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Objects stand alone, the singular focus of attention.

But neither Connexion nor Air Traffic Management is earning enough profits to stand alone, the spokesman said.

But as prints, for their time, they stand alone, the artist maintaining a tenuous, chancy equilibrium through the balancing of blocky multicolored shapes.

An Indian word meaning "stand alone," the Currahees earned their name from the Georgia mountain of the same name they trained at during World War II.

ROBERT POLIDORI ALEX ROSS A moment: "I stand alone," the mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson sang, on a December night in 2004, in the closing minutes of Benjamin Britten's "Phaedra" at the New York Philharmonic.

Whereas NATO's European members were eager to lock the United States into their security arrangements for fear that they would be unable to stand alone, the Soviet Union had drawn its allies into a pact that met its own security requirements that is, extending its form of government into eastern Europe and creating a buffer between it and the hostile capitalist forces of the West.

But there is a more devastating reason it stands alone: the resounding silence.

Yet this film stands alone, the sole title in any video store's Financial Armageddon section.

Judy Biggert (R-IL) stands alone: "The science behind climate change is sound".

Right now the Marshall Islands stand alone among the nations of Planet Earth in believing that they do.

Queens councilmember Rory Lancman said the bills "stand alone" from the Broken Windows theory.