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Will more isolation and petty punishment really coax Moscow into better behaviour?

"If he gets elected I foresee even more isolation and conflict, as he doesn't care about foreign relations, the economy or anything," the analyst said.

Woodson has rewritten the playbook in Anthony's favor, with more isolation and post-up chances, and greater license to operate one on one — a style that D'Antoni disdained.

There is less "community" in our large metropolitan areas, and more callousness; more isolation, and more selfishness.

So it was reasonable to assume that Woodson, who is auditioning for the permanent job, would do anything to keep Anthony happy, with more isolation plays and post-up chances.

We hypothesize that regions that are more disadvantaged socioeconomically will have: 1) more material deprivation resulting in poorer living conditions and worse healthcare; 2) more social/psychological disadvantage reflected in more social isolation; and 3) more unhealthy behaviors.

And the last thing that Israel needs now is more regional isolation and more Arab anger which diverts attention away from Iran's illegal nuclear ambitions.

After adjustment for demographics and chronic diseases, patients with persistent MUPS reported more psychological distress, more functional impairment, more social isolation, and they evaluated the quality of GP-care less positive than the other two patient groups.

Luca tells me, what's needed right now is more international medics and training of local medics, and more isolation centres.

The Western world has a fairly simple line on Burma, summarized a little tartly by Thant: "The military government is bad, Aung San Suu Kyi good, and the international community needs to apply pressure on Rangoon and pressure means no aid, trade sanctions, and more isolation".

The 18-30 year olds at both ends of the political spectrum do tend to see some broader agreement when it comes to subject areas -- notably expanded civil liberties and more isolation in foreign policy.