In this modern age of cynicism and celebrity the road from pariah to popularity is a short one. |
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His latest collection is an acidly funny series of stories tracing the brutal youth of Jonny, a fat, asthmatic, diabetic pariah. |
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Can we imagine that he would still be teaching, or for that matter that he would be anything more than a pariah? |
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As the smoker has become a pariah, sufferers from lung cancer have become the lepers of the twenty-first century. |
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The wave of forced migrants brings people for whom rights and a voice for the pariah are essential to their survival. |
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To be in England is to be a castaway or to live a quarantined life like a pariah dog. |
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They do business with China, but they have to treat Cuba as the great unmentionable, the pariah. |
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It is closely related to the pariah dogs of India and presumably came from somewhere in that vicinity. |
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We were poor, weak and lonely and we were viewed as a failed state and a pariah nation. |
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As long as a substantial number of investors look only at financials, they will seek out the pariah firms whenever they become cheap. |
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He is clearly damaged goods on both the physical and mental fronts, and a pariah in pinstripes. |
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The regime should be treated as a pariah, not just as a hostile but recognizable political competitor. |
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She explained that Carolina Dogs are classified in a group known as pariah dogs. |
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Racist jokes that would make one a social pariah in the United States are told boldly on television. |
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Spring allergies will be mistaken for deathly disease and your runny nose will make you a social pariah. |
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Eventually, she turned her back on society, becoming the social pariah that she is now. |
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Under the strobes, when your nose is red and the screaming from your liver is drowned out by loud music, the non-drinker is a pariah. |
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Such extreme views, however, have not made him a social pariah. |
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Mr Bashir's inflammatory rhetoric and often mulish resistance to humanitarian pleading have made Sudan a pariah, at least in the West. |
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But his iron grip on power has turned his country into an international pariah. |
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The legend has become a pariah, hounded out by his own club, Bayer Leverkusen. |
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The dread behind his secret revelation – so feared, it drove him to kill – was that its discovery would make him hated, marked, a social pariah. |
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When there is no compelling economic reason, what is driving the government to get in bed with such a corrupt regime and international pariah? |
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The victim of this assault becomes a pariah, outcast and a target of mockery, and even subjected to physical and psychological abuse. |
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Most of my neighbours wanted nothing to do with this unfortunate young man and treated him like a pariah. |
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By today's standards, the Roman Empire would be an international pariah. |
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In terms of media freedom, Belarus is now on a par with some of the world's pariah regimes, such as Cuba, Burma, North Korea and Iran. |
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Does it want to be a pariah state, regarded in the same light as rogue states that are in constant defiance of their international obligations? |
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The plant was a notorious pariah where the workers were paid in scrip. |
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Sure, their plump pariah son is now a svelte, BMOC, class president and world-class polymath. |
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Iran seems alone and friendless, a pariah in the world, and deservedly so given its long list of sins. |
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His status as a shirk would normally render him somewhat of a pariah. |
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He nonetheless found himself something of a pariah, and when he was unable to find a job, he sold fish in the street. |
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If passed, the draft legislation would essentially make Moscow a pariah economy. |
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The Washinton Post reports that with a letter from Bush and a ceremonial opening of the US Liaison Office in Tripoli, the US has opened its arms to the former pariah. |
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There's no end to the advantages of being an international pariah. |
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But I'd recently been bitten by a pariah dog in Charing Cross, near my boarding school, and had to endure three weeks of agonising anti-rabies injections. |
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Russell's behaviour on set, including a row with Chayefsky himself, caused him to become a virtual pariah in Hollywood. |
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The pariah, the devil will have become a recognized representative. |
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The Greens are telling members opposite to treat coal as a pariah. |
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The regime has been recognized as a pariah by many countries in the world in terms of how it deals with its people and its failure to act in the interests of its citizens. |
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Well, this Government will never treat coal as a pariah industry. |
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Now, the U. S. is viewed as the climate change pariah, both the primary culprit for the world's crippling levels of CO2 emissions and for a gridlocked federal system in Washington that is failing to fix the problem. |
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During up to 50 sessions, the irezumi master brooks no tardiness, insobriety or whingeing. Then there is the lifetime of pariah status that follows. |
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It is a country with which we have good relations, at a political level too, and which has experienced a tremendous, democratic development, yet it is being treated like a pariah. |
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At the end of the day, Mr Lukashenko should be considered a pariah in the West and travel bans and financial assets must be tightened up on all the members of the regime: they must be frozen. |
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In diplomatic terms, Sudan has become a pariah at the international level. |
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Darling of the elite or pariah of the consumer society? |
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For that matter the pariah status of public investment in monopoly network provision is largely undeserved, and was the driving force of early telecoms development everywhere. |
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Step 1: Ostracize rogue fighters and pariah stakeholders. |
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Brownson might have sappily dwelled on Dolezal's pariah status. |
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We demonstrably have a pariah state at our borders. |
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Certainly the bitcoin community continues to treat Karpeles as a pariah. |
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If the Russians decide to cut off the gas supply and the country is plunged into darkness, I wonder if people will still treat me like some sort of social pariah? |
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If that is President Putin's message to those so-called pariah states, Russia has a vital role to play in influencing states and situations that the West cannot. |
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Russia, no longer considered a pariah state, is now seen as having joined the main-stream of normal competing countries where it will need help to adapt. |
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The two were at odds for two decades as Suu Kyi led a non-violent struggle against the army rule under which Myanmar was a pariah and kleptocracy isolated by the West. |
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It was around this time, while working in a bar to make ends meet, that she fell in with Sims Ellison, bass guitarist with a heavy metal band called Pariah. |
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