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The mobility of society and the growth of the death care industry have served to isolate these historically significant places from the mainstream, Mr. Laderman said.
"Far from achieving its stated national security and economic development goals, North Korea's provocative and destabilizing actions have instead served to isolate and impoverish its people through its relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missile capabilities," he said.
While the phylogenetic placement of M. minuta is unknown it seems reasonable to hypothesize that its uniquely divergent morphology (general somatic and genitalic) has likely served to isolate the species in sympatry from M. coreyi and M. torreya.
Updated at 9.25pm BST 9.20pm BST James Miller, who has covered the Syria conflict on a daily basis for more than two years, writes in The Interpreter magazine that the back-and-forth with the United States over Syria has served to further isolate Russia.
Those who tried to big up their colleague or dump blame on Werritty as a "Walter Mitty" only served to isolate Fox further.
The geological features serving to isolate cave populations have probably influenced the morphological and physiological evolution of the inhabitants.
Supporters of the administration have pointed to the prescience of the speech, while critics argue it has in part become a self-fulfilling prophecy by serving to isolate Tehran and Pyongyang.
"North Korea has a long history of making inflammatory comments that serve to isolate it from the rest of the world," said Claire Buchan, a White House spokeswoman, speaking in Crawford, Tex.
It also serves to isolate the tens of millions of Muslims who condemn the violence that has been perpetrated in the name of Islam.
It may seem like the perfect solution, but can often serve to isolate one even further.
