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One morning a few weeks ago, I woke up feeling strangely disoriented.
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They held back, though every second Dace felt himself becoming more disoriented.
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Or just disoriented and unable to find her way back to us.
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For a moment he was completely disoriented and took a step backwards.
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She was still disoriented and needed a moment to get her bearings.
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This, however, is not to suggest that minorities are necessarily anomic.
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Social cohesion and discipline diminished, ideologies and religions crumbled, and anomic states substituted for societal order.
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The novel corona virus COVID-19 has become a worldwide public health pandemic that has induced anomic conditions impacting daily routines.
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But many people seem to think African Americans are alienated from technology.
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For the last 20 years we've become alienated from technology, says Upton.
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It should not be able to be alienated at all, he said.
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In this case, Taylor's termination seems to have alienated just about everyone.
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Because at this point, it seems that he has alienated almost everyone.
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We were both alienated, although he might not put it that way.
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We suffer when we are alienated from animals because it's fundamentally unnatural.
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Mursi has alienated many of the judges who must supervise the referendum.
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She has an insecure majority, an undisciplinable cabinet and an alienated opposition.
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Political analysts and pollsters say Steinbrueck's abrasive style has alienated women voters.
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I have often wondered why it has not alienated you, as well.
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They had alienated old friends in vain attempts to make new ones.
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Questions like this latter one always alienated Lane in some unaccountable way.
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The president talks a tough game -but he has alienated allies.
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He alienated the Edinburgh nobles by limiting their access to the queen.
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The savage and murderous actions of some nationalists alienated and sickened many.
