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There's a huge disconnect at the moment still between the virtual and the physical.

(a) There was a serious disconnect between the senior members of the local security force investigation team

China s Macro Disconnect

The Great Disconnect

There's such a disconnect.

The Stock Bond Disconnect

This disconnect was never actually resolved.

What I discovered in these interiors is that there was a disconnect between the exterior shell and the interior architecture of the pieces.

So I was curious about why there was a disconnect between the way our society perceives doodling and the way that the reality is.

Well, do you think there could be some kind of disconnect between this extraordinarily clever brain, the kind of brain that the TED technologies exemplify, and the human heart? Talking about it in the non scientific term, in terms of love and compassion. Is there some disconnect?

It really is about the social disconnect between food, communities in urban settings and their relationship to rural growers connecting communities in London to rural growers.

So there seems to be a complete disconnect here.

And for me, it's trying to bridge that disconnect.

So there's a disconnect between preparation for the future which is what most people are comfortable in thinking about play as and thinking of it as a separate biological entity.

AV Yes, you can see where the disconnect was happening for us.

When people hear Alex speaking my words, do they experience a disconnect?

A remote client disconnect is usually caused by the user hitting his STOP button.

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The main point here is we were dealing with a complete disconnect from reality.

While poverty is front and centre in development policy and discourse, the other two core issues of the Summit employment and social integration have suffered from a general disconnect between economic and social policymaking.

There is a simple fact on display here, one that goes well beyond this particular hurricane, and even this particular president. There is a deep disconnect in American politics between scientific knowledge and political decisions.

You can decide whether or not you want a client disconnect to cause your script to be aborted.

But unfortunately, you have to experience the actual hotel, airline and hospital, and then you have that disconnect.

Because there's a fundamental disconnect, as I said, that actually, the people with the power want to do big expensive things.

And yet the disconnect between this reality and the Poland in ruins or on the verge of catastrophe perceived by many voters was too strong to ignore. Even Kopacz admitted the contrast between the public affluence that everyone sees and the private penury that many feel persists (at least relative to Germany, the preferred benchmark for Poles).

CAMBRIDGE How should one understand the disconnect between the new highs reached by global equity indices and the new depths plumbed by real interest rates worldwide? Several competing explanations attempt to reconcile these trends, and getting it right is essential for calibrating monetary and fiscal policy appropriately.

LONDON In last month s European Parliament election, euroskeptic and extremist parties won 25 of the popular vote, with the biggest gains chalked up in France, the United Kingdom, and Greece. These results were widely, and correctly, interpreted as showing the degree of disconnect between an arrogant European elite and ordinary citizens.

But speedy implementation of the shift from production to consumption will be vital if the country is to remain on course and avoid the middle income trap. That will require resolving the disconnect between the structural shift to services and the behavioral norms that will ultimately shape the spending habits of its people.

And yet the framework deal has been almost universally welcomed in Europe. What accounts for this disconnect within the West over a key regional and global threat?

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In conclusion, he expressed the hope that the General Committee would not disconnect social issues and policies from the economic realm when allocating agenda items among the various Committees.

In some respects, this is the biggest challenge of all to the UK s political culture. Conservatives are losing touch with parts of the country where once they were strong not just Scotland, but also cities and the north of England and there is a growing disconnect between the party and Britain s increasingly important minority ethnic groups.

The disconnect between surging services and lagging growth in private consumption has been accompanied by a steady rise in China s urban saving rate to 30 in 2014 (versus 24 a decade earlier). This has occurred despite a significant increase in the personal income share of the Chinese economy, driven by services led employment growth and the income leverage of urbanization.

The biggest risk is that the growing disconnect between the perception of national companies and the reality of Europeanization may lead to spectacularly ill judged policies. It is high time for business leaders to be more candid about where their real constituencies lie, and for national politicians to recognize that they can no longer wield control over the giants of today s European business.

This shift creates a major disconnect between those who strongly believe that public administration is an important tool for socio economic development, the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, the protection of the environment, etc., and those who, due to recent world wide events, see public administration's primary role as that of combating terrorism, ensuring safety and security and fighting cross border criminality.

China is no exception. The focus on resolving China s macroeconomic disconnect, reflected at the Fifth Plenum and a likely precursor of what to expect in the upcoming 13th Five Year Plan, is thus very encouraging.

In more developed economies, such as the United States and Europe, many institutional investors who tend to be focused on long term fundamentals help stabilize stock markets. By contrast, the Chinese markets are dominated by retail investors, who are more likely to pursue short term gains and engage in momentum trading, thereby exacerbating volatility and creating a greater disconnect between equity prices and real economic growth.

NEW HAVEN As the US Federal Reserve attempts to exit from its unconventional monetary policy, it is grappling with the disparity between the policy s success in preventing economic disaster and its failure to foster a robust recovery. To the extent that this disconnect has led to mounting financial market excesses, the exit will be all the more problematic for markets and for America s market fixated monetary authority.

The absence of such a plan in the US (and in Europe) has contributed to the decoupling of financial markets from inclusive economic progress, because it suggests that current trends are politically sustainable. But, while this disconnect could continue for some time if no alternative program emerges, the huge gap between financial markets performance and most people s well being is unlikely to persist in the longer term.

In Brazil, no provisions on exclusion of bidders by the auctioneer are found but bidders are permitted to withdraw their bids at any time and, if they are not interested in continuing, disconnect at any time.

Barely a week after prosecutors accused Tymoshenko based, yet again, on mere hearsay of organizing the 1996 assassination of a member of parliament, Yanukovych proclaimed Our goal is to ensure real economic and political independence, strengthen democracy and the rule of law, and establish Ukraine as a young, powerful, and modern state. This disturbingly common disconnect between official words and deeds devalues the rule of law in the eyes of the public.

They vary between cultures, between nations, between individuals, between social classes, between education levels.

So when I talk about a disconnect, it's not only for maybe those people who don't know a soldier, which there obviously are. You know, these days, it's not like World War II, where there was a war front and a home front, and everybody seemed involved.

Indeed, this disconnect may explain why polls do not give President Bush the credit for economic management that his strong record would seem to merit. Nor does it help Americans mood that they spend far more of their lives working than do citizens in Europe or, these days, even Japan.