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Democracy Disconnected

And he disconnected.

We were disconnected.

I'm feeling disconnected today.

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I thought we got disconnected.

I asked to have that line disconnected.

Management teams seem increasingly disconnected from their staff.

Management teams seem increasingly disconnected from their staff. (Laughter)

I was just disconnected all of a sudden, damn connection problems.

I think all of us feel a bit disconnected from the word grunge.

We didn't believe that two cars were disconnected and they were so far.

And a group thought of as the most disconnected is leading the way.

Reconnects to all servers that were disconnected by a network error or other problem.

The phone number, (011) 46 771 793 336, will be disconnected on June 24.

Most of these groups remain disconnected with the ground politics of the Kashmir Valley.

Once they are in a soft burial, their lives will be disconnected in amnesia.

Moreover, global governance is necessary because energy supply and demand around the world are disconnected.

Even within cities, poor areas are so disconnected and inadequately endowed that productivity is dismal.

In addition to being horribly misogynistic, her comment is foolish, absurd, and completely disconnected from reality.

On December 21, an Italian doctor, Mario Riccio, disconnected a respirator that was keeping Piergiorgio Welby alive.

Today, more than ever, the Forum s proud motto, Committed to the improvement of the world, seems disconnected from reality.

It was as though those tightly coiled wires in my head had been disconnected and I could think clearly.

Until recently, achieving control over our own longevity was the stuff of fairy tales, disconnected from actual scientific progress.

Because Japan would not want to be disconnected from the US for strategic reasons, it might indeed accept America s invitation.

It is hard to recall any other US president who has been so personally disconnected from other heads of state.

In fact, disconnected from the heroin trade, which has turned the Taliban into a colossal economic concern, Al Qaeda is in clear financial decline.

Obama s personality makes matters more complicated. It is hard to recall any other US president who has been so personally disconnected from other heads of state.

I believe we are in a beautiful time, growing up in this day and age, however I do think we are equally connected and disconnected simultaneously.

In May 2011, the entire country was disconnected from the global Internet for hours, because the government feared the Internet would fuel an Egyptian style revolution in Ethiopia.

They marked the locations of the buildings, the shop, the walking paths... They did it just for fun and between them created many disconnected fragments of a larger map.

Now I'd like to say I woke up one morning and said, I'm going to write about collaborative consumption, but actually it was a complicated web of seemingly disconnected ideas.

Because it does seem to me that large organizations including government, which is, of course, the largest organization of all, have actually become completely disconnected with what actually matters to people.

It was a really wonderful experience, but when I got home, I suddenly felt very disconnected and suddenly shut in and shut out, and I was really surprised by those feelings.

The announcement about the 'Brotherly Circle' looks more like an attempt to merge disconnected criminal groups, previously stated the expert on organized crime and professor of New York University Mark Galeotti.

It is when knowledge has become unchallengeable and indisputable that people feel disconnected from the world in which they live, and from the contribution they themselves are aiming to make to society.

There is no need to remind ourselves that currency markets occasionally lose their cool, and that exchange rate movements are at times totally disconnected from the real economy, if not from reality itself.

It artificially creates as in France socially homogenous poor neighborhoods where the unskilled live among themselves, disconnected from others, making it harder for them to benefit from the agglomeration economies that would boost their productivity.

But until now, our view of the universe has been disconnected and fragmented, and I think that many of the marvelous stories that nature has to tell us have fallen through the cracks. And that's changing.

Since the dawn of human consciousness, we have contemplated our own mortality and dreamed of ways of overcoming it. Until recently, achieving control over our own longevity was the stuff of fairy tales, disconnected from actual scientific progress.

Perhaps, just perhaps, the shock touched only half the US population, given that the other half voted, knowingly, and probably with great relish Journalism, at one time so cozy with society, is increasingly disconnected from the communities it reports on.

As technologies change, so must awareness of vulnerabilities, and this awareness must be disseminated through means other than corporate memos that are disconnected from day to day business realities. Empirically, few firms get this right America s National Public Radio and the BBC were both recently hacked by the SEA, while McDonald s and Burger King recently had their Twitter accounts compromised.