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But all pain is isolating, and the trauma of sexual assault is specifically very isolating.
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Trump is proposing isolating America from its allies, and isolating these allies from each other.
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People always ask if living alone can be isolating, like it isn't just as isolating for them.
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Is it fair to expose a babysitter who's otherwise isolating themselves if someone in your family isn't isolating?
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It's extremely isolating, and it is even more isolating when the world thinks that you're living the high life.
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Just as Bose headphones became a go-to for isolating people from the noise of airplanes, Skylights is hoping its VR hardware can be the go-to for isolating passengers from the sights.
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"), isolating myself ("I'm too tired to go out with friends!
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Your life just stops, and the loneliness is so isolating.
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Virtual reality as it exists is generally an isolating experience.
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The closet is a depressing, dangerous, isolating place to be.
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Pressuring and isolating Raqqa -- ISIS' self-declared capital in Syria.
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I'm continually struck at how isolating being a survivor is.
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Erdogan has said isolating Qatar would not resolve any problems.
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Isolating one building I don't think is much of one.
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The nature of living in the White House is isolating.
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The countries say they're isolating Qatar over concerns about terrorism.
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I love it, but it can be an isolating experience.
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The Gear VR felt innovative but clumsy, powerful but isolating.
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Teaching is often isolating and stressful, and burnout is high.
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And once you start isolating yourself, you're no longer integrating.
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This was isolating and disorienting to me throughout my childhood.
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He speaks only Spanish, isolating him even more than most.
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Mr. Martinez speaks only Spanish, isolating him more than most.
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After a while your brain starts isolating you from reality.
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Loss can be isolating and unfathomable — because absence is unfathomable.
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Weinstein was described as living a "lonely" and "isolating" existence.
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Living in a pandemic can be scary, isolating and, overwhelming.
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The only other option, however, would be isolating themselves indefinitely.
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There are public health consequences to isolating everyone for weeks.
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It's nice to keep busy, if you're healthy and isolating.
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In the same way, books can sometimes be isolating, right?
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"Everything is highly individualized, and it is isolating," Svart said.
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Oppressive, bullying, and abusive regimes traffic in isolating their victims.
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For one thing, isolating viruses from field samples is tricky.
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During very difficult moments, this job can be very isolating.
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These are vital for diagnosing, isolating carriers, and tracking exposure.
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It's tragic, isolating choreography — and then the lights come up.
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Because actual reflection is hard, sometimes isolating, and often inconvenient.
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West Ham said last week that some club personnel are self-isolating after making direct contact with Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta — who also tested positive for the virus — but the players were not self-isolating.
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Power poles could fall down alongside trees, potentially isolating remote areas.
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It can feel really isolating and scary — like you're not safe.
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"Their experience of reporting on corruption is very isolating," he said.
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By isolating the civilian population, fighters had fewer places to hide.
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The bottom line: Embattled dictator Nicolás Maduro is rapidly isolating himself.
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Augmented reality amplifies human performance instead of isolating people, he says.
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The craziest thing I got to demo involved isolating directional noise.
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Did it feel weird or isolating to return to those poems?
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Leading a remote team can be lonely and isolating at times.
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" Adds Nava: "Being in the NICU can be isolating and scary.
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Virtual reality can sometimes appear like it's a pretty isolating platform.
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Roads completely washed away and others blocked by debris, isolating residents.
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And make sure you get a good set of isolating headphones.
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Therefore, isolating ISIS from the root cause of the problem, i.e.
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"It can be a very isolating experience for people," said Cowart.
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Prime Minister Trudeau is self-isolating but has not been tested.
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But it can be very isolating to be a mall Santa.
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CK: I think you are also isolating the stages of growth.
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When people put on the headset, Mr. Nassima explained, it's isolating.
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Was it an incredibly isolating experience for you to speak out?
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Cheap earplugs, or perhaps noise-isolating earbuds, might work well enough.
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She assumes that our app, Churchome Global, is an isolating experience.
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Jane Goodall is self-isolating in her childhood home in England.
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The gravest danger to the wounded heart is an isolating silence.
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Self-isolating in a studio, Swae Lee gave a full concert.
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I am in a weird in-between that occasionally feels isolating.
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Imagine isolating yourself, fearing to share too much of your identity.
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It was extremely isolating and my fellow classmates picked on me.
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Mr. Baradar argued against isolating Afghanistan and cutting off all aid.
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Arishi faced the problem of isolating children with symptoms of diphtheria.
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Country life can be, and often is, precarious, isolating, and difficult.
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In a Medium post on Thursday explaining the decision, deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes argued that America's Cold War–era policy of isolating the communist country had failed—that we ended up isolating ourselves instead.
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Circles: Isolating butt and thigh, trace circles with left big toe (B).
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The White House is both an isolating bubble and a fish bowl.
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Not only was it isolating, but it came with medical hurdles, too.
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They had reportedly been self-isolating in their home since Jan. 24.
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That has a way of isolating at least half of your audience.
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In short, isolating refugees can create the problem you're trying to avoid.
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"He's isolating our nation from other nations in the world," Booker said.
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Essentially, they reduce reverberations within the wires, better isolating and stabilizing sounds.
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Naturally, then, youths blamed olds for isolating their country from the world.
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And it's really difficult, and it's really isolating, and it's really lonely.
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The isolating grommets (4) help ensure isolation between the different data channels.
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Growing up, I learned to survive by isolating myself from the world.
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Working from home can get a bit lonely and isolating — boring, even.
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But High Line train station was demolished in 1961, isolating the subway.
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He's isolating more frequently, and averaging more touches and seconds per touch.
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There's an insulating and isolating effect that comes with too much ease.
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We hope to have more information by Monday isolating the growing region.
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Are they drinking and sleeping more, isolating or giving away their possessions?
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Fitch believes Brinker has done a good job isolating challenges at Chili's.
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Even though it's filled with people, the experience can feel quite isolating.
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Small towns are more intimate but also more isolating than big cities
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Marathon running is a solitary endeavor that can be lonely and isolating.
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However, Sandberg explained, isolating women in the workplace is hardly a solution.
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For many, an assignment at the forts was cold, isolating, and long.
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Julia Brownley of California, are also closing their offices and isolating themselves.
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"It's very isolating to not be around anyone my age," Sepich added.
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Wilson even made a playlist for others self-isolating or in quarantine.
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Here are some class pets that have joined families in self-isolating.
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On the contrary, it is not this Resolution that is isolating Israel.
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I think Enid realizes that she's different and how isolating that is.
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In isolating Huawei, the U.S. will only speed up China's digital isolation.
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Isolating the cause of this year's mysterious deaths is a tremendous challenge.
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The British leader, who long resisted social distancing, is now isolating himself.
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I slowly started hanging out with others and isolating myself from them.
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Gregoire is also self-isolating at home and her symptoms have subsided.
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Thankfully my symptoms are mild and I'm working from home & self-isolating.
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And the half that didn't said it was very lonely and isolating.
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Singapore is inspecting all passengers from China, and isolating people with symptoms.
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Once she became a judge, she said, the work became more isolating.
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"Having a disability can often feel isolating," says Joe's mom Sharon Baber.
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But Ronnie's evasive, isolating behavior immediately began raising eyebrows amongst the roomies.
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But we are also increasingly isolating the most vulnerable students in America.
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It's a familiar portrait of a person isolating themselves with their device.
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In Syria, the second phase is centered on isolating Raqqa, he said.
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When it was, it was whispered about as a shameful, isolating thing.
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But here's another way to look at it, just isolating the growth.
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We need to prevent people from isolating themselves because they are afraid.
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But growing up with fine dining as a hobby can also be isolating.
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The sensitivity to noise lasted for about three weeks, and it was isolating.
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GABRIELLE: Well, people are worried that we are isolating ourselves from our friends.
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The takeaway is that the workplace can often be isolating for Black women.
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This workforce is hidden behind closed doors and working under incredibly isolating conditions.
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Usually, she appears utterly alone, an impression occasionally underscored by an isolating spotlight.
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Perhaps it's because taking care of an infant is a naturally isolating experience.
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We should be intensifying contacts in those communities, not scapegoating or isolating them.
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Adult life, especially in a city, is all too frequently isolating or alienating.
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The prior month spent in a sling recovering from surgery felt particularly isolating.
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Playing with defined risk calls, isolating that range above resistance, makes some sense.
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This new location was isolating, and left plenty of time for Albright's obsessions.
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"Germany should have an interest in not isolating itself too much," Schaefer said.
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"Germany should have an interest in not isolating itself too much...," Schaefer said.
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"The League's attitude risks isolating Italy in Europe", the deputy prime minister said.
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That takes listening to music from an isolating experience to a social experience.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said isolating Qatar would not resolve any problems.
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They may build a wall in their minds and end up isolating themselves.
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Distrustful people end up isolating themselves, alienating others and corroding their inner natures.
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Being so remote is incredibly peaceful, but it can also be very isolating.
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Companies can help in ways that include isolating fewer women when forming teams.
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Noise-isolating headphones skip the fancy tech and cut out ambient noise naturally.
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Even when they go well, fertility treatments can be expensive, stressful, and isolating.
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The whole shot feels isolating with an insane smile that creeps into view.
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Other times, Steinberger lets the vinyl fill the frame, isolating the sculptural form.
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Right now, the Raqqa operation is working on isolating the city, Townsend said.
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We need to stop isolating ourselves and voting in blocks based on ethnicity.
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She said she'd been self-isolating since her diagnosis was confirmed Monday night.
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They twist against the barbed wire of human connection in an isolating world.
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"People think of games as isolating or a solitary pursuit," Ms. Foulston said.
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I cannot think of a human experience that is more isolating than depression.
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Social distancing can be incredibly isolating, especially for those who are already vulnerable.
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Now, Smoothy is in New Zealand, self-isolating at Ewing's family holiday home.
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Carlson's method further complicates things by isolating the contact between human and demon.
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He will now be "self-isolating" until the illness has run its course.
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You know, often it just feels like a very isolating sort of circumstance.
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President Trump is shutting out the rest of the world, isolating our country.
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Getting the person to talk is the first step to isolating the problem.
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She and the Prime Minister will be self-isolating for 14 days. pic.twitter.
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Brighton and Hove Albion are ringing self-isolating elderly fans to offer support.
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Also, the idea of self-isolating for two weeks will be very important.
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We're all in this together, so self-isolation doesn't have to be isolating.
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Billionaires are self-isolating on superyachts, and they're not afraid to show it.
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But by Friday, he was self-isolating after testing positive for the coronavirus.
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"It's incredibly isolating, which makes people think it's incredibly rare," Dunlop tells PEOPLE.
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This has left the United States with fewer partners in isolating Iranian influence.
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Roads are completely washed away and others are blocked by debris, isolating residents.
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Meanwhile, Garrison Technology, has focused on tackling cybersecurity by isolating internet browsing activities.
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"It's very isolating being queer in general, but especially being transgender," they said.
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Their mutual resentment, tangled with love, made Wamariya's journey all the more isolating.
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I never again in my life want to have an experience that isolating.
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It was a very isolating and lonely experience, and I hit rock bottom.
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But so is hoping that isolating and threatening them will yield better results.
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"Very serious handling is being carried out, including isolating those areas," Limpo said.
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Skating, which Chen has done nearly his whole life, is insular, even isolating.
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Rather than isolating themselves, Luttrell encourages women who are willing to share their stories.
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I'm still trying to find a balance between being self-reliant and isolating myself.
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To others, it might seem inspiring, but in reality it can be very isolating.
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Isolating the President from his own home team is a winning strategy for Kim.
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"Our immediate focus is identifying, isolating and treating recruits who present symptoms," Brig. Gen.
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Few things are more isolating than experiencing feelings of self-destruction and self-loathing.
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"Isolating or penalizing China will not serve America's interests," he said in a statement.
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According to her mother, however, this isolating situation may be Bonnie's ultimate wish fulfillment.
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The rural location made life isolating, and boring for someone with a severe disability.
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Further isolating the marginalized among the population you serve is far from your duty.
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Once again, in the name of putting America first, Trump will be isolating it.
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The first third was an astonishingly lonely, wholly isolating, and quite literally nauseating experience.
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The culture of distrust isn't the only isolating factor, but it plays a role.
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They severed the primary government supply route to Aleppo, effectively isolating the entire city.
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What no one told me: Starting a business can feel completely isolating at times.
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It suggests isolating lipstick sales as consumer weathervane is losing much of its usefulness.
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"They are isolating a politician and leader of the opposition," she wrote on Twitter.
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We really connected on this idea that at that age we were self-isolating.
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"It isn't really protecting them, it is isolating them," he said of solitary confinement.
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As for New Yorkers who tested positive with the virus, isolating themselves is mandatory.
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"We try to find ways to educate people without isolating people," said Ms. Zimmett.
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We connected through QuarantineChat, which facilitates calls for people who are currently self-isolating.
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Instead, think about expenses that will no longer be relevant while you're self-isolating.
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CNN's Luke McGee writes: Isolating the Prime Minister is not that difficult, in itself.
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Stuck in an isolating depression post-breakup, Mark McDevitt found a friend named Nate.
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"I pushed myself to do it because I've been isolating myself lately," she said.
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This meme isn't about just identifying anything, isolating it and putting in the music.
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The family is now self-isolating, and the baby is recovering, Sky News said.
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Still, Tedros said there is still a chance at isolating and containing the coronavirus.
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Still, Tedros said there is still a chance at isolating and containing the coronavirus.
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Quarantines involve isolating people who are at risk of infection or who are infected.
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Both said they had mild symptoms and would be self-isolating for seven days.
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Charles is now isolating along with his wife, Camilla, and only displaying mild symptoms.
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Porn Pornography sites have seen an increase in traffic since people began self-isolating.
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The pair is self-isolating together, per an Instagram Live they performed last Friday.
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Wirecutter Instead of isolating, you can help your neighbors and community in these ways.
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As if there were others around, and they weren't all off self-isolating somewhere.
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Saeid places several layers of towels and other isolating materials on the client's back.
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Instead of isolating me, I have found that the apps have opened wider doors.
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Self-isolating may sound excessive and inconvenient, but it kept my premature babies alive.
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Nor did the plans call for isolating hazardous materials from high wind or water.
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The CDC already is helping with the new coronavirus, tracking and isolating potential cases.
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It also could mean isolating a survivor from their friends and family, Glenn says.
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Anyone who has been through active addiction knows how incredibly isolating the experience is.
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Airlines are cutting service, isolating an international city from the rest of the world.
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Many also found the experience of being sent from home isolating, and sometimes traumatizing.
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Then he called on nations around the globe to join hands in isolating Iran.
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"Isolating the North Koreans has not halted their pursuit of nuclear weapons," Feinstein said.
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It rightly wants to take advantage of the S.D.F.'s momentum in isolating Raqqa.
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President Donald Trump's "America First" approach keeps isolating the US from its closest allies.
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This could be "isolating" with increasing amounts of time spent online, Dr. Beurkens said.
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My brother, Loren, got me a nice pair of noise-isolating earphones from Etymotic.
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But that's a much harder case to make when Trump is also isolating Congress.
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"As so many of you know, being a survivor is so isolating," he said.
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Sometimes strict rules designed to help us be "good enough" end up isolating us.
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Isolating an article from the surrounding content removes the context in which it was published.
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The anger has left many Syrians further marginalized in the already isolating struggle to survive.
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They left them on a barbed wire structure that symbolized the ghetto&aposs isolating wall.
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"When we flattened the floor, we put in an acoustically isolating floor system," Stuart said.
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" Adds Jill, "It has been so hard to keep this all in and so isolating.
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That can be incredibly isolating and frightening to know we don't always have their support.
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It is a grief that lingers, resistant to resolution, perhaps because it is so isolating.
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Make no mistake: we can't attract the best talent for our economy by isolating ourselves.
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Some of the options are: creative, interconnected, revolutionary, automated, isolating, surveillance, collaborative, addicting, alienating, cold.
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Rather than team with numerous songwriters and producers, Amber works in her bedroom, isolating herself.
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For five decades, our Cuba policy isolated us in our neighborhood instead of isolating Castro.
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The most important point is to avoid isolating children in trying to treat their obesity.
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Rural areas are disproportionately affected, putting businesses at a disadvantage and isolating individuals, critics say.
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They built a protective wooden shed over him, isolating him in a bubble of safety.
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As such, policymakers would be wise to reassess the strategic benefits of further isolating Russia.
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The best noise-isolating headphones are comfortable to wear, but still effectively block outside noise.
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Eating disorders are isolating enough even with support; it's not something you should handle alone.
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I'd been working as an au pair in Germany, and it was quite socially isolating.
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City officials mitigated the hack by isolating and taking offline the breached server, he said.
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We might all be staying home and isolating, but this doesn't mean dating is dead.
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Hivju, a Norwegian actor, said he and his family are self-isolating upon the news.
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But social distancing could also mean isolating a sick student or closing a school entirely.
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I do, but I also know that means I'm always at risk of isolating myself.
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The CDC recommends that these patients remain at home, isolating themselves as much as possible.
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Queen Elizabeth II's son, the heir to the British throne, is self-isolating in Scotland.
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But many members of the Afghan political elite support an American exit, isolating Mr. Ghani.
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Allied countries also plan to develop new protective measures, like isolating troops ahead of deployments.
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He is currently isolating with his girlfriend Cassie Randolph, whom he met on The Bachelor.
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This is the opposite of the Trump administration, which seems intent on isolating American manufacturers.
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A "presumed positive" patient was self-isolating at home in Nevada, health officials there said.
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Unacast uses reductions in travel for an index of how well people are socially isolating.
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The couple are self-isolating at home in Scotland, following UK government and NHS advice.
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Greta Thunberg announced that she has coronavirus symptoms and is self-isolating on Instagram Tuesday.
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How were you attempting to isolate, and what was hard about isolating in your situation?
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Pulling away and isolating yourself is one of the most dangerous things you can do.
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He said in a tweet that he is experiencing "mild symptoms" and is self-isolating.
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My family and I are self-isolating at home for as long as it takes.
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Me and my boyfriend of, like, a month and a half are self-isolating together.
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One-fifth of transport workers are off work because they were unwell or self-isolating.
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The heir to the throne, who is 71, and Camilla, 72, are both self-isolating.
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The CDC recommends that these patients remain at home, isolating themselves as much as possible.
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Isolating patients who have a confirmed infection will be key for health systems as well.
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However, Prince says, isolating code often comes with a cost to browsing speed and reliability.
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All of the Valentine's Day events can be isolating to people who aren't in relationships.
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Some areas lack a lively activities scene, which can be extremely isolating for a freelancer.
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I'm often sad, watching this transition to a more isolating, cookie-cutter kind of commerce.
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The NLRB currently has a Democratic majority, isolating it politically from the Republican Trump administration.
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But the Obama and Bush administrations got nowhere by further isolating the already-reclusive nation.
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Escalation would risk isolating Iran not only from Europe, but Russia and China as well.
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As the researchers acknowledge, it's possible that they're not fully isolating bail and its effects.
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" She added, powerfully, "We should be intensifying contacts in those communities, not scapegoating or isolating them.
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But even VR platforms that place the user in virtual worlds are not necessarily isolating experiences.
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"For anyone with any chronic illness, especially a teenager, that feels very isolating," Dr. Borotwitz says.
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Essentially, you walk around looking at your phone, further isolating you from the world around you.
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It can feel very isolating to be in a place without anyone who looks like you.
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To Dr. Zhang, that meant a delay in isolating her patient — and getting potentially lifesaving treatment.
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Since noise cancellation can be isolating, Beats also built a transparency mode into the Solo Pros.
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For on-ear headphones, the Solos are commendably comfortable and surprisingly good at isolating exterior noise.
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They're not amazing at isolating exterior noise, but they do a decent enough job of it.
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The company is often criticized for supposedly isolating people, but there's no replacement for Facebook Events.
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It's expensive, isolating, and mind-numbing to be a contestant on The Bachelor or The Bachelorette.
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If it's among acquaintances, there's fear of social rejection or isolating yourself from the friend group.
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There are no loops around the ear or noise-isolating buds entrenched in your ear canal.
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To secure convictions, Japan's system of justice depends heavily on confessions procured during long, isolating detentions.
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He reportedly lived his entire time on set as the Joker — isolating himself from his costars.
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Avatars hardly feel like a "human" presence but interacting with others makes it far less isolating.
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I wish they were more noise-isolating, but the integration of Google Assistant features is nice.
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It's being marketed as a comfortable headset with a quality microphone and sound-isolating ear pads.
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However, having gone alone and not speaking any Russian, the experience was extremely isolating for him.
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How does isolating the US from key allies & jeopardizing limits on Iran's program accomplish those goals?
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To sit down and write a song, it's an isolating situation even when you're co-writing.
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The sound-isolating ear cups support lifelike Dolby Atmos sound that sweeps above and around you.
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Encourage your friends to participate Taking care of yourself doesn't have to be an isolating thing.
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He added the "US is increasingly isolating itself" and leaving other countries to take the lead.
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Going to Mars seems like one of the most desolate, isolating experiences one could opt into.
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The DPRK must choose to stop isolating itself and stand down its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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Worst case, she ends up isolating herself by continuing to communicate in a text-only medium.
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MEE audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise-Isolating In-Ear Headphones, $11.99 (originally $29.99), available at Amazon.
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On top of all that, the experience can also be incredibly isolating — even within a relationship.
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Longer term, isolating RRT could also facilitate a shareholder spin-off of the company's residential operations.
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Alana Paterson knows how isolating it can be to compete in an intensely male-dominated arena.
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As far as dance photography, it might be the best at isolating parts and following them.
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Instead of speaking out and seeking help, I'm prone to isolating myself from everyone I love.
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They're reasonably priced (from $65 to $75 online), are noise isolating, and are sweat-proof/washable.
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It's isolating to see everyone's happy moments, and, then get silence when you share something vulnerable.
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We've never been incarcerated but we've been told about how isolating an experience it can be.
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So I don't understand a leader of a nation isolating its citizens inside of four walls.
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" The Russian Embassy in a tweeted statement called Murphy's assertion that it was isolating itself "nonsense.
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Isolating for returns, emerging market funds gained 27 percent in the one-year period through Oct.
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The country is certainly getting better at controlling, isolating or even developing vaccines against some pathogens.
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When evaluating the tax impact of Warren's plans, Zandi cautioned against isolating them from each other.
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Make sure you get some isolating headphones Of course, you don't need to use two microphones.
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It was isolating: The technology was immersive, but had to be consumed at the individual level.
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Many people reference our social media-connected world as bringing us together while also isolating us.
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The government added that all other passengers returning from overseas consider self-isolating for 14 days.
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And technology is the Big Bad, isolating us, controlling us and trading on our personal data.
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New Democrat leader Jagmeet Singh announced shortly after that he was self-isolating and feeling unwell.
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Being stuck indoors can be isolating, but games like "World of Warcraft" can help with that.
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Several GOP senators are not able to vote because they are self-isolating after Kentucky Sen.
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Paul expects to return to the Senate after isolating himself, an aide to the senator said.
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Employees who came in contact with the two officers are isolating at home, the TSA said.
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By targeting Iranian banks, the United States has already gone a long way toward isolating Iran.
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By isolating themselves in a bubble of sycophantic loyalists, they set themselves up for disastrous errors.
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Emotional suffering, in particular, can be profoundly isolating, shaking our sense of self to its core.
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Outreach from the government is often met with distrust, further isolating the community from truthful information.
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Since the outbreak, he had been self-isolating and wearing a mask and gloves when outdoors.
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FEMA's communications office did not say if any employees were self-isolating because they had symptoms.
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Being quarantined, self-isolating, or following an order to "shelter in place," doesn't equate to loneliness.
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Although the experience can be an isolating one, losing a baby during pregnancy is quite common.
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She doesn't work with many people who look like her, she says, which can feel isolating.
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This is the first week of self-isolating at her place after one month of dating.
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Madonna is a pioneer when it comes to celebrities publicly losing their minds while self-isolating.
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Prince Charles is currently self-isolating at home in Scotland, following UK government and NHS advice.
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By isolating and pointing the finger at Charlie, it helped make the latter the Islamists' target.
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And he's ultimately a friend to a person who is in a powerful but isolating office.
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"It's very isolating and separating," he says of being the "TikTok kid" on his college campus.
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Before Trump took office, his lawyers promised the President was "completely isolating himself" from his business.
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The D.P.R.K. must choose to stop isolating itself and stand down its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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It was stopped by isolating cases, good hygiene practices, as well as summer warmth and humidity.
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The approach can have an effect similar to a breakup by isolating a company's different services.
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Documents dating as far back as the Old Testament contain rules for isolating people with Leprosy.
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Isolating abortion providers from mainstream medicine has hurt women seeking the procedure almost since Roe v.
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Having a secret can be isolating, he says, but otherwise, heroin has not hindered his life.
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Researchers are isolating bacteria and their DNA and also doing genetic sequencing to identify the bacteria.
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"The Trump administration is clearly focused on isolating China, putting more pressure on China," he said.
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Betron B25 Noise Isolating Headphones Betron HD500 on Ear Headphones Sony MDRZX310 Foldable Headphones Sony MDRZX310L.
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Yes, adding, [as Cruz] 'In fact, just to be safe, I've been self-isolating for years.
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Fifty years of isolating Cuba had failed to promote democracy, setting us back in Latin America.
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People typically join movements to feel a sense of community but this one seems quite isolating.
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"Endometriosis is an incredibly isolating disease," Wileman says of her decision to document her experience in 2017.
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The experience of infertility is a taboo topic, and the grief of pregnancy loss can be isolating.
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Pregnancy, as far as I had ever imagined, wasn't supposed to be this way—torturous and isolating.
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Doctors were being cautious because of the infection risk and were isolating the boys in the hospital.
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Aside from being too conventional, another disadvantage of TV couple bios is that they can be isolating.
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Another way that China likes to lean on Taipei is by isolating it from the global community.
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Fifty years of isolating Cuba had failed to promote democracy, it set us back in Latin America.
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Where 7 Miracles really steps away from Christianity's historical traditions is in how isolating the experience is.
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It's a way out of the current situation that can seem isolating and hopeless for some kids.
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And given how physically isolating VR can be, it creates a helpful lifeline to the outside world.
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It's an isolating, strange experience to care about the AAA gaming experience, and yet here I am.
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VR is, by definition, an isolating experience that shuts you off from the rest of the world.
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CO: I think we reached certain balance by isolating those modern issues to a bubble of sorts.
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In Japan and China, Trump hopes to rally support behind his strategy of isolating North Korea economically.
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They also have noise-isolating ear tips and a Kevlar fiber cable to help reduce broken cords.
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Human interaction is essential for a healthy brain, and you may be isolating yourself without realizing it.
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The move has sparked outrage among U.S. allies and risks isolating the United States at the summit.
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By isolating allies, enabling adversaries and peeling apart multilateral institutions, Trump is making global conflict more likely.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has also moved to restrict Taiwan's international influence by diplomatically isolating the island.
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When isolating that group, it has beaten the S&P 500 five of the past eight years.
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Taking a co-ed group and isolating them in the wilderness is a practice worthy of study.
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And I think we pay a price for isolating Russia in that we don't have personal contacts.
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Cruelly, their move into California, which once seemed to trumpet their ambitions for independence, now feels isolating.
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What's more, alcohol often plays a significant role in employee bonding at tech companies, further isolating women.
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As the guide says, being a man diagnosed with a "woman's disease" can be isolating, even embarrassing.
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It always runs the risk of isolating forms of artistic expression from what is happening around them.
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It can be very isolating, and it can be incredibly detrimental to your emotional and physical health.
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Shifting strategies: Containment and mitigation Tracing contacts and isolating sick people are efforts to contain the virus.
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"I entered in this role to combat social isolation, but this role is very isolating," Hemminger confesses.
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Farm life was isolating, though, and Mr. Mintek found solace making movies with an old VHS camcorder.
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The two are still self-isolating at their home in Scotland, which is actually Balmoral, a castle.
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Moreover, the blockade by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt has not succeeded in isolating Qatar.
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Free trade also provides opportunities for America to broker strong partnerships; protectionism is both immiserating and isolating.
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We need to do much more testing, tracing, and isolating to use the next three weeks properly.
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Mr. Hariri's resignation, apparently aimed at isolating Hezbollah, seemed likely only to strengthen it and its allies.
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First, though, he is rejected by his closest relatives, all women — wife, daughter, granddaughter — further isolating him.
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Life as a farmer in India can be isolating, and he felt cut off from his peers.
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Proximity to death is isolating; it nudges her into greater openness, into seeking connection and finding it.
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Also do what you can to stay connected, because the pandemic can be incredibly isolating, Bhatia says.
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Hancock said measures the government planned included isolating people aged over 70 for up to four months.
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By isolating ourselves, we also minimize the risk of infecting the most vulnerable members of the population.
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Humanity is self-isolating, social distancing, and, yes, quarantining in an effort to beat back the coronavirus.
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Gatherings were limited to two people, unless they are all members of the same family isolating together.
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Since isolating themselves on March 11, they have provided multiple updates on the status of their health.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been self-isolating after his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, tested positive.
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I am isolating myself at my home and following the guidance of the Office of Attending Physician.
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It's lonely and isolating, she said, but it's something you get used to because you have to.
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While Ms. Moore has fond memories of growing up in Texas, it was also isolating at times.
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But the key is public information and having an informed population, finding those cases, rapidly isolating them.
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While isolating together, we were growing a li'l more touchy with each other, and, like, sharing blankets.
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Some health vulnerabilities in my family mean I'm probably going to be isolating for the long haul.
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Do you notice someone isolating himself, giving away belongings, refusing to take regular medications, or stockpiling weapons?
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Mr. Trump sharply criticized them, isolating himself and upending the global trade order the U.S. itself built.
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Comedy can be used as structural violence, you have to remember that — it's a way of isolating.
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Mr. Li said the quarantine hotel did not seem to be doing a good job isolating people.
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There are less dangerous and expensive alternatives to arrest and isolating intoxicated people in jail sobering cells.
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Mr. Spicer defended the invitation, saying the Philippines were important to isolating North Korea diplomatically and economically.
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And the V.R. experiences offered so far can be unpleasantly isolating; you are alone in those goggles.
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And despite Mr. Stitt's own conservative credentials, fellow Republicans have been isolating him as the feud simmers.
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Mass testing of the exposed and isolating the sick can be sustained and might keep clusters manageable.
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Iraj Harirchi, Iran's deputy health minister, posted a video online saying he was self-isolating at home.
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Khamenei must see that Iran will end up isolating itself if it seeks to destabilize the area.
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Imposing a price on the U.S. is one thing; isolating itself politically is another for the Iranians.
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The first time, I tried keeping up with some projects from home but found remote work isolating.
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And since vaping is now so prevalent, teens can find it socially isolating to try to quit.
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Commitment to such an initiative is critical — as is isolating the immediate struggles that new firms face.
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We think that shutting ourselves off and isolating ourselves will not lead us into a good future.
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I was already self-isolating; if I had the virus, care would simply mean managing my symptoms.
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Volker Kauder, head of Merkel's conservatives in parliament, said continued dialogue was needed to avoid isolating Iran.
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But it's unknown what brain changes might take place in the isolating, stressful conditions of deep space.
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Francesca said that would be so isolating, and I said, yes and just confusing all the time.
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That can be great and beautiful and romantic, but it can also be really frustrating and isolating.
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Instead of isolating South Africa, he argued, Western leaders should allow verligte (enlightened) whites to reform apartheid gradually.
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Grohl plays around on the desk, isolating individual instrument to pull apart his almost 27-year-old tracks.
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By all logic, most Norwegians should be depressed with seasonal affective disorder by their long, dark, isolating winters.
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Having a child who is disabled is one of the most isolating experiences a parent can go through.
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Isolating and segmenting safety-dependent components reduces the resources required to shield them from hazardous or hostile conditions.
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Mr Medina believes Texas goes on isolating its death-row prisoners out of vindictiveness, not because of security.
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Regardless if it's sex or not, there's something about connecting online that's inherently a bit lonely and isolating.
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Is the journey a meditation on the way mental illness can warp experiences in sinister and isolating ways?
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He also believes that virtual reality (even more than a mobile phone) is too isolating and anti-social.
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Isolating Clinton's vulnerabilities also entails ignoring basic structural advantages Clinton would enjoy no matter who her opponent was.
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There's something so distinctly isolating, yet freeing about driving—its solitude feels like a recharge rather than loneliness.
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Sure, social media has connected people around the world, but it has also led to isolating filter bubbles.
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The former spies describe an isolating existence in which they are often looked at with suspicion by neighbors.
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In a speech in January 2010, Clinton warned Beijing it risked isolating itself it it didn't sign on.
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The Indian researchers had been isolating peptides from local frogs and screening them for potential bacteria-fighting benefits.
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American Airlines on Friday suspended flights to and from Venezuela amid unrest, further isolating the South American country.
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Why it matters: The president is isolating himself on Trump Island, in the comfy warmth of his base.
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Because in a VR situation, you're isolating yourself from everything around you and entering this completely virtual space.
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By isolating dopamine cells, scientists can now conduct pure transplants without worrying about side effects of other cells.
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It's destructive, isolating, and, quite frankly, one of the dumbest things you could ever focus your energy on.
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The display represents a bridge between the physical and digital world while not isolating viewers, its creators said.
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Facing a lawsuit, California agreed in September to stop the practice of isolating gang leaders for unlimited periods.
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So you might be socially isolating yourself a little bit more than if you were a morning type.
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Democrats in those states risk isolating moderate voters who say the Senate should confirm the Supreme Court nominee.
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His isolating attribute was used as a reason to violate him along with his recentness to the military.
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For the townspeople still trapped there, Castle Rock, Maine, feels as isolating as an island in the Pacific.
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And while underlying causes can be identified, isolating what precisely has set off the attempts has been elusive.
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"People talk about virtual reality being an isolating medium, but I don't believe it has to be." video
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She later earned a second Nobel Prize, this time in Chemistry for her work in isolating pure radium.
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When a physical problem gets in the way of your sex life, it can feel isolating and worrisome.
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The wireless MA650 is at a similar level, but the noise-isolating capacity gives it a leg up.
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America is isolating itself, as Trump replaces traditional diplomacy with bullying, backed up by an army of surrogates.
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Sharing the intimate details of one's life post-FGM/C can be difficult, embarrassing, or even socially isolating.
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He added that by creating such restrictions, China risked isolating itself technologically from the rest of the world.
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Founder Felena Hanson is quick to note that female co-working is not about isolating women from men.
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They chop cities into pieces, creating disconnected zones, isolating people from business districts and often from urban waterfronts.
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The film's compositions in particular are incredible, often isolating the tiny human figures amid lush, imposing natural landscapes.
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Spider silk Adidas sneakers, for example, were engineered through a process of isolating and fermenting spider silk polymers.
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Their life moves to the same rhythm these days, an odd cadence that is both comforting and isolating.
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There have always been people to knock TV as an isolating habit that substitutes virtual companionship for actual.
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In the month since, Lombardy has become the country's coronavirus epicenter, proving the need for testing and isolating.
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Caging and isolating a person who's already been damaged by violence is hardly a recipe for positive transformation.
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The F.A.A. determined there has to be some method of isolating these batteries if you have a problem.
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This combination of chaotic, stressful client visits and isolating, mundane office work might explain the company's Disney dimension.
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She won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry eight years later, too, for her work in isolating pure radium.
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Don't get me wrong — motherhood can be lonely and isolating, and meeting other moms is a great idea.
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Billionaires are hoping to avoid the coronavirus pandemic by self-isolating on superyachts, The Telegraph's Alan Tovey reports.
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In an Instagram post Tuesday, Thunberg said she had recovered after isolating herself for the last two weeks.
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If you're self-isolating with a partner or family, Dr. Nejad says to avoid sharing at all costs.
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But now that it's closed and he's isolating, which means no tennis partners, he's playing against the wall.
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In his statement, Mr. Trump clearly took the prince's side in that rivalry, risking further isolating Mr. Erdogan.
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A storm destroyed the provincial road to Portofino, isolating the picturesque coastal town and stranding residents and tourists.
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He said in a video statement his symptoms are mild and that he is self-isolating at home.
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In terms of the coronavirus outbreak, self-isolating and quarantining in an unsafe home can compound the issue.
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The country has avoided putting entire regions under lockdown but is meticulously tracing and isolating suspected coronavirus cases.
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American policy favors sanctions, but not isolating Russians and portraying that country in the most hostile light possible.
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"I know with my family, the whole special needs thing is isolating for all of us," she said.
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Several schools, including Baylor University and Miami University in Ohio, have tested students, isolating them in some cases.
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"It only feels isolating afterward, when you realize you haven't talked to people for five hours," he said.
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Persse urged ICE start isolating people who show mumps symptoms and quarantine people who may have been infected.
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Roads in the valley were cut on Sunday by slides and debris, isolating almost 400 tourists and residents.
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Isolating people from each other and canceling mass gatherings can help to prevent the spread of active disease.
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Many experts are skeptical that isolating thousands of patients in shelters can stanch the spread of the coronavirus.
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Isolating each section of the grid in this manner reduced the strain created by having crossing theme entries.
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The United States quickly realized that by isolating the most extreme prisoners, the recruitment and indoctrination was compounded.
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Later, ready for guests and no longer isolating, I thought of myself as a castle in the desert.
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While research shows that social media is isolating for youth today, it's the opposite for the aging population.
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We should be helping children develop into dynamic individuals, not isolating them and making them dependent on technology.
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"These studies are hard to do, and isolating the effects of air pollution is hard," Dr. Ezzati said.
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In this, he is ignoring the main lesson of the two countries' shared history: Isolating China doesn't work.
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"Shutting ourselves off against the world, isolating ourselves, will not lead to a good future," Ms. Merkel declared.
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Though I've come a long way in my recovery, I'm often reminded how isolating this process can be.
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But the blockade has ended up isolating a country that was already the poorest in the Middle East.
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I was isolating myself from the rest of my band by sleeping in separate accommodations and traveling alone.
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Having your sex life impacted by medication can be frustrating and feel incredibly isolating, but you're far from alone.
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"I began isolating myself in my room, pulling away from my relationships, and giving up on schoolwork," Saoirse recalled.
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Scientists Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov won the 2010 Nobel Prize for isolating and experimenting on graphene in 2004.
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Various app-isolating features (such as Flatpak) ensure that any insecure applications can't read other areas of the system.
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Instead of becoming a hermit and isolating yourself from your friends or family, make an exception here and there.
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"It was scary and isolating, and really ugly," says Saum of the scene in a phone interview with Refinery29.
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By discovering and isolating a set of cat-related qualities, it taught itself to be an effective cat detector.
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That includes isolating various chemical compounds in the cannabis plant and targeting them for different health and wellness needs.
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While initially comfortable and neatly isolating of external noise, the Technics T700 also have an issue in their fit.
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Isolating women would have many negative impacts, most tangibly, that women would lose out on mentorship and sponsorship opportunities.
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Mr. Geiwitz briefly considered moving into her apartment, but caring for a parent alone can become isolating and overwhelming.
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If that turns out to be the case, isolating individuals will not be effective in curbing transmission, he said.
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The commonly accepted need for isolating suspected cases collided with anger, confusion and recrimination between China and other governments.
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But technology can also be isolating, separating us from each other as we retreat into our own virtual worlds.
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A new government that leans further toward Hezbollah would risk isolating the country and subjecting it to U.S. sanctions.
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She has criticized Austria and the other countries for acting outside European Union parameters, and for potentially isolating Greece.
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This illness is great at isolating us from the world around us and convincing us that we are worthless.
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The flow crossed a road, isolating a handful of residents, including some who needed to be airlifted to safety.
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The boost to corporate governance, isolating the company from government's influence, lifted its shares about 64 percent last year.
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"We put all the unique ingredients together and age the cheeses by isolating them in the fridge," says Lingard.
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Projecting a recorded video performance into an Oculus headset is fine, but in many ways, it's an isolating limitation.
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A 2017 study suggests that summer colds are more isolating than winter ones, which is why they feel worse.
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It's that he's isolating the U.S. from the world on so many issues that should be easy slam dunks.
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I think that it's hard for me to know what other therapists eat because it's such an isolating job.
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Perhaps that refugee status is a relic of the Cold War, much like the U.S. policy of isolating Cuba.
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Such investments lost $3.6 billion last year, but isolating them also revealed strong operating margins in advertising-based businesses.
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The scene isn't used to isolating mechanisms, which is why that bland, blue-carpeted room invites so much hostility.
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It's a small change, isolating the mouth and jawline and inserting only a few words within a longer sentence.
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This noise-isolating pair of earbuds features the company's unique "flex-form" cables for maximum comfort and ultra portability.
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The second half is devoted to everyone isolating Will to save him before the mind flayer takes over completely.
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They can lead their country to the fold of civilized nations, or continue down a destructive and isolating path.
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Not surprisingly, researchers determined that experiencing anti-bisexual prejudice, internalized heterosexism, and identity concealment was, in fact, pretty isolating.
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There's an inherently isolating quality to putting on a virtual reality headset (at least in the user's immediate vicinity).
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There are some really basic keys to writing horror, like isolating the characters and building tension gradually over time.
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He added that he wants to see the U.S. work with Mexico instead of isolating itself behind a wall.
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Isolating an infection vector is second nature to people who work in medicine, and the same thing applies here.
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Fernandez de Cossio said such a measure would be unprecedented and violate international law, further isolating the United States.
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"New York can be an extremely isolating place, especially if you are here for a new job," Smith says.
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"The path to being your own boss doesn't need to be lonely or isolating," said Finkelstein, in a statement.
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Keep the chef, the staff, even the old favorites from the menu, but (isolating the variable) move three blocks.
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Each one has a better chance of lasting longer, discouraging violations, isolating bad actors and building trust among adversaries.
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Finding and isolating a computer infected with malware — a job that once took months — now takes hours, he said.
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Their responses, however, differed, with Veneto testing even asymptomatic residents and isolating people who tested positive for the virus.
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Visits from friends and outside advisers have been limited, making the always-isolating White House feel even more so.
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His wife Camilla, who tested negative for the virus, is self-isolating in a separate part of the estate.
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As many continue weeks, and possibly months, of socially isolating at home, it can start to feel quite lonely.
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President George Bush was criticized for isolating himself from voters by running for re-election from the Oval Office.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel is self-isolating after being treated by a doctor who was confirmed to have the virus.
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They are reportedly self-isolating in a rented house in Australia for the time being, per The Hollywood Reporter.
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"We think that shutting ourselves off, isolating ourselves, will not lead us into a good future," Ms. Merkel said.
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The question has always been: Do you change Iran by isolating it or by engaging it step by step?
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Hancock said he was suffering from "very mild symptoms" of COVID-19 and was self-isolating for seven days.
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I am currently self-isolating in North Carolina — day 12 out of 14 of post-travel quarantine, no symptoms!
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What Went Wrong The CDC test required proprietary kits for isolating the virus's RNA from swab and spit samples.
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This feeling is profoundly isolating to experience and yet it's also a point of connection with billions of strangers.
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Hence, for the North, menacing the United States is a nonnegotiable means of isolating and exercising dominance over Seoul.
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So people are being asked to do social distancing — which really means physically isolating themselves as much as possible.
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The state also is monitoring 152 people who are voluntarily self-isolating for two weeks after returning from China.
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Generally, the focus is on isolating patients who are actually sick and quarantining contacts who may have been exposed.
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Several other countries have since followed suit, further isolating the small Arabian Gulf country and stirring concern in Washington.
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Prospects for the latter brightened with President-elect Donald J. Trump's criticism of the American policy of isolating Russia.
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But he said he understands why isolating the party riles its voters — and some conservative Christian Democrat voters, too.
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Russian authorities show no credible justification for isolating Paul, and refuse to allow Paul to get proper medical attention.
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"I was just, like, isolating myself and making myself seem like I was unrelatable," he said about that time.
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Many in the West talk of "isolating" North Korea as if this were an objective in its own right.
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If you're not privy to them, it's likely because your outward judgment is isolating those people in your life.
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Hochman suggests isolating people who could have been exposed to norovirus because the symptoms begin relatively abruptly after exposure.
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I worried about her socially isolating herself from other kids, something I also did as a selectively mute child.
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By Wednesday, surrounding public transportation was suspended and roads were closed off, isolating the university area and exacerbating tensions.
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But Lipinski counters by that isolating abortion critics within the Democratic Party "plays right into the hands" of Trump.
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The entire Toronto Raptors team was tested last week; all came back negative, and players are still self-isolating.
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To solve this problem, researchers have spent years isolating and cataloging a wide variety of plant-based protein sources.
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Boccaccio's Decameron (21665) presents stories told by women and men who, isolating themselves, take refuge from the Black Death.
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In short, by consolidating behind Mr. Trump, the Republican Party is isolating and alienating itself from the broader public.
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Though the sheer amount of space could give an isolating effect, the home was designed with sociability in mind.
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"The aim of the exercise is to build core strength and stability, while isolating a specific body part," she says.
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At the same time, the discovery of nitrous oxide was part of Beddoes' program of isolating and testing different gases.
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The outperformance grows when isolating for risk-adjusted excess returns and runs counter to history when credit spreads are widening.
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As it turns out, what felt like an incredibly isolating experience was one that I shared with other Black women.
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These aren't noise-canceling, but do a decent job of isolating you by blocking out some of the ambient din.
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When I first played Rock Band VR, I was worried the Rift would turn something social into an isolating fantasy.
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Health authorities are scrambling to contact the two dozen people who were there, including neighbours who are now self-isolating.
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Even in this early prototype, the effect is impressive, cancelling out ambient noise while isolating and amplifying the human voice.
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She also knows well how isolating the hospital can be, and how hard it is to do even simple tasks.
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Chinese entities that strengthen North Korea's economy by getting around sanctions undermine the American policy of financially isolating North Korea.
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It can be isolating, Green says, as some creators feel like they only have an audience, rather than real friends.
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"We have a very good idea (of what the problem is), but we're not quite done isolating it," Bruno said.
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It's simultaneously very beautiful, that we're all sharing these experiences and doing this stuff, but also very isolating and lonely.
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But during pregnancy she becomes obsessed with taking care of the baby, isolating it from the world and its father.
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" Since March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, Lakshmi is hoping to bring attention to what she calls "a very isolating disease.
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Many Argentines blame Fernandez for isolating them economically with protectionist policies and cutting the country off from international capital markets.
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"There are those who envision building walls, but that's just isolating yourself, it leaves you alone," said the Mexican president.
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Nuclear power backers stress that reactors are protected from hackers by so called "air gaps" isolating them from unsecured networks.
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This in turn causes them to fall further behind, isolating them further, and so on in a self-perpetuating cycle.
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"It was a little isolating in the beginning because I didn't have any friends that had babies yet," Duff said.
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His debut album, For Emma, Forever Ago, remodelled the isolating and excruciating learning period that comes after a relationship's end.
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Moves to military cities that revolve around bases can be isolating without a well-established niche in the military community.
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The decision to call for a search is a highly public and isolating way of seeking out evidence, he added.
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In the photo of my watch, cranking the blur to 63% really brings out the details while isolating the background.
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It's an isolating situation, and while most people who work remotely enjoy solitude as a perk, loneliness can set in.
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The current US strategy of isolating ISIS inside cities such as Mosul and Raqqa can place civilians at additional risk.
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One of the reasons why VR gets a bad rap is precisely because it can be such an isolating experience.
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Like Rizzo, Silcox said that virtual realities can be deeply meaningful for people whose physical conditions are isolating or hurtful.
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Talking about this stuff, the only way treatment becomes possible, will always be daunting, but it should feel less isolating.
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"El Salvador has given a huge backing to the Venezuelan cause, isolating Maduro's regime even more," he wrote on Twitter.
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The president has put Saudi Arabia at the center of his Middle East strategy that's focused primarily on isolating Iran.
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During the 1850s federal treaty commissioners tried to reduce the bloodshed by isolating natives on reservations farther from the killers.
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But isolating Iran from Western money and companies permits Moscow to fill the market void in various high profit areas.
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That's dangerous, because it re-wires how your brain works, further isolating you from the world outside of the cult.
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Soviet Russia sought to resolve that contradiction by giving its scientists privileges, but isolating many of them in closed cities.
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His team raised concerns with the Ministry of Health and urged an alternative to isolating the patients in the prison.
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Trump's failure to seize the leadership opportunity in Paris is consistent with his isolating approach to foreign policy more generally.
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On Tuesday, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert strongly criticized Saudi Arabia and its allies for their policy of isolating Qatar.
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The United Nations slapped additional sanctions on North Korea last month aimed at isolating the reclusive nation's already troubled economy.
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Pinterest is also updating its visual search when it comes to finding specific products, isolating each product within an image.
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In the grizzly bear's case, human stressors have stunted genetic diversity, geographically isolating them and preventing interbreeding with other populations.
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Other members of that party were self-isolating, and the country decided to halt the meeting of the country's parliament.
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The University of California, Los Angeles, also said three of its students were being tested and self-isolating off campus.
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Three students at the University of California, Los Angeles, were being tested for the virus and isolating themselves off campus.
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The general stigma around abortion makes the experience very isolating and very emotional when it does not need to be.
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The club did not say which player was self-isolating, but British media reported it was French defender Benjamin Mendy.
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She's currently self-isolating in her room since she returned to Texas in mid-March, minimizing interaction with her parents.
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He has an uncanny, nearly magical gift for isolating his details, for holding them to the light until they shine.
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There's evidence that choosing a "worry time" and isolating your worries to that designated period can be a beneficial thing.
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His 93-year-old mother the Queen is isolating at Windsor Castle, alongside her husband Prince Philip, who is 98.
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It made the strange, isolating new world wide web we all found ourselves in feel a little more like home.
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The brutal monsoon season has affected more than 40 million people and left millions homeless, and isolating thousands of villages.
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Or we lived in abusive, grim, isolating institutions where we didn't need straws because we got 24-hour attendant care.
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There may be no better time to launch a brand-new streaming service than when people are socially isolating themselves.
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Now you can scroll Instagram together with friends, turning a typically isolating, passive experience into something more social and active.
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With businesses temporarily closed and citizens self quarantining, self isolating, and/or self distancing, we're put in a difficult bind.
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What would Edvard Munch's "The Scream" look like if its famous wailing figure was isolating at home for two weeks?
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"Social distancing," or the practice of self-isolating, has been understood as key to preventing community spread of the virus.
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Countries should continue finding and testing cases, isolating patients and following their contacts to stop the disease from spreading globally.
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As the CDC recommends staying home to distance from others, drivers continue to deliver essentials to people isolating at home.
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He is now self-isolating but said he would continue to "lead the government's response" to coronavirus via video-conference.
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The White House hopes that further isolating North Korea will eventually force Mr. Kim to come to the negotiating table.
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But the latest version of this major showcase of American art is also bleak, pious, naïve, monotonous, isolated and isolating.
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Quiet negotiations often take place when it comes to isolating tuberculosis patients, with federal officials convincing states to house them.
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President Donald Trump is isolating the U.S. and jeopardizing global economic growth, former Mexican President Vicente Fox told CNBC Wednesday.
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With the U.S. government isolating itself, U.S. companies and their affiliates are likely to pay heavily in additional foreign taxes.
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Otherwise, as the virus spreads, we will be isolating ourselves, too, and will jeopardize our ability to obtain critical resources.
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Ten of those 14 people are either isolating at home (under supervision from health officials) or being treated at hospitals.
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Posted "codes of conduct" and respect for privacy have long made plane, train and bus trips solitary and isolating experiences.
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Saudi Arabia, emboldened by Mr. Trump, has increased the pressure, isolating Qatar in part for its cordial relations with Iran.
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Yet more than a dozen countries are isolating patients and screening travelers from China as a wave of panic spreads.
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While Matar revels in being sequestered, he finds that the city pushes him toward other people rather than isolating him.
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After isolating these antibodies, the researchers then capture their genetic code, using it as a blueprint to mass produce them.
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For the 4.9 million children who do prior to reaching adulthood, experiencing grief is a foreign and often isolating feeling.
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Even in the best of situations, distance running can be an isolating life of training twice a day and sleeping.
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But as they are in the noise-isolating style, they might not in yours — especially if you have small ears.
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Laura's intellectual challenges were made infinitely worse by Julia's isolating severity, and Woolf's inability to perceive this is a failing.
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After her death, SeaWorld conducted an extensive review that resulted in trainers further isolating themselves from the animals for safety.
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The report would also have to assess the benefits and challenges of isolating U.S. military infrastructure from the electric grid.
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Dr. Woodruff was instrumental in isolating two microbes that, while effective against tuberculosis and other infections, proved toxic to humans.
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The transition to a shelter can be traumatizing, with its cacophony of howls and barking, smells and isolating steel cages.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Cruz has no symptoms, but just to be safe, he has said that he will be self-isolating.
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Some of those staff members were isolating themselves at home on Monday, but none were sick, Port Authority officials said.
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It can be an incredibly isolating experience, especially when exciting changes go unnoticed or unrecognized by people close to us.
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While Ossoff is running as an ardent opponent to Donald Trump, he's cautious about isolating himself from his Republican constituents.
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This profoundly isolating experience made me completely change my mind about how I felt about receiving "digital kisses" from strangers online.
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As for the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa, the process of isolating and ultimately seizing the city has already begun, she said.
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To better enjoy the customizable sound, they form an isolating seal in the ear canal to block out most exterior noises.
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I know I wasn't alone in [experiencing] cyberbullying, but when you're going through it by yourself, it can be incredibly isolating.
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Last year, Norway&aposs top court ruled that Norwegian authorities had not violated his human rights by isolating him in prison.
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The OnePlus 5's dual cameras do a solid job isolating the foreground and background, but I noticed a few things.
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Ramadan is all about community and thus family, and doing a lot of it alone can be sad and sometimes isolating.
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A storm in northern California dumped so much water on the region that roads turned into moats, isolating two California towns.
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The AirPods Pro don't offer the same kind of isolating audio cocoon that I'm used to with my Bose QC 35s.
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Some say it has to do with the isolating shock of losing both of her parents when she was relatively young.
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Brett Gundlock cuts through some of the noise by isolating people on white backdrops and allowing them to tell their story.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari said on Wednesday his country was against "isolating and besieging" any other country.
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"Being part of the community, to us, means not isolating ourselves from the outer world," said Code University founder Tom Bachem.
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Police stand behind a cordon isolating the area where MP Jo Cox was attacked in Birstall near Leeds, June 16, 2016.
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And by isolating it using the laser, its possible to write data to a single tiny spot, without affecting neighboring grains.
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As isolating as loneliness feels, it's such a universal experience now that the New York Times even called it an epidemic.
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Feeling like you haven't hit certain norms in terms of where you're supposed to be can be really isolating and stressful.
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But all such formulae are variations on the theme of isolating a cell's protein-making machinery in a free-floating suspension.
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Isolating what attracts them forms the core of SpyBiotech's "glue" that can in turn be used to bond other vaccines together.
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"My experience with my father, even though you know that you're not the only one, it feels very isolating," he continued.
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It's also one that comes with risks, including further isolating a country whose destabilization campaign extends into the regions worst crises.
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For something that's supposed to be natural, the lack of education and support nursing parents receive can feel isolating and devastating.
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Future frequently waxes about drowning himself in a sea of drugs, clearly unable to cope with the isolating nature of fame.
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Throughout it all, Stumpf said he regretted what happened while isolating blame to a portion of the bank's 200,000 employees nationwide.
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The only real editing involved isolating his subjects from their backgrounds, then adding a type of light that evokes portrait photography.
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Both sanctions and the oil price slump are still having a deep impact on Russia, largely isolating it politically and economically.
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He'd periodically ask himself what it would feel like to live among everyone else instead of always isolating himself in training.
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" Obama later continued, "Isolating or disparaging Muslims, suggesting that they should be treated differently when it comes to entering this country.
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Science fiction and fantasy in particular are excellent at picking apart and isolating the hope and terror surrounding our political processes.
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And, in a break with Mexico's tradition of diplomatic nonintervention, he supported a regional initiative aimed at isolating Venezuela's socialist government.
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Freelancing can be isolating, but the military has a vast, built-in sense of community with things like co-working spaces.
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There was also the dramatic potential of isolating a group of relative strangers on a boat captained by an enigmatic oligarch.
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That's when Russia annexed the peninsula off Ukraine, sparking a wave of international sanctions and other measures aimed at isolating Moscow.
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The Hugo's dynamics are fantastic, isolating moments of silence in a recording beautifully, giving them more room to breathe between notes.
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Saudi Arabia also has taken a more aggressive stance toward regional rival Iran after isolating Gulf neighbor Qatar earlier this year.
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"Unfortunately, the Russian government is further isolating their country by blocking our visit and several others in recent months," Murphy said.
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Trump is confident the personal relationships he spent so many hours developing here will pay off eventually in isolating North Korea.
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For decades, officials from other countries habitually pointed to America's insistence on isolating Cuba as an emblem of post-colonial intransigence.
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Soon after their marriage in April 2009, Ms. Yusufiy said, he began beating her and isolating her in their Florida home.
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In this uncertain and constantly changing environment, isolating and excluding women in the workplace will take us in the wrong direction.
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"This policy of isolating Iran runs directly counter to U.S. interests in Afghanistan," said Marcus Chenevix, MENA researcher at TS Lombard.
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Country B, by isolating their four total representatives, and ranking them relative to each other, as 1, 2, 3 and 4.
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CEO and Founder, GabbiWhat no one told me: No one talks about how incredibly isolating it is to be an entrepreneur.
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Under pressure from news outlets, the Republican Party tried to cauterize the wound that Mr. Akin had created by isolating him.
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After Ms. Brancheau's death, SeaWorld conducted an extensive review that resulted in trainers further isolating themselves from the animals for safety.
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Isolating the local carbon footprint of each tech headquarters is difficult when few companies have ever provided that kind of data.
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When you're in love with someone who has depression, somehow that lonely and isolating disease manages to wrangle you in too.
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This silence can be awkward, even isolating, when trying to describe how kids you didn't birth mean so much to you.
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Thirty people in the city were in mandatory quarantine, with more than 2,000 voluntarily isolating themselves, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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The state is also restricting intake into to the California prison system, focusing on isolating prisoners and not mixing prison populations.
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An offering of help and kindness during a time that can be isolating for American families can help bind us together.
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Taking an aggressive stance with traditional allies now seems to be just a warm-up for the main event: isolating China.
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The Saints coach says he is self-isolating at home and feeling fatigued, but is not experiencing a fever or cough.
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It's all designed to get people to help stem the spread of the coronavirus by self-isolating and maintaining social distance.
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Quarantine — Restricting the movement of, or isolating, people who might have been exposed to an infection but who aren't yet sick.
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Nearly two-thirds of Americans said they're mostly or completely isolating themselves, with "very little" to "no contact" outside their households.
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Experiencing other people's lives move forward together, their dreams solidified while I'm standing on the sidelines, is often lonely and isolating.
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But Trappist communities may be particularly vulnerable, since their traditions are more isolating and, in many ways, more resistant to modernization.
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The moves risk further isolating the United States at a delicate geopolitical moment by inflaming key allies, as well as China.
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Apart from the technical failures, these machine-made "theater" pieces were also isolating, in the case of CVRTAIN rather extremely so.
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Freelance writing is a solitary occupation, and as if that weren't isolating enough, Gornall sought to row across the Atlantic. Twice.
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Isolating these body parts allows the viewer to disassociate them from their owner and to scrutinize them in an abstract realm.
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"Welcoming them into the fabric of the community seems like a much more viable strategy than isolating them," Ms. Jacobs explained.
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More important, the costs of isolating Eritrea became too onerous for Ethiopia as it struggled to contain mounting unrest at home.
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It's a noisy mess, one that shatters the muted, often isolating tone of Combat Evolved's functional corridors and sparse alien landscapes.
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Governor Jim Justice said the man was not hospitalized and is isolating at home, according to local news network WSAZ 3.
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"All passengers must provide the location of "where they will be self-isolating," and if not, "they could face adverse consequences.
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Even as we all self-isolate — indeed, because we are all self-isolating — we are realizing that we are all interconnected.
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In particular, Hahn touted work on isolating antibodies, cells that fight off infections, from patients who have recovered from COVID-19.
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Think of a neighborhood restaurant that is reduced to a handful of takeout and delivery orders while customers are self-isolating.
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Last week, the All The Bright Places actress took to social media to explain why she is self-isolating: her grandmother.
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The hair experiment is just one of the ways the pair are keeping themselves busy and entertained while isolating at home.
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As isolating as social-distancing feels, it is also bonding in the most profound way: We are all in it together.
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"A mass public shaming, with millions of people saying you are quote-unquote canceled, is a very isolating experience," she said.
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Ms. Perez-Maldonado suggested that Sergeant Barry had rushed to subdue Ms. Danner instead of isolating her and waiting her out.
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Even after just a week or two of self-isolating, we've learned not to take even the smallest pleasures for granted.
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Before agreeing to see him, the client wanted to know if he had recently traveled and whether he was self-isolating.
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People are changing their behavior, socially isolating and pressuring others to do the same, with varying degrees of success and urgency.
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The spokesman also said that Britain's chief Brexit negotiator David Frost is self-isolating after showing mild symptoms on the virus.
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I was nervous about extensive self-isolating, scouring the news every few minutes for bright spots amid mostly tragedy-ridden headlines.
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The UK government announced emergency legislation on Wednesday that will guarantee instant sick pay for anyone self-isolating from the coronavirus.
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The infected passengers were put in a specialized containment area on the flights, isolating them from the rest of the passengers.
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They could be quite isolating and scary and intimidating, those scenes, but you always felt you had someone in your corner.
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You might find that you're metaphorically closing the door and not letting people in by isolating yourself and avoiding casual conversations.
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Nyusi described seeing "bodies floating" in the water after two rivers broke their banks "wiping out entire villages" and isolating others.
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That's a problem against the Chargers, who love isolating Joey Bosa and especially Melvin Ingram against guards in obvious passing situations.
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Ditching the Iran nuclear accord should be seen as a coordinated United States-Israeli-Saudi shift toward isolating and confronting Iran.
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Twenty-four-hour care is particularly grueling and isolating: long bouts of idleness, punctuated by spasms of disorder and intimate struggle.
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I don't see what Black Lives Matter is doing for blacks other than isolating them," Giuliani said Monday on "Fox & Friends.
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Diplomatic tensions Kim Jong Nam's murder triggered a heated three-week diplomatic row between Malaysia and North Korea, further isolating Pyongyang.
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It's all a decidedly different environment from the White House, which even for an order-averse President feels isolating and restricting.
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For Ms. Marquez, a lesson from her experience is that science is not solitary, isolating work, as it is often portrayed.
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The Mexico City-based Jiménez, 29, re-evaluates masculinity in his mixed-media collages, isolating bodybuilders' muscles into discrete, exaggerated parts.
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Caregiving can be an isolating experience no matter the age, but younger caregivers report higher levels of loneliness than older ones.
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Caregiving can be an isolating experience no matter the age, but younger caregivers report higher levels of loneliness than older ones.
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Jammie, who is currently isolating in Michigan, learned about dalgona coffee through YouTuber Michelle Choi, also known as The Seoul Search.
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Since my whole family is isolating in our house, I asked my brother to help me out and download the app.
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The idea would be to prevent NATO from overrunning or isolating Kaliningrad by opening basically a giant military highway to it.
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The B.D.S. movement thus married a set of tactics — aimed at isolating Israel culturally, diplomatically and economically — with a political program.
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These are services where a sort of "filter" bubble — isolating users into worlds of points of view — isn't an unintended consequence.
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These simplified thought experiments are meant to serve as what philosopher Daniel Dennett calls "intuition pumps," isolating your basic moral instincts.
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" —lilleaflo "Being a stay-at-home mom can be very isolating, and I have two young sons who aren't school age yet.
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For queer and transgender kids, and those of us who used to be them, prom is often an isolating and uncomfortable experience.
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But total immersion can also be isolating—not just for the person in the headset, but for the people standing near him.
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Many of these applications are also run as publicly-available cloud services, and I would make isolating these instances a high priority.
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The days of him isolating against or posting up his own man and thinking he'll win more often than lose are over.
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Learning how to track this, while also figuring out why you can't get pregnant, can be embarrassing, depressing, anxiety-inducing, and isolating.
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These lines are an indictment of both the inhumanity of solitary confinement and the isolating culture of surveillance that ensnares us all.
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He's isolating more around the free-throw line, a section of the floor that forces opponents to think twice before sending help.
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This has proved effective at isolating, containing and strangling rebel redoubts into submission without consuming too much of the regime's dwindling manpower.
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The researchers who conducted the study said in a press release that isolating inflammation as a variable for heart attack is groundbreaking.
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Instead of isolating itself and building its own chips like Apple and Google, it's effectively outsourcing the hardware development to the experts.
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It told me that isolating myself was the best way to take care of myself when, in reality, the opposite was true.
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Remember how many moments the season centered on him seemingly isolating and wounding himself due to his inability to give up control?
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Instead, they decided to transform the cells by isolating and adding the missing hair protein—known as a bone morphogenetic protein (BMP).
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U.S. export controls expected later this year could force a further reliance on indigenous technology by isolating U.S. firms from China's market.
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Plus, many fields of science feature isolating environments like labs and hospitals, where researchers and students spend long hours cooped up together.
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By finding and isolating entire protein sequences, rather than a single instance, the researchers stand a better chance of determining biological function.
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TC: So the primary fix you see on your end is kind of isolating those people and getting them off the system?
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"Being a special-needs mom is isolating," says Mager, 32, of Oxford, Michigan, in a chat with PEOPLE for this week's issue.
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They're adept at isolating an individual scent in an already-contaminated area and have been bred for centuries (scent-uries?) to track.
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Tampa can be a pretty isolating place so going to these other places was just a way to see the other side.
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They're the fact that adolescence marks an enormously exciting time in a person's life, but also an enormously isolating and horrifying one.
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" The singer also recognized the burden that stigma places on people who struggle with mental health illness: "It can be incredibly isolating.
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There are certainly many behaviors that help depression grow: isolating yourself, over-sleeping, staying indoors, not eating, eating unhealthily, neglecting hygiene, etc.
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"It's made me realize that there's a tribe of people like me, which you can't beat in an isolating situation," Rutherford says.
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"The waters of the Pungue and Buzi rivers overflowed, making whole villages disappear and isolating communities, and bodies are floating," Nyusi said.
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These were often severely overweight people in Nebraska, or Texas, places where being different and definitely being overweight could be supremely isolating.
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He says Warsaw is isolating itself and shunned Poland and its close EU ally, Hungary, during a recent tour of eastern Europe.
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It's a clever solution, and it even adds to the make-believe side of the experience, but it's also a bit isolating.
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He said he'll pull the US out of the Paris climate agreement, isolating the US on that issue on the world stage.
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The epidemic has since killed more than 650,000 Americans, isolating even more who live with the condition but struggle with public acceptance.
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Abroad, the administration's bellicosity risks isolating the United States from the remarkably successful regional and international coalition Obama and Trump have assembled.
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"Saying VR is isolating because it's immersive is a very narrow view of the world you're all building," he told the crowd.
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"The [Democratic People's Republic of Korea] must choose to stop isolating itself and stand down its pursuit of nuclear weapons," Mattis said.
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This enlargement of the characters ... is like focusing with a big lens, isolating them from the works they are usually found in.
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Turning kratom into a therapy is something McCurdy is working on: isolating the plant to the essential molecules he believes have potential.
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But it can also be isolating for some creators, according to Michael Bienstock, who runs the influencer-focused wealth-management firm, Semaphore.
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Trump's G7 performance shows how he's living in a totally different reality and isolating the US from the rest of the world
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The Muslim world began to stagnate and then decline after the 13th century, as this cosmopolitanism was replaced with self-isolating dogmatism.
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"Trump does see Saudi Arabia as perhaps even central to his broader Middle East strategy, and that includes isolating Iran," Hamid said.
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Describing her mother as angry and isolating, she says she has no memory of her mom seeking treatment for her mental illness.
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Dr. Luke signed her to his label and convinced her to move to LA, isolating her from her family and support system.
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Another British cabinet minister, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, the international development secretary, came into close contact with Ms. Dorries, and was self-isolating.
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The US is now the third-hardest-hit country, and people are staying home and isolating, many under shelter-in-place orders.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) announced he had become the first senator to test positive for the virus and would be isolating himself.
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And while it might seem counterintuitive, remember that following guidance and isolating is ultimately a socially generous act, a gesture of community.
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"The whole community is self-isolating, but these signs are providing so much connection now," Create Dunwoody president Lorna Sherwinter told CNN.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's wife, Sophie, has also tested positive; the prime minister and his kids are self-isolating for 14 days.
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"I felt like a lot of women looked at me out of fear, and I was isolating myself from society," she said.
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People around the world are social distancing and isolating in the wake of the coronavirus, and that's bound to lead to disagreements.
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"Even when there are people around to support us during times of mourning, it can be an extremely isolating experience," said Bianchi.
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"It's just a matter of isolating the traits" from others in his own personality, he told The Salt Lake Tribune in 22009.
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Since Mr. Bolton became national security adviser in April 2018, he has intensified the Trump administration's policy of isolating and pressuring Iran.
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You argue that today, under Trump, the US is using its veto more often and increasingly isolating itself on the world stage.
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She got 112 days off her sentence for being held in isolating conditions at a brig in Quantico, Va., before her conviction.
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With people around the world isolating indoors to protect themselves against the spread of the coronavirus, it has never been more popular.
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With people around the world isolating indoors to protect themselves against the spread of the coronavirus, it has never been more popular.
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She left behind the isolating force of fame for a chance to live, and maybe even make a difference in the world.
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Bournemouth said five people, including goalkeeper Artur Boruc and four first-team members of the staff, were self-isolating after displaying symptoms.
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It means that Trump is isolating the United States, not Iran, and it increases the risk of military conflict down the road.
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Countries should continue finding and testing cases, isolating patients and following their contacts to stop the disease from spreading globally, he said.
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Trump's aides huffed ahead of time that the summit's agenda was an attempt to bolster Macron politically while isolating the United States.
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A thin border of yellow surrounds this murky nucleus, isolating it and turning the rest of the painting into an elaborate frame.
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The idea is that through identifying and isolating the sick, the virus could be kept from spreading in communities around the globe.
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Even though we're supposed to be self-isolating and we are, it's also not impossible to talk to your neighbors right now.
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Because you're isolating people at home all the time and removing them from social interactions, and that's going to lead to depression.
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I think going through grief, whether it's losing a parent or a spouse or a best friend, is a really isolating experience.
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WestJet said in a statement to CBC that the crew onboard followed the appropriate procedures for infectious disease, including isolating the man.
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By further isolating China as the odd man out, it would help mightily in winning concessions from Beijing in ongoing trade talks.
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Except for when he was at school, Gayle never let him out of her sight, inadvertently isolating herself from social interactions too.
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Experts said the stunning scale of the shutdown, isolating a major urban transit hub larger than New York City, was without precedent.
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They say the regulations would create barriers to market entry for foreign companies and impair the country's security by isolating it technologically.
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The complex interaction and interconnection of all the tissues involved presents a significant challenge to defining and isolating the relevance of fascia.
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Maybe I needed to break the habit of isolating myself and recognize that I might not be as misunderstood as I thought.
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The Canadian government once pressured Inuit women to travel far south to give birth in hospitals, an experience that many found isolating.
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He combed through the filings from roughly 2,000 federal civil rights cases, isolating those that involved forcible entry in residential drug raids.
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What happens to them is interesting, just how powerfully isolating it can be to the person who decides not to do that.
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Shit the bed, seriously, this is surely one of the most disturbed, isolating, and skin crawling areas in a game to date.
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In a cover story published by Vanity Fair Tuesday, the actress and director reflected on how isolating Hollywood had been for her.
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I'm not sure if I was being polite, or if I compounded her loss by isolating her from the joy of others.
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Well, funnily enough, being an expert at something that elicits a massive shrug from everyone you know can be kind of isolating.
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This average helps eliminate year-to-year variations in the climate like El Niño cycles, isolating the changes wrought by human activity.
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So he's developed what he calls a "divide-and-conquer strategy," isolating the seven known causes of aging and tackling them individually.
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Far from isolating only people who have been violent, it's very common for corrections to put people in solitary for trivial reasons.
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The process turned out to be difficult, stressful, and time-consuming, costing me precious work hours and isolating me from my coworkers.
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It's hard not to imagine Drake was onto something new but the risk-averse side feared isolating fans who fiend for new quotables.
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Classmates she'd previously called friends took Labrie's side, isolating and bullying her until she left the school — which itself took an adversarial position.
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The presidency has long been a lonely, isolating office, with security concerns keeping the commander in chief at a distance from the public.
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They say the regulations would impede China's economic growth, create barriers to market entry and impair the country's security by isolating it technologically.
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Isolating their respective products into two different eco-systems is a bad thing for everyone, so they need to work their shit out.
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Half the country knows looking at the political landscape in a certain way and you are isolating them with these types of tweets.
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"When you're a young person with cancer, it's so isolating," said Ludden, who watched his own aunt battle cancer when she was 38.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook repeatedly expressed his strong interest in the technology over the more isolating virtual reality over the last 83 months.
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People become Santa Claus because it brings joy to others, during a time of the year that is stressful or isolating for many.
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They abandon the horror vacui aesthetic of all of Munson's other projects by isolating one or two objects within a largely empty space.
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Even though these are isolating diseases, all of us collectively form a "we" that is much larger than any of us can imagine.
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One Twitter user came to the same conclusion by isolating the colors found in the strawberries and putting it on a white background.
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In high school I had a serious problem with isolating myself, since I didn't know where to fit in with my peer groups.
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This industry of mimicking intimacy isn't focused on connecting us to each other, but rather on isolating us within our own virtual world.
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I got too good at isolating myself, which was not intelligence but more likely the clichéd coexistence of self-hatred and self-obsession.
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Crucially, it allows the person in the headset to interact with others, turning what could be an isolating experience into a social one.
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But this interest-based matching could, in turn, have an isolating effect – keeping friendships constrained to socio-economic bubbles where diversity is lacking.
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I've avoided writing about virtual reality because it's always struck me as an isolating technology potentially antisocial enough to really limit its appeal.
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Part of the reason mental illness is so horribly isolating is that what's happening inside you doesn't line up with your external reality.
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If you are already bothered by the amount of time you spend on your phone and other devices, this is even more isolating.
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The CEO says AR is much less isolating than VR, and has described the technology as being as potentially revolutionary as the smartphone.
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That his Xanadu of immense grandeur will grow to feel like a prison, all the more isolating for its towering cell walls. 2.
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But being on top can sometimes be isolating and difficult, especially as a woman breaking into male-driven spaces like Hollywood and television.
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It makes the feeling a little less isolating and is a nice way of connecting with other folks through our mutual human absurdity.
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As a result, users become separated from information that disagrees with their viewpoints, effectively isolating them in their own cultural or ideological bubbles.
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Firefox also announced upgrades to its Facebook Container, an extension that works by isolating Facebook from the rest of a users' web activity.
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The effect is of making the host under attack into a moving target while isolating sketchy traffic, thus preserving resources for trusted clients.
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So while motherhood was an unplanned blessing in a away, it was also "isolating and lonely, and so cold and dark," Knowles recalled.
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VR is often slammed for being an isolating experience, but companies like Facebook and Google are making strides to make it more social.
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Those messages are also isolating -- it says you're going to be alone and under attack, and it's not a message you really want.
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One instructor, Gerren, calls his class the "100 Team," which added a personal, welcoming touch to what could otherwise be an isolating experience.
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But it's a heartfelt reflection of Daye's efforts (now and throughout his life) at human connection during some of life's most isolating moments.
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By isolating two of their chief allies, they make it that much harder for strategic Kellyn or Donathan to rally forces against them.
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Both of these processes work by isolating the different chemical compounds in a sample and then quantifying and identifying them, Gomez-Escolar says.
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But food is inherently social, and not being able to share meals or trade sandwiches at lunchtime starting in middle school was isolating.
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U.S. officials have reluctantly concluded that simply applying more sanctions or further isolating Venezuela diplomatically is not likely to hasten a political transition.
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The strategy focuses on pursuing terrorists to their source, isolating them from their support systems, and integrating and modernizing tools to combat terrorism.
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Isolating ourselves while decreasing American contributions to global health will only make us more vulnerable and less capable of responding when it strikes.
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"Now countries who don't stand for those things, who don't stand with those things, are going to end up isolating themselves," he added.
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Trying to avoid isolating Northern Ireland is pulling May toward solutions that keep the United Kingdom as a whole tied to EU rules.
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A Lakers source told ESPN that other players were "isolating" Russell socially as well as refusing to pass him the ball during games.
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If they keep Kavanaugh, they still risk electoral losses by isolating women voters who may be more sympathetic to the women accusing him.
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You probably already know this, but VR can be a very isolating experience and most games on Quest so far are single-player.
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The notion that isolating yourself from germs can backfire on you by handicapping your immune system is what researchers call the hygiene hypothesis.
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We have our small group of friends, our co-workers, but most of our life is spent in pretty isolating situations and conditions.
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There's nothing inherently social about VR. In fact, putting on a headset and entering your own world can be a fairly isolating experience.
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If cruising through Russia on a train doesn't sound isolating, imagine recuperating from five surgeries and re-learning your craft along with it.
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I've written before about how isolating it can be helping my son navigate the world, but there are also moments of piercing joy.
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Coronavirus has folks in heavily populated areas getting outta Dodge ... believing they'll be much safer away from people, isolating in homes on wheels.
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The Duke of Cornwall has been self-isolating in Scotland with his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, who tested negative for the coronavirus.
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Visitation at these placements has already begun to be restricted, further isolating children who are already isolated from their families, friends, and communities.
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Traveling as far as Mars may be too risky and isolating for some, so why not just travel around the moon and back?
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Other actors who have tested positive for COVID-19 include Tom Hanks and Idris Elba, both of whom are also currently self-isolating.
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"I give it two weeks," Trump said, suggesting he was ready to phase out his 15-day self-isolating guidelines once they expire.
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Many people, including Asha and Ahmed, who don't usually play video games, are getting into "Animal Crossing" to socialize during this isolating time.
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Mark then used a program to crop those images down, isolating just our faces, and manually deleted any blurred or badly cropped photos.
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You may find screaming into your dog less isolating than screaming into an inanimate object, since your dog is familiar and loves you.
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I did this because it can be a very isolating and lonely experience to be a cultural practitioner of color in this city.
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But I suspect that while this is comfortable, isolating ourselves from opposing views is not how we will achieve the changes we need.
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But now senior Pentagon officials are voicing concern that Mr. Bolton's policy of isolating and pressuring Iran could set off an armed conflict.
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The critical vogue was still with New Criticism, an analytical approach that emphasized "close reading," isolating the formal artistic elements of literary text.
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"I am working from home, I'm self isolating, and that's entirely the right thing to do," he said in a video on Twitter.
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The site lead started isolating workers, telling them they could meet one on one but not as a group with the regional manager.
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The Canadian prime minister has been self-isolating there since his wife, Sophie Trudeau, announced last week she tested positive for COVID-19.
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No matter how credible Dr. Blasey is, isolating her as a lone accuser is the most effective political strategy for confirming Judge Kavanaugh.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister said on Friday he had tested positive for coronavirus and was self-isolating at his Downing Street home.
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Amazon isn't the first streamer to add free content to help families staying in quarantine and self-isolating during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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"In accordance with Government and medical advice, the Prince and the Duchess are now self-isolating at home in Scotland," the statement added.
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As testing gives us more information about who has been infected, we are tracking the virus and isolating it to prevent further spread.
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"A Navy official told Insider that the Roosevelt's commanding officer "alerted leadership in the Pacific Fleet" of "continuing challenges in isolating the virus.
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And when self-isolating gets lonely, she has her dog, Bowser, to keep her company while she focuses on the business, distraction-free.
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Guests have not been ashore since March 14 in Punta Arenas, Chile, and have been self-isolating in their staterooms since March 22.
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The actor, who lives in Norway, wrote that he and his family are isolating themselves from others in the wake of the diagnosis.
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"Unfortunately, the Russian government is further isolating their country by blocking our visit and several others in recent months," Murphy said last week.
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This noise-isolating pair is just one of many that are 226 percent off with the code WFH220 through midnight on March 227.
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First, I called my sister, who is also isolating in my house and was okay being roped into helping me with this article.
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The latest effort comes from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who is currently self-isolating after his wife, Sophie, tested positive for coronavirus.
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The resort did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment on the number of cases or the number of people self-isolating.
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County officials offered few details but said a close contact with symptoms was also undergoing testing, and both are self-isolating at home.
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In any case, spread can be minimized by quickly isolating those who are ill, cleaning potentially contaminated surfaces often and changing common routines.
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For people with symptoms, isolating themselves and informing their doctor or a nearby hospital is the best way to prevent spreading the disease.
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"The nature of these groups, of isolating you, means that you have no friends on the outside," no job, no housing, she said.
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After attempts to halt the spread by isolating people on the ship proved ineffective, Japan began to release most of them on Wednesday.
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"It's very isolating and alienating to know the school sees you as different and sees you as less than your peers," he said.
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President Trump said last month that the United States would withdraw from the Paris deal, isolating the United States on the world stage.
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Aside from that, the benefit of keeping people in hospital would be isolating them from the general population, so they can't infect others.
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The ear tips seal in your ear anyway, initially isolating you a little —but turn the noise cancellation on, and noisy environments disappear.
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Particularism is not isolating, but rather a means of generating a broad-based critique of social inequalities that can improve democracy for all.
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But the Bank of England's chief cashier, Victoria Cleland, has warned against businesses isolating those customers who continue to prefer notes and coins.
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Kroger is now offering 14-day paid sick leave to employees experiencing coronavirus symptoms or self-isolating to protect themselves from the virus.
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I've long believed that the innate sensitivity and empathy some boys show can be isolating when you look at the masculine societal norms.
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Suddenly, the region was forced to take part economically, socially, and artistically in a global community they had spent decades isolating themselves from.
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Last year, Jim DeRogatis reported for Buzzfeed that Kelly was running an abusive "cult," grooming and intentionally isolating young girls from their families.
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He says that the role your DNA plays in your risk for anxiety is not as simple as isolating a single genetic mutation.
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And yet being a cultural Cassandra, being possessed of what Weiss characterizes as Chicago's "lonely clairvoyance," is a difficult and often isolating role.
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Isolating the impact of partisanship on a person's taste for turkey is difficult, since political-party affiliation is strongly correlated with many demographic variables.
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The evening reminded me that although it can be isolating, every new face is in a similar position, which formed a sense of camaraderie.
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"As a refugee, I know firsthand how isolating it can feel to be misrepresented in the face of adversity," Ora said in a statement.
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These are women often caught in a web made from isolating, confidence-crushing abuse and by realistic fears of greater harm should they leave.
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Even before Seoul's announcement, Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign — isolating North Korea economically and diplomatically until it dismantles its nuclear program — has started to crumble.
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"Many of us were struggling to find the right approach to find empathy and consolation without isolating anyone who supported the outcome," he said.
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But the combination of feeling overwhelmed by my father's situation and feeling bad about not wanting to take care of him is very isolating.
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The experience of student debt is isolating, lonely, and often dismissed as the result of individual choices — but its ramifications span generations and demographics.
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Chatter on conservative blogs regularly accuses the Argentine pontiff of spreading doctrinal confusion and isolating those who see themselves as guardians of the faith.
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Some of what they do is truly unstoppable (like Durant isolating at the mid post) and when that happens it's onto the next possession.
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Facebook has long been criticized for isolating us from the real world, encouraging us to watch it through a screen instead of live it.
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He doubtless judged that there are greater dangers in isolating America, and that the two countries may need each other—over Syria, for instance.
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I can't complain though, I feel really lucky to have great friends in a city as big and isolating as New York can be.
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The researchers came to this conclusion after isolating the specific cells in the patient's blood that were reacting to the presence of kiwi fruit.
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Although women across the tech industry are forced to deal with sexism and harassment, the situation for startup founders is more isolating than most.
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Both can be hard to communicate to an outsider, and both contribute to people shutting themselves down and isolating themselves instead of seeking help.
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If you never see yourself in mainstream media, on the big screen, or even in the heroines of the latest YA novel, it's isolating.
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"China's actions in the South China Sea are isolating it at a time when the entire region is coming together and networking," Carter said.
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We meet the father-son duo right after they've moved into their wintry, isolating new house following the tragic death of the family's matriach.
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Rather than isolating themselves with headphones like gym-goers normally do, my classmates were communicative, talking, joking, and encouraging one another throughout the workout.
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