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That > [So that] 3 And every door of freewill open flew. of > [of its own] 4 The giant himself, dismayed with that sound dismayed > dismayed (but also with a pun on "dis-made", here implying "unjoined", "unlinked") with > by

The Faerie Queene — Volume 01 Edmund Spenser

I've joined the beta three times now, because I keep getting "unjoined" somehow.

MacDailyNews webmaster@macdailynews.com 2010

Cross told the inquiry in his written statement: "Not everyone believed that there would actually be a war; if there was to be one, then there was certainly no consensus that we (the UK) should be involved; there was no coherent UK … view of what postwar Iraq should look like; there was a serious reluctance to take on the US over their views … there was therefore some seriously wishful and woolly and 'unjoined' up thinking going on."

The Guardian World News 2009

I deleted many bookmarks, unjoined several groups, and the freedom on knowing I've got all the time I would normally spend on those frustrations to myself was a joyous moments.

The chains that bind us 2008

None of this is accidental, it is part of the global jihad yet the dots remain unjoined.

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009

I unjoined the sites but perhaps sooner than the qualification period for the lawsuit.

Yahoo Class action Lawsuit settled. « The Paradigm Shift 2007

Sobbing is a reflex that cannot be unjoined, a record of breathing, a record of having cried.

justinker Diary Entry justinker 2005

Can it even for a second be supposed that a State which gives trial by Jury to the meanest, poorest, most helpless of its citizens, and concedes to the greatest criminals the right of appeal, could have debarred a body of reputable men from the ordinary rights of citizenship for so cynical a reason as that their numbers were small, their interests unjoined, their protests feeble?

The Inn of Tranquillity: Studies and Essays 2004

Perim was an unjoined Trill woman whose angular features were subtly complemented by two rows of distinctive, oddly shaped beige markings.

A Time to Kill David Mack 2004

Perim was an unjoined Trill woman whose angular features were subtly complemented by two rows of distinctive, oddly shaped beige markings.

A Time to Kill David Mack 2004