All of those things made me feel progressively more alienated.
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So therefore, I&aposm feeling even more alienated from the party.
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Poor people are more alienated than the rich and middle class.
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The more you retained your leftist ideals the more alienated you became.
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In a lot of ways, wider society is becoming more and more alienated.
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At the same time, the average person is more alienated from nature than ever.
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Like sometimes when you read a wine description, you couldn't feel more alienated from the wine.
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Yes, I suppose, though he always felt even more alienated from it than I ever did.
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But the longer the inquiry goes on, the more alienated independent voters will become, predicts Choate, 69.
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It's an audience more alienated by a perceived liberal cultural orthodoxy than it is attracted to the president.
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For some, it might even amplify the Earth-out-of-view-phenomenon and make people feel more alienated.
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Clearly, the political system is not working, and Americans are growing more alienated and sour on their government.
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So Deadpool walks away, insulted and torn up (he eventually returns, but he becomes more alienated from the group).
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They were more troubled by immigration, more disappointed in American democracy, and more alienated from social and political institutions.
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Maybe we end up feeling more alienated than ever before, or maybe we find people who make everything worth it.
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The stone-throwers say the more alienated they feel, the greater the likelihood they will take to the streets to protest.
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Did the references connect for you or, like Aech in the film, did they leave you feeling more alienated than seen?
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The closer he gets to the presidency, the more alienated people on different sides of the election will feel from one another.
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In other words, they more likely to say they felt like they were a burden to others and they felt more alienated.
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Another reason younger people may feel more alienated could have to do with being at the bottom rung of the employment ladder.
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As tech giants are making their products smarter, they are indirectly making consumers meaner, less intelligent, and more alienated from one another.
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People who take more selfies tend to be more alienated from their friends and family and report feeling less supported in their relationships.
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Either Jacqueline set up the bar mystery to make Olivia feel more alienated and therefore appear more raw in front of the camera.
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I was interested in how her character could become more and more alienated—she's not even interacting with real people she's that alone.
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"In spite of our hyper-connectivity, we are more and more alienated from each other," said Ms. Dube, a sculptor and art historian.
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Sunnis became even more alienated, shut out from meaningful power-sharing with the Shiite majority and blocked from establishing their own autonomous region.
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The historical pattern is clear: The less Republicans do for workers, the more alienated the workers become and the more they vote Republican.
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As the Democratic party increasingly catered to the coastal elites and moved further to the left, those blue-collar voters became ever more alienated.
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But under an administration drafting legislation that deprives large portions of the country's population of basic needs, I felt even more alienated than ever.
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Yes, friend, though you might feel more alienated by the modern digital life, the fact is that this world's revolving around you more than ever now.
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The more alienated we feel from what's going on in the larger world, the more likely we are to seek to regain some sense of control.
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More and more alienated young people are adopting extreme ideologies in online forums and chat rooms, rather than joining traditional groups like the Ku Klux Klan.
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If Mr Macron hews too closely to what the Germans believe to have been the secret of their success, France's disenfranchised may end up feeling even more alienated.
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In over two decades of practicing medicine, I have watched as physicians became more and more alienated from decision-making for patients by hospital and health system administrators.
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How you're going to prove that you know what Tumblr is and should be, in a way that doesn't make them feel more alienated than they already are?
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The city's economy has suffered, and there are no signs that protests will stop anytime soon, as young Hong Kongers in particular become only more alienated from China.
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John felt more alienated from his father, Zacharias (known as Jack or Zac), as the author elaborated in "Summertime" (2009), the third and most fictionalized of his autobiographical books.
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Democratic voters have grown more liberal over the past two decades, but moderates now feel more alienated from an increasingly ideological Republican Party than they did a generation ago.
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If Democrats don't make a pitch to win back the white working class, they will become ever more alienated and susceptible to the next Trump-style demagogue who comes around.
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That waltz tune keeps stopping short after just two bars, so that its simple, major-key contour becomes one more alienated object in Beckett's garage sale of the human spirit.
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For personal assistance on an even tighter budget, there are companies like Fiverr, which hires freelancers around the world, resulting in lower prices, though perhaps a slightly more alienated feeling.
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He is less and less comfortable with the smiling, full-service spiritualism of Abundant Life, and more and more alienated from the beliefs and institutions that had once sustained him.
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She's debilitated by grief and rage, and begins to feel more and more alienated—from the Indian society that rejects her, and from those around her who cannot or will not help.
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Alicia and Nick's reunion is their silver lining and Ofelia doesn't seem to count yet, but Chris has just lost his mother and is feeling more alienated from his father than ever.
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Iranian society has changed rapidly in 15 years, with the middle classes feeling more alienated by the harsh political talk against the United States, Western culture and any form of social relaxation.
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In this case, Trump's impulsive decision to raid Yemen may leave him more alienated from both Iran and Saudi Arabia by default rather than as the result of a carefully crafted political strategy.
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"We've traded off suburban Republicans who may never find their way back to the party for that white working-class traditional Democratic voter, who has been more and more alienated from their party's rhetoric," he said.
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Some said that young Uighurs were more alienated from China than their elders; others warned that Uighurs who had traveled to the Middle East, sometimes to fight in Syria, were bringing back extremist ideas and fighting experience.
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A 1999 study by criminologist Robert Ankony found that when police feel more alienated from, and negatively toward, members of the community, they're more likely to retreat from "proactive" policing and do only what they need to do to respond to crimes.
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Less than half of the group's members said they believed that the Justice Department does not discriminate against them, the letter said, adding that the finding and others from a survey undertaken in October show that members have become more alienated from the department under the Trump administration.
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That lasted into 2012, even after Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial Change with minimal risk: Trump's Jimmy Carter problem McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle MORE alienated Latinos with his anti-immigration rhetoric and lost the presidency.
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He believed the Party was left behind actions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the NAACP. The Party was even more alienated from the militant Black Power Movement that was to follow.
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His closest companion in the family is Tani. As the week goes by, Shutu begins to feel more and more alienated. He is injured in a game of Kabaddi by the aggressive and hot-headed Vikram. He also becomes attracted to Mimi and the two sleep together.
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The family reacted relatively calmly to this fact, partly because Sergey's uncles Konstantin Nabokov and Vasiliy Rukavishnikov were homosexuals. According to Brian Boyd, delayed remorse provoked the intensiveness with which Vladimir Nabokov later protected his own private life. Sergey gradually became more alienated in family relations. The father, being a progressive liberal politician, ran a campaign aimed at abolishing criminal prosecution of homosexuals.
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Pro-Russian views were gradually developing in Russian society, including science, and foreigners felt progressively more alienated. Therefore, when in 1895 Struve was offered the position of professor at Königsberg University, he gladly accepted and moved his family to Germany. There, he succeeded Wilhelm Julius Foerster as director of Königsberg Observatory. Struve was also called for the task of rescuing the Berlin Observatory.
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However, he only felt more alienated there. His last work, the Rural Muse (1835), was noticed favourably by Christopher North and other reviewers, but this was not enough to support his wife and seven children. Clare's mental health began to worsen. As his alcohol consumption steadily increased along with his dissatisfaction with his own identity, Clare's behaviour became more erratic.
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This may cause male guards to turn against these types of female guards, or treat them disrespectfully. As a result, the more alienated female guards feel, the more likely that they will take part in inappropriate relations with inmates, become hyper-masculine, or quit. There are many benefits to this presentation style, some guards may feel uncomfortable displaying themselves this way and end up leaving their facility.
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Rosebery became more alienated by the Home Rule policy, dispiriting the moderates. Walton moving towards the centralists position was appointed Attorney-General in the newly formed government of Henry Campbell- Bannerman on 14 December 1905, and he was knighted on 18 December. He also sat as a Justice of the Peace for the county of Buckinghamshire where he had a country home at Butlers Cross.
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Suzuko retaliates the next day by throwing away all of his belongings and then quickly moves out before Takeshi returns. The next day at work Suzuko is visited by detectives who ask Suzuko to come in for questioning. It seems Suzuko broke the law by throwing away Takeshi's belongings and because of she is fined and receives a criminal record. When news of this spreads to Suzuko's neighborhood, Suzuko suddenly feels even more alienated.
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One of Halfdan Bryn's correspondents for a short period in the early 1920s, who would eventually become a colleague, was Norway's leading eugenicist and racial hygienicist, Jon Alfred Mjøen. Contemporary academics such as Kristine Bonnevie and the Schreiners, viewed Mjøen as a dilettante. As Mjøen's controversial theories, and related activism, caused him to become ever more alienated from Norwegian academia, Bryn - whose his research was relevant to Mjøen's theories - was sometimes called upon to correct Mjøen by his colleagues.Kyllingstad, Jon Røyne.
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Feeling even more alienated, Jarrod falsely announces that he is dating Tracy. Annoyed by Jarrod's behaviour, Lily decides to attend a local party, where she gets drunk and dances with a lot of boys while Jarrod jealously looks on. She spends the night in the bushes, and in the morning Jarrod berates her for making him worry. That afternoon, Jarrod, with his family and friends watching, confronts Eric and finds out that Eric has lost the use of his legs.
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Another example: explicit racist policies that exclude Asian American women suggest that they do not experience academic barriers. Therefore, these women may not feel as though they are allowed to ask for help. Studies on impostor phenomenon have shown that the intersecting identities of ethnic women in academia affect identity development and goal achievement. For example, Ostrove (2003) found that ethnic women from lower- and middle-class backgrounds reported feeling more alienated from their peers during their time spent at an elite college.
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His traditional opponent Jafar Sharafeddin had been Minister of Water resources from 1970 onwards in a technocratic government by Saeb Salam. Now, he was instead appointed as Presidential Adviser for hydroelectric resources. Meanwhile, as a traditional ally of Kamil al-As'ad from the Ali al-Saghir dynasty, Sharafeddin became more alienated from Sadr, who opposed the zu'ama feudal landlords altogether. In early 1973, growing public discontent manifested itself again in "wildcat strikes and violent demonstrations" in Tyre as in other cities.
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Wilson's ministers deliberately stonewalled Smith during mid-1965, hoping to eventually break him down, but this only caused the Rhodesian hierarchy to feel yet more alienated. From June, a peripheral dispute concerned Rhodesia's unilateral and ultimately successful attempt to open an independent mission in Lisbon; Portugal's acceptance of this in September 1965 prompted British outrage and Rhodesian delight. Amid rumours that UDI was imminent, Smith arrived in London on 4 October 1965 with the declared intent of settling the independence issue, but flew home eight days later with the matter unresolved.
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Hans Meinhard von Schönberg was born in Bacharach on August 28, 1582. His father, Count Meinhard von Schönberg auf Wesel (26 April 1530 – 22 April 1596), was a Feldmarschall of Johann Casimir of the Palatinate-Simmern and Amtmann of Bacharach. His mother was Dorothea Riedesel von Bellersheim (died 1610). Our first sign of Hans Meinhard von Schönberg in public life comes in 1609, when Frederick IV, Elector Palatine sent him as Ambassador to Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor, at a time when the Protestant German nobles were growing more and more alienated from the court of the Holy Roman Emperor.
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The song is chosen because of its relation to Herman Yablokoff, a songwriter who claims to have written it and lived close to the forest. The work was part of a three piece installation called 'Point Cloud Old Growth' in foam Amsterdam and was described by curator Mirjam Kooiman as follows: "Broersen and Lukács take nature as a phenomenon from which mankind is perhaps more alienated than anything else today, and investigate the visual framework that we repeatedly project onto it as a means to capture it, to give it meaning, or as a vain attempt to understand it.".
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" Some LGBT members of the church described the showing and defend the exhibition as the first time they felt at home in the church and embraced by it. Other LGBT members felt the erotic pictures perpetuated stereotypes about their community, or felt more alienated from the church after the vitriolic debate that followed the exhibition. Tord Harlin, the bishop of Uppsala, described the exhibition as "At best it is bad theology, at worst it is blasphemy." Reflecting upon the exhibition in an interview in 2004, K. G. Hammar said: "Yes I found the picture difficult at a personal level, but that wasn't the issue.
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In the final season of the show (2002–2003), things start to come around for Buffy when Principal Robin Wood (D. B. Woodside) hires her as a school counselor for the newly rebuilt Sunnydale High School and she has repaired her relationships with Dawn and her friends. However, she is also confronted with the threat of the First Evil and becomes a reluctant leader to the Potential Slayers, who are initially respectful of her, but become increasingly more alienated by her tactics and decisions throughout the season. She unexpectedly becomes emotionally close with Spike, who has sought out his soul in an effort to prove himself to her.
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The comic had a decent reception between Mexican comic book readers, as at the time -the late eighties- the amount of new national titles was close to zero, and even American franchises were scarce at that point, with only Grupo Editorial Vid and Novedades Editores taking on the occasional publishing of American comics. The series was also successful partially because of the mid eighties boom of sci-fi anime and cartoons that took place in Mexican TV during that time after the release of animated series such as Mazinger Z, Transformers, Voltron and Robotech. This allowed Karmatron to acquire some fame and notoriety in the comics medium in Mexico. However, as the storyline progressed and the philosophical ideas exposed and the mysticism turned more dense and evident, both the editorial and the public became more and more alienated until the comic ceased to be published in the early nineties.
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By the time of Strange Charm's recording, Numan had found himself more and more alienated from the mainstream of British pop music, while most of the money he had made during the early part of his career had now been consumed by his costly self-funded record label. Numan later recollected that the studio atmosphere was tense: Not only did Numan find it very difficult to create the kind of sound that he wanted for Strange Charm, but the protracted recording sessions resulted in the album being recorded in its entirety twice, diluting Numan's enthusiasm for the finished product. Strange Charm was finally released in late 1986, many months after singles from the album had been released. "This Is Love" was released in April and peaked at No. 28 on the UK Singles Chart; "I Can't Stop" was released in June and reached No. 27, and the original version of "New Thing from London Town" was released in October and reached No. 52.
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As with Ghatak, for John also the mother image is the most vibrant cohesive force in Nature which binds people of different sensitivity together. His protagonist s journey begins and ends with the same belief. ;Alone in the crowd As the journey proceeds and Purushan takes stock of his life and goes into reflections of his umbilical links with his mother and the beloved as they always appear together as a single entity in his mind, he finds himself more and more alienated from the group and their ideology, (if they have one). The alienation becomes complete towards the fag end of the film with an arresting image of him lying alone in bed of flowers under a tree and the camera captures his face in a way that reminds us of the dead face of Hari in the mortuary His total identification with Hari takes him to come to terms with himself and both the mothers ¦.
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