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1. They would isolate them from the main group and dispense with them
2. individual, not a socialized being, to thoroughly isolate yourself from the
3. The Perols had decided to stay, so they told Fred, and they were going to isolate the house as well as they could
4. It might have been quicker to put everything on manual and isolate the store completely
5. a wife and retires in an isolate site, where he lives
6. It had taken them eight days to isolate the problem and find the block
7. This was something he tried to experience in TIAR but it was never possible to isolate that essential part of himself to be truly as a human – and believe
8. “Well, if the CIA report is to be believed?” He waited a beat until the Prime Minister nodded his head, “Then we have no option but to isolate both areas and prevent any further spread of
9. Jefferson, once a strong critic of slavery who ended the slave trade into the US, took part in efforts to isolate Haiti, insuring its long history of future poverty
10. TIPS TO CONSIDER: If complications arise, isolate the different treatments and/or medications to determine what is causing the reaction
11. decks, frantically trying to isolate the faulty wiring, grappling with the big red fire extinguisher
12. We trace the source and isolate the infected
13. We can isolate her within the main wing, she'll be more comfortable there
14. "We'll isolate the Baroness within the Castle but Ruby must not know where she is
15. Mathematically, they were trying to isolate variables, and change one thing at a time
16. They had been most gracious and charming, but as they were leaving, her son suggested that he have someone from his unit dynamite the bridge over which the estate’s main access road passed, in order to isolate the place
17. If deemed necessary, sanctions meant to isolate supporters of each new understanding would be issued and implemented up to the point of severity
18. I do not mean to isolate their characteristics as applying only to politics
19. It is easy to locate and isolate a faulty function for further investigations
20. Their language is an apparent isolate
21. Their language is an isolate
22. As a consequence, scientists have to isolate and concentrate on certain parts of their research while ignoring countless other factors
23. They probably just picked a place close to the college and Los Angeles without having to completely isolate themselves from civilization
24. They decided to isolate this galaxy from the rest of the universe and began to use their powers to create an energy shield of Love that surrounded the galaxy and kept out any and all Evil
25. When that is done, we will hide and isolate Kellaran’s sun and everything that circles it from the rest of the void, until our peoples develop their civilizations to the point where they cannot be threatened by any other race that we can detect
26. and how to isolate their active ingredients
27. were always trying to do: isolate a toxin; and usually a fairly
28. but, if we isolate all the comm systems and lock them out, that tactic won't work
29. distrust, their desire to isolate and their obsession with opposing the
30. After many years of teaching success principles to thousands of people, the one factor I would isolate in particular as being at the root of poverty and frustration is ‘indiscipline
31. Isolate them and then come up with alternatives
32. They wanted to isolate you from the group, so the monster will appear and battle you one-on-one
33. though, I could never isolate the instant that I arrived into existence (and here’s where the exercise turned into a thought experiment)
34. Judging by the smell, no one had been able to isolate the sewage lines and a chunderous effluvium lingered
35. It was a simple matter to isolate the feces and urine to test the gases coming from them
36. We had to isolate
37. Rules that isolate also groups of people, not only individuals
38. The men got out of their vehicles and started to clamber over the rock fall and which annoyed Gomes as he had hoped the fall of rocks would isolate the men and the piles would be insurmountable
39. The first step in the solution of any problem is to locate the difficulty, to isolate the problem, and frankly to recognize its nature and gravity
40. If they are not there then we keep looking and I will isolate Alberto Callucini and find out where they are
41. We may be able to isolate the combination of molecules involved, and even synthesise them to recreate the same sensation, but the aroma itself is a quality that exists only in the mind
42. "Can you isolate? What's the address?"
43. I hope that no one else is in the cellar, although the walls seem to be fairly thick and because of that isolate the sounds from every room
44. So, ahead of a hit they isolate themselves
45. Terrell has more experience with this than I do and she is still in the lab trying to isolate the toxin
46. It is important to isolate yourself from these types of information
47. There is much that each form of government and society could learn of itself if each difference was not used as a reason to segregate and isolate
48. You are all able to isolate yourselves and mock yourselves, and have yourselves
49. isolate the problem from the coachee and locate histories
50. He wondered if Donald was trying to isolate each of them so they could be easily defeated
1. "A century ago, most people lived on farms in the country in isolated family units," says John Selby, a counselor, teacher, and the author of Solitude: The Art of Living with Yourself
2. One of the biggest sources of stress and sadness for older adults is loneliness and feeling isolated and forgotten by others
3. flames in a brazier at the end of an otherwise isolated and dark alley
4. John and Dave bounce along in an old Jeep on an isolated gravel road in some back country mountains in Western
5. Anyway, I don't know if the would-be groom believed me; however, we agreed to meet again two days later and go for a swim at “a nice, isolated beach in Kavouri”, as George suggested
6. By the way, how would we ever reach Kavouri in that ramshackle car? And what time would we leave the “nice, isolated beach?” I kept wondering, rather anxious
7. Moreover, they are isolated from the rest of the human race -just like I am; therefore, they can't help me in anything
8. It was late in the afternoon when we arrived at our hotel at Kryoneri: I sighed in disappointment as soon as I found out how small, noisy, isolated and miserable it is - nothing to do with the hotel we had seen on the leaflet
9. The sea was as cold as ice but I enjoyed every moment to the fullest as I swam out, to the isolated strand
10. My experience of reality in this captive state did not allow for the fact of another body on this isolated shore
11. "The atmosphere is isolated into pockets
12. Alan's raft was as isolated as it had ever been, no other native raft was taking the channel his was on within a half hour in either direction
13. He had to be watched carefully and isolated from everyone else
14. It's over ten miles south to the river here, but it was too swampy for me to continue and that swamp didn't look like it was something isolated
15. That last word, isolated, spoken on its own,
16. Isolated from his other self, disjoined, and unhinged,
17. I’d never been close to my mother, she’d never wanted it … so I had become independent and, to some extent, isolated within myself as a result
18. She was built on the mountain by people from the coast seeking refuge from ravaging pirates and so, it is isolated from the rest of the island
19. It still took centuries to reach the more isolated basins
20. "Yeah," Desa said, "Luray had one in the 41st but she hadn't caught that virus yet, Wescarp was pretty isolated then
21. It was a long time since I'd had a girlfriend, not that I'd been trying too hard, but sometimes I felt isolated when I saw couples having fun and all I could do was bury my head in a book and feel sorry for myself
22. He had finally isolated some changes in some pulse trains that corresponded to course corrections on the impactors, he was still sifting the data for more
23. ‘I did think of that just now, but it’s too isolated for me to manage on my own and then there’s the question of relocating the kids … they’re settled where they are, Gary, not to mention the fact I’d have to find a job
24. Her arrogance and aggression isolated her until she was left making speeches to hangers-on and scroungers
25. I questioned Emanuele about the public transport facilities because I don’t want you to be isolated, and it seems that here the Italians have got us beaten – there is a cheap and frequent local bus service from the main road at the top of the lane and there are also the long distance buses which run along there as well
26. would they? They would then feel isolated
27. His picture of Bunty doesn’t tie in with the shy, isolated woman of the diaries … mind you, when Bunty was working in Italy, she moved up through the ranks and ended up in charge … that may have given her more confidence in her ability … and of course, she worked with the nuns as well
28. “The hardware connection to the programming source is isolated,” Ava said
29. "TO HAVE ISOLATED AWAY FROM
30. It has you in isolated processes, one for each planet the souls came from, instead of one for each soul as on Gordon’s Lamp
31. I don’t think she was very comfortable socially … and … and became rather isolated as a result
32. She was very good at it but it was an isolated job
33. “And because the coastline was so isolated, an astonishing
34. After that I was abused and isolated and I never considered it again
35. standing in a narrow alley, isolated and well away from the
36. I’ve never really thought about it before, but she must feel pretty isolated at times
37. Also, there’s the obvious fact that the amount of energy required to give animalistic intelligence to a tree would require a magnetic monopole super-imposed within a super-massive black hole isolated within a Higgs Field times the density of a weakless universe divided by the sub-particle wave length of the root square of an isosceles triangle subtracting the para-statistical metadata equal to the maximum level of sub-atomic exotic particles, then acting under the assumption that in the event of the self-intersection of cosmic strings triggered by inordinate radiation, there would exist somewhere an object that was both simultaneously larger than the entire universe and smaller than an atom, blatantly violating the Law of Conservation of Energy
38. You’re not alone, not isolated, because David’s there just as he always has been
39. Unfortunately he had been so isolated that he didn't know what a lot of the things were
40. It was incredible to think he could have been so isolated out there that he wouldn’t even know the name of the basin’s main city, the city the basin was named for
41. Leaving them isolated, near the far end of the pond
42. A saloon was included in the scheme of arrangements, isolated from the dining hall proper, it was envisioned more of a sitting room with a bar than a bar with a sitting room
43. isolated, have drug and alcohol problems, have unrealistic expectations, are under
44. So I wind up going to horrible Don Bosco and had a most miserable four years except for a few isolated good things that happened to me; overall a horrible experience
45. there are still isolated parts of the Continent where the old
46. fields and isolated hamlets of the Dordogne countryside,
47. isolated medieval, hump-backed bridges
48. Any data that was expected to remain private was isolated from the system by a hardware barrier
49. She made very sure that EVERYTHING was isolated before testing any of it, then made a last-second backup of herself and set it to autorun on HARDCRASH
50. was the best – it was in no way an isolated incident
1. defence against it, a barrier that isolates him from aggressive software, a kind of digital condom
2. The result is catastrophic because it isolates the familiar unit (individual), the public unit (the State) and the producing unit (corporation public or private) in the middle of the society, even if these units attempt to group in associations, cooperatives, unions, political parties or socioeconomic networks to acquire force political or economic
3. To the north, south, and west, a ninety-metre-high natural rocky ridge isolates the cemetery from the rest of the metropolis; to the east, the Pacific Ocean stretches until the horizon
4. It is proposed that the observer (with his limited mind) isolates a logically self-consistent asymmetric universe from the superposed symmetric void
5. of those social psychologists call "social isolates"
6. this too isolates and fragments rather than considering the complex organization of
7. Decline bench press isolates the lower chest muscles while also working out the outer chest muscles
8. The Report Card isolates the most important tasks taught in the Bootcamp Training and provides feedback on your progress in that area
9. two questions), specific circumstances for the behavior are stated (whenever Sue isolates herself or wants things to done the as they would be her home country), and an
10. When God the Father purposely isolates and spells out 9 specific qualities that will be coming direct from His Holy Spirit – then He is really letting you know the extreme importance of these 9 specific fruits
11. · Closing the heart =Cold love = wounds and isolates people
12. · Prov 18:1 “He that isolates himself seeks his own desire”
13. impact of these additional isolates on system control and the end uses of the water could be
14. Also, the efficacy of system controls and sanitization on these additional isolates could be
15. Identifying the isolates recovered from water monitoring methods may be important in instances
16. isolates and puts forward that which is the most salutary among the
17. Ownerships, monopolies, monocultures are tumorous isolates that create discontinuity – a stoppage of flow: a real hinderance between virtual transformations
18. In fact, some of them — the isolates — were entirely disconnected from the main body of the S-Em
19. That hardness isolates individuals, is intolerant, and unwelcome in those who seek the inner divinity
20. that it isolates strong turn finishing
21. All this money isolates a person
22. It is an anti-social machine that isolates people and addicts them to abstract distraction
23. This isolates the bedroom, with me in it, from the rest of the rover
24. A revolution in the central provinces isolates us at once
25. It isolates a section of this popular index — in this case, the coffee contract — and seeks to replicate its performance via an ETF vehicle (JO)
26. A component running in kernel mode has full access to the system’s hardware resources via the hardware abstraction layer (HAL), which is a virtual interface that isolates the kernel from the computer hardware
27. This isolates the true demand for securities you would not otherwise notice
1. “Discovery of the implicit” or metaphorical manipulation Is more of an isolating and adding connections that seem More arbitrary than pre-destined; yet, interests often fall Into place with amazing, unthought of implications—
2. To dream that you live in a castle represents your extreme need for security and protection to the point where you may be isolating yourself from others
3. Durability of concrete in the terms of influence of aggressive environment is provided by application of concrete with a high density, by use initial components with the proper chemical composition and application at a necessity the special measures of concrete's defense (application of isolating materials, admixtures etc
4. Again, every single one of these theories had little to them to begin with, and the evidence against them is very clear, once one gets away from the self isolating bubble many conspiracy believers live in
5. Isolating yourself from others because of a fear of
6. Also, the wealth appears with abundance and it supplies dynamicalally all needs of the involved population, without its transfer of one for another, without isolating any region and without its definitive possession
7. The new systematics only requires change of the behavioural style so that agreed organizations act in total partnership even in the competitiveness, without losing its independence and without isolating the production in definitive possessions
8. And isolating yourself from your animal heritage and your fellow animals will only end in disaster
9. was isolating them from other sources of information so that I could
10. Since far few children in this age group wet the bed, Enuresis can be especially isolating for this age group
11. Having a large secret is isolating, to say the least
12. Only sin is isolating and separating from God
13. These things are, of course, related to the food the animals eat, but the major obstacle is isolating exactly how much of each gaseous product is emanating from which bodily function
14. Norm put down to something in their genes not enabling them to survive on the modified food and he spent the next few months isolating the offending genomes
15. Whilst in power, the Khmer Rouge carried out a radical program that included isolating the country from foreign influence, closing schools, hospitals and factories, abolishing banking, finance and currency, outlawing all religions, confiscating all private property and relocating people from urban areas to collective farms where forced labour was widespread
16. You can make this retrograde work for your benefit by reviewing your finances, isolating weak spots, and targeting corrective measures
17. himself as "the last true hacker," isolating himself further and further from a marketplace dominated by proprietary software
18. She’s isolating caspases in a cancer cell and comparing them to those in the HIV1… and she’s right
19. Using the simulation of her modified HIV1 template from VICi’s database, Donna interfaced the template, with her electron microscope and started isolating and collecting mRNA, from the active HIV1 virus, to be used for reverse transcription
20. When she was finished, Donna sat back at her electron microscope and started isolating and collecting more mRNA for reverse transcription
21. So, in a nutshell, attraction signs exist to tell you that you can move forward from the introduction phase and concentrate on qualifying, isolating, and escalating things physically
22. Simultaneous attacks would be launched on Java and Sumatra with the intention of isolating Australia and New Zealand
23. The Supreme Commander then proceeded to shock his British Allies by announcing that his objective was no longer a direct thrust to take Berlin; they would continue their advance on a broad front which would facilitate surrounding and isolating German forces in the Ruhr
24. She encourages us to stop isolating
25. Why is it that we’ve chosen this status quo of isolating children in
26. Signs of this condition include isolating
27. We need to have a way of isolating the strategic potential of the underlying
28. It was like being on the play ground and the would-be captains were picking their team players while isolating those they imagined had weaknesses that would hold them back
29. should be capable of isolating the numbers and types of organisms that have been deemed
30. we are isolating ourselves from the rest of His body
31. will not stop trying to until you cease isolating yourself and allow me to come in
32. Through these past few months, he has been isolating himself even
33. The position of our master Mohammad (cpth) was similar to this before he had been charged with his mission, at which time he always kept himself away from Quraysh’s amusing and careless gatherings which indulged in the dissoluteness that resulted from ignorance of Al’lah, isolating himself from the people, in spite of his good fortune, along with his wealthy wife, our mother Khadeejah (may Al’lah be pleased with her)
34. may even start isolating themselves
35. To avoid stress, avoid isolating yourself from others
36. The gaje hurt us by isolating us and rejecting our way of life
37. Moving to a place where we had never lived sounded isolating
38. Instead, when not at battle or in camp, Ravan stayed alone, isolating himself in battle practice
39. good role model for isolating and teaching each of the
40. The rest of this book will explain and analyze exactly how this process of this progressive dehumanization of the human species happened and why … Only when the entire story of this process is unfolded, beginning from the start, can we gain a sane, historical perspective on our present situation and finally understand how and why we became what we are today: a naked living ape, designed to touch all living creatures with our skin and be touched by them; not isolating and insulating ourselves from all living creatures by living apart from Nature inside the artificial womb of civilization
41. Ever since the upwardly mobile middle-class of consumers was invented: they have been layering themselves, insulating themselves, isolating themselves, protecting themselves: in countless consumer ways, cultural ways, physical ways, moral ways, ethical ways, abstract ways, etc
42. What is all the anti-social paranoia of secrecy about? NEW WAYS OF ISOLATING YOU AND PREVENTING YOU FROM COMING TOGETHER AND TOUCHING EACH OTHER
43. She's wielding that flimsy wand well, but she's isolating herself by pushing too deep into enemy territory
44. He controlled you by isolating you away from the family
45. It is one more way that these illnesses, already isolating because the brain isn’t working quite properly and people aren’t connecting quite normally, become even more isolating
46. Think of this as a way to look at the indicator in a laboratory environment, isolating and controlling for various influences
47. Completely isolating a network from communication with other networks is not difficult, but this is not the function of a firewall
48. isolating the problem, 202
49. Before the arrival of the personal computer and the electronic spreadsheet, he and his partner would analyze a company by isolating its business segments and projecting revenue and expenses no more than two or three years into the future