We were outsiders within a world of outsiders, and proud to be.
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Fashion Review 11 Photos View Slide Show ' The outsiders took over Band of Outsiders.
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The Outsiders flopped when Viking tried to sell it to grown-ups, but it sold like hotcakes when teens got their hands on it, because teens understood The Outsiders and The Outsiders understood teens.
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An interesting dynamic ensued: As the insiders defeated or sidelined the progressive internationalist outsiders, it was the nationalist outsiders who benefited.
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Outsiders, particularly American outsiders, often fail to grasp just how much finally winning the Cup — a diminished event globally — meant in Argentina.
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We're outsiders and we've always been outsiders and maybe that's why the people who do give a shit about it give a shit about it.
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In consistently choosing these real life outsiders to play on-screen outsiders, Waters pushes his ideals further than the art itself and into actual existence.
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JENN You write about not fitting in with the punks, while also offending people in school because of the way you dressed, like outsiders among outsiders.
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You might find anything from an article about The New High School Outsiders to a video about innovation called The Power of Outsiders to an Op-Ed called Enter the Age of the Outsiders to a review of the annual Outsider Art Fair in New York City.
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"There's no more of an outsider than an Asian-American: We feel like outsiders in Asia, and we feel like outsiders at home," he told the site.
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The vast majority of Trump's Cabinet appointees are outsiders to government services, and few of them believe they can run their agencies exclusively on the basis of outsiders.
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"We were outsiders in a Communist regime and remained outsiders in a predominantly Mormon Utah and then inner-city Los Angeles," she wrote in the New York Times.
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How far outside firms will go varies: in financial services almost all outsiders (92%) came from other financial firms; in utilities 72% of outsiders came from other industries.
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Mr. Abramson divided his time between the mostly Satmar sect in Williamsburg, which typically shuns outsiders, and the Chabad-Lubavitch group of Crown Heights, which actively invites outsiders.
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Critics protested that a story about outsiders finding their voice had been revised to suggest outsiders and marginalized kids have become a domineering force that needs to be stopped at any cost.
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Once you're a fan of "The Outsiders," you're always a fan of "The Outsiders," which is why when Mr. O'Connor posted about the tub on Facebook, it was shared over 220 times.
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To stop the leaks, Wray will have to win the trust of an agency that has very little reason to trust any outsiders right now, and especially any outsiders appointed by Donald Trump.
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Why would outsiders be the ones to grasp the answer?
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Outsiders could use the opening to push for better governance.
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"outsiders" are blamed, and what constitutes the community's perceived ideological
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Outsiders viewed the move as clearing the way for Juul.
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Both of them were outsiders to the mainstream photographic culture.
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But it was two other outsiders who piqued his interest.
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As scientists have debated these issues, outsiders have piled on.
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Outsiders taking top positions at major carmakers is not new.
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There is not much outsiders can do to fix this.
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As with many driven outsiders, this alienation supercharged his ambitions.
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They see them as outsiders, culturally linked more to Bangladesh.
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It's a little clique and outsiders just can't break in.
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Powerful Chinese officials have few incentives to talk to outsiders.
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The country has not always been hostile terrain for outsiders.
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How are Donald J. Trump and Bernie Sanders both outsiders?
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Only if fewer outsiders arrive will those already here integrate.
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To many outsiders this policy has seemed a stunning success.
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First, a number of moderates who were outsiders did prevail.
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But she did not want outsiders to stay too long.
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Was the concept that outsiders have their own fringe community?
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Mr Macron has also brought in political outsiders with expertise.
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It so quickly became about aggression toward outsiders, immigrants, women.
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To outsiders, the finer points of competing border on impenetrable.
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But maybe it's not as bad as outsiders would think.
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Outsiders say these men and women have no other choice.
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Laing's critical compass is oriented by her fascination with outsiders,
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Coordinated campaigns have never been the sole purview of outsiders.
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Personalized politics is a social movement strategy, for political outsiders.
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And only 34 of them were outsiders and considered independent.
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Employees and outsiders quickly questioned the makeup of the board.
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But the government has rarely been interested in outsiders' views.
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By then, however, the company's reputation to outsiders was shattered.
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CHINA'S official statisticians attract plenty of criticism from baffled outsiders.
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What are some assumptions that outsiders make about bathhouse culture?
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The savviest families create company boards with outsiders on them.
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They are considered outsiders and not part of the club.
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Don't tell the outsiders that Austin is full of shit.
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"All four central characters are outsiders," producer David Heyman explains.
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Outsiders have the luxury of crusading against the status quo.
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Such a system leaves little opening for outsiders and newcomers.
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Outsiders are always talking about "improving" things in La Perla.
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China's propaganda departments and, even today, outsiders reporting on the
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But in the high school pecking order, both are outsiders.
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Algren came from a line of iconoclasts, of stubborn outsiders.
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The outsiders, some of them, they don't know any better.
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It is part of a trend some outsiders have noticed.
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The establishment victories come despite political winds that favored outsiders.
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Unsurprisingly, Westberry became the subject of morbid fascination to outsiders.
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Right now, both insiders and outsiders suggest it's too soon.
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They're a family of outsiders and for me that's lovely.
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All the characters that we are interested in are outsiders.
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For outsiders, Iran has been a dark and scary place.
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This vision of Brazil had long appealed to outsiders, too.
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It's always good to hear what outsiders have to say.
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It's old versus new, communalism versus individualism, family versus outsiders.
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Nor is North Korea as ossified as outsiders might imagine.
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It's private: a mystery to outsiders from first to last.
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For now, the St. Macarius monastery is closed to outsiders.
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And understanding revenue trends could become still harder for outsiders.
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Institutional stresses, operational and political, are usually invisible to outsiders.
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But nostalgia is apparently more for outsiders at this stage.
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He likes communities that, to outsiders, seem nowhere in particular.
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But for outsiders to any culture, the situation remains tricky.
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"Somehow we've been seen as unappreciative, entitled outsiders," she said.
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The result is a system tilted heavily against populist outsiders.
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Outsiders thought we were freaks regardless of what we did.
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But there is a tension between local vendors and outsiders.
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Asking outsiders to contribute to corporate reviews is not unusual.
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This is Band of Outsiders, may they rest in peace.
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Now I go in eBay to find Band of Outsiders.
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This is partly because the attacks were directed at outsiders.
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"The message is that Muslims are unwelcome outsiders," it continues.
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But outsiders voiced other thoughts when the switch made headlines.
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Having been pillaged by nine foreign armies, they distrust outsiders.
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Thanks to Ebola, outsiders are anxious to see Congo pacified.
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He belongs to a community most outsiders loathe or pity.
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Most outsiders drop in for two reasons: business and animals.
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They are the outsiders, yet we are the ones judged.
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They're also inopportune outsiders, wreaking havoc on seemingly tranquil communities.
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One of them, "Outsiders," begins its second season Tuesday, Jan.
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He doesn't recall much resistance to the outsiders, he says.
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These kinds of joyous subtleties are lost on outsiders, though.
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The targets of censorship are typically dissidents, outsiders, the marginalized.
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Early on, officials pleaded with outsiders to stop sending things.
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"I think voters are still looking for outsiders," Geer said.
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Like Jeffs, Raniere allegedly limited Nxivm members' contact with outsiders.
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In both those cases, House Republican candidates lost to outsiders.
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Most outsiders presumed we were homeless and worked for free.
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Outsiders have long been forbidden by the Indian government from going to the island in order to protect the pre-neolithic tribe's way of life, and the tribe is known to fiercely repel outsiders.
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The dominant story line of this race has been one of outsiders versus the establishment, with outsiders like Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump helped by the fact that the establishment lane has looked overcrowded.
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And as Amazon has aggressively expanded its third-party marketplace — where it invites outsiders to do business on its website — so have grown the dollar signs that come from buying and selling those outsiders' businesses.
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Rap has been exploited and pilfered by outsiders who want to cash in on the lucrative industry before and has seen those same outsiders, despite any good intentions, easily prevail over their more credible peers.
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The system, after all, is designed to hold outsiders at bay.
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Outsiders often assume that the fighting springs from ancient ethnic hatred.
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The biggest players at the Sundance Film Festival are Hollywood outsiders.
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A lot of people still see Asians as outsiders or foreigners.
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The area is a no-go zone for outsiders, especially journalists.
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TC: What do you think outsiders misunderstand the most about Brazil?
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Donald Trump's protectionism may offer an opportunity for deals with outsiders.
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Many outsiders will expect Mr Santos to call a fresh plebiscite.
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More recently, however, the town has been welcoming to pious outsiders.
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Hasids are outsiders in New York, and so are sex workers.
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That's partly why internal candidates are usually less expensive than outsiders.
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Most people aren't fans of illegal armed takeovers, especially by outsiders.
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Still, China is quicker to embrace change than outsiders might suppose.
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Land prices are rising; people are selling up, outsiders replacing them.
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They were able to measure the level of prejudice against outsiders.
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Outwardly Winston County conforms to outsiders' expectations of the rural South.
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And the Republican establishment is on the sidelines as outsiders thrive.
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They are outsiders lending support, rather than stake-holders exercising ownership.
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This difference applies even if the outsiders are brought into government.
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These outsiders blinded successive administrations in Washington to the rebels' shortcomings.
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Outsiders have moulded Afghan culture in more ostensibly practical ways, too.
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We are effectively being treated as outsiders in our own country.
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But for now, at least, Hongya is closed to unauthorised outsiders.
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Once hermit-like, today it seeks out the views of outsiders.
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By contrast, information from outsiders is more likely to be ignored.
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That said, the team became very well acquainted with outsiders' trash.
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They sound "broken" only to outsiders who don't know their rules.
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His life, which seemed so jolly to outsiders, contained much sadness.
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They are all outsiders in a different sense of the word.
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Contact remedies this by giving people reasons to care about outsiders.
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Where "Another Brick" is aggressive, though, "Outsiders" is warm, almost cozy.
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For all the warm welcome to outsiders, everyone was on edge.
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But you could definitely say that the insiders beat the outsiders.
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We're all outsiders and outcasts, who think in a certain way.
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Many of them are distrustful of outsiders, often with good reason.
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We are very much outsiders, our own community, and we're accepting.
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All four position their protagonists as outsiders, but Drake is different.
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This means constantly looking for outsiders for new leadership and ideas.
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The Nashville establishment has perpetually ignored the outsiders to their industry.
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"They are both outsiders, both survivors of big challenges," Faggioli said.
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Meanwhile, the insiders think the outsiders just don't understand political realities.
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His sexuality gave him an outsiders' perspective at a young age.
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Other outsiders have been discussed as possible candidates on the left.
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Outsiders had a methodology with which to second-guess incompetent managers.
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That prospect illuminates the prime minister's resilience, which outsiders find bizarre.
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In a town wary of outsiders, Buck has the right pedigree.
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We felt like outsiders, and New York seemed to accommodate that.
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You've said that working on "Band of Outsiders" saved your life.
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Sometimes, those important voices will be political outsiders running insurgent campaigns.
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AND yet, even these acculturated Britons remained to some degree outsiders.
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America, traditional parties have been captured by outsiders or have been
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First, Trump's nominations have been exceptional for a focus on outsiders.
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For outsiders, the very notion of the DMV can be perplexing.
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Closing ranks to any outsiders means that "fetch" may never happen.
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The bank historically doesn't bring in many outsiders at senior levels.
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Even in the White House, they saw themselves as perpetual outsiders.
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Confusing to outsiders, the distinction between Englishness and Britishness is complex.
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For outsiders, China's absence might seem to make the proceedings easier.
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Sifry examines the party outsiders who built a movement stronger than
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This is how many outsiders view Israelis, often with considerable discomfort.
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Clinton's aides to explain to outsiders what they were up against.
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To outsiders, Bell had come across as a floundering old man.
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Meanwhile, African-Americans tend to sympathize with new immigrants, fellow outsiders.
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Cracking China has been tough for outsiders, including in fast food.
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Now, outsiders could believe that any one of them could be
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To outsiders, he seemed sweet and gentle—quite camp, as well.
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He told Axios he had already circulated the proposal to outsiders.
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Three 6 Mafia embodied what it meant to make outsiders uncomfortable.
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It is not easy for outsiders to sleep in Lobuche, Nepal.
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It can often be beneficial to consider outsiders to your industry.
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"They will only make progress if they marry outsiders," he said.
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To outsiders, it looks and feels like any modern European nation.
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Isolated from the world, these protests are unknown to most outsiders.
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Mr. Trump has cast aside both establishment figures and nationalist outsiders.
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Outsiders at the time also detected the significance of the event.
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Condescension now tends to target the outsiders rather than the natives.
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For a few hours, wayfarers abroad become insiders rather than outsiders.
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These are all negative aspirations: preventing bad things from hostile outsiders.
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Rob Lowe, who co-starred with Swayze in "The Outsiders" agreed.
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Customs and Border Protection rarely invites outsiders in for a look.
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To outsiders, the shadow of Mormonism looms over Salt Lake City.
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He certainly took pleasure in telling outsiders what it was like.
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Can outsiders presume they don't want contact without communicating with them?
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Instead, they reflect a dark history of blaming disease on outsiders.
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The mutual appreciation was palpable; everyone was an insider among outsiders.
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Now, he said, the outsiders were trying to undermine his victory.
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In small towns everywhere, resentment against newcomers and "outsiders" isn't uncommon.
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Do you think that outsiders should visit nations like North Korea?
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Essentially, there is no simple way for outsiders to validate trustworthiness.
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The report shows how outsiders can monitor seemingly private phone messages.
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The little people, the outsiders, the vulnerable demographics suffer the most.
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We're always going to feel like outsiders, because we're Asian-American.
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But fewer Hollywood people are turning cartwheels than outsiders might think.
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Outsiders often see El Alto as a reflection of their biases.
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Bangladesh's government often blames outsiders for its problem with radical Islam.
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Social media and internet fund-raising opened the door to outsiders.
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It should be clear that outsiders will not solve its problems.
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Main characters are typically lovable outsiders, often rural and working-class.
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Some outsiders see big potential in Sony investing in reinforcement learning.
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Moore, in response, has implored Alabamians not to listen to outsiders.
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Party elites picked candidates and blocked outsiders, making politics less responsive.
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At school, I sensed that outsiders regarded me with benevolent concern.
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His disqualification on seemingly trivial grounds may sound ridiculous to outsiders.
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But two very well-known outsiders obviously have not been listening.
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Our government wishes to close the door on refugees, on outsiders.
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Jeff Flake -- faces two well-known outsiders, in former state Sen.
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They're both outsiders, separate from the establishment wing of the GOP.
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"Many developers entered Hainan to sell to outsiders," said Centaline's Lee.
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But initially, The Outsiders was marketed to adults, and it flopped.
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Outsiders don't succeed in the NFL, at least not for long.
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And they respond aggressively to outsiders, especially when they feel threatened.
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"In Indonesia, the Times added, rumors of outsiders kidnapping children as part of organ-harvesting rings spread rapidly on Facebook, and as a result, "locals in nine villages lynched outsiders they suspected of coming for their children.
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Outsiders think nothing changes in Shutka, said Sali Memed, editor of 24Vakti.
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"They were overwhelmingly outsiders," Jackson said about his message to incoming students.
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He ultimately chose photographers who were neither Israeli nor Palestinian, but outsiders.
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But this new landscape still favors certain types of outsiders over others.
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Michael Flynn, have now catapulted from political outsiders to the White House.
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Established parties are in chaos and voters are hungry for political outsiders.
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What does Atlus present as the only ideal for their supposed outsiders?
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If they stay in Westeros, will they be forever treated as outsiders?
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To many outsiders, that&aposs the image Russia conveys to the world.
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The first thing I was told was that they don't like outsiders.
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Lowy said Sayoc may have been attracted to Trump's appeal to outsiders.
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Merrill says he's tried recruiting outsiders—and it's often a viable solution.
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Samson's films look towards outsiders and eccentrics with curiosity rather than judgment.
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He was driven by frustration: with Iran's backwardness, isolation and outsiders' bullying.
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She comes from a remote and rugged place not frequented by outsiders.
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We love our people and ultimately have become outsiders because we're writers.
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Outsiders can be told only what a tjitji, or child, would hear.
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The prize underlines the gap in perception between outsiders and many Colombians.
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Populism soared, the establishment took a beating and outsiders captivated the public.
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But many don't trust the founders now that they've partnered with outsiders.
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For outsiders, there was Tulsa and certain parts of the greater Southeast.
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Few outsiders want to pay to repair the damage it has wreaked.
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Only WhatsApp fully secures message content from all outsiders, including Facebook itself.
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Besides, its woes seem too complex and intractable for outsiders to fix.
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The campaign has employed a mix of veteran political operatives and outsiders.
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Outsiders have failed to find a way to restore democracy in Venezuela.
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"I think a lot of outsiders came into town Wednesday," Nwadike said.
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To outsiders, such a decision may appear absurd, if not deeply illiberal.
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But to outsiders, the emails confirm everything they might hate about politics.
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But, if you're a group of outsiders, then it's not so lonely!
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All my films are about outsiders trying to find home and community.
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The semiotics of carnival in Germany are difficult for outsiders to parse.
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They dislike in general the idea of outsiders influencing countries' domestic politics.
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"Outsiders come from the south," said Cecilia Lalum, a resident of Pajule.
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Outsiders seeking to "fix" the problems will likely only make things worse.
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Of course, all of these knowledgeable folks weren't exactly welcoming to outsiders.
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The bulk of the people who purchase the work are mainly outsiders.
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Her opponents present themselves as self-made men and, less convincingly, outsiders.
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Guillermo Fajardo, Southern's manager for the project, blames outsiders for the violence.
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Close-knit communities are typically suspicious of outsiders, but trustful of insiders.
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Eighty percent of home buyers in Shenzhen are outsiders, according to Yang.
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They view themselves as outsiders, crusaders against political corruption and corporate cronyism.
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For them, conservatism is about identifying with outsiders and marginalized white Americans.
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Some hamlets have raised the age limit, while others welcomed young outsiders.
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And through four weeks, Jenkins ranks first in Football Outsiders' success rate.
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Many outsiders think of Brazil primarily as a huge exporter of commodities.
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Kids are outsiders, but at the same time, we've all been kids.
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The company can't really afford for outsiders to question its growth trajectory.
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That, again, favors exciting outsiders with enthusiastic supporters over vetted establishment grinds.
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Outsiders should not be getting to such systems in the first place.
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"We [employees of the NBC affiliate] were mostly outsiders," he pointed out.
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These were not, as some outsiders imagine, spontaneous outbursts of tribal hatred.
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They all have one thing in common: They are all considered outsiders.
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To outsiders, however, China's two self-declared miracles are increasingly in tension.
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Prosecutors unsealed the indictment of 80 guards, inmates and outsiders this week.
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Renaissance now has funds, open to outsiders, that trade over longer horizons.
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So Trump, the anti-insider candidate, might appoint only outsiders as ambassadors.
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Maybe his later, meandering drawings, absent here, have become the true outsiders.
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"The tribe has this culture where they are against outsiders," George said.
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Woolf identified both the sick and their caretakers as outsiders by default.
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Many of the protesters were employees of the hospital; some were outsiders.
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His deals with outsiders helped to open a rift among the Kayapo.
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He appoints fellow outsiders to key posts where they have no experience.
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The locals are renting out their homes to outsiders and moving elsewhere.
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Google is opening its A.I. technology to outsiders, seeking to attract developers.
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Women have also long been viewed as "outsiders" in politics, she notes.
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That you're only showing the world what they want outsiders to see?
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They were social outsiders, united by their devotion to an English icon.
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This is a space for parents – not outsiders, not even single folks.
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For outsiders, the country looks somewhat like an open-air Soviet museum.
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I think you saw some of the maturity start on The Outsiders.
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Certainly outsiders can shake up a sclerotic bureaucracy and bring fresh perspective.
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I am one of few outsiders to see the flecheiros, albeit fleetingly.
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His drawings, while highly respected among golfers, are often lost on outsiders.
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"Outsiders to the governing establishment are disproportionately rewarded over insiders," Sayfie said.
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Yes, it may take years, but we outsiders can't rush Iranian history.
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The outsiders wanted to be near it, the insiders wanted it back.
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I asked Wambli what he thought about all the outsiders in camp.
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Ms. Wang was especially popular among those who viewed themselves as outsiders.
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They are fearful of outsiders, fearful of their wealth being taken away.
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It was the first time outsiders were allowed to invest in Waymo.
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Outsiders seem to want to view China's experiences as uniquely its own.
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Some strife has been caused from outsiders; some has come from within.
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In a limited-run newsletter, Sarah Lyall attempts to help outsiders understand.
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And Mr. Trump's penchant for polling outsiders about his staff fosters tension.
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Outsiders sometimes say Los Angeles, sprawling and segregated, lacks heart and soul.
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And what has changed in China since SARS that outsiders might miss?
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" The conspiracy-minded, Uscinski and Parent conclude, "deserve their reputation as outsiders.
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And as outsiders we finally had a place where we were embraced.
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Ferber was an outsider, and sometimes outsiders can see things more clearly.
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But Lamalerans bristle at efforts by outsiders to regulate their fishing practices.
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The foxes are seen as outsiders, scavengers, carriers of violence and disease.
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Historically, these populations were small and Jews tended not to marry outsiders.
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Outsiders are, in these circumstances, indeed likely to be regarded as meddlesome.
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Is this how outsiders feel when they encounter their first Indian wedding?
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And the outsiders are resistant to reforms that could reduce their influence.
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Despite outsiders' doubts, Marvila library's pro-gaming policy has changed community dynamics.
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Other than building a library, outsiders seemed unwilling to tackle Marvila's challenges.
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But slavery was too much for the hatred of outsiders to obscure.
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"We feel like we're the dads of the outsiders," Mr. Wareheim said.
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The texture, verging on jerky, can also be a challenge to outsiders.
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For many outsiders, Christianity Today seems to speak for millions of evangelicals.
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Outsiders trying to use paper money get blank stares from store clerks.
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WHEN CONGOLESE blood is spilled by machete-wielding militiamen, outsiders barely notice.
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"We've always felt like outsiders," he says, gesticulating to himself and Tammy.
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For legacy news media operations to behave as outsiders could be invigorating.
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Sketch your ideal "Outsiders" museum, or create a sample exhibit for it.
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Every couple is an enigma to outsiders, and often even to itself.
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Because large societies have frequent interaction with outsiders, their languages undergo simplification.
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Outsiders like him, he said, will be welcome in his United States.
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Some in the town complain about rising tension between locals and outsiders.
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He will blame outsiders, particularly those in the West for fomenting instability.
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That is not to say that these outsiders invariably back Mr. Trump.
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They kept packs of attack dogs to stop outsiders from coming near.
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And outsiders come for the sporting events, art exhibitions and live performances.
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He cited the booming county's influx of outsiders as the largest challenge.
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Sherman finished the season playing 23% of snaps, according to Football Outsiders.
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It needs help, and this election can change how outsiders see us.
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And they highlight the potential perils of immigrants — outsiders — in the country.
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The Outsiders helped give birth to contemporary YA as a publishing category.
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Shifting back to Trump, disjunctive presidents tend to be outsiders and technocrats.
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In other words, without The Outsiders, there may well be no Twilight.
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Ethnic Assamese have been agitating against outsiders in the state for decades.
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And for others, the good news is that there are no outsiders.
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But, for now, the upswell of dégagisme has instead lifted two political outsiders.
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Yet in reality Ms Le Pen and Mr Macron are decidedly odd outsiders.
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Other companies have a far better record of bringing outsiders into the fold.
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Congrats to all you outsiders who thought that Hillary Clinton was too establishment.
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TimkenSteel rarely allows outsiders into the factories, so of course Rhodes eagerly accepted.
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Both the state-of-the-art buildings and lifestyle are fascinating to outsiders.
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I believe outsiders are manipulating these negative situations where there should be none.
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I wanted outsiders and rebels and misfits because they were better than popular.
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For Alexie, Thunder Boy Jr. is an ode to outsiders and weird kids.
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Alabama has a well-earned reputation of outsiders telling them what to do.
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There was nothing about that placid park that suggested privacy from prying outsiders.
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It is this brew of political and financial risk that has outsiders sweating.
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Cheonan is in part a reflection of South Korea's growing acceptance of outsiders.
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For most outsiders, the bigger worry is the current system's voracious power consumption.
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Supporters of the outsiders, such as Yang and Gabbard, may gravitate toward Sanders.
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"For outsiders...this has the appearance of being about protecting Hamers," he said.
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NEW IN FOX NEWS OPINION Ed Rollins: Get used to conservative outsiders , America.
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Our shows are intense, and outsiders are often surprised by my stage antics.
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You're getting lots of outsiders who are becoming part of the development sector.
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Uber, for example, encourages outsiders to split it up by cities and vintage.
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This shifting strategy has made it tough for outsiders to value Berkshire properly.
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What is it about young women as outsiders that's so appealing to you?
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A relatively high proportion of overall debt held by outsiders is another weakness.
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Bosnians tend to be far more flexible than outsiders give them credit for.
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Nonetheless, occasional victories by political outsiders have mostly been limited to the provinces.
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One is that Britons use European elections to cast protest votes for outsiders.
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But the intense interest of outsiders is unlikely to boost that of locals.
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That had dangerous side-effects: it also empowered fanatical and dangerous political outsiders.
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The flag really is a representative of this thing that [the outsiders] see.
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Right now, two outsiders are leading the polls in the Republican primary race.
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Most outsiders hold Viacom's Class B shares, which do not have voting rights.
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It spoke of a year in American life roiling with hostility to outsiders.
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It suggests that reducing these taxes does not do much to attract outsiders.
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The song "Outsiders" by Au/Ra is an anthem of solidarity in loneliness.
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It seems that locals are more confident of a benign outcome than outsiders.
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To outsiders it may seem as though Santa Muerte devotees are worshipping death.
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They are both abrasive, New York-born outsiders who are shaking the establishment.
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He has raised replacing Sean Spicer in several conversations with insiders and outsiders.
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It's a side of Tibet the Chinese government doesn't want outsiders to see.
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The move would also prevent outsiders, including academic researchers, from using its data.
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Like Smith, the Postcards crew arrived in a Rust Belt city as outsiders.
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Thiel and Trump share a central hypocrisy: They are not outsiders, but insiders.
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Outsiders: New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, Washington Gov.
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Outsiders often don't know much about accounts they're collecting on, Magnify Money explained.
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The problems with the GAC program are not the work of outsiders, however.
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It may look a little different to outsiders because the game has changed.
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And they have: Google says more than 1,300 outsiders have worked on TensorFlow.
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Also, it shows the practice of Buddhism, like prayers and rituals, to outsiders.
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But the indications are that its capabilities are growing faster than outsiders expected.
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Russia is another country in which the citizens don't welcome dark skinned outsiders.
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These cases largely go unreported, decreasing the perceived gravity of snakebites for outsiders.
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In other words, why are you helping outsiders (and, to some, their enemies)?
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The theme through UWFi had been extending challenges to outsiders and other organizations.
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"Often, they are very fearful of outsiders -- with very good reason," Mazower said.
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To outsiders, Sicilians claimed that the Mafia was a fable, a groundless slur.
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Among tight ends, Graham is sixth in Football Outsiders' DVOA and DYAR statistics.
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Outsiders might be surprised at how documentarians are giving voice to these fears.
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Rajneesh cult used sex not just to manipulate outsiders who opposed them, but
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Because they can't be dismissed as outsiders, some locals view them with empathy.
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Traditional institutions and establishment opinion are cause for distrust; maverick outsiders are celebrated.
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Stories of academic overachievement came to define how many outsiders understood Asian-Americans.
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Also, the fault lines that divided the party this cycle — populist outsiders vs.
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The team is famously reluctant to grant access to outsiders, but he agreed.
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And immigrants, black people and other "outsiders" seemed to be cutting the line.
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And it can trigger a backlash against those who are perceived as outsiders.
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But cancer cells are mutated versions of the body's own cells, not outsiders.
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Food Matters For decades, Hawaii's high-end restaurants have been dominated by outsiders.
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Sellers tried to pimp them to outsiders from hotels, truck stops or online.
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The first, Football Outsiders' SackSEER, measures athleticism in an odd way: passes defensed.
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Fantastic Four) or of all being mutants (the X-Men) or outsiders (the
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Both printers by day, Michel and Ewing rely on outsiders for curatorial direction.
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The "them" is people who are not white Americans, but foreigners and outsiders.
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The residents are welcoming and friendly, though not overly eager to appease outsiders.
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The idea for Lost Gloves came from the simple observation of NYC outsiders.
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So it's nice for him to be represented in this film for outsiders.
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It's named after a character in Francis Ford Coppola's 1983 classic The Outsiders.
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As two white guys from Brooklyn, was there any pushback about being outsiders?
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Corruption in the tribal courts hinders outsiders from opening businesses in the area.
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I think in an ideal world, you'd have more insiders and some outsiders.
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For now, Mr. Mladic appears largely shielded from outsiders, except for his family.
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But yes, outsiders are coming in and people are beginning to feel afraid.
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Jurisdictions haven't allowed outsiders access to the data needed to check their performance.
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As you might guess, this information has a lot of value to outsiders.
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With few exceptions, North Korea's totalitarian government forbids citizens from mixing with outsiders.
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They have killed several outsiders, including fishermen, who have stepped on their beach.
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Outsiders are allowed to enter Canyon de Chelly only with a Navajo guide.
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Dr. Anderson was aware of how daunting his research could appear to outsiders.
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Dr. Anderson was aware of how daunting his research could appear to outsiders.
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The Daley family's storied neighborhood once had an Irish-only, outsiders-unwelcome reputation.
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We know what doesn't work: the heavy hand of outsiders with military escorts.
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Europeans have grown more nationalistic, more politically extreme and less welcoming of outsiders.
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It might have seemed confusing to outsiders, but we Turks generally didn't mind.
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They shared that immigrants are often looked down upon and seen as outsiders.
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Images online showed towns digging up roads or deputizing men to block outsiders.
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But now as they've become more popular, maybe they're not quite outsiders anymore.
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The firm recently allowed employees and some outsiders to invest alongside the founder.
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Democrats are more used to choosing outsiders, like Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama.
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But outsiders avoided the village, associating it with the coronavirus, local leaders said.
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"Outsiders can guide and train and provide people with skills," said Dr. Slutkin.
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Turns out a lot of black churchgoers felt like outsiders in Chicago, too.
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"To me, that shows there is freedom, despite what outsiders imagine," he said.
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He accuses outsiders of hypocrisy—did rich countries not fell their own forests?
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APIs are a way for outsiders to access parts of a platform's database.
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Written mostly by and for outsiders, their heroes tend to pine for escape.
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No outsiders are known to have been in Yongbyon since my 2010 visit.
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These are what the Democratic Party's version of "outsiders" look like in 2017.
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That, they argue, would leave people who use those services vulnerable to outsiders.
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Brexit carried the day by appealing to British insularity and hostility to outsiders.
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We are outsiders, third-party people, we can't apply that kind of pressure.
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But she failed to radically transform the way most outsiders viewed her homeland.
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Similarly, Jerusalem is unmistakably Israel's capital, whether outsiders accept this fact or not.
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Or rather, this had been obvious to outsiders, if not to the locals.
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The Central Valley's biggest city has sometimes gotten a bad rap from outsiders.
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Instead, they considered booting a board of outsiders tasked with investigating ethical lapses.
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Outsiders in their own countries, they also often agreed on key political issues.
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Many parliamentary parties already have rules that prevent outsiders from leading the party.
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Laws banning outsiders from going within five nautical miles of the island are also there to protect strangers because the tribe, which has lived on the island for tens of thousands of years, has a history of forcefully repelling outsiders.
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People resent paying taxes to fund benefits that they perceive as going to outsiders.
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But the outsiders had some trouble too during the most recent year, Ettl said.
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Maybe it is less about insiders and outsiders, and really comes down to empathy.
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Estrons actually means "outsiders" or "strangers," and that's how things started out for us.
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In recent years, politicians have gotten more effective at painting immigrants as dangerous outsiders.
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The president isn't the only figure in his administration to be duped by outsiders.
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Authorities interviewed dozens of potential suspects including longtime residents and outsiders to the community.
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Bonner told Reuters the designs offer outsiders a window into a country few understand.
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Outsiders Ron Paul and Howard Dean enjoyed early popularity on the Internet as well.
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Trolling new members or outsiders is a well-trodden path in many internet communities.
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What might look to outsiders like small policy differences reveal a larger philosophical difference.
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Many cooks, he argued, were social outsiders, working odd hours in high-pressure environments.
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"Playdates [with outsiders] can be tricky, so they learn to lean on each other."
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Moreover, since 1945 the continent has mostly been at peace and protected by outsiders.
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Airbnb's founders started as complete outsiders to the hospitality business and indeed, to commerce.
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Sectarian murals and paramilitary flags create what NIHE calls a "chill factor", deterring outsiders.
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That's why the members of Space Cafe are so willing to help outsiders understand.
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Donors and humanitarian organizations must help -- with the aid of outsiders -- to change this.
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In the OECD's words, motivation driven primarily by outsiders can lead to "disabling perfectionism".
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As the simulation ran, they saw a rise in prejudice against outsiders over time.
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Perhaps it was this lack of organization that made the forums impenetrable to outsiders.
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It's good to see those outsiders finally getting a shot in a Trump administration.
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Listen above and join us as we chat about 50 years of The Outsiders.
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Most jobs involve many tasks, even if that is not always obvious to outsiders.
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Such work might seem abstruse to outsiders, but uses abound, from cosmology to cryptography.
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Their view is that what happens to returned art is no concern of outsiders.
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The way outsiders interpret the way we present ourselves is completely up to them.
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To outsiders, being a Libra seems like nothing but fun, parties, and cute outfits.
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McConnell was asked why voters seem so fed up and have largely favored outsiders.
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Outsiders have often regarded the region with a mixture of ignorance, fantasy and racism.
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It can also limit the total volume of information that outsiders have access to.
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All career fields have their own weird quirks and customs that outsiders don't understand.
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"Getting it" represents the stark border between insiders and outsiders, newcomes and native speakers.
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But they tell me that they're proud to be considered outsiders in club culture.
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A further reason may have less to do with impoverished output than outsiders' expectations.
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Again, it's not possible for outsiders to assess the efficacy of such internal efforts.
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When outsiders enter it, it's perhaps the government-made product they handle the most.
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Dana, a soldier, and her son, Gren, are outsiders from Herot Hall's perfect landscape.
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The truth is, outsiders are already here, and no one seems to like it.
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It was the groups of outsiders that attracted me, and how they split up.
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Since few cabbies have access to that kind of money, outsiders have stepped in.
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They clearly believe — and preach — that the white race is threatened by impure outsiders.
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Tribal language may be useful for insiders, but most outsiders just find it annoying.
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In its full form, it is at least as hard for outsiders to understand.
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He satisfies the modern requirement for artists to be outsiders with an eccentric streak.
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The odds are overwhelming that one of the two outsiders is going to win.
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It suits some of them to have this group of outsiders they can blame.
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The way they dealt with outsiders is slightly nicer than the people in Gilead.
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Make no mistake — the distrust of outsiders isn't just a social or political phenomenon.
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Both men have long considered themselves outsiders doing battle with a corrupt, rigged system.
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But there was a great source of excitement and fun from being the outsiders.
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Apart from repelling outsiders, Indonesia also hopes to wring more value from its waters.
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He's surrounded himself by a tiny circle and hasn't sought much advice from outsiders.
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Outsiders, who are necessarily inexperienced and lacking expertise, are needed to fulfill Trump's promises.
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Given previous failed experiments with outsiders, the company's experience will be a litmus test.
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But that does not mean all of those 'outsiders' have no chance of success.
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S.E. Hilton's classic coming-of-age novel The Outsiders only gets better with time.
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Ossofff's team contends that the leadership fund represents the real outsiders in the race.
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But at the same time, it's also great to have support of outsiders too.
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One source had told Reuters the company's current policy limited the influence of outsiders.
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VICE: In both of your short films, your characters are outsiders of some sort.
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It has its problems, but it's way more collegiate than outsiders would think it.
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"We, as outsiders, are not fully tuned in to the defensive scheme," Miller said.
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Sanctions had kept outsiders from an oil-rich economy worth an estimated $400 billion.
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By insisting on considering outsiders as well as insiders, boards give themselves more options.
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Outsiders have been positive about the commission's change of direction in recent years, too.
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State laws remain complex and offer ample opportunities to favor state interests over outsiders.
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Then, it wasn't common for dodgy outsiders to request access to your digital shell.
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Insiders and outsiders are threatened by those on the other side of the barrier.
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TO OUTSIDERS IT was a den of vice, run by gangsters and drug-dealers.
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Even playing alongside other athletes who are often treated as outsiders, they felt isolated.
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Szijjarto has denied this, stressing the need for outsiders to respect Hungary's security needs.
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Extraordinary as this may appear to outsiders, none of it is new to Argentines.
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To outsiders, this may sound like yet another of Turkey's many bizarre conspiracy theories.
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"We don't feel like outsiders at all," she concludes once the deed is done.
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Beijing's pre-occupation with diplomatic protocol and linguistic precision often appears obtuse to outsiders.
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When he was about ten years old, the Kayapo were contacted by white outsiders.
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The worker, Agnes Willis, also alleges that election officials allowed outsiders to view them.
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Residents have made clear they consider the occupiers, mainly from Nevada and Arizona, outsiders.
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Does that mean that these two political outsiders have now shown the path forward?
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Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez are party outsiders with massive followings among the grass roots.
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She became an instant role model for those in society who felt like outsiders.
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As a result, his photographs of outsiders help the rest of us look inward.
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We'll give as much as outsiders give us, but it has to be equal.
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Life for our cheery group of outsiders seems to be about endurance and insulation.
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It was his sound: He championed gruff-voiced outsiders, new school traditionalists and originators.
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Outsiders ask, quite reasonably: will anyone outside of a tiny minority ever really care?
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Allen's work asks viewers to look beyond stereotypes of "the ghetto" perpetuated by outsiders.
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And of course it was easy for us to be outsiders in a way.
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The air in La Rinconada is difficult to breathe for tourists and other outsiders.
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But with the introduction of two outsiders, the play starts tugging in incompatible directions.
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"We are not speech people, and we are outsiders in that way," Stephenson said.
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Symbols are a shortcut that help persuadable outsiders figure out where to line up.
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Some might argue they know the family and its needs far better than outsiders.
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In Zucktown, this notion of firmly separated insiders and outsiders will be deliberately blurred.
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They offered a glimpse into a Chinese youth subculture outsiders rarely got to see.
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"The entire watch industry has left that world to outsiders, completely," Mr. Bennahmias said.
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Blackstone isn't run for outsiders' benefit, and the gradual approach to change shows it.
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Google has said making software open source allows outsiders to improve the company's technology.
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While people living in the region knew of the termite mounds, few outsiders did.
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State of the art Outsiders have little leverage to force the industry to change.
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These students intimidate the highest officials in a university more than outsiders can imagine.
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A fear that outsiders fleeing war and poverty in Muslim nations threaten the homeland.
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Recently, even many outsiders who claim to love Israel have taken to criticizing it.
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In Myanmar, the Rohingya have long been demonized as outsiders in their own country.
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The people were poor but self-sufficient, and wary — for good reason — of outsiders.
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But unlike the country's cheerleaders, they are not being kept totally apart from outsiders.
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I didn't know much about British class snobbery then, but I sided with outsiders.
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Demanding that outsiders check their privilege can simply flatter their sense of self-awareness.
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Among the reforms was the closing of accounts held by outsiders such as Nattino.
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It cannot be forced by outsiders, but the international community can support national effort.
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As outsiders, rural migrants, no matter where they are from, are an easy target.
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Growing up, I was keenly aware of outsiders' perception of me and my people.
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Nicole has to protect Dion from outsiders and try to keep his abilities secret.
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As outsiders, Kim and company were able to pinpoint the norms that needed challenging.
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Invasion Day, they said, was when outsiders came and everything changed for the worse.
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But memories of Beijing's slow response to the 2003 SARS epidemic have outsiders concerned.
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It is historically cloistered, presenting significant roadblocks to outsiders — the charts reflect those pressures.
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Students at Wilde Lake High School mention stereotypes that outsiders have about their school.
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Outsiders muse at the geographic proximity, but the similarity to Prince Ali ends there.
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Photographs and interviews by outsiders were not allowed, the manager of Sports Page said.
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These should be an internal candidate, and two outsiders - an Italian and a foreigner.
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To outsiders, this may sound alarmist, and perhaps more than a little self-righteous.
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Even commercial software often relies on "libraries" of code created or maintained by outsiders.
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Others believed outsiders who weren't part of the campus community were disrupting their education.
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Bran is a lot like Sam, in that they're both outsiders at the moment.
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But even the layout of infrastructure was meant to allay outsiders' fears of Newark.
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The outsiders were too outside, the insiders too inside, and the zealots too zealous.
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What might have surprised outsiders, however, was how a pair of tribal nations reacted.
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And when anti-establishment outsiders have run the populist playbook, they have found defeat.
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What's more, fielding outsiders reinforces the stereotype that Tories are out-of-touch snobs.
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These are 10 of the most fascinating places totally forbidden for outsiders to visit.
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If you were curator of the "Outsiders" museum, what would you want to feature?
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"Our policies should acknowledge that immigrants are not outsiders," Buttigieg wrote in the plan.
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That leaves outsiders guessing about when and how he will act on his demands.
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Today, it is hard to get outsiders to stay in Achuar villages, said Yampik.
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Goldman has been opening its home-grown technology to outsiders for a few years.
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And in the Season 2 premiere of "Outsiders," an uneasy truce may be ending.
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Robot abuse, she said, might stem from the tribal psychology of insiders and outsiders.
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Simply put, outsiders are zoomed in, and people here in Israel are zoomed out.
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They're outsiders when that's politically advantageous, insiders as soon as the canapés come around.
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At ZANU-PF's congress, Mr. Mnangagwa's staunchest allies showed little willingness to accommodate outsiders.
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Its authors weren't political outsiders; they were members of Washington's mainstream Democratic professional class.
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The previous gallery was just over the bridge; we really don't feel like outsiders.
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And Trump has continually harped on threats from outsiders like Mexican and Muslim immigrants.
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And we are also outsiders, not quite at home in the language we inherit.
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A tiny hedge fund has an incredible track record, and outsiders can't understand how.
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They had laid a tree trunk across the road to stop outsiders from entering.
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Now they choose them in good times: last year companies in the top quartile of performance (as measured by total shareholder returns) hired a larger share of outsiders than did poorly performing companies, and retiring outsiders had a longer tenure than insiders.
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But that traps both parties in an endless cycle of epiphanic hopes and deep disappointments — so the frustration with failed political insiders gives way to a demand for political outsiders, and the failure of those outsiders creates demand for reactionaries and revolutionaries.
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When these firms became public companies funded more by outsiders' money, that self-discipline diminished.
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"It feels a little bit like they're outsiders in the fashion world," Mr. Arsham said.
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But they have been reluctant to proclaim to outsiders just how uncertain their numbers are.
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His success will surely encourage other celebrity outsiders to go directly for the top prize.
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And because these motivations can overlap, it's often hard for outsiders to distinguish the two.
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The nuances of Google's algorithm, and those of its competitors, remain fundamentally mysterious to outsiders.
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If, however, the news you post is fake, outsiders are more likely to be outraged.
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There were no early screenings for outsiders of "The Force Awakens" prior to its Dec.
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The show is really about outsiders: Ryan was the most obvious outsider, as was Seth.
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Nationalists are trading on the same fears that nationalists have always exploited: distrust of outsiders.
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Delegation: "He's more inclined to trust people" than many outsiders assume, says biographer Michael D'Antonio.
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Theirs is a cautionary tale of what happens when ambitious outsiders venture into unfamiliar territory.
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Ipswich is not a wealthy place, a fact that outsiders are sometimes slow to grasp.
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And what happened at Baylor — well, some would say that, too, was caused by outsiders.
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But at the ground level of globalisation, the Africans know that outsiders stay on sufferance.
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The most useful thing outsiders can do is to urge the resumption of the talks.
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Perhaps the alien hunters offer a way for scientific insiders and outsiders to get along.
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By contrast, Saudi Arabia's proven reserves (albeit unaudited by outsiders) are given as 268bn barrels.
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When Sternberg left his Band of Outsiders post in 2015, the industry wasn't too surprised.
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Sooner or later the BRI will need non-Chinese money, providing outsiders with bargaining power.
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It's also making it harder for outsiders who are interested in how these campaigns evolve.
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They are taught to hate outsiders and apostates alike, believing us to be Satan's people.
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Ted Cruz and Donald Trump have appealed to working-class voters mostly by blaming outsiders.
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Not so much, our critic says of "Outsiders," which features English as a second language.
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Two outsiders who arrive on the June ferry threaten the island's not-so-perfect idyll.
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The off-white blouse that Zara allegedly copied was designed to be sold to outsiders.
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Kassie King, a spokesperson for Hill, claimed Monday the majority of those disrupting were outsiders.
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The court also recruited a board of outsiders who advise court staff on new technology.
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Since they probably lack any resistance to new diseases, contact with outsiders might kill them.
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Bare shelves Only an FLDS first wife has standing in the world of the outsiders.
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High housing prices and an economy distorted by wealthy outsiders is giving rise to anger.
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Both have cast themselves as outsiders who stand up for people scorned by the elite.
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Given the potential for African jihadism to spread attacks abroad, outsiders have an interest, too.
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"There is a reason we are hostile to outsiders," a migrant called Femto, told me.
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These outsiders have brought with them habits of mind that were formed on the fringes.
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But so it goes in the true wilderness, where chaos reigns and humans are outsiders.
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The film looks at a lot of the misconceptions outsiders have of the seal hunt.
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If outsiders engage now, the slide back to war may yet be held in check.
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Political outsiders have long chided the doctrine of separation of powers as a congressional punchline.
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Are outsider artists still outsiders (or outliers) when they become darlings of the art world?
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But pushing too hard risks bolstering PiS's claim that meddling outsiders are undermining Polish democracy.
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America, pledging to protect Gulf oil against outsiders, was drawn deep into the region's conflicts.
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But outsiders, including in the United States, still lament Germany's utter lack of strategic culture.
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But 'Outsiders' was kind of about me accepting that I'm a bit of a weirdo.
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Those two works — informative, hilarious, and readable — reflected a culture of insiders welcoming in outsiders.
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Next, Facebook and other tech firms need to open up to outsiders, safely and methodically.
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As a company, Facebook has rarely been one to throw open its doors to outsiders.
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According to people who were there, some of these outsiders had better intentions than others.
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But the idea that outsiders can automatically make things better often tends to be naive.
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Outsiders are visiting local restaurants and stores, but that does not make some residents happy.
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This means something, when you take Archie's "Outsiders" trip to the biker bar into account.
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He's the star government witness, testifying on behalf of outsiders he once considered his enemies.
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The party's efforts to censor news and information have sometimes backfired or left outsiders perplexed.
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A second reason is that, in America, outsiders channel popular anger into a political duopoly.
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They share ideas and preferences through social media, which can help political outsiders get noticed.
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While outsiders might assume sharia law would limit fashion, Abdullah says that's not the case.
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It nurtures a sense of solidarity against all outsiders, including western Germans and cosmopolitan elites.
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SHANGHAI, China's financial centre, does not make it easy on outsiders wishing to buy homes.
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Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg received a similarly low level of support from outsiders.
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At this point, Wisconsin Democrats don't need outsiders to fly in and knock on doors.
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This isn't the first time a major U.S. grocery chain has faced pressure from outsiders.
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He later returned to acting and appeared in '80s classics "The Outsiders" and "Thunder Alley."
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In Wiltshire, the story was turned around on the outsiders who were spreading those tales.
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Bernie's dank memes begin in the stash, and are shared to amuse or annoy outsiders.
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Loosening planning rules and incentivising development would keep the outsiders coming without forcing out locals.
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"Band of Outsiders" saw her as naïve, coquettish but clever, with a streak of mischief.
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"There haven't been many outsiders (to health) that have really gained traction," Kocher told CNBC.
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Kashmir's special constitutional status prevents outsiders from buying property in the state, among other restrictions.
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In the end, Mr. Trump didn't face many of the challenges that outsiders usually do.
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Experience reaffirms, time and again, that they are, as they've always been, outsiders under threat.
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It was widely viewed by some Saudis and many outsiders as ambitious and fast-paced.
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Analysts say that OPEC's efforts to involve Russia and other outsiders underlines its diminished clout.
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S.E. Hinton's iconic 1967 novel "The Outsiders" perfectly captured the angst of wayward male teens.
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There has been little, if any, preliminary assessment of the property by outsiders, officials said.
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The symptoms of burnout can be hard for outsiders and the caregivers themselves to recognize.
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"Doom Patrol" season two and "Young Justice: Outsiders" season four are also in the works.
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Officials believe the rapists are members of a tribal community that is hostile to outsiders.
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Officials said they believe the accused are members of a tribal community hostile to outsiders.
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SAC had managed $14 billion at the start of 2013 before returning capital to outsiders.
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Republicans were more likely to value "political outsiders" (2628 percent) while independents agreed (28503 percent).
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No realm of entertainment is littered with more outsiders made quickly into affable cash cows.
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IS-K fighters are often unpopular among the Afghan population and are seen as outsiders.
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Executives talked to people they trusted, and they didn't trust people who talked to outsiders.
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Showing how much we pay out to work is something many outsiders are unaware of.
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As evidence accumulated about the Sino-Soviet divergence, outsiders came to view it as inevitable.
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But she worries new investors will skimp on what outsiders might view as unwarranted services.
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"Many outsiders might feel these desserts are strange," said Kun Yang, a street food vendor.
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Then they put more outsiders in because we're putting people in that don't understand compromise.
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Or do they position them forever as outsiders, separate but, in terms of rewards, unequal?
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I like being a part of this world of outsiders; I feel right at home.
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One thing I'll say to outsiders coming to Atlanta is don't fuck the city up.
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Last week, someone finally answered a riddle that's vexed hardcore Tibia players and curious outsiders.
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Many companies are moving headquarters to Texas, and suddenly the state is flooded with outsiders.
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Streisand's characters also tend to be outsiders, and not always because of their Jewish identity.
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That's the competition, and it's a murky, ugly business whose logic is opaque to outsiders.
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"To outsiders he was introduced as a distant cousin," Mr. Short writes in his biography.
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As outsiders, we are able to go in and tell much more politically sensitive stories.
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They're both outsiders, New York creations who could not and would not exist anywhere else.
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The breakfast is often, I think, seen by outsiders as being something kind of innocuous.
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When it integrated in 1962, thousands of white students and outsiders rioted on the campus.
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After all, presidents say things all the time that outsiders cannot immediately verify or debunk.
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The Jaguars host the Buffalo Bills on Sunday in a matchup of longtime playoff outsiders.
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To outsiders, all of this might sound extreme, and reflective of some underlying mental illness.
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Federal authorities have rarely invited outsiders into their secure facilities on the border — until now.
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From "Solitaire" (217) to "Different Drummer" (222), he presented many of his protagonists as outsiders.
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The people there have resisted contact from outsiders for as long as there are records.
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White sheets were lowered to block outsiders and the news media from viewing the proceedings.
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Civilians often do not know whom to trust, and end up fending off all outsiders.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The first two rounds of the Australian Open have let the outsiders in.
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Impact: Some outsiders see signs that Mr. Mulvaney is pushing Mr. Trump to the right.
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White evangelicals are tired of letting their fear of outsiders outweigh their duties as Christians.
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But this could also be the year for one of these outsiders at Flushing Meadows.
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But until Symantec, which declined to comment, provides details, outsiders will look for red flags.
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The company's efforts to restart business in China have drawn criticism from employees and outsiders.
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Outsiders enter the insiders' domain, put an idea on trial and watch what happens next.
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All of them are acutely aware of the perceptions some outsiders have of their kind.
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For now, we urge regional powers and other outsiders not to interfere in our affairs.
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According to Old Believer custom, no outsiders could prepare food or handle plates or utensils.
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"A lot of these people are outsiders, and they found a home here," Duff said.
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In 1993, her intimate involvement in the talks was not nearly so evident to outsiders.
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Women and members of the LGTBQ community have long felt like outsiders in the community.
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FOR OUTSIDERS, FedEx is synonymous with the business it pioneered: the overnight delivery of packages.
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They say they've gone too commercial, charging for parking spots and attracting too many outsiders.
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How and when President Xi Jinping reads about these broadsides remains a mystery to outsiders.
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Far from his home village of Turedjam, Belém ran across a group of white outsiders.
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But the locals also know some patience is required to explain Puerto Rico to outsiders.
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Polls show rising distrust of institutions and support for radical outsiders and strong-handed leaders.
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They realize that when outsiders reference "dirty Jersey," it's not generally a term of endearment.
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Almost immediately, locals in nine villages lynched outsiders they suspected of coming for their children.
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Ms. Madikizela-Mandela cherished conversation with outsiders and word of the world beyond her confines.
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And the protective instincts of well-meaning outsiders trigger an urgent, and distinctively Amish, crisis.
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But the families have been reluctant to appoint outsiders to top management positions at Volkswagen.
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Representatives from Facebook say that privacy concerns prevent them from sharing raw data with outsiders.
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The French choice was between two outsiders, both newcomers, both "populist" alternatives to traditional parties.
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The Butbut children, she said, are being influenced by the styles and manners of outsiders.
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When I ran juvenile corrections for Washington, D.C., we invited in a raft of outsiders.
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Violent attacks on outsiders, particularly those from other African nations, have become a major problem.
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Instead, two political outsiders emerged on top and will enter a runoff election in October.
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The N.F.L. has a track record of addressing thorny internal problems by bringing in outsiders.
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So far his autocratic style has been relatively smooth for Saudis, albeit unorthodox for outsiders.
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They defend themselves and their marginalization by being smug to "lesser" outsiders when they can.
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"To outsiders, this may come across as crude and even comic propaganda," Mr. Lee said.
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The appeal of outsiders in the race for the Presidency is a long American tradition.
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Then alien ideas promoted by intellectuals and outsiders — writers, journalists, professors, foreigners — undermined that harmony.
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Since "The Outsiders" was first published in 19883, over 15 million copies have been sold.
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What patterns or clichés do you find in these reports about those identified as outsiders?
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With records in North Korea inaccessible to most outsiders, claims there cannot be easily verified.
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It was not until the turn of the century that outsiders started paying attention again.
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Outsiders can reach Trump there only through the telephone, or if he invites them in.
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I've read hundreds of books since, but 'The Outsiders' will always be special to me.
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So far, he's selected a mix of wealthy outsiders, Republican insiders and former military officers.
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"They should better help those here who need it, and not the outsiders," she said.
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The N.F.L. has a track record of addressing thorny internal problems by bringing in outsiders.
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The outsiders entered an auditorium for a "hearing," while police officers barred residents from entering.
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Her interest in acting began with that perennial refuge for young outsiders: high school theater.
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Members of the group and outsiders alike offer various opinions on their meaning and intent.
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We were the only outsiders in the tiny room when family members received the body.
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At one point, Weinraub spoke ruefully of how Hood By Air was perceived by outsiders.
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Editors' Choice Stories of survivors and social outsiders anchor this week's list of recommended books.
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"We welcomed outsiders, but only if they heard about it from insiders," Mr. Vitagliano said.
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Trump constantly dog whistles, uses dehumanizing language against, and stokes fears of minorities and outsiders.
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Fifty years from now, when The Outsiders turns 100, it will still be cringingly teenaged.
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Maximum Rocknroll was founded by outsiders, for outsiders, and so much of its mission over the 453 years of its print existence has been to empower the latter group by exposing it to networks of subcultures that adhere to a similar code of defiance.
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The cultural whiplash one experiences when transitioning from a conference full of people convinced they are building a new technology that will transform the fundamental order of the world, to outsiders (even technical outsiders) remarking "oh, is that still a thing?" is increasingly sharp.
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To outsiders, the lack of commerce might seem like a sign of The Mall's coming demise.
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"I didn't even know if that church accepted weddings from outsiders," Pozo said of the cathedral.
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Favoured insiders might do well—witness the gap between coddled workers and neglected outsiders in Italy.
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They also drew from Bruce Springsteen and the film The Outsiders, which also starred Rob Lowe.
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If nothing is done, outsiders fear the country might fragment or succumb to another palace coup.
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For countless people, in a place long shaped by outsiders, Nollywood is redefining the African experience.
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That has made it hard for outsiders to quantify how Wells Fargo's scandal has influenced results.
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All of the above makes the case for more "outsiders" like Trump to jump into politics.
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Doing so could allow outsiders to build competitive ad-targeting products that would undermine Facebook's business.
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And the reason is that both of them positioned themselves as outsiders to the Washington establishment.
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The key is the difference in how outsiders respond to your posting of a fake vs.
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In the process, they have shifted from outsiders suing government to insiders pushing religious-freedom issues.
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At the same time, he is fashioning himself into that most romantic of outsiders: an artist.
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These fears of outsiders, fears of replacement, and racial animus have become a powerful political instigator.
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Isconahua is one of five reserves set up in 1998 where entry is banned to outsiders.
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"We would rather be in the forest, but they (outsiders) are destroying our land," Munduruku said.
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When I spoke to complete outsiders about the desires of these experts, though, I encountered skepticism.
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Past nuclear deals have crumbled over North Korea&aposs reluctance to open its doors to outsiders.
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Exit polls in both states painted a picture of conservative voters eager for outsiders in Washington.
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They all depend on a steady influx of outsiders and thrive on innovation and higher education.
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Multiple subreddits have already been locked, either wary of 4chan invaders or outsiders scrutinizing their content.
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Smaller limited partners are brought in later if needed, along with select outsiders, notably family offices.
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To outsiders, it looked as if property rights in Saudi Arabia depend on the prince's whim.
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"Both were outsiders, and both ran on a demonstrable record of getting things done," says Prasad.
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The culture of a prison changes when outsiders shine a light on its operations and conditions.
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Overall, aside from Sanders himself, the field of likely contenders will have trouble running as outsiders.
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I like that Cydney locked in outsiders Aubry and Debbie before she approached Julia and Michele.
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Insiders will be more skittish than outsiders until they know the plan is a real possibility.
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Outsiders may note that such spirits do not always seek to reform or change a society.
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More than ever, perhaps, Indians and outsiders would benefit from reacquaintance with Gandhi's belief in compromise.
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Chung has hired outsiders, including foreign executives from premium brands, to the company dominated by Koreans.
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Since the sect's earliest days, members sold goods to outsiders and shared oxen and other equipment.
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Documents obtained by The Verge show those productivity firings are far more common than outsiders realize.
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Today some of those places are building sites for new homes bought by so-called outsiders.
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While the commission vehemently denies it, Fahrenkopf acknowledged the prevailing sensitivity about political elites obstructing outsiders.
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Young Justice: Outsiders picks up right where Cartoon Network's second season, Young Justice: Invasion, left off.
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That's the hope that has helped so many Americans in the past who felt like outsiders.
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This young billionaire sees himself and his friends as outsiders intent on changing the status quo.
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Those survivors have morphed old technology into a brutal, bloody religion that's particularly hostile to outsiders.
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These founders (and those of unlisted firms, too) usually eschew outsiders; their children are often uninterested.
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They are religiously conservative, and they reject relationships with outsiders, not to mention all secular entertainment.
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Today, it is clear, at least to outsiders, that the US needs another such infrastructural revolution.
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They also accused the outsiders of bringing antinuclear activism here to impede an important national project.
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But as unique as Abstract is, he's managed to find a tribe of like-minded outsiders.
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State-owned companies and universities have party cells but rarely mention them when talking to outsiders.
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How do you mold a product or service into something that you can present to outsiders?
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In a world where outsiders and populists are on the march, how does he do it?
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Calls to buy local inevitably act to exclude outsiders, fostering a sense of "them" and "us".
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Open Markets will feature The Economist's articles on these topics as well as contributions by outsiders.
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But the economic stagnation that many locals complain of is obscured to outsiders driving through town.
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How did you manage to wrangle this disparate group of weird, talented outsiders with similar sensibilities?
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It's a place that exported its most valuable resources for the benefit and profit of outsiders.
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It is now illegal to contact those termed "outsiders" on social media like Twitter and Facebook.
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And to make sure it's taken seriously, Yahoo is bringing in outsiders to drum up interest.
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Last week Google announced a panel of eight outsiders it said would help implement the principles.
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It may appear frivolous to outsiders but helicopters offer an efficient opportunity for those chasing votes.
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The contest promises to be tough and crowded, with a scattering of outsiders now piling in.
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READ: How the outsiders won -- and the insiders crumbled The New Hampshire runner-up, Ohio. Gov.
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Skepticism: Locals and outsiders have the perception that innovative companies can only form in certain cities.
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But I have faith that we haven't seen the last of the outsiders on either tribe.
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But they also do it to outsiders, and try to use us to spread their message.
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They were roommates who bonded over making fun of CoCo's white friends, and feeling like outsiders.
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Outsiders in both parties start looking similar to each other on the second dimension of conflict.
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The hotline made her a powerful conduit of misinformation into a world that often shunned outsiders.
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The personnel debate comes even as some outsiders grow more confident in the board under Sewing.
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Indeed, an entire industry has sprung up to smooth outsiders' paths along the corridors of power.
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The Tabernacle Choir's musical tradition is like the Mormon religion itself: inclusive and open to outsiders.
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There is some evidence that manipulating these native populations can make them less welcoming to outsiders.
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The new statistics suggest that firms increasingly go for outsiders as part of regular succession planning.
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But these efforts have been hindered by outbreaks of violence and a deep mistrust of outsiders.
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They may be incumbents, their argument goes, but they are the real outsiders in their races.
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Independent groups supporting Baraka ran ads raising the ominous specter of outsiders taking over the city.
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Outsiders could sometimes take bigger risks, because they were less constrained by the burdens of representation.
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In their view, much of the film and TV business is now run by clueless outsiders.
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Outsiders see us as the nation's id, a place where rambunctious and disavowed impulses run wild.
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He described both men as "outsiders" who "totally match" what Trump promised on the campaign trail.
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Campus crimes are mainly committed by outsiders or by students who do not have criminal records.
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Campus carry, she feels, was forced on the campus by outsiders to make a political point.
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Mothakge operated a web site with articles dedicated to giving outsiders a view of township life.
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A focus on selecting the best outsiders, without the distraction of internal portfolios, could improve that.
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As word of Mr. Barbati's death spread, local residents appeared to close themselves against interloping outsiders.
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The idea that outsiders make the best political leaders is baked into the American political consciousness.
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But many coastal people feel they are still being exploited by richer and more powerful outsiders.
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While perhaps lost on outsiders, it can be topic of some debate within the cycling community.
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These would bring biggger budgets, but attendant hordes of outsiders and calls for returns from investors.
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But the refusal to allow outsiders to gain majority stakes remains a disincentive for foreign investors.
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"That's the type of candidate – I'm going to support outsiders from here on out," he added.
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Supporters say it would subject science to more scrutiny and let outsiders challenge the EPA's findings.
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They asserted that the towns denied basic services to outsiders, essentially creating a two-tiered system.
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This has its advantages: These candidates are outsiders and don't have a voting record to defend.
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These charming men and woman are building solidarity with sad girls, immigrants, loners, and outsiders everywhere.
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It's home to an indigenous Me'phaa community (often called Tlapaneco by outsiders), one of Mexico's poorest.
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Both are outsiders that seek to destroy old establishments within Game of Thrones with brute force.
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It's a scene created by, and for, people who feel like freaks and weirdos and outsiders.
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There's also the chance that growers would react violently to outsiders showing up at their door.
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This was a tribe who took pride in dangerous work and in their identity as outsiders.
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In some ways, Piskor and Rugg are industry insiders, but in other ways they're total outsiders.
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Such views didn't just come from black cultural outsiders; they sprang from native speakers as well.
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The public, already angry at traditional leaders after the economic crisis, was now frightened by outsiders.
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Trump's wall is about an irrational fear of outsiders -- but it's about more than that, too.
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The phenomenal year in politics and the rise of outsiders has not gone unnoticed in Washington.
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Both won the presidency as outsiders, and both hold their party's foreign-policy establishment in contempt.
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So many of us outsiders seem to be on a search for the Africa we imagined.
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Auction houses generally like to keep outsiders in the dark about who is selling and buying.
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Net outflows of labour may get worse if the AfD gains strength and scares away outsiders.
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Often it has taken pressure from outsiders to get Facebook to reveal abuses of its network.
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The dynamics of the Murdoch family are continuously shifting, and outsiders are kept at a distance.
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He said locals seeking to extort money often target construction workers, who are seen as outsiders.
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The OVO sound is enduringly popular, but outsiders are beating Drake's own artists to the charts.
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"The fact we don't mind politically incorrect speech is always shocking to outsiders," he tells me.
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It was also obvious that local residents don't participate in the same capacity that outsiders do.
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That was back when beards weren't fashionable, so these dudes were all biker boys and outsiders.
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Mr. Ghosn wasn't expected to succeed in Japan, a nation known for its distrust of outsiders.
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How did the campaigns and any outsiders use ads on the site to influence the election?
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She was also afraid of further contaminating her farm by welcoming outsiders or going out herself.
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You could call it stubbornness, or reacting with pettiness to outsiders telling them what to do.
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They claim that outsiders are capturing benefits that should be going to French-born working people.
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They warned outsiders, and perhaps reminded themselves, that nothing should be seen as a foregone conclusion.
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Friend Requests Two sensitive books about outsiders learning to make friends show kids the way in.
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The Rohingya are considered outsiders by the government despite their origins in the country's Rakhine state.
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Ice dancing often does not receive the same respect from outsiders as singles and pairs skating.
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"I think I wrote 'The Outsiders' at the right age," says Hinton, who considers herself semiretired.
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It wasn't the only building on the street where outsiders tried to keep a low profile.
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Introduced in 22012, Katana was part of several teams, including the Justice League and The Outsiders.
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But Mr. Moore had a few things going for him that outsiders seem to have missed.
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But, she said, the process of gaining citizenship is difficult for hard-working outsiders like her.
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"It makes people like me who are very, very Australian feel like outsiders," Mr. Miao said.
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Even Facebook and GoPro initially gave outsiders one vote for every 10 that insiders' shares have.
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Other emails involve outsiders, including at least one reporter, who contacted Ross through his private accounts.
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The outsiders who end up on this stretch of Pacific coastline are here for a reason.
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Top supporter Rudy Giuliani is framing it as a battle between the insiders and the outsiders.
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Rob Maness, both positioning themselves as right-wing outsiders, have seen their numbers take a hit.
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Outsiders might assume this is because Canada is simply more liberal, but they would be wrong.
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They also show in stark terms why this vast market has been frustratingly difficult for outsiders.
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Yes, some prisons already have programs that allow outsiders inside the walls for teaching and counseling.
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That makes it virtually impossible for outsiders to work out how much companies are saving. 7.
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So it makes life easier for outsiders to deal with China and wouldn't negatively affect China.
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The government has fought hard to keep outsiders from seeing what goes into its FISA applications.
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There was an instant creative spark between the two outsiders who found refuge in punk music.
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Even Facebook and GoPro initially gave outsiders one vote for each 10 that insiders' shares have.
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The result: The parties proved hollow vehicles that offered little organizational resistance to capture by outsiders.
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And probing questions from outsiders on how they could ever have worked at the disgraced company.
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"The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success" by William N. Thorndike
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Quite a parade of outsiders traipses through Win's country, frequently convinced of their own good will.
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If so, it's time for the president to back candidates like himself: outsiders, truth-tellers, disrupters.
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But you know Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, were sort of outsiders in the normal way, right?
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Volkswagen, known for its insular corporate culture, has been reluctant to appoint outsiders to top positions.
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While anti-establishment outsiders have long competed in congressional races, they have typically come up short.
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In practice it meant destroying a firmly established local economy and bringing in rule by outsiders.
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Still, outsiders are skeptical that Sekulow can — or would want to — handle Mueller on his own.
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Imagine radically shifting our stance toward outsiders from one of suspicion to one of warm embrace.
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But there is enough material on the cult of the sneaker to satisfy most curious outsiders.
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If her own pressure campaigns and horse-trading did not work, she would call in outsiders.
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In some cases — Mexico, Brazil and Colombia — they can propel perceived or real "outsiders" into office.
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These areas have experienced a large influx of outsiders, from federal employees to retirees to immigrants.
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I know how ignorant and mean such communities can be toward those they perceive as outsiders.
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Most of them could be considered outsiders, or outsider artists, because they've had no formal training.
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"The Outsiders died on the vine being sold as a drugstore paperback," Hinton recalled in 2014.
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And the Senate tends to be rather reticent when outsiders tell it to change its rules.
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Again, it will be born into a world in which outsiders are increasingly viewed with suspicion.
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With artificial intelligence increasingly taking center stage, many outsiders had wondered how Apple would keep pace.
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North Korea is a notoriously secretive place that is often hostile to outsiders, especially Western journalists.
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