They are being sequestered for the duration of the trial.
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Someone aboard the flight sequestered the animal in the bathroom.
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But these cognitive abilities are distinct from mentally sequestered rumination.
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Families are sequestered in their homes, and people are anxious.
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Among the sequestered materials, Markey and Elson found two different datasets.
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In his order, the judge said the jurors will be sequestered.
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Kaitlyn: I'm happy to be sequestered over in the culture section.
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Even Carville's layout was designed to keep patients sequestered from staff.
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Jurors, who were sequestered in a hotel, began deliberating Monday evening.
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The fuels are not carbon-negative; no carbon is permanently sequestered.
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Jurors will be sequestered in or near Norristown during the trial.
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Weinstein's defense asked that the jury be sequestered during the trial.
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In standard computers each bit is rigorously sequestered from the next.
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Jurors, who are partially sequestered, deliberated for four days last week.
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But this doesn't mean the plastics get sequestered down there for good.
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This carbon will eventually sink into the deep ocean and become sequestered.
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School absences rose, with feverish, coughing kids sequestered at home for weeks.
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She led him to the shah, sequestered away in his private study.
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Because the women are essentially sequestered, there are no Whole Foods runs.
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Most of the wintry precipitation should stay sequestered farther north into Maine.
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The Hill: Trump's tweets raise questions about why Manafort's jury isn't sequestered.
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The jury has not been sequestered for the duration of the trial.
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It centers on three sisters raised in isolation, sequestered from an outbreak.
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It can then be used for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) or sequestered.
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Couples are stockpiling toilet paper and old people are sequestered at home.
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Novelistic time is tightly bounded, as well as being sequestered in the past.
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"They do not want to be sequestered doing their education online," he says.
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By design, a sequestered jury has only limited access to the outside world.
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After all, they've already been sequestered for over a year during this trial.
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Just as dispiriting was its "blackberry wine sauce," sequestered in a tiny crock.
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Those who might care are mostly sequestered on reservations or died generations ago.
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Instead, Myanmar's government has spoken obliquely of camps where they might be sequestered.
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Still, like any sequestered panel, these jurors are bearing their share of hardships.
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I figured my proximity would be sequestered to the book, or the movie.
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The partially sequestered and anonymous jury deliberated roughly 34 hours over six days.
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They had little to go back to after being sequestered for two years.
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They won't do a group shot with us so we're sequestered in a room.
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Instead, the tree's lumber will be turned into useful products and its carbon sequestered.
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Before he began, it was announced that Slay had been sequestered during the competition.
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They will be sequestered at a hotel and will resume deliberating on Friday morning.
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The Supernatural-Walking Dead love has stayed strictly sequestered to online exchanges — until now.
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By that time, the infant had been sequestered in the lone negative-pressure room.
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Now, however, Mr. Redstone, 93 and frail, is sequestered in his Beverly Hills mansion.
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The jurors were tired of being sequestered and treated like fish in a bowl.
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I live alone, and I've been sequestered in my apartment for almost three weeks.
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Come to think of it, maybe Sam has sequestered himself in his sewing room.
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Given Guzman's violent history, Cogan has ordered the jury be anonymous and partly sequestered.
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Around midnight, with Clinton still sequestered in the hotel, people began leaving the Javits Center.
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Truax has sequestered his stars to their own little orbits on the remaining gallery walls.
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They remain sequestered until Monday when the jury will consider punitive damages and other matters.
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Consequently, Trump has spent the past few months sequestered with friendly journalists conducting softball interviews.
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But in a way, Coppola falls into the same trap her sequestered, narcissistic heroine does.
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They have sequestered thousands of tons of humanitarian aid and often used civilians for cover.
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The team was sequestered for the past 10 days in its hotel, with 7 a.m.
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At the Kutupalong refugee camp, two women were sequestered in the back of a shelter.
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Since then, many Rohingya have been barred from leaving their villages or sequestered in ghettos.
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After the outbreak was announced on Tuesday, 1,200 security workers were sequestered in their rooms.
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The jurors are being bused to Norristown and sequestered for the duration of the trial.
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Snacks for the sequestered jurors arrived late on the first day, creating a slight delay.
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The others seemed to have been sequestered away — or to have left the group altogether.
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Participants "were sequestered and ordered not to speak to anyone," according to the NYT report.
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This is significant because even if the building is torn down, the carbon remains sequestered.
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"The Amish Project" examines the effect of a modern calamity on a traditional, sequestered community.
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The mostly stateless Rohingya have been sequestered and preyed upon by Myanmar's military for years.
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The trial is expected to take at least a month and jurors will not be sequestered.
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West was scheduled to be released two days ago, but is apparently still sequestered at UCLA.
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Throughout Clinton's 2016 campaign, her supporters have often seemed sequestered from the rest of the world.
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The final ISIS fighters are sequestered in several houses in Syrian Baghouz, a few miles away.
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By thawing permafrost and releasing loads of sequestered carbon, tundra fires can have long-lasting effects.
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Jurors were bused to Norristown from Allegheny County, near Pittsburgh, and were sequestered in a hotel.
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Industriousness, solitude, and playfulness – those sequestered byproducts of creative vocations — serve as the exhibition's unifying themes.
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Given the defendant's violent history, Cogan has ordered that the jury be anonymous and partly sequestered.
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His trial has unprecedented security measures, including armed escorts for the anonymous and partly sequestered jurors.
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The borders have been shut down and survivors live under surveillance, sequestered in high-rise towers.
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He was jokingly referring to the lower level of the theater where the orchestra is sequestered.
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The jurors will be bused 300 miles east and sequestered for the duration of the trial.
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The defense asked at Monday's hearing that the jury be sequestered, a request the judge denied.
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It said they were sequestered in private rooms and were not staying at the Olympic Village.
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After losing her best friend to cancer, the Christian contemporary singer sequestered herself away, gaining 195 lbs.
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They want to minimize how much they buy, how much they use, and how much remains sequestered.
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They didn't take into account that the ecosystems where they wanted to plant trees already sequestered carbon.
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Casey, like the unnamed narrator played by Edward Norton in Fight Club, lives sequestered from physical violence.
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After being sequestered to our apartments all winter, we want to do everything outside, including work out.
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Varys is down below in the crypts or some other sequestered location with the women and children.
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"Twelve Angry Women": A sequestered jury of all women end up all menstruating at the same time.
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There are the smells of wood, of decaying flowers, of old things sequestered in a rusty room.
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The jurors been partially sequestered while in deliberations, and the verdict could be handed down this week.
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While I have seen bas-reliefs in her earlier exhibitions, they were usually sequestered from the paintings.
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"My client is a collector and they sequestered weapons that were in his home," Moscatelli told CNN.
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Veidt's sequestered team, led to believe they working working on a secret movie project, labored for months.
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What's more, the median annual value of carbon dioxide sequestered by megacity tree cover was $7.9 million.
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The jury will be anonymous and partly sequestered The 61-year-old Guzman has pleaded not guilty.
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They've been sequestered in a hotel, away from their families and loved ones, for over 100 days.
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But it was Father's Day weekend [when the trial concluded], and they didn't want to be sequestered.
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Increasingly, though, the players do not care: They are no longer sequestered away from their lives, anyway.
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More than 4,000 such voters cast ballots on Monday at special booths that were sequestered and sterile.
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The jurors in Norristown have been sequestered for little more than a week, not nearly nine months.
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As they're sequestered for two weeks, some of these evacuees, patients and passengers are sharing their stories.
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Carbon can also be sequestered by preserving or growing forests, but that gets extremely difficult to measure.
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The judge has already granted a request from prosecutors for the jurors to remain anonymous and partially sequestered.
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Instead of playing a pretty princess sequestered to a castle, Brown's daughter is dressing as Batman this year.
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The jury in OJ Simpson's trial was sequestered for 265 days, the longest such case in American history.
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Here's the thing ... if Aubrey's sequestered in the 'BB' house, we're guessing she has no clue she's single.
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For many years he sequestered himself in Munich's small Jewish community, where he thought few would ask questions.
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In Rutherford-Johnson's telling, composers are not sequestered monks but attuned social beings who react to cultural pressures.
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Manager Joe Girardi canceled batting practice twice, and the players stayed sequestered indoors until the evening games began.
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He wants the media to focus on this fact until it makes its way to the sequestered jury.
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Many of them were sequestered in refugee camps, where they still wait in purgatory to be granted asylum.
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The live vignettes are often difficult to see anyway, sequestered in various corners on the large, black stage.
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The jurors were sequestered for the duration of the trial in a hotel near the Montgomery County Courthouse.
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The trial is expected to last a month, O'Neill said, and jurors will be sequestered in a hotel.
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The committee and the officers involved in the shooting were sequestered and ordered not to speak to anyone.
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Sequestered in the sound booth, the playwright Paula Vogel wept her way through an entire box of tissues.
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The knowledge economy values the genetic information sequestered in the forest more highly than land or dead trees.
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As investors, we like to think that pockets of market turmoil are generally sequestered and free of contagion.
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The answer lies in "negative emissions," various ways that carbon can be pulled from the system and sequestered.
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On Thursday, a woman and her children were found dead after being sequestered in a menstruation hut in Nepal.
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But on Holi, they sing and dance and play with colors before they go back to their sequestered lives.
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But step inside Sardi's — nearly empty at lunchtime on a weekday — and the plush booths are cool and sequestered.
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But that doesn't mean you have to stay sequestered on the elliptical or indoor track all spring and summer.
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"Jared really set it off because he was sort of sequestered away from the rest of us," Smith said.
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The idea that Trump is somehow sequestered from the "system," from the Trump administration's work of governance, isn't new.
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Gilda's father, Rigoletto, keeps her sequestered for her entire life and allows her out only to go to church.
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As another recent study points out, peatlands have the potential to release billions of tons of sequestered carbon skyward.
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Once the pride and joy of Apple, the iPod has now been sequestered on the island of obsolete tech.
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Jury selection is to begin on Monday, with the jury pool being sequestered starting on Sunday night, O'Neill said.
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They were bused to Norristown from Allegheny County near Pittsburgh and were sequestered in a hotel for the trial.
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Jurors were bused from Pittsburgh to the Montgomery County courthouse outside Philadelphia and sequestered in hotels during the trial.
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The jury, which was sequestered, began deliberations on Tuesday -- less than a year after the shooting in northwest Milwaukee.
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They were bused in from Allegheny County near Pittsburgh and have been sequestered in a hotel for the trial.
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The jurors will be bused to Montgomery County and sequestered in a hotel for the length of the trial.
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Jurors are not sequestered but they have been instructed not to watch or read news reports about the trial.
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Around 120,000 Rohingya remain sequestered in displacement camps around the state capital Sittwe following ethnic violence six years ago.
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The special counsel's office declined to comment on whether a non-sequestered jury raises any concerns for the prosecution.
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The jurors would be sequestered and listen to presentations from and debates among the candidates and their policy teams.
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The protagonist, Joshua Cold, is sequestered in a bunker at Sheremetyevo Airport, where his Russian lawyer keeps him company.
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They have used Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act courts to get their requests rubber-stamped and then sequestered as secret.
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He said employees remained sequestered for hours, a standard operating procedure, and team of scientists had started safety checks.
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The window's beams divide the room, but they also add to this feeling that David feels trapped and sequestered.
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As trees burn in wildfires or rot following deforestation, the carbon they sequestered is put back into the atmosphere.
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For the most sensitive, dangerous or high-profile cases, such as O. J. Simpson's murder trial, juries are sequestered.
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As the coronavirus takes its toll, a lot of musicians are going to be sequestered with their home studios.
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State officials had sequestered those machines in response to a federal lawsuit that said they were vulnerable to hacking.
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When I was sequestered, motionless, inside my duvet for 24 hours, I was the worst mother in the world.
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The writer works in solitude, sequestered in a lonely house in a deserted town, incapable of producing a page.
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Isolated and sequestered in their homes, Chinese citizens report anxiety and depression while on lockdown amid the coronavirus outbreak
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The partially sequestered and anonymous jury of eight women and four men deliberated roughly 34 hours over six days.
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These contestants are sequestered from all media and entertainment (including books, magazines, music, and the internet) while on the show.
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The jurors will be sequestered in the criminal trial for about two weeks, the lawyers in the case have predicted.
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It would mean billions and billions of dollars available for lending that now are sequestered to meet this Fed requirement.
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The practice has echoes of biblical depictions of women being sequestered in "red tents" during their time of the month.
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Just last week, O'Day left to film the U.K.'s Celebrity Big Brother, where contestants are sequestered without Internet access.
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They were bused to Norristown from Allegheny County near Pittsburgh and have been sequestered in a hotel for the trial.
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But its musical director, Joe Lovano, pushed firmly against that premise, making a case for something larger and less sequestered.
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A jury in New York of five men and seven women, plus six alternates, will remain anonymous and partly sequestered.
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In extraordinary circumstances, a U.S. judge could simply order the jury to be sequestered for the duration of the trial.
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The jury is not sequestered, a measure that courts sometimes take in high-profile cases to maintain the jurors' objectivity.
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People who had already landed were sequestered at airports and told they have to return to their point of origin.
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The next several years were spent largely confined to his basement, he said, sequestered from loved ones and drinking heavily.
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He also said that Russian athletes should be sequestered in South Korea and subjected to stringent testing during the Games.
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That line is drawn in their fashion choices, in their personal styles, and it is sequestered behind them as well.
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MSNBC kept its legal analyst, Ari Melber, sequestered at a small desk on-set, occasionally throwing to him for updates.
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The months in 1995 that she spent sequestered at the Hotel InterContinental in Los Angeles, away from family and friends.
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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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Hung, who's a lifestyle blogger, told Insider that she did her best to view the sequestered time as an opportunity .
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There's erotic potential anywhere humans are stranded or sequestered: the Downton Abbey estate, a remote scientific base camp, Gilligan's Island.
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The apartment complex where Chip's wife has sequestered herself away is white and cold, as cosmopolitan as Bakersfield will allow.
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Peatlands around the world are a critical storage area for carbon dioxide, with most of it sequestered into the saturated soil.
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When Jess is sequestered for jury duty, Nick turns the loft into an Airbnb rental to pay for Schmidt's bachelor party.
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Large portions of the factory were sequestered by magistrates in 2013 on accusations that owners were responsible for an environmental disaster.
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The secret most often sequestered from the whole world was having sexual thoughts about someone other than an established romantic partner.
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They were bused to Norristown, Pennsylvania, from Allegheny County near Pittsburgh and have been sequestered in a hotel for the trial.
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Stephanie sequestered herself in her junior one bedroom, erecting a barricade of old New Yorkers and burning advertising inserts for warmth.
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The White Walkers — whose primary motivation seems to be annihilating people — would be sequestered far away in near the north pole.
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Tattooing green stripes on the tails of albino mice (via stick-and-poke), the immunologists confirmed that macrophages sequestered the ink.
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She'd sequestered herself in Dragonstone, her hair heartbreakingly disheveled in Missandei's absence, and her overall look veering into Mad Queen Chic.
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Where the show really stumbles is Gursky's more fanciful digital works, sequestered to the last room in the top floor's galleries.
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The Simpson jury was the longest-sequestered jury in United States history and it occupied an entire floor of the hotel.
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When grassland or forests are converted into cropland large amounts of carbon that was previously sequestered is released into the air.
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Before the jury questioning started Thursday morning, Judge Burke denied defense attorney Donna Rotunno's last-ditch petition for sequestered jury questioning.
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They reasoned that the minerals accumulated in the water, moved up the food chain and became sequestered in the black skin.
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Sequestered high above most of the city, the living memorial today constitutes a hushed and evocative refuge from Washington's quotidian intrigues.
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"The Convent" is in some ways the inverse of that, examining the effect of a sequestered community on a modern calamity.
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The 12 men and women in the jury had been sequestered in a hotel since Wednesday, when deliberations started, according to WLWT5.
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This is a disturbing trend, seeing as peatland fires can smolder underground for weeks, releasing boatloads of sequestered carbon into the atmosphere.
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The auction is being held in an old army barracks, with teams sequestered in separate rooms submitting offers via a secure network.
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" She added: "We're all doing a group shot together and someone is sequestered in a room, she won't come shoot with us.
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Gone are the days of homemaker Barbie sequestered to her play kitchen set while her working husband Ken brings home the bacon.
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Just north of Vermont's midpoint, it is far from sequestered yet it seems detached from the bustle surrounding the state's other draws.
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After they wed, the intensely jealous hitmaker kept her sequestered in their California mansion and subjected her to years of psychological torment.
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Growers who join Indigo Carbon for the 2019 crop season are eligible to receive $15 per metric ton of carbon dioxide sequestered.
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All this prompts a harsher criticism: that its wealth has allowed Sweden to prop up an ethnic underclass sequestered in invisible suburbs.
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They will be transported to the Norristown area and sequestered for what is expected to be a two- or three-week trial.
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Somewhat sequestered from the region's violence, Kinshasa now functions somewhat like an autonomous zone, while its nuclear reactor is now in tatters.
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He had a good reason for the break, he explained to the courtroom: He needed to order dinner for the sequestered jury.
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Sequestered juries have been used in many of the biggest trials of the last decade, including for Casey Anthony and George Zimmerman.
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Roughly 250 cuneiform tablets, looted cultural treasures dating from 2100 BCE to 1600 BCE, had been sequestered there by the federal government.
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The jury was bused from Allegheny County, near Pittsburgh, to Montgomery County and sequestered in hotels for the duration of the trial.
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He also ordered that jurors be transported to and from the courthouse by federal marshals, and sequestered from the public while there.
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"The most unhealthy part of the whole trip for me was when we were sequestered before the first rose ceremony," says Spivey.
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But they are geographically sequestered, they don't typically vote, and most Americans who don't live there don't picture themselves ever going there.
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King Bumibol is credited for leading a life dedicated to the Thai people, being among the poor rather sequestered in a castle.
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Jess returns from jury duty and tries to unearth the real identity of a juror sequestered with her in this 100th episode.
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The President is again sequestered in a White House understaffed by a government shutdown and surrounded by patches of week-old snow.
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Those who can recover at home would do so, sequestered from healthy living partners, and those who needed hospitalization would seek it.
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More than 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide has been sequestered, and landslides that threaten valley residents are mitigated, according to the organization.
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But Guzman's attorney, in opposing a motion for an anonymous and partially sequestered jury, said prospective panel members have nothing to fear.
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After the trip, the truck drivers would be sequestered at home for two weeks, in case they were exposed to the virus.
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In Art Brut, political content is usually subordinated to a sequestered superstructure – an attitude that stages artists as intense but somewhat dim.
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Back on campus, we pass the few students who are still sequestered in the lab, working late, and hide out in Hiroshi's office.
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Quhshi explains that many women who wear a hijab are often sequestered to a different area of a salon or even denied service.
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Terraton launched last June; sign up, and you get $003 for every ton of carbon sequestered, measured through regular tests of soil health.
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His sons are now 18 and 19, and he says he believes they have been sequestered with Mr. Gray since they were infants.
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Eric, Peter, and Bryan are on hand, too — two her exes, one her fiancé — but for now, all three men are sequestered backstage.
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The public lands where he learned to hunt and fish have been parcelled out to private owners and sequestered behind "No Trespassing" signs.
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The H2S reacted with iron in the basalt to make pyrites, so if exhaust gas were sequestered routinely, scrubbing might not be needed.
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Trump was virtually sequestered, but in a grand way with trips to Blenheim Palace, Sandhurst, Chequers and, to top it off, Windsor Castle.
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His studio is in the basement of his home in Manchester, not unlike a private laboratory sequestered from the rest of the world.
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Books News On a desolate island, three sisters have been raised in isolation, sequestered from an outbreak that's causing women to fall ill.
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At one point, by his own account, Mr. Gröning stole $22005 from the sequestered funds to buy a handgun from a corrupt guard.
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Front Burner When it comes to barrel-aging spirits, the final product will be affected by whatever was previously sequestered in the barrel.
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The actual lottery is held just before in front of a handful of league, team and news media witnesses sequestered in another room.
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According to the same 2017 IEA report, approximately 30 million tons of carbon dioxide from fossil fuels are currently being captured and sequestered.
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The Islamic State, which once ruled a dominion the size of Britain, is sequestered to an area about the size of Central Park.
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His mother recently had a heart attack, and he spends most of his time sequestered in his room in a small youth shelter.
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The benefits of one of Niger's few existing heavy industries are largely sequestered away from a population that is badly in need of them.
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Singapore said it had sequestered a large number of bank accounts as part of an investigation into possible money-laundering linked to the fund.
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The group, sequestered behind locked doors on the sixth floor of Goldman's Manhattan headquarters, is unusual for the male-dominated world of venture capital.
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Others question the net environmental benefits of the technology, given that the sequestered carbon would primarily be used to facilitate further fossil fuel production.
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She spends less time than most senators sequestered in a private car, because 80 percent of her state can be reached only by flight.
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They are often sequestered in poorer and more violent neighborhoods than their counterparts in the United States and are subject to pervasive racial discrimination.
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The 10 men and two women, who are sequestered for the trial's duration, concluded their first day of deliberations Monday without reaching a verdict.
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They arrived to wait on a verdict as attorneys finished their closing arguments and the court sent the sequestered jury to deliberate late Monday.
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They will be bused and sequestered in a hotel for the length of the trial, which is expected to last two or three weeks.
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Our production sources also tell us the houseguests had been sequestered in separate hotel rooms for 4 days prior to entering the house Wednesday.
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His long-awaited trial, which could last four months, began under unprecedented security measures, including armed escorts for the anonymous and partly sequestered jurors.
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A Defense Department spokesman told me that this year, the first since sequestered spending has ended, US cyber defenses are budgeted at $8 billion.
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His final duty is the role of designated survivor during a State of the Union address, and he is sequestered away from Capitol Hill.
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Jurors were sequestered ahead of testimony on Tuesday, according to the AP. Teter was assaulted while protesting outside a Trump rally in September 2016.
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For all the insanity of spending seven years sequestered in a 330-square-foot apartment, Belmarsh's conditions could prove to be even more intimate.
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Mr. Arsanov sequestered himself in a corner of his backyard, away from most guests, though those considered close friends visited him in this spot.
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"Every time we go to harvest, I think about all of the carbon we sequestered, and how much cleaner the water is," she said.
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In the two weeks since her tumble in her last giant slalom last month, she sequestered with her team of coaches and her mother.
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During the trial, the judge sequestered the jittery jury in a hotel, where two suspicious fires were set, though they caused no real damage.
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The panel of eight women and four men -- seven of them white, one black, three Hispanic and one Asian -- will be sequestered during deliberations.
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I suspected that Souhel and Ous, sequestered in their dingy hotel room, spent most of their time off recalling their interrupted lives in Mosul.
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But as this carbon is sequestered over centuries, these areas may become both more biologically diverse and more accessible and endangered by human interference.
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New versions of the app will show people exactly where their trees are planted using satellite imagery and how much CO2 has been sequestered.
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A young boy pilot named Atari Kobayashi flies to the island to find his sequestered dog, while the evil Mayor Kobayashi tries to stop him.
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Before The Hate U Give started filming, Hornsby said, he essentially sequestered himself in his own home for a month to get into Mav's head.
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Toilet paper in hand, locals sequestered themselves at home, afraid of being caught in gridlock by the hoards of eclipse-chasers Jung said were coming.
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Dozens of election workers are still sequestered in a South Florida warehouse recounting thousands of ballots, even though the state's election was certified last month.
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Some called it "the ivory tower," which could have alluded to its status as a place for training, or the fact that it was sequestered.
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In a message shortly after the election, WikiLeaks also sought a more permanent status for Julian Assange, currently sequestered in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
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"Jared really set it off because he was sort of sequestered away from the rest of us," Smith told PEOPLE during the film's promotional tour.
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At the end of the night, Gatsby was sequestered in a dark isolation area, with only a small window to peer out into the world.
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Forests are often considered a place where carbon is sucked out of the air and sequestered in the soil and vegetation (known as "carbon sinks").
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Guzman's trial, which could last four months, began two weeks ago under unprecedented security measures, including armed escorts for the anonymous and partly sequestered jurors.
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The jury, which given the defendant's violent history is anonymous and partly sequestered, already has heard sworn statements befitting a made-for-TV narco drama.
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The art was safely sequestered, but not the entertainment: After dinner, the jook dancer Lil Buck did a double-jointed jaunt around a central fountain.
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In addition to stretched valuations, Hussman says that most of the S&P 500's gains have been sequestered to just a handful of issues.
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Some need their medicine desperately as at any other time, like my medical patients who are sequestered because they have compromised immune systems from chemo.
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As a trade-off, I spent the days before flights sequestered at home practicing disgusting personal hygiene, while speaking and eating as little as possible.
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Historical data was sequestered into tiny fragments, vetted tirelessly for potential opportunities, back-tested, and then applied to emerging trends in order to verify usability.
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Sequestered on the desolate Texas plains, and force-fed Koresh's terrifying visions of Armageddon for hours on end, Koresh's followers gradually lost their moral compass.
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Burrow, who was awarded a master&aposs degree in liberal arts on Friday, acknowledged his laser focus on football in Baton Rouge kept him sequestered.
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Before opening statements began, state District Judge Tammy Kemp sequestered the jurors, shielding them from possible outside influence and local news coverage of the case.
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LEILAC seeks to tweak the process so that it creates a purified CO2 waste stream that can easily be captured and either sequestered or reused.
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During a firefight in a foreign country, the secretary of state (Charlize Theron) and her speeechwriter (Seth Rogen) end up sequestered in a bomb shelter.
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Over the course of two years, the carbon reacted with basaltic minerals, eventually crystallizing into a solid form, which will remain sequestered for centuries to millennia.
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The Residence is sequestered from both business class and first class and features a private bedroom, shower, minibar, and a personally signed salutation from the captain.
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It appears that most of the gorillas were sequestered to their quarters but two gorillas were unaccounted for: Winston (we know where he went) and Hammond.
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Spring is in the air, the anthuriums are in bloom, and Sundar Pichai is sequestered away somewhere in Mountain View, preparing for another Google I/O.
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An artist may in fact find him- or herself sequestered inside the space of their home or studio for fear of being seen out of doors.
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There's sunlight 24/7 for solar cells, water sequestered beneath the surface, and plenty of lovely regolith to build with (just don't breath in the dust).
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"In this particular case it's highly unusual these people are not sequestered," said David Weinstein, a former federal prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami.
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We convened what we called a "Strategic Slumber Party" and sequestered ourselves in a cabin in Virginia to hammer out the key components of the bill.
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The one person we needed answers from during tonight's "Men Tell All" episode of The Bachelorette was sequestered in the safety of Becca Kufrin's final two.
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"Now the carbon sequestered in forests has value, all of a sudden," Eysteinsson says, referring to the popularity of carbon offsets among both companies and individuals.
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Purges against "bourgeois" art started at the end of the 1920s, and the collection lapsed into disfavor, and after '28, into eclipse — rejected, sequestered, frozen, denigrated.
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"In this particular case it's highly unusual these people are not sequestered," said David Weinstein, a former federal prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami.
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An emu that has been on the run in North Carolina since late June has finally been spotted by local officials and sequestered to one location.
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Rather than express Indigenous art as its own sequestered genre, the point of this initiative is to bring an underrepresented demographic of artists to the fore.
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The president, sequestered at his private golf club in Bedminster, N.J., solicited opinions from a small group of advisers on the possible repercussions from the article.
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It had, however, led Mr. Trump to cancel his 16-day vacation to his Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago, and remain sequestered in the White House.
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Geological storage is likely the only way to bury and sequester the massive amounts of CO2 that will need to be buried and sequestered by 245.
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Police have sequestered a server in Rome containing thousands of files, but 99 percent of the data was stored in the United States, Di Legami said.
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The jury is made up of seven men and five women and they have been sequestered in a hotel during the trial's two weeks of testimony.
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The anonymous and partly sequestered jury of five men and seven women, plus six alternates, was selected over 2½ days in US District Court in Brooklyn.
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Ms. Pelosi spent Wednesday largely sequestered behind closed doors, strategizing with her leadership team, top aides and a group of six committee leaders investigating Mr. Trump.
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American companies have long kept those proceeds sequestered in bank accounts that are designated for foreign holdings because of how the federal government taxes that money.
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Republican senators spent the lunch hour shuttling back and forth between Vice President Mike Pence and McConnell, sequestered in different quarters on the Capitol's second floor.
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Ohio is an open-carry state, which has him worried about the idea of putting armed pro-Trump supporters and beatniks in a small, sequestered area.
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Image: Simon LewisPeatlands only cover about three percent of Earth's land surface, but they contain up to a third of all of the carbon sequestered in soils.
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The teacher called a security guard, who then sequestered Ruiz's son in a classroom for the duration of the school day for his own safety, he said.
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Sunday morning's chase took place while the Yankees were safely sequestered in their clubhouse for a meeting with Tony Clark, the executive director of the players' union.
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And the reality is that something like the Venice Biennale, sequestered on its little floating duchy, will again fail to meet its own expectations of political consciousness.
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I have been sequestered away at my desk all day and feel like I've barely spoken to another human, so I'm excited for them to get home.
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We're researchers," she's told of the male employees, while the women do the leg work, sequestered in a section of the office colorfully known as "the pit.
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These reclusive felines once dominated the southeast, but habitat loss, hunting, and low genetic diversity have sequestered the species to just 5 percent of its historic range.
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"All the carbon that made that bacteria gets released into the oceans," he said, and some of the carbon ends up being sequestered deep in the ocean.
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Water is then drained from the salt-tolerant crops (5) and fed into a mangrove wetland, where it is naturally purified and carbon can be sequestered (6).
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There is something to be said for waiting your turn to see the various looks sequestered in sections 3 and 4, "Fashion / Antifashion" and "Model / Multiple," respectively.
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The jury, which will be sequestered for the duration of the much-anticipated trial, is expected to be picked on Monday and opening statements should begin Tuesday.
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It's rarely a compliment to describe a composer as "academic": the word is usually applied to those perceived as being sequestered on campus creating esoteric, dreary works.
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Meanwhile, a group of sequestered pilots from the Marine Corps HMX-1 squadron will test the aircraft on behalf of the government to verify its operational standards.
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On Wednesday, Sams jailed a sequestered witness -- a relative of Gebhardt's -- for 20 days after learning she was watching a livestream of opening statements outside the courtroom.
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The loss-making plant, Europe's largest by output capacity, was sequestered by magistrates in 2012 on charges its owners caused environmental and health problems in the area.
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It's sequestered behind what biologists call the Weismann barrier, named for August Weismann, the German biologist of the 19th and early 20th centuries who defined the concept.
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They also have ideas that don't pan out, and an overall lack of cohesion — the main characters seem sequestered in separate story lines that don't really mesh.
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Children and parents and caregivers already outside, in an enclosed yard, were brought in and sequestered for safety in a windowless cafeteria where teachers foraged for snacks.
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Problem is, the vast majority of the nutrients in the Amazon are sequestered in those plants, not the soil, so the dirt quickly ends up lacking nutrients.
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The more timber structures we build, the more carbon we keep sequestered—plus skipping the steel and concrete manufacturing keeps even more carbon out of the atmosphere.
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They were signs that after weeks of stagnation and restriction — Daryl locked up, Carol sequestered, Rick under Negan's thumb in Alexandria — this show's on the road again.
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Haddock and her team had to fight to ensure that the sex tech exhibitors weren't sequestered into a far off corner of the show floor by themselves.
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The actual lottery, with Ping-Pong balls, is held just before in front of a handful of league, team and news media witnesses sequestered in another room.
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The partially sequestered and anonymous panel -- which heard 200 hours of testimony from 56 witnesses during the 2½-month trial -- has deliberated about 10 hours since Monday.
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The nation's ever-growing pile of radioactive waste from years of building nuclear weapons and producing electricity at nuclear power plants needs to be sequestered permanently somewhere.
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She is currently "sequestered in a Hollywood in a house" and as of Tuesday night "she is going to be locked in a house" where filming takes place.
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The Taliban appear to be open to a brief truce and talk of releasing prisoners, even if their sequestered leader, Haibatullah Akhunzada, has yet to give the nod.
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Indigenous peoples and other small communities manage territories that contain nearly a quarter of the carbon sequestered in tropical forests, estimates Rights and Resources Initiative, an advocacy group.
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It's not clear whether Hernandez was completely sequestered from communication with her family, or whether they had anything to do with the choice not to tell her immediately.
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In neutral Switzerland, fairness is paramount, so the Nendaz judges are sequestered inside a tent where they cannot see who is playing, allowing them to score with impartiality.
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Although photographs were still generally sequestered in their own rooms, they were contextualized as part of a larger history rather than being presented as an entirely separate enterprise.
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And they were all but sequestered when they were not at work in the embassy, spending their time playing volleyball or Skyping their families, according to Mr. Tamang.
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"Part of the problem is that she has sequestered herself by her idea of who her base would be when all of America is her base," she said.
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And we see the loss of a large amount of carbon, sequestered in a living and breathing ecosystem which created massive amounts of oxygen for all of us.
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In The Witcher 3, Geralt and his Witcher friends spend the final act of the story sequestered in Kaer Morhen—an ancient castle and home of the Witchers.
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Even though police had sequestered the free speech rally attendees from the crowd, the occasional stray Trump supporter would venture away and be mobbed by counterprotesters and media.
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" Major aspects of the application of the tax credit are still unclear, especially the particular uses of sequestered carbon that qualify and the definition of "secure geological storage.
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Demonstrators were caged in on sidewalks, and hundreds were sequestered in a dirty former bus depot, with few toilets, on the West Side for more than 24 hours.
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He hurdled the advertising boards and sprinted with his arms raised toward the southwest corner of the stadium, where a few hundred traveling Perugia fans had been sequestered.
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Second, there is some amount of carbon embedded in the timber itself, where it is sequestered in buildings that could last anywhere from 50 to hundreds of years.
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Later, after discovering my daughter had secreted a contraband Chromebook in her room to watch late-night Friends, all devices would be sequestered in the master bedroom overnight.
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Last year, a Puglia prosecutor sequestered 2,000 olive trees that had been destined for the chop and placed 10 people under investigation over their handling of the outbreak.
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Rather than traditional wall text, von Furstenburg has highlighted quotes from prisoners' letters that accompanied the submissions, another way of allowing the viewer to hear these otherwise sequestered voices.
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Ahead, we found some quick and easy at-home workouts that you can do whether you're sequestered to your childhood bedroom or staying in a hotel this holiday season.
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However, sequestering a jury can sometimes hurt jurors rather than protect them, said Barry Coburn, a criminal defense attorney who worked as part of a partially sequestered jury trial.
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Judge doubles as 'activity planner' for jury Because of the intense media coverage of the trial, Judge Steven O'Neill ruled that the jury would be sequestered for the trial.
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The jurors are not sequestered, which means they're allowed to go home every day, but they are escorted to and from the courthouse under the guard of U.S. Marshals.
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The new name is so secret that senior government officials involved in the decision must surrender their cell phones and stay sequestered until it is broadcast, media reports say.
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The jurors for the trial were selected in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and taken to Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, where they were sequestered for the 12 days of trial and deliberations.
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Once all-powerful on Sicily, the Cosa Nostra has been squeezed over the past two decades, with many bosses jailed, businesses sequestered and locals increasingly ready to defy it.
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The family practices Chhaupadi, a centuries-old custom in the remote west of Nepal in which women, considered "impure" during menstruation, are sequestered for the extent of their periods.
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Molly Huddle wrapped up a disappointing college running career in 210 and sequestered herself in Rhode Island, looking to turn herself into the champion she knew she could be.
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Lawmakers from both parties on the Intelligence Committee spent hours Tuesday sequestered in separate rooms of the panel's secure bunker beneath the Capitol, ironing out scripts for proposed questioning.
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While he was studying at the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities and New York's Juilliard, Hall says he basically sequestered himself from the news cycle.
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The Post reported that Trump has been sequestered in his campaign headquarters alongside his closest allies since the scandal of his lewd comments from 2005 about women broke Friday.
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Judge O'Neill said jurors would be sequestered starting the night before opening arguments, as they were in last year's trial because of the intense publicity the case has attracted.
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Second, sequestered at home with our families — away from the mad dash of social gatherings in the name of social distancing — we're reminded that they are what really matters.
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"She spoke with contempt for the people who pay their taxes and scratch out a living while Hillary Clinton lives a sequestered life behind gates and locks and guards."
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But Egyptian officials have sequestered the register inside the national archives and, despite a promise from Mr. el-Sisi, refused to provide any access, ostensibly for national security reasons.
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Republicans who have spent dozens of hours with Mr. Goldman sequestered in the Intelligence Committee's basement offices conceded they had come to have a grudging respect for his work.
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Milo — often sequestered in his bedroom, studying his videotape horror library (including "The Lost Boys," but also Michael Almereyda's indie "Nadja") — meticulously maintains a journal of his sanguinary pursuits.
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The island itself is actually connected to the mainland — thanks to a 1938 hurricane that filled a separating channel — yet for centuries it's been sequestered from the city's consciousness.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are sequestered in rebel-controlled areas in eastern Aleppo and running low on necessities like food, as government forces surround that part of the city.
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It's easy to feel trapped by your major, the feeling that English majors must become English teachers; bio majors, lab coat-donning scientists; and econ majors sequestered to Wall Street.
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At the start of the novel, she lives a lonely, sequestered life with her father, but as the story progresses, her world opens into a unique and beautifully absurd wonderland.
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You're alive; you're fertile; you're not sequestered in a menstrual hut or living in a time or place where tampons either haven't been invented yet or aren't accessible to you.
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Before dismissing them on Friday, Judge T.S. Ellis reminded the jurors, who are not sequestered, to refrain from discussing the case or investigating it on their own during the weekend.
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The jurors for the trial were selected in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and taken to Montgomery County, near Philadelphia, where they were sequestered for the 12 days of trial and deliberations.
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" World's Fair were sequestered in a sparsely furnished property that Nasty Nigel describes as "in the middle of the bushes, straight up in the wilderness with a trail behind us.
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Such mythical scenes are Botticelli's most popular works today, but during his lifetime they were sequestered in private collections to be viewed only by a minuscule elite, Mr. Evans said.
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Before dismissing them on Friday, Judge T.S. Ellis reminded the jurors, who are not sequestered, to refrain from discussing the case or investigating it on their own over the weekend.
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The final detail was poignant—here was Barbare, trying to make it big in Tbilisi, and basically sequestered in a room, writing sidesaddle—but it only rendered her more remote.
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Ms. Bogati, 21, sequestered herself in an abandoned house, in keeping with a centuries-old taboo that declares menstruating women impure, officials from her area in rural western Nepal said.
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The New York bill in its current draft form calls for up to 5% of carbon dioxide captured direct from the air to be sequestered in concrete the state purchases.
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Officials have disinfected common public spaces, supplied bottles of hand sanitizers, and sequestered over a thousand security staff members showing any symptoms in their rooms, according to The New York Times.
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Trying to head off the outbreak before it spreads like wildfire, officials have momentarily sequestered 1,200 guards in their rooms and replaced them with 900 military personnel as of Monday afternoon.
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Sequestered and cut off from friends, family and all media coverage of the case, "there's an enormous amount of pressure on them," says Dr. Philip K. Anthony, a top trial consultant.
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The team, sequestered away in an old law office in Seattle, working among racks of the very books they planned to make obsolete, had already gotten a lot of things right.
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The details: NetPower's project employs the Allam Cycle, an innovative process that enables the plant to run its turbine using its own sequestered, pressurized CO2 as working fluid rather than steam.
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British authorities disputed the finding, noting that Mr. Assange has sequestered himself at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden for questioning in a rape case.
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The pair's professional relationship turned personal, and when they married in 1968, the intensely jealous producer kept her sequestered in their California mansion and subjected her to years of psychological torment.
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Love Island, which is filmed at a luxury Spanish villa and involves beautiful people coupling up to find love while sequestered on an island, has come under fire since the suicides.
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Even though entertainer Bill Cosby's upcoming trial will still take place in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, its jury will come from outside the county and will be sequestered, a judge ruled Monday.
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They were sequestered, which means the court, as their warden, isolated them from the outside world in a hotel for the duration of trial with their every move and contact restricted.
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Sequestered on the "Biggest Loser" ranch with the other contestants, Mr. Cahill exercised seven hours a day, burning 23,2000 to 25,2000 calories according to a calorie tracker the show gave him.
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In 2000, President Clinton sequestered then Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat at Camp David for two weeks in an effort to reach an over-arching deal.
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Koch's team used models to estimate that some 7.4 billion metric tonnes of carbon would have been sequestered by subsequent landscape changes, enough to have a significant impact on Earth's climate.
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In that environment, the small National Interdiction Unit, sequestered in a secure mountainside base in Kabul, has been one of the surest bets in striking against the opium and heroin networks.
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The story moved through fantastic (but real) landscapes by a fairy-tale logic, and the viewer shared Hanna's wonder at the beauty and corruption of the world she'd been sequestered from.
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Ichiran, the ramen chain founded in Fukuoka, Japan, in 1960, is known not just for the quality of its tonkotsu broth, but also for its individual booths, allowing for sequestered slurping.
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He has said they will be referred to in court only by numbers and will be semi-sequestered, meaning they will be escorted to and from the courthouse by federal marshals.
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To mark the 10th anniversary of the infamous case, a true-crime podcast has rashly invited the jurors to reunite at the hotel where they spent many months sequestered in 2009.
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To mark the 10th anniversary of the infamous case, a true-crime podcast has rashly invited the jurors to reunite at the hotel where they spent many months sequestered in 2009.
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That's to be expected in a sequestered, provincial enclave, isolation being one of the qualities that appeal to crime novelists: all that shared personal history becomes a breeding ground for intrigue.
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Loure also negotiated an agreement between the Hadzabe group and a non-profit environmental organization, Carbon Tanzania, so the local community could be paid for the carbon sequestered in their forests.
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For their own safety, jurors have remained anonymous and partially sequestered throughout the trial, and some have admitted they're scared to face the alleged former head of a Mexican drug cartel.
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Two hours into deliberations, the jury, which has been sequestered since the start of the trial on April 9, asked for the legal definition of "consent" in a sexual assault case.
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At the time, Mr. Koch was beginning his graduate studies and came across research that had linked a dip in atmospheric carbon dioxide centuries ago to carbon sequestered in the land.
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It was a judgment call on his part, and it's too late to change, but it'll be interesting to see, for example, whether the jury in the next trial is sequestered.
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While driving one-time purchases to the services, these on-site portals keep users sequestered on Facebook and in turn don't allow them to browse other options offered by the ticketing sites.
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You'll mostly find them sequestered onto tiny fridge doors, but GE wants to change that with its new Kitchen Hub range hood that hangs a 27-inch interactive screen over your stove.
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That gas can be either sequestered underground (a proposition with no economic benefit for Carbon Engineering at the moment) or converted back into fuels or chemicals, or used in enhanced oil recovery.
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The jury is not being sequestered during the trial, though Ellis has repeatedly told jurors not to do any research on their own or speak with friends and family about the case.
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Thankfully, while I have never had to change accommodations because of safety concerns, I have often opted out of evening activities and sequestered myself in my hotel room behind a locked door.
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He not only had the physical ability to keep the world at bay; he had the capacity to create new worlds of his own, sequestered in the concert hall of his skull.
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Both of those investigations are ongoing, but the move has been seen as an attempt to sweep the issue under the rug by keeping it sequestered in the two notoriously-secretive panels.
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He's played beautifully by Stephen Root, but now he's just a raving kook who nonetheless has his finger on the pulse of something, not a strange genius sequestered in a figurative fortress.
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Foxconn's Zhengzhou facility is meant to return to production on February 10th, although the company had said that employees returning from outside the province will be sequestered for 14 days, reports Bloomberg.
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By order of Judge Steven T. O'Neill their names have not been released and they have been ordered sequestered at a local hotel, 300 miles away from their homes in Allegheny County.
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We now can anticipate that there are large numbers of people like Maggie, who have the potential to communicate but are sequestered — indeed, segregated — in chronic care, isolated and abandoned by society.
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She said they would not be sequestered—meaning if chosen for the case the members of the jury will be able to go home from court on weeknights and on the weekends.
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Many of these sites are not sterile tourist destinations, sequestered off by from the bustle of the city and ignored by local denizens, but are woven into the fabric of everyday life.
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As a provocative alternative, suppose the Senate were sequestered in a hotel and undertook secret deliberations to choose the next president, with the winner needing to accrue 80 percent of the vote.
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Over the years, the nature of their relationships change as they find out the sobering reason they have been sequestered from the rest of society and the true nature of their existence.
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PARIS — For 30 years, the French couturier Christian Lacroix spent every fashion week sequestered in a studio in Paris, diligently conducting last-minute fittings and approving final looks for a runway show.
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Seasons 3 and 4 of this hit Starz show were shot virtually back to back, leaving the cast sequestered in Scotland and then South Africa for the better part of two years.
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The players who participate in the Hub—which has sequestered off a portion of space for scientific discovery, having parties, and building cool bases—try to run the place as communally as possible.
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These past two weeks she has had an additional assignment: Keep the jury that has been sequestered in the Bill Cosby trial in good spirits as they spend time away from their families.
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Health and safety codes keep the dogs sequestered in their area, but there will be a glass wall separating the two zones, so dogs and owners alike won't get struck with separation anxiety.
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Although Duterte and Kim have both enjoyed private communications with President Trump, they have not emerged as participants in conversations that have been sequestered in order to protect Trump from embarrassment or worse.
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But over the course of nine sequestered months, the constant litany of racially incendiary remarks jogged memories, rekindled latent mistrust, and corroded the framework of law and logic we had tried to establish.
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" This time, Stanger has her clients sequestered in Bel Air's exclusive Luxe Hotel, where they'll undergo a five-day crash course in "hopes that they can work through their issues and find love.
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The panel will be sequestered for the trial, which is the only criminal case to arise from the many accusations made against Mr. Cosby by women, all of which Mr. Cosby has denied.
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When she arrived at the venue, the music stopped and she was swarmed by the attendees, leading her and Ochoa to have to spend the night sequestered from everyone else, including Ochoa's friends.
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Cooperating witness says he never wanted to testify against 'El Chapo' Martinez' testimony against his former boss explains the trial's unprecedented security measures, including armed escorts for the anonymous and partly sequestered jurors.
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Additionally, as more and more images and stories emerged via the media about the conditions children were facing while being sequestered from their parents, calls for Trump to end the practice grew louder.
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Unlike Anne Frank and thousands of other Jews who spent all or part of World War II sequestered in attics, caves or sewers, Rose Zar survived the Holocaust by hiding in the open.
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So too did the rewards seem worth the effort when we decided to go off-roading to get to Williams Ranch, a sequestered 1908 house reachable via a rough one-lane back road.
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Throughout the fall, the team behind the promising new musical "Hadestown" was sequestered here, trying to figure out how best to stage its folk-and-politics-infused riff on an enduring Greek myth.
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After the move, my original intention was to find a dedicated workspace to use as a studio but because of the quarantine I've sequestered, and my living room now serves as my studio.
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The idea of such sacred items being sequestered behind glass in museums has been a third rail for tribes since the passage of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act in 1990.
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Nonetheless, "Mad Enchantment" offers a moving portrait of the artist as an old man, and usefully shatters the myth of him as a lone genius sequestered in his garden, communing with the birds.
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Being on a sequestered jury is "not unlike being in a medium-security prison," said Paula L. Hannaford-Agor, director of the Center for Juries Studies at the National Center for State Courts.
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If fishing states agree to forgo future commercial harvesting in the Antarctic, they might be able to count the blue carbon sequestered there as part of their international obligations to reduce climate emissions.
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There are some high-concentration sources of carbon dioxide, for example ethanol plants, where carbon dioxide can be captured and sequestered today at a cost of $20 to $40 per ton of carbon.
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Multiple sources described the US group as a different "class" at the company, hired through a third-party business and sequestered from Facebook employees at large, even when they worked on-site alongside them.
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Once all-powerful on Sicily, the world's most famous crime gang has been squeezed over the past two decades, with many bosses put behind bars, businesses sequestered and locals increasingly ready to defy it.
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Significantly, the museum states that the art will be displayed in the American Wing, as previously indigenous works from the United States were sequestered in the Art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas galleries.
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Imagine a disturbing world where all girls are sequestered from society, raised in a twisted finishing school, and bred to become either the perfect wives for powerful men, or a worse alternative — their concubines.
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At 14 he was taken out of school and spent three years sequestered in Scotland with a teacher who inculcated the basics of his immaculately expressive style; he then studied at the Oberlin conservatory.
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The 12 jurors and six alternates who ultimately are chosen will be bused 300 miles back to Montgomery County and sequestered for the duration of the trial, which is scheduled to start June 5.
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Late Thursday, Snapchat released the redesign of the redesign, which put friends' stories back on the right panel of the app, and kept one-to-one snaps sequestered on the left, like users wanted.
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Having been in the public eye since her big sister Britney broke out in the late-'53s, she decided to take a respite from the spotlight and sequestered herself away in her Mississippi home.
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He said he was sequestered in a law office in Kinshasa on May 9, 2012 and forced to sign over his shares to Groupe Bazano "with violence and threats" and received only $6.39 million.
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Everyone seemed excited about the case when they arrived at the hotel where they would be sequestered — one older man flops childishly on his hotel bed while another gets ready to enjoy the pool.
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Recently, however, he had to give up many of the hands-on aspects of his work because of health concerns — namely the effects of years of working with resin dust, sequestered in the coop.
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Specifically, it said, the most uncertain parts of most LCAs have to do with carbon sequestered in wood and carbon released at the end of life — two issues of central importance to mass timber.
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When he played in Jupiter, reporters were sequestered in a clubhouse meeting room that would have offered a picturesque view of the green, except that the windows and doors were taped with black plastic.
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Wuerl's predecessor in Washington, Archbishop Theodore McCarrick, was demoted by the Pope this summer and ordered to remain sequestered while the Vatican hears his appeal on charges that he sexually abused an altar boy.
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Until now, Australia&aposs annual bushfires were pretty much net-zero in terms of greenhouse-gas emissions — the CO2 they emitted was balanced out by how much carbon-dioxide the country&aposs forests sequestered.
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Throughout the nearly three-month trial, jurors were kept partially sequestered, meaning they were ushered to and from the courthouse, and were asked repeatedly to refrain from looking at news coverage of the trial.
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The circuit clerk, Tiffany B. McCord, sequestered the documents in a safe in her own office until she could decide what should become of them, showing them only to a handful of courthouse denizens.
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Matt Schlapp, president of CPAC, who has sequestered himself at home because he also shook the infected attendee's hand, appeared on Fox News in recent days to malign the media for exaggerating the threat.
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Most recently, prosecutors successfully argued for an anonymous and partially sequestered jury, warning the judge that Chapo has "employed armed guards and assassins who engaged in murders, assaults, kidnappings, and torture" against potential witnesses.
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"You have done a magnificent job over the last two weeks," he said, warning the sequestered panel to avoid any discussion of the case, whether in the news media or in person, over the weekend.
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Picking up shortly after the three-day riot at Litchfield, Season 6 finds the inmates who were sequestered at the swimming pool at the end of Season 5, moved to Litchfield's maximum-security sister prison.
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That does not include the carbon that could be simultaneously sequestered into vegetation, but the numbers are significant on their own, equaling up to 40 percent of the increase in concentrations since pre-industrial times.
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So far, negative rates have mostly been sequestered to Europe and Japan — and the consensus view on Wall Street and at the Federal Reserve is that they won't be creeping onto US soil anytime soon.
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The guerrillas were supposed to remain sequestered, but Lozada ventured out to an upscale shopping mall in the city, where he stopped by a clothing shop called Arturo Calle, the local equivalent of Brooks Brothers.
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It's been six episodes since Jess was sequestered on a jury (read: the cast filmed the first three episodes of season 5 at the end of season 4 so Deschanel could go on maternity leave).
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Season six winner Bianca del Rio tells me that although craft services provided balanced meals to each contestant when they were sequestered in their hotel rooms, nerves from competing on the show sapped her appetite.
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We reduce them to some outlines — a Facebook 'friend,' an Instagram photo, a text message — in a controlled and sequestered world that exists largely free of the sudden eruptions or encumbrances of actual human interaction.
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With front-runner Joe Biden off the campaign trail and sequestered in his Delaware home, Democratic super PACs are filling the void when it comes to public criticism of President Trump and his coronavirus response.
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In a minute they were off, six bags of bomb evidence permanently sequestered from the conventional reporting channels and hand-delivered to the central depths of one of the fiercest intelligence black holes in Afghanistan.
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At a minimum, the I.O.C. should require that Russian athletes be sequestered during the Games and subject to independent, stringent testing, and compete not for their country but as neutrals as punishment for Russia's transgressions.
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"She was sequestered, raped, tortured and tattooed by a gang of 14 to 15 guys, who also traded her body for cigarettes, drugs, and money," the girl's lawyer, Youssef Chehbi, said in a telephone interview.
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The trial, being conducted amid heightened courtroom security and with a sequestered, anonymous jury, is expected to focus on whether Mr. Heaggan-Brown acted unreasonably in continuing to shoot after Sylville Smith tossed his gun.
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It has become a case in which prosecutors allege that a family sequestered itself in a remote town to plot violence -- and that a boy died during a ritual to expel demons from his body.
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Starting with Versace and working its way through Cunanan's victims in reverse, The Assassination of Gianni Versace is magnetic television that quietly contrasts the easy excess of the '90s with its still-sequestered gay culture.
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Jurors headed home on Friday (they weren't sequestered) without reaching a verdict after two days of deliberations, frustrating onlookers eager for answers in the highest-profile development yet in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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May's cabinet is deeply divided between those two camps, and time is running out for her to present her terms to the EU. Last Friday May sequestered her entire cabinet to hammer out a compromise.
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But as Perdue and other Senate Republican freshman see it, Congress has been unable to even get to a serious discussion about entitlement reform because the big-ticket programs are sequestered from the annual appropriations bills.
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Sexual health topics that are still sequestered to sex-ed class or a doctor's office are becoming less stigmatized, thanks in part to new platforms that encourage women to converse and share information about their bodies.
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Credit...Jeff Minton for The New York Times In preparation for his first American tour in a decade, Ronnie James Dio spent months sequestered in a modest office suite in Marina del Rey, in Los Angeles.
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After a short hearing of less than two hours, Judge Steven T. O'Neill of the Court of Common Pleas in Montgomery County agreed to import a jury, which he said would be sequestered during the trial.
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Citizens affected by the cordon told reporters at the Herald Scotland that their residences were met with the stench of molded food, insects, and break-ins by small animals in the 10 weeks they were sequestered.
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The likes of Geert Wilders, for example, are not sequestered to the sidelines -- they are embedded in Dutch politics, openly expressing bigotry about Muslim communities in particular in ways that can only be described as hate speech.
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Some employees felt the quality of discussion among their coworkers was higher than other, public forums like Reddit or HackerNews, and preferred to keep their discussions of the industry and their personal lives sequestered on internal forums.
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Pub date: April 16 King has spent years safeguarding an island territory that has kept his wife and three daughters sequestered from the outside world — a world, he warns them, full of dangerous toxins and violent men.
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We learn that women in ancient Greece, thought to be sexually unquenchable, were sequestered at home both before and during marriage, lest their appetites generate illegitimate offspring and cast doubt on the dominance of their male protectors.
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This is how fiber can offer the greatest benefit, he explained, because the sugars are effectively sequestered within the fiber scaffolding of the cells, and it takes time for the digestive tract to break down those cells.
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At least 100 state legislators from the ruling party in Tamil Nadu were sequestered at the Golden Bay resort near Chennai, the state capital, for 13 days earlier this year, in the middle of a leadership struggle.
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As for the truly indigent, the reason I didn't see them in Harare proper was because they were sequestered in high-density "townships" at the edges of the city—vast shanties where the economy was entirely informal.
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Officials recognize there is little substitute for high-level competition in the approach to the Olympics and some are worried Russian athletes will lose out in Rio after spending months sequestered away from their their international rivals.
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If Wayne's label situation continues to be an object of fascination, it's surely in part because it feels like such a crime to keep him sequestered away when he should be out there shitting on the competition.
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Last month in Myebon Township, in central Rakhine, women's activists prevented international aid groups from delivering assistance to an internment camp where thousands of Rohingya have been sequestered since the 2012 sectarian violence, according to foreign staff.
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In Beijing, at least 4,000 residents who had been exposed to the virus were kept in isolation, and 300 college students who had had contact with infected people were sequestered in a military camp for two weeks.
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But before these hopefuls can join their ranks, they must spend a month sequestered here, among the pale yellow walls, terra cotta roofs and sculpted cypress trees of Casa Italia, the headquarters of Italian soccer's governing body.
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Federal prosecutors cited Guzman's "history of interference with the judicial process" -- including "two dramatic prison escapes" in his native Mexico -- and his "means to harm the jury" in their request for an anonymous and partially sequestered panel.
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They're sequestered from fans like traditional sports superstars, set upon an unreachable pedestal that brings an extra level of intensity to the same competition that non-professional players take part in by the hundreds of thousands every day.
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Except the dragon, not being a tremendous strategist, just flew Dany off to an unknown part of the massive continent she's been sequestered on since the series' beginning, far away from the main action in the Seven Kingdoms.
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Between 1999 and 0.183, 69 zettajoules of heat (or 69 x 1021 joules—a vast quantity of energy) have been sequestered in the oceans between 300 metres and 1,500 metres down, according to a 2014 study in Science.
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The White House press corps, which normally has access to the president's public events wherever he travels, has been sequestered in buses 200 yards from the site of the Group of 20, without access to food or toilets.
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Sorry for Your Loss is a terrific show — one of TV's best — but the fact that it's sequestered within a section of Facebook that seems almost intentionally difficult to find means that extremely few people have seen it.
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There are a number of discrete components in the recipe that can be prepared separately and sequestered in the refrigerator, or, like the chicken, made a week in advance and frozen, needing just a quick last-minute reheat.
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In the 1970s, late performance artist and sculptor Chris Burden had himself shot in the arm, crucified on a Volkswagen Beetle, and sequestered behind a pane of glass for three days with no food, water, or bathroom breaks.
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His family kept him tightly chaperoned and sequestered in his Miami estate [once he was out], but reporters from all over the world hung outside the gates hoping that something would happen, and when nothing happened they'd invent stories.
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If life imitates art, and vice versa, then they are indicative of the fights women across the country are still facing -- an extension of the foxholes women have been sequestered in for decades and the trenches that divide us.
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For several weeks the trial was a media spectacle, but after spending more than 50 hours reviewing testimony, the sequestered jury of five women and seven men failed to reach a unanimous decision and the judge declared a mistrial.
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On some gray afternoons, sequestered in my Brooklyn apartment, I will pull out, say, a map of Arches National Park, spread it over my kitchen table and trace imaginary pathways across airbrushed depictions of reddish sandstone with my finger.
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Meanwhile, more than an hour outside of town, her husband was sequestered in a meeting at May's country estate, busy finding how to be best at maintaining his relationship with his British counterpart, and, more broadly, the United Kingdom.
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Hidden inside the boisterous, second-story whiskey bar Seven Grand is this small, sequestered, Japanese-style bar, where the only sounds you hear are the vinyl spinning on the turntable and ice being cut into spears behind the bar.
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The deliberations have been extended, and that is clearly going to create some pressure for the panel of five women and seven men, who are sequestered at a local hotel, 300 miles away from their homes in Allegheny County.
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The 19993 senators won't be sequestered in a hotel for this jury duty, but they'll be functionally stranded in the capital six days a week – they get Sundays off – until, potentially, even beyond the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 3.
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It's a power that develops during puberty, and at first women are sequestered from society, but soon they take advantage of their new gift, exacting revenge and proving themselves to be just as capable of abuse as men are.
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Related: Anthony Bourdain journeys to Bhutan At the COP15 climate summit in Copenhagen in 2009, and ahead of the 2015 COP21 summit in Paris, Bhutan pledged its greenhouse gas emissions would not exceed the carbon sequestered by its forests.
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The Chinese government has sequestered Mr. Liu in a hospital room in northeast China and refused his request to go abroad for treatment, saying it wants to ensure that he receives the best care for his terminal liver cancer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The world's last woolly mammoths, sequestered on an Arctic Ocean island outpost, suffered from serious genetic defects caused by generations of inbreeding that may have hampered traits such as sense of smell and male fertility in the doomed population.
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Hillary Clinton arrived at last night's presidential debate after five days sequestered for rehearsal in Westchester's Doral Arrowwood hotel; Donald Trump, by contrast, kept up his heavy schedule of campaign rallies, and seemed keen to mock Clinton's highly-publicized preparation.
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If the vehicles clock up 12,000 miles (20,000km) a year, owners will be paying over 40 cents a mile for the privilege of feeling environmentally virtuous (assuming the carbon produced while making and delivering the hydrogen is captured and sequestered).
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The victim, 19-year-old Tulasi Shahi, from western Nepal's Dailekh district, was taking part in chhaupadi, a common practice in the west of the country in which women, considered unclean during menstruation, are sequestered for the extent of their periods.
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They're arranged in discrete clusters that look like cities of a fantastical future in which gravity has been circumvented, biological material has been scrubbed from public space, and all signs of human habitation have been sequestered within austere white structures.
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Having been sequestered as a witness during the trial, he did not hear details of Siatta's combat tour until January, at sentencing, and as he learned more he came to see Siatta as a drunken Marine who did something stupid.
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Before Friday, Jackson, the Knicks' president, had remained sequestered in a downtown hotel room, where he and other team officials met with potential draftees in hope of gaining intelligence for the lottery pick the Knicks will make in next month's draft.
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Yet there's something cheering about their refusal to be sequestered in doddery grandpa roles: When you were once known for playing heartbreakers, leg-breakers or wide boys who lead with their fists, the slippers-and-sweaters ghetto must hold little appeal.
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The defense has also asked that the jury not be sequestered because the lawyers fear taking people away from friends and family over a long period of time might make them resentful toward the trial process—and the defendant in particular.
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It included a trove of information: documents and data files that had been sequestered from computers, files with track changes so they could see who changed what and when, along with personal emails between the authors, some of which included their phone numbers.
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When protagonist Jess moved out of the apartment because she was sequestered during jury duty (a plot point orchestrated while Zooey Deschanel, the actress who plays her, took time off to have a baby), Megan Fox moved in to replace her temporarily.
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As the camera roves around the "repulsive" corridors of a UCLA campus, Mr Herzog's distinctive voice-over explains that here, sequestered in a humdrum side office, is "some sort of shrine": the wardrobe-sized computer that sent the first digital message in 1969.
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The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery has been around since 1986, but you might not know that, given that it has been sequestered inside some stodgy wood-paneled rooms on the eighth floor of Schermerhorn Hall on Columbia University's Morningside campus.
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Instead of the clock-themed decor, the framed photo of Tom and Tom sharing a kiss, or even James Kennedy's sequestered DJ booth, however, everyone was left talking about aquafaba, a single cocktail ingredient that was strangely given a lot of airtime.
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Once all-powerful on Sicily, the world's most famous crime gang, known as Cosa Nostra, "Our Thing", has been squeezed over the past two decades, with many bosses put behind bars, many of its businesses sequestered and many locals ready to defy it.
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To safeguard other employees from seeing the disturbing images in the reported content they were charged with reviewing, her team was sequestered in corner offices; their rooms were kept dark and their computers were equipped with the largest screen protectors on the market.
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When a prison guard brings him his clothing and a razor so he can shave for court that morning, the guard says that based on what his court sheriff friends staying with the sequestered jury have heard, Simpson has no need to worry.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, who has sequestered his reason and decency so he can flack for Mr. Trump, used the Chelsea blast to attack Hillary Clinton on Sunday TV, darkly suggesting that she and her party, and the president, were somehow responsible.
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SHENZHEN, China — The Chinese scientist who shocked the world by claiming that he had created the first genetically edited babies is sequestered in a small university guesthouse in the southern city of Shenzhen, where he remains under guard by a dozen unidentified men.
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Eisenberg was charged with "lewd behavior" — that is, interracial sex ("I can assure you I was having sex with no one," she clarified) — and, after spending the night in jail, was sequestered for several days in the basement of a local church.
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While that may seem like a good thing in the short term, a long-term shift in the biological pump—which helps to keep carbon sequestered in the deep ocean and out of the atmosphere—might cause problems for our warming planet.
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For the majority of their existence on the show, the Dornish characters have been sequestered away from the show's main action, making the Dorne scenes feel like they dragged even more because they seemed immaterial to the characters we're most passionate about.
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Federal prosecutors have asked a district court judge for an anonymous and partially sequestered jury in the trial of man who allegedly has extensive contacts among ranking al Qaeda members and participated in a 22005 ambush that killed two American soldiers and wounded several others.
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It's such a relevant metaphor that it approaches simple description of the real world, where economic inequality and Western bootstrapping gospel have created a sequestered, self-justifying paradise for the super-rich that the rest of us aspire to even as we resent it.
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The Berlin-based magazine 032c put forward a theory of visual culture in its summer 2018 issue called "The Big Flat Now," which posits that because the internet has made previously sequestered subcultures equally available to us, we can bob between them with unprecedented ease.
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So while friends Jonas fans tweet their sad tweets and my Indian friends fume about how Jonas doesn't understand the culture, I imagine the two of them ring-shopping in that sequestered Tiffany's and just being grateful for a moment of peace, alone together.
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Originally applied to chambermaids living in the sequestered quarters of female members of the Turkish court, the term "odalisque" came to refer to a harem slave or concubine in Renaissance France, which had numerous political and commercial dealings with the then powerful Ottoman Empire.
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And as the show's central fable unfolds — about a princess and her adoring handmaiden (portrayed by Ms. Worsham) who dare to venture into the forbidden woods beyond their sequestered kingdom — videos (by Alex Basco Koch) are projected of images assembled out of a toy chest.
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The sequestered jury had been in deliberations since Monday, and tensions were rising as the panel found itself unable to reach consensus on whether Cosby had drugged and molested Andrea Constand, a Temple University employee, at his home in Philadelphia more than a decade ago.
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And on Purim night in New Rochelle, even though many families are sequestered in their houses — as is Reuven Fink, the rabbi of Young Israel, as he recovers from the coronavirus — they will still hear the traditional oration of the Purim story, or Megillah.
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As Mr. Hashimoto recalled in his memoir, translated by Lori Hitchcock Morimoto and published in English in 2015, Kurosawa, like the foreman of a sequestered jury, sometimes holed up with his screenwriters in an out-of-the-way inn until a script was complete.
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In a rare but not surprising move, a federal judge in Brooklyn has ruled that when Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the Mexican drug lord known as El Chapo, goes on trial in September, the case will be heard by an anonymous and partly sequestered jury.
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Over the years, this little-utilized route into sequestered backwoods sites has become a prized secret among my close friends and family, and since my maiden trip with my father six years ago, I have been back every year with a rotating cast of companions.
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The partially sequestered and anonymous panel has the daunting task of combing through 200 hours of testimony from 56 witnesses -- including 14 government cooperators, mostly former traffickers and cartel associates -- who took the stand in Brooklyn, New York, during the 2½-month federal trial.
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Too young, technically, to be allowed inside the University of Calgary bar where the competition was held, they were sequestered in a dressing room for the other performances and required an escort to and from the stage to prevent any accidental serving of minors.
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Before his Saturday afternoon rally in Pennsylvania to mark his 100th day in office, Trump continues to stay sequestered close to home, but is getting the most out of the stage sets available to him in Washington, D.C. On April 24th, Trump rang ISS Commander Peggy Whitson.
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Mr. Redstone was once a fixture at the red carpet premieres thrown by Viacom-owned Paramount Pictures, but his attendance fell off sharply about three years ago, and he is mostly sequestered at his mansion tucked between the canyons in the hills next to Bel Air.
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It was seven years ago that the Oldham, England-born multi-hyphenate emerged with her debut album, The Ghost Who Walks—a record she wrote sequestered away, hiding her dramatic, country-noir pop from her then husband Jack White (he eventually produced her first full length).
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There have been countless theories about the nature of the killing, which occurred after Jason was tied up and tortured for days, but one particularly popular theory suggests that Jason's captors had a very good reason for keeping the Blossom boy sequestered: Jason had become a zombie.
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To lie here is to dwell in the business happening inside my skull, to be sequestered in an enclosure of light and sound where my self rises to meet the challenge of being swamped by the pulsating music and the morphing light pattern in front of me.
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Many end up spending weeks or months in the woods, sequestered from the connectivity and excesses of the modern world, ingesting "plant diets"—subsisting primarily or entirely on drinks and shakes made from particular jungle flora—that promise to help them detoxify physically, mentally, and emotionally.
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The California restaurateur Alice Waters was sequestered in her Berkeley home on Monday while Chez Panisse, the restaurant she opened in 1971, pivoted to selling boxes of produce from farmers and preparing to offer complete meals of hearth-cooked beans, greens and cornbread for online ordering.
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Today, the boutique Perantzada Hotel, housed in an opulent neo-Classical mansion, provides the perfect base to explore the island's wild natural landscape, from tucked-away bays with white-pebble beaches and crystalline waters to forested trekking paths, as well as its sequestered villages and ancient ruins.
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In New York City, one mom said she's sequestered in her small apartment with a teen boy and wondering how much news to keep on in the background, how to deal with his constant hunger, and whether to let him play video games…pretty much all day?
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But a part of the biodiesel emissions aren't counted, because — in theory — they have been balanced out: Plants absorb carbon from the atmosphere when they grow, and fuel experts subtract that sequestered carbon from the tailpipe emission, completing a transaction that they say balances at zero.
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As his wife scrabbles with angry protesters and gripes about her compromised marriage, he is sequestered in the bathroom, represented only by a mordant song that his aide-de-camp sings on his behalf: When you're forced to bugger 200 million people You need time to recover.
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A third of the 22015 said they had already formed an opinion about Mr. Cosby's guilt or innocence, and 22015 said it would impose a personal hardship on them to serve on the panel, sequestered, for a trial expected to last at least two weeks in June.
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"If those conversations with Putin or with other world leaders are sequestered in that same electronic file that is meant for covert action, not meant for this, if there's an effort to hide those and cover those up -- yes, we're determined to find out," Schiff said.
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"If those conversations with Putin or with other world leaders are sequestered in that same electronic file that is meant for covert action, not meant for this, if there's an effort to hide those and cover those up, yes, we're determined to find out," he added.
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November 303, 2018 - Guzmán's long-awaited criminal trial begins in a New York federal district court amid unprecedented security measures, including armed escorts for the anonymous and partly sequestered jurors, as well as heavily armed federal marshals and officers with bomb-sniffing dogs standing guard outside the courthouse.
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Had I not been sequestered away at an all-female boarding school, I might have defied that order, but she wasn't away; she was attending school right there in Brooklyn and took to lying about her whereabouts and cutting classes in order to spend time with the boy.
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On Tuesday night, just 30 minutes before the best-in-show competition at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden, he will descend from his sequestered post in the Warwick Hotel in Manhattan to decide, alone, which of the animals is the purest of the purebreds.
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The couple had sequestered the works in their garage for the last 40 years, which is not exactly the behavior of people who — as Pierre alleged at his original trial in 103 — received works of art in exchange for loyal service at the Picassos's home in the 1970s.
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Its sequestered society, in which a religious contingent effectively runs the prison while a small group of overseers struggles to maintain a facade of control, is as nuanced a cinematic sociology as the corporate power structures that drove the first film, or the military conventions that powered the second.
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Unlike other bucket-list paintings — at the Louvre in Paris, the Mona Lisa is sequestered behind a wooden banister; at the Uffizi in Florence, Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" sits in a recessed niche — "Starry Night" hangs right on the wall, with no special protection except some nonreflective glass.
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If Netflix truly cared about those of us sequestered to our homes, with our shelves of beans and bad-news-addled brains, it would release either a new season of Queer Eye or another season of the similarly soothing Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat to help us bide our time.
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The 12 jurors operate under a triple burden: deciding whether to label someone a criminal, being sequestered away from their families because of the enormous attention the case has drawn, and the knowledge that whatever they do, millions of people will pay attention and even pass judgment on them.
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They were sequestered behind a blue curtain in the spectator's gallery of the court, hidden from the troops, journalists, legal observers and court staff also watching what is expected to be the most dramatic testimony so far since arraignment of the five men in the case in May 2012.
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US District Court Judge Brian Cogan ruled this week that the names, addresses and places of employment of prospective jurors will not be revealed; the panel will be transported to and from the courthouse by US marshals; and jurors will be sequestered from the public while in the courthouse.
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In proceedings that could take several days, Judge O'Neill and the lawyers will try to select 12 jurors who not only have been unmoved by the pretrial publicity but also are available to be bused 300 miles east to Norristown and sequestered for the duration of the trial.
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US District Judge Brian Cogan's order, signed Monday, said the names, addresses and places of employment of prospective jurors will not be revealed; the panel will be transported to and from the courthouse by US marshals; and jurors will be sequestered from the public while in the courthouse.
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Additional stops may include Sykia cave in the west, where a partially collapsed roof allows sun rays to reach its sequestered beach, and Kleftiko cave in the south, a former pirate hideaway now popular with snorkelers, kayakers and swimmers thanks to its emerald inlets and cool white-and-gray caves.
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Two weeks ago, on Long Island, West Babylon Junior High School rang in the new school year by simulating a prelude to slaughter: Sequestered in their classrooms, students huddled silently as an imitation gunman banged on the doors, chased out by police officers flooding the hallways and firing off blanks.
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The old system worked the way all machine translation has worked for about 30 years: It sequestered each successive sentence fragment, looked up those words in a large statistically derived vocabulary table, then applied a battery of post-processing rules to affix proper endings and rearrange it all to make sense.
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The judge is kept in seclusion for the entire duration of the show and only is brought out to judge the final seven, so that they're not hearing any rumors, they're not seeing the dogs perform in the earlier rounds, they only see the very last round, like a sequestered jury.
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The result is an impressive variety of styles influenced by everything from Dalí and modern art to NYC's style masters and cartoon characters—all for an audience almost exclusively comprised of other writers (why else would someone make the trip to this sequestered scrapyard?), and those who know where to look online.
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The fact that the jury in the Manafort trial — the first test in court for special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's team of prosecutors — isn't sequestered is not necessarily a surprise.
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The fact that the jury in the Manafort trial -- the first test in court for special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's team of prosecutors -- isn't sequestered is not necessarily a surprise.
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It was night and day from health care, aides recounted, noting that that process was largely sequestered inside a small group of senators and smaller group of staffers -- leaving senators without buy-in, or in some cases, the policy know-how to handle the rapid fire opposition that followed that bill's release.
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But he cannot do much more than hope that it turns out well for Manafort, though on Friday he did call the trial "very sad" and his former campaign chairman "a very good person" in comments seen by some legal experts as an effort to influence a jury that was not sequestered.
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After my interview with Kojima, I spent much of the next few days sequestered in my tiny hotel room in Tokyo, playing Death Stranding on the cheap TV. Once I started guiding Sam along his journey, I found Death Stranding to be not as radically unfamiliar as Kojima's prerelease hype had suggested.
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We are less attracted to the idea of the wealthy Aristocratic philosopher sequestered in his research facility and making occasional overseas trips to visit foreign tyrants than the image of the poor, shoeless Socrates causing trouble in the marketplace, refusing to be paid and getting killed by the city for his trouble.
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Early the next morning I left, and for the remainder of my stay sequestered myself in the island's most rural regions: Valleviken, where a maritime-themed hotel rose up out of sheer nothingness on a lapping inlet; the Furillen peninsula, the site of an old limestone quarry; Ekstakusten, a jagged curl of nature preserve.
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"Defendant's history of violence alone -- violence done at his direction or on his behalf -- would be sufficient to warrant an anonymous and partially sequestered jury, but that many of the allegations involve murder, assault, kidnapping, or torture of potential witnesses or those suspected of assisting law enforcement makes the Government's concerns particularly salient," Cogan wrote.
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The story of a black woman in the 1970s who travels back in time to a plantation in antebellum Maryland, it is a tale about, among other things, how suffering and injustice that happens away from public scrutiny — whether in the past or sequestered behind barbed-wire fences — can all too easily be forgotten or ignored.
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And the pair's duet on "Little Drummer Boy" for the 1977 TV special Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas has indeed become something of an outlier in Bowie's career, landing as it did in the middle of Bowie's particularly strange – even for him – late '70s run, that found him making stark, groundbreaking albums like Low while sequestered in Berlin.
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WASHINGTON — Merrick B. Garland, chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals here, has been sequestered in a kind of alternate reality in a small conference room in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building next to the White House, cramming for questions from senators as if hearings on his nomination to the Supreme Court will happen this year.
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In the converted hotel where Ms. Ma was sequestered for days before she finally secured a hospital room, there were no doctors, medicine or even water, according to a plea for help posted by her daughter-in-law on Chinese social media, one of many similar calls for assistance that have surfaced online in recent weeks.
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Another suffering friend, Patrick Wintour, the diplomatic editor of The Guardian, sent me these lines of Auden: In the nightmare of the dark All the dogs of Europe bark, And the living nations wait, Each sequestered in its hate; Intellectual disgrace Stares from every human face, And the seas of pity lie Locked and frozen in each eye.
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He traces the banditry of war and destruction, reminding us that within our age — characterized by intense yet short-lived political polarities, extreme economic disparities, and non-linear war — the present is also marked by the undocumented unsettlement of unhoused exiles, refugees, and sequestered and besieged populations, and there exists no artwork or discourse that can possibly fully express what they go through.
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Taking himself back to when he was 16 and pondering his adult plans, Miranda told Dinner Party Download that he sequestered himself in his childhood bedroom at his parents' house to pen " How Far I'll Go." He not only wanted to grasp the struggles of choosing a future meant for while highlighting the excitement of making such an adult decision.
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He becomes Kendall's de facto drug dealer (and gains a spacious loft apartment) and he becomes Tom's right-hand man and punching bag at ATN, which leads to a melodramatic confrontation—involving water bottles and snacks hurled in a fit of anger—when the two are sequestered in a small office after the threat of an active shooter in the building.
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As statewide isolation orders have forced millions of Americans to reimagine their work, daily podcasters like Smith and Garcia have pivoted without missing a beat, broadcasting from closets and basements — or any other insulated place that can fit a dynamic microphone — to provide a nation of sequestered listeners with reliable news updates, a sense of community and a comforting voice.
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He played the pensive nice guy, characteristics further solidified through his role on Gossip Girl as Dan "Lonely Boy" Humphrey who viewed the lavish Upper East Side life through a flip phone camera, as Badgley's character sequestered himself to Brooklyn for the most part, only to ironically poke his head out to collect the necessary data to be (spoiler alert) Gossip Girl.
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You can find all the grisly details in Urbina's piece, but I do want to offer a few big-picture thoughts on what Kemper's woes might mean for energy and climate change more broadly: 133) The Kemper project is just one example of carbon capture and storage (CCS), a catchall term for techniques in which CO2 is captured at an emission source and then sequestered underground.
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Each and every year, the NBA teams that don't make the playoffs—and that didn't trade away their draft picks to the Boston Celtics—gather to watch a sequestered, top-secret drawing of numbered ping pong balls that is never, ever tipped to Dikembe Mutombo ahead of time, all crossing their fingers that they'll land a transcendent talent who will turn their losing fortunes around.
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Sequestered at the end of the hall, the master bedroom remains his father's domain, the long credenza below a broad picture window scattered with objects that he accumulated throughout his life, from a disk of pre-Columbian pottery painted with a primitive design of a man climbing a tree trunk to a slab of petrified wood, its polished concentric circles like an unblinking eye.
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But I do think that over the course of nine sequestered months, with all kinds of racial slurs, racial epithets, little digs and jabs, and, of course, the huge sewer that was the Mark Fuhrman tapes came pouring into the court room ... I think there came a point after which even the fair-minded jurors just couldn't really trust anything enough to believe anything beyond a reasonable doubt.
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And in "Jerry," Porter has once again scored a low-key visual symphony, one that unites the colors of human flesh to its mixed furnishings, lit here and there by unexpected light, an always tentative light cast into interiors so secure and so sequestered that their inhabitants seem to ask, as if from out of the silence or glazed expressions, is this, really, all that the American pursuit of happiness provides?
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She might have spent considerable time penning songs sequestered away in the privacy of her closet, hiding her music from experienced ears, but Elson's been singing for a good deal longer—since way back in 403 when she was part of politico cabaret crew The Citizens Band, which boasted a revolving cast of guest appearances by glamorous pals including The Cardigans' Nina Persson, Zoe Kravitz, and Zooey Deschanel.
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Ford design chief Moray Callum has a big job on his plate: make a century-year-old car company look and feel like a Ford design chief Moray Callum has a big job on his plate: make a century-year-old car company look and feel like a I met with Callum at the Ford GT studio in a shiny, white sequestered area of the company's Dearborn enclave.
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