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When you are working and your experiences are mostly coming through scripted, mostly fictional stuff, after a while, there’s that possibility that you start to feel a little disconnected from actual life and the world.

"They often experience lower self-esteem, feel disconnected from politics, and are more likely to engage in unconventional political actions that challenge existing norms," says Dr Hill.

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Activists have long denounced commissioners as being puppets of the Police Department who are disconnected from the everyday struggles of Angelenos.

There can be the assumption that to be Deaf is to be disconnected from music, or that the experience of sound must be diminished, lesser or incomplete.

The jury saw images of Mr Davies' cooker that had been disconnected, and when questioned, Mr Holder confirmed the disconnection had not been organised by the agency.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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