Meanwhile, the people who profited the most from burning fossil fuels are the most insulated from its effects.
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In many ways, politics has been the most insulated of all professions, but clearly, even that is changing.
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And the consumers with the biggest subsidies are the ones who are the most insulated from steep premium increases.
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Today's court is "in some ways the most insulated and homogenous in American history," as Adam Liptak wrote in 83.
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Educated workers are most insulated from automation—as we all know, Trump "love[s] the poorly educated"—and tend to vote Democrat.
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The bank also liked defensive stocks in Thailand and Malaysia as they would be among the Asia markets most insulated from a Trump presidency.
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Put another way, anger, fear and animosity toward immigrants and minorities was most politically potent in the communities most insulated from these supposed threats.
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Russia claims to be the most insulated to lower prices because its annual budget is based on an average price of roughly $40 a barrel.
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Meanwhile, Pearson CEO John Fallon told CNBC that month that the capabilities most insulated from automation were "uniquely human skills" like creativity, persuasion and empathy.
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And as women push back against harassment, rape, and the basic dehumanization that accompanies being female, many of their most insulated and privileged opponents have coalesced into an online network.
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The election of Donald Trump revealed that in some of the nation's whitest municipalities and counties — the communities arguably most insulated from urban crime, immigration and gangs — Trump did far better than Romney had done four years earlier.
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"We believe the most insulated retail companies are those that offer a differentiated service than a company such as Amazon, can provide," he noted, pointing to TJ Maxx /HomeGoods and Ross as prime examples of "differentiated" shopping experiences because they offer discounted products curated for shoppers.
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Callas has stated that tech companies are a bigger threat to privacy than the government. His views stem from big tech's mass pooling of personal data for advertising and the polarization within Silicon Valley. While some companies are committed to privacy, many more earn their revenues from selling user data. Callas has stated that if the advertising market takes a downturn, companies that protect their users' data are the most insulated from harm.
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The Shlomo Ephraim Luntschitz (Kli Yakar) noted that in Moses told Pharaoh that the locusts would invade, "your houses . . . , and the houses of all your servants, and the houses of all the Egyptians," in that order. Arguing that the Pharaoh's palace was surely the most insulated, the Kli Yakar taught that the order of the locust invasion was another miracle, so that the punishment would come in the order that the sin was committed, first with Pharaoh (who was most guilty), then with his servants, and then the rest of the people.Shlomo Ephraim Luntschitz.
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As clay-based brick is usually not completely waterproof, the structural wall will often have a water-resistant surface (usually tar paper) and weep holes can be left at the base of the brick veneer to drain moisture that accumulates inside the air gap. Concrete blocks, real and cultured stones, and veneer adobe are sometimes used in a very similar veneer fashion. Most insulated buildings that utilize concrete block, brick, adobe, stone, veneers or some combination thereof feature interior insulation in the form of fiberglass batts between wooden wall studs or in the form of rigid insulation boards covered with plaster or drywall. In most climates this insulation is much more effective on the exterior of the wall, allowing the building interior to take advantage of the aforementioned thermal mass of the masonry.
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