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quarantine

noun as in isolation

verb as in isolate

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“Their subsidiaries — some 36 of them — have been placed under financial quarantine. For markets, this isn’t bureaucracy; it’s shock therapy.”

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"If any abnormal deaths or suspected animal infections are found among pigs, please immediately report them to the local animal quarantine authorities," Lai said in a Facebook post.

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Since a blockade is an act of war against an enemy state, China would call its action something else, such as a quarantine.

It ended with Bell bored and alone in quarantine, when the rest of the squad had gone home, having contracted Covid-19.

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The following morning, slightly hungover, a rumour reaches them about some holidaymakers on the island who have fallen ill with a mystery virus and been quarantined in their hotel.

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

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