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Newspapers have, so far, only remained insulated from online piracy because they have not sought to charge.

Nan Yong, vice president of the Chinese soccer federation, said the Chinese players had remained insulated from the public during the SARS spread.

The gringo honeypot of Cancún has remained insulated from violence, apart from an attack in August on a bar in a residential area far from the hotel strip.

Most are illiterate and poor, but miraculously the Indian Muslim has largely remained insulated from the kind of post-al-Qaida radicalisation witnessed in Muslim societies across the world.

The failed German bond auction on Wednesday might have brought to an end one turbulent chapter in the history of the Continent's debt crisis, during which Berlin remained insulated from much of the fallout.

Weak surveys for manufacturing, construction and services in the past week have increased the pressure on the Treasury and the Bank of England to provide a boost to growth, but Osborne said his strategy had ensured Britain had remained insulated from the sovereign debt crisis affecting other nations.

Most power customers remain insulated from the price roller coaster.

But from Europe to the US to Asia, no population will remain insulated from the huge changes in food production that the rest of the century will bring.

Tight security has been imposed in the Beijing hospital where the victims were taken.The blast has shattered the notion that China's capital could remain insulated from the ethnic troubles seething, thousands of miles away, at the fringes of the realm.

The houses are owned by the city and occupied, at a cost of $110 per bedroom, by City Council members and city workers, producing a small and, critics say, indentured electorate that has allowed the city to remain insulated from political challenge.

But he believes luxury real estate will remain insulated from any woes.