persons isolated as virus careers, or isolated because of the appearance of disease in their surroundings,

The Tasmanians were isolated.

So Alisa's experience is not isolated.

And this is not an isolated story.

We are new countries, remote and isolated.

It emphasizes articulated rather than isolated actions.

As a result, the United States, the European Commission, and the multilateral development banks have become increasingly isolated in their efforts to advance free market thought and policies worldwide. The deepening financial crisis weakens their position further.

I would feel very isolated during these discussions.

Several cottages have been isolated by the flood water.

It's actually a Bronze Age culture that's been isolated.

Secondly, the Millennium Development Goals are not isolated objectives.

Without it, Nagorno Karabakh would remain an isolated enclave.

An isolated Gaza would not be economically or politically sustainable.

But in the process, we set ourselves up to be isolated.

Any successful strategy for dealing with terrorism requires terrorists to be isolated.

One youth had reportedly been confined in an isolated cell for 60 days.

There have been several isolated attacks which caused relatively minor damage and casualties.

According to the magazine Science , Iceland's isolated position and catastrophes that wiped out large parts of its population have left it with a remarkably homogenic gene pool. This makes it relatively easy to track down disease causing mutations that might form the basis for new tests and therapies.

LONDON The recent European Union summit was a disaster. Both Britain and Germany played the wrong game British Prime Minister David Cameron isolated Britain from Europe, while German Chancellor Angela Merkel isolated the eurozone from reality.

Namibia ... or Sesfontein was no more an isolated village somewhere, hidden away in Namibia.

As he moves closer to solidifying the Democratic Party s position in US politics, Israel will continue to construct settlements and become increasingly isolated. We can only hope that the consequences of Obama s foreign policy sacrifice are not too high a price to pay for the establishment of his domestic legacy.

These are isolated and presented separately in the column entitled recosting in the proposed budgets.

Two years, I was ostracized, I was stigmatized, I was isolated, because I was a victim.

This policy met with rejection by Kosovo Serbs and isolated protests by residents of all ethnicities.

There are however isolated instances where women have overtaken men, such as entrance to medical colleges.

This is an example of a call produced by squirrel monkeys when they're isolated from another one.

Isolated incidents of stoning of minority transport continue, and are not always condemned by local political leaders.

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Bush's bigotry was not an isolated mistake, blurted out in the heat of the moment and later retracted.

And it's not going to do that if it leaves us all isolated in a Web of one.

Out comes the liposuction fluid, and in this case, the stem cells are isolated and turned into neurons.

The different services of support are undeveloped it makes them even more isolated and affects their mental conditions.

Early indications point to an ambush, adding to the growing fear that these are more than isolated incidents.

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I saw that the front lines of contemporary wars are not on isolated battlefields, but right where people live.

An initial screening isolated 1,000 files containing information significant to the investigation and deemed worthy of in depth review.

Families that care for and support an infected individual may also be stigmatized, isolated and ostracized within the community.

Despite certain isolated acts on the part of armed groups, the security situation in my country has gradually improved.