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1    1,     1,   II       6|     acute by new needs and by isolation” (Parliamentary Proceedings,
2    1,     1,   XI      29|    poor people who, in forced isolation, are losing the faith of
3    1,     3,   II      69|     can resist for a while in isolation, but when in a foreign land,
4    1,     5,    I      86|    own country, so down there isolation and poverty make them easy
5    1,     7,   II     111|   finds himself in a state of isolation that is often the death
6    1,     8           128| emigration agents. Down there isolation and destitution make them
7    1,     8           131|     and where they live in an isolation that is often the death
8    1,     8           135|    poor souls that, in forced isolation, are losing the faith of
9    2,     1,   II     148|    Because of this very moral isolation, the adults preserve the