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Although, taken together, these edicts have become known as the Seclusion Policy, they were designed not to isolate Japan but rather to control coastal daimyo.
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The play (whose title means "Seclusion") starts previews on Feb. 6 at Theatre Passe Muraille and will continue through Feb. 27.
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"Seclusion is an extraordinary world yet to be discovered": this is the excerpt of the message that the Portici nuns are spreading to the outer world.
Claudia Santini: Now Hiring Online: Nuns Claudia Santini 2011
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"Seclusion is an extraordinary world yet to be discovered": this is the excerpt of the message that the Portici nuns are spreading to the outer world.
Claudia Santini: Now Hiring Online: Nuns Claudia Santini 2011
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"Seclusion is an extraordinary world yet to be discovered": this is the excerpt of the message that the Portici nuns are spreading to the outer world.
Claudia Santini: Now Hiring Online: Nuns Claudia Santini 2011
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"Seclusion is an extraordinary world yet to be discovered": this is the excerpt of the message that the Portici nuns are spreading to the outer world.
Claudia Santini: Now Hiring Online: Nuns Claudia Santini 2011
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"Seclusion is an extraordinary world yet to be discovered": this is the excerpt of the message that the Portici nuns are spreading to the outer world.
Claudia Santini: Now Hiring Online: Nuns Claudia Santini 2011
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"Seclusion is an extraordinary world yet to be discovered": this is the excerpt of the message that the Portici nuns are spreading to the outer world.
Claudia Santini: Now Hiring Online: Nuns Claudia Santini 2011
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"Seclusion is an extraordinary world yet to be discovered": this is the excerpt of the message that the Portici nuns are spreading to the outer world.
Claudia Santini: Now Hiring Online: Nuns Claudia Santini 2011
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Seclusion also allowed him to generously imbibe with friends, relatives, and colleagues, who would sometimes have difficulty leaving the office until the Scotch bottles were empty.
WILLIE MAYS JAMES S. HIRSCH 2010
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