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Since their conversion to Islam, experts say, the group's leaders have remained distant from the mainstream Muslims of Trinidad.

This lonely and bitter boy's experience could easily have remained distant and abstract on film, but Mr. Burns has made it heartbreakingly palpable with a shrewd mixture of old photos, film clips, pictures of O'Neill's residences and interviews with contemporary actors, directors, playwrights and scholars.

Despite scientific overlap, evolution and medicine have remained distant from each other, in part because of the same religious and political reasons that many oppose the view of a world changing via evolution.

This persisting traditional gender structure has left women with a 'double burden' of working and family caring and men have remained distant from domestic tasks (Cubbins and Vannoy, 2005; Goodwin and Emelanova, 1995; Sandnes, 2008).

The father, who has remained distant, dies, and the man is torn between his mother's faith and his father's lack of faith, so much so that he creates a TV show about it.

But to a large extent the nation's turmoil has remained distant from the emblems of the way of life of opulent whites - the pool parties and the private tennis courts and the smoke of weekend cookouts.

While during most of his presidency Bush has remained distant from the difficult problem, he now argues that the time is right for both sides to reach an accord.

They had remained distant from him, and Abe Isaak sent a notice to associates warning of "another spy".

While publicly commending all efforts to curb gang activities, City Hall's relationship with the United Gangs Council has remained distant, with City Council members only partially buying into a gang prevention plan that the group proposed this summer.

Cash generation: My mum and dad helped me buy my own flat Faye Williamson, 24, a PR consultant, says that without the help of her parents, her dream of getting on to the property ladder would have remained a distant possibility.

But believe me, if his name had been Groverino Clevelandoso, the White House would have remained a distant dream, unless he quit politics to sell cherry ice from a cart outside 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.