Before it embraced her, Texas turned her into a pariah.
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Again, McGowan became a pariah, at least for 12 hours.
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Everett is as much of a social pariah as Maud.
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Mudbound is the new offering from Pariah helmer Dee Rees.
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Pariah or pioneer, I'll be the one in the suit.
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He's not alone in painting Simpson as a media pariah.
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Jessica had fallen from a power player to a pariah.
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What if my scholarship made me some kind of pariah?
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Once a pariah, he's now being courted by foreign leaders.
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"The Flash's" Tom Cavanaugh will be playing "pivotal character" Pariah.
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No one, he said, made him feel like a pariah.
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If his identity was out there, he'd be a pariah.
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The gap years after "Pariah" taught her to be strategic.
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The book sold well but made Mr. Kramer a pariah.
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The pariah state has been under U.N. sanctions since 2006.
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Iran's status as a pariah country can also create issues.
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Yesterday's alien is today's workmate; yesterday's pariah is today's patriot.
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If he signs somewhere else, he will be a pariah.
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It threatens to make us a pariah in the world.
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The sporting hero had become a fallen idol and social pariah.
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Upon her return to Brooklyn, Weldon was branded a social pariah.
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Mr Kim has gone from pariah to statesman in six months.
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He is not just a killer, he should be a pariah.
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Only to Tamils might the English sense of "pariah" seem wrong.
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An ensuing boycott turned the company into a gun industry pariah.
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"I've kind of become a pariah for speaking out," he said.
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Amash's criticism has made him a virtual pariah within the GOP.
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This swiftly made the iconic filmmaker a pariah in the community.
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Her role in terrorizing children should make her a permanent pariah.
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"When he was a pariah, no one touched him," Zygar wrote.
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Still, though, it remains a pariah product in certain passionate circles.
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Why didn't he just go back to Sweetwater after the Pariah fiasco?
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Boll eventually found himself treated like a pariah in the games industry.
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Then, of course, he joined Trump, a pariah in the tech world.
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The AfD, as a pariah in the German party system, is excluded.
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Hostility to the private sector made the country an international financial pariah.
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"She became a pariah in her school," Ms. Khan told the audience.
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The chain-splainer is a notorious date spoiler and cocktail-party pariah.
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His life was cut short by the pariah regime in NK pic.twitter.
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In this climate, Eminem — always a flashpoint, often a pariah — feels familiar.
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But it built its fortune on a modern environmental pariah: foam containers.
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Instead, it chose to continue down the path to international pariah status.
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Pariah state Eritrea is considered one of the world's most secretive countries.
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Russia, in at least one major sports domain, remains rightfully a pariah.
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Trump is a whole new, supersized kind of pariah: president non grata.
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Yet it has become an international pariah for its attacks on civilians.
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"If you're on the U.S. blacklist, you become an international pariah," he said.
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So is Argentina, once labeled a pariah state, now a respectable bet again?
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He goes from charmer to pariah, from clown prince to object of scorn.
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Dunye noted that another black lesbian film hadn't been made until Pariah (2011).
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"Trump is a national disgrace and an international pariah," Powell wrote in June.
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Curry says that "pariah states" like North Korea are especially hostile toward Christians.
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Whether or not they were the pariah Dawn is, people have that connection.
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He wants foreign leaders to treat him as an equal not a pariah.
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He quickly discovered, much to his dismay, that Bear had become a pariah.
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If he fails, an alternative version of history will declare him a pariah.
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You are becoming an apartheid state, which will make you a pariah state.
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Another, who has six figures tied up in options, called Neumann a pariah.
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In certain progressive, and some liberal spaces, Israel is becoming a pariah state.
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After World War II, Mosley became a pariah of British politics and society.
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I had to fend for myself, a pariah unfit for their royal homestead.
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Trump was a pariah among Republican elites even though Republican voters loved him.
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That on environmental issues he has turned the United States into a pariah.
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Nicholas is a social pariah, mocked for his strange features and odd manner.
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In fact, one of the pariah state's previous nuclear trials fell on Sept.
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With better data-driven strategies, corals don't have to be a climate change pariah.
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It also made him a pariah at the high school and in the city.
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Shelley returned to England, a social pariah due to her scandalous relationship with Percy.
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There was indeed media vilification, and cultural condemnation as well; Cosby became a pariah.
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Zimbabwe is a pariah state with an economy in dire need of foreign exchange.
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Yet confronting a pariah like Mr. Maduro is no easy task in Latin America.
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It will also cease to be a political pariah in much of the world.
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Trump has long expressed admiration for Russian autocratic leader and international pariah Vladimir Putin.
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And the Colorado governor would be made a pariah by the activist left. 5.
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I'm afraid the Brussels sprouts are getting smelly and making me an office pariah.
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They also soon became a pariah as scooters inundated sidewalks and rights of way.
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But the news made Mr. Thiel a pariah in much of the tech community.
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His mother has lost faith in him, and he's a pariah in his neighborhood.
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A virtual pariah after the war, Riefenstahl was a strenuous advocate for her rehabilitation.
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But also, weed is legal and Harvey Weinstein has become a pariah of society.
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"Our third record Pariah will deal with the ascension out of addiction," Goff says.
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Ivanka stands the best shot of being a discount shoe designer and a pariah.
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Since then Ms Mugabe has been a pariah, left to her shopping and scorn.
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Russia was now an international pariah, and the isolation seemed to only embolden Putin.
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For anyone used to being a pariah, this will take some getting used to.
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"They're trying to make ICE a pariah agency," she said of the Harvard activists.
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They took little action, and he became a pariah in the department, he said.
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One on-air meltdown later, Rachel has been fired and is a public pariah.
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At first, the film plays coy with the events that made her a pariah.
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The United States would make itself an international pariah for decades, if not centuries.
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He and Mr. Trump seem content to have Saudi Arabia be an international pariah.
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She would be a social and political pariah just like Roseann Barr is right now.
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Video The effort made Bryant a pariah in the entertainment industry, and her earnings plummeted.
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The U.S. would be risking pariah status on the international stage by withdrawing from Paris.
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And well-run programmes have monitored pariah states suspected of coveting the deadliest of weapons.
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Since then, he has become something of a media pariah, drawing widespread mockery and condemnation.
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They bring the nitro back to Pariah, and are hailed as conquerors by the Confederados.
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Over the past year, telecoms manufacturer Huawei has become a pariah outside its native China.
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Similarly, Pyongyang has long been deemed a pariah state due to its clandestine weapons program.
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Anne may be the town pariah, but she's finally got the family she's always wanted.
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That's perceived weakness and, especially in that world, it makes you seen as a pariah.
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"That would be a pivotal step in the world's effort to stop this international pariah."
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It's a story about a reindeer whose glowing nose turned him into a social pariah.
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But I like the idea of helping to move those companies into the pariah class.
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Nobody wants to be hated and declared a moral pariah by his or her employees.
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Lee acted as a mentor to Rees and even executive produced her debut film Pariah.
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The two pariah states have a long history, as do the Assad and Kim families.
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He remains a pariah in much of the world, presiding over a blasted, divided land.
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But Sondland was the opposite: a Trumpworld pariah who bought a spot in Trump's swamp.
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US pressure The two pariah nations quickly became a target of US President Donald Trump.
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At the same time, America would be left even further isolated as a global pariah.
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Companies hope that curtailing some uses will rescue the technology from sliding into pariah status.
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"Within three years we went from pariah to sponsoring the program ourselves," Mr. Farquhar said.
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But even after serving more than three decades in prison, Mr. Kokoraleis remains a pariah.
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To the United States government, he was a pariah and a lackey of the Kremlin.
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And he got to Trump, who has now cemented his status as an international pariah.
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The two run into a group who informs them that the road to Pariah is blocked.
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Since the annexation of Crimea, the West has labeled Putin a pariah and a global threat.
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And in doing so they have thrown into jeopardy their plans to end Zimbabwe's pariah status.
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"Instead of becoming a respected great nation it risks becoming a more isolated pariah," Parker said.
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There is a strange freedom in already being considered one step short of a pariah regime.
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"If you fail to deliver on that then you're a pariah in the market," he said.
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Does only being able to check the last box make me a pariah or a pioneer?
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Eritrea has acquired a reputation as a coercive state and become something of an international pariah.
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Abroad, the prime minister walks taller these days, having once been widely seen as a pariah.
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Saber-rattling from the pariah state has dominated Trump's 17-day working vacation in New Jersey.
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We're told Smollett's getting zero calls for new work, and is being treated like a pariah.
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"If you fail to deliver on that then youre a pariah in the market," he said.
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Most Swiss recognized the country needs reform to avoid being blacklisted as a low-tax pariah.
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First, Dolores spotted a version of herself while visiting the border town of Pariah with William.
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The Caucasians treated me like a pariah, and the black kids could be just as unaccepting.
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From January to September, Asia's largest economy exported $2.55 billion in value to the pariah state.
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Unless you were particularly cruel or a social pariah, everyone gave and received in equal measure.
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The normalization of Kim's prior pariah status has no correlation whatsoever with Kim's commitment to denuclearization.
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But neither was he the pariah that some other colleagues -- Ohio's Jim Jordan, for example -- were.
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Rodriguez, once the foremost pariah in baseball, has positioned himself as a citizen of the game.
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Supporting Trump is indefensible and it makes you as much of a pariah as he is.
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The conservatives would do nothing to fix this, but would make the church a global pariah.
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Still, the gesture would reinforce the administration's efforts to cast the North as a global pariah.
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"García Meza and his generals made Bolivia the world's pariah," the journalist Elaine Shannon later wrote.
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The run-up in Iranian equities perversely stems from the country's status as an international pariah.
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The pariah state has promised disarmament more than once, only to repeatedly backtrack on its commitments.
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Following the pariah state's July 4 launch, Haley warned that military procedures remained on the table.
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The headlines today paint Wuhan as a pariah city, in a wartime battle and in lockdown.
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West Germany went from ruins to riches, and from being a defeated pariah to a trusted ally.
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It was part of a larger plot to discredit Doctor Manhattan and turn him into a pariah.
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The scandal broke at an awkward time for Mr Mirziyoyev, who wants to shed Uzbekistan's pariah status.
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Argentina returned to global capital markets under Macri after more than a decade as a financial pariah.
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Indeed, the latest bond deals suggest the investor profile for the former euro zone pariah is changing.
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Girls who were afraid of becoming a pariah in their social circles because they told the truth.
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In the long run, this is corrosive, leaving a country out in the cold as another pariah.
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Over this time, the country became a pariah state, largely disconnected from the rest of the world.
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The world must unify in treating Trump as a pariah and not as an excuse for inaction.
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Did you know that among the Circle of Hats, the fedora is by far the biggest pariah?
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Invariably, the world worries about the pariah state's growing nuclear threat and China repeatedly calls for dialogue.
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In the meantime, Puerto Rico would be a pariah in the bond market, unable to borrow affordably.
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Companies such as Boeing, Siemens and Total have since established their interests in the once-pariah state.
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We realized that if we didn't, the company was going to start heading down this pariah path.
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On June 8, Prime Minister Modi's transformation from international pariah to indispensable partner will finally be complete.
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In recent weeks, Jones has become a social media pariah, losing platforms on Facebook, Apple, and Youtube.
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Despite restrictive conditions, the pariah nation's overall economy grew 3003 percent last year — its fastest since 2300.
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Today, that former pariah is a beloved architectural treasure, designated both a city and a national landmark.
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Here, as in "Fox," he appears as an underclass pariah — a sullen Greek immigrant worker in Munich.
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What Dee Rees proved she could do in Pariah finds its zenith in the Oscar-nominated Mudbound.
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He has long maintained that he got no backup from his colleagues because of his pariah status.
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Some Nigerians balked at being included on a list of "pariah states," such as Myanmar and Eritrea.
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In what felt like overnight, he had transformed himself from beloved American sports superhero into a pariah.
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Pete Rose, the sport's career hits leader, remains a pariah in Cooperstown for betting on baseball games.
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Argentina remained a pariah in international markets for nearly 21 years under a succession of populist governments.
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" One pro-Brexit Conservative vented his frustration at the architect of the defeat: "Letwin is a pariah.
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But even without such a draconian step, Daegu itself has already become something of a national pariah.
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Now she has become an international pariah for her government's response to brutal oppressions by Myanmar's military.
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The Jews win by a hair a war for our survival and are a permanent pariah state.
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The Six-Party Talks continued and in 2007, the pariah nation began disabling its Yongbyon nuclear plant.
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"Trump is a national disgrace and an international pariah," Powell writes in one email from this summer.
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Dee Rees, who directed the indie darling Pariah, as well as the upcoming World War II epic Mudbound.
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Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee, has since been excoriated by fellow Republicans and treated as a pariah.
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Nonetheless, the switch into the Saudis' orbit suggests that the Sudanese government wants to shed its pariah status.
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He's gotten nowhere, and his constant agitation over the issue has made him a pariah in San Diego.
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"It failed, and I became sort of a pariah," Wainwright said, according to a CNBC report in 2017.
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Cruz suddenly GOP's pariah McConnell declined to say whether Cruz should endorse Trump to help unite the party.
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But the phone's many flaws, both as a gaming and telephonic device, quickly made it a gadget pariah.
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Using force against fellow Armenians would have turned Mr Sargsyan into a pariah both at home and abroad.
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The M5S views Mr Berlusconi as a pariah; someone who embodies the sleazy politics they seek to uproot.
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Apart from making Venezuela a pariah, the assembly vote is likely to change little in the short run.
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Weinstein's gone from kingmaker to pariah as artists have scrambled to distance themselves from him and his associates.
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Everyone loves Hosain: A fascinating part of this story is that Rahman hasn't become a Silicon Valley pariah.
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Perry says she was a "pariah" at the high school in the months leading up to her graduation.
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Mrs Clinton, for her part, needs to maintain Mr Trump's pariah status among more centrist or educated Republicans.
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And Harvey Weinstein, now facing criminal charges for alleged rape, is a social pariah for perfectly good reasons.
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The pariah state has even built monuments at nuclear test sites to memorialize past intercontinental ballistic missile tests.
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An artist once reviled as a pariah and embraced as a martyr has been thoroughly absorbed into mainstream.
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Chinese banks have long been a key conduit for money flowing in and out of the pariah nation.
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Acceptance is vital to prevent the country being branded a low-tax pariah, Finance Minister Ueli Maurer said.
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Going against the church as a black person didn't just make you a non-believer, but a pariah.
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I knew I was becoming a social media pariah, like an anti-vaxxer or a chem-trail enthusiast.
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As North Korea's biggest trading partner and main source of aid, China holds influence over the pariah state.
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Wolforth started his business in 1993, and a decade ago, he said, teams viewed him as a pariah.
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A long-time dictator and international pariah maintains he won a widely disputed election to stay in power.
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He was made a pariah by Australian media and reprimanded by the head of the Australian Olympic Committee.
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Her son had become a pariah, dropped by his friends and called a rapist by women on campus.
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Mr. Duarte was suddenly a pariah in his party, clearing the way for the federal government to investigate.
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Alex Rodriguez made himself a pariah a few years ago, and now he's everywhere, including ESPN's broadcast booth.
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His administration was dealing not with a pariah such as Mr Karadzic, but with an elected democratic leader.
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In just a matter of six months, Bossie has gone from confidant to pariah to confidant once again.
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Mao Zedong's China began, in the 1950s, as a pariah state, isolated and threatened by the United States.
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A country that was once Europe's bridge to Africa and the Middle East has now become a pariah.
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But the governor, already cast out by Virginia's political leaders, was fast becoming a pariah outside Richmond, too.
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Kim's journey from international pariah to acceptance as a responsible head of state accelerated after the Singapore summit.
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We have Kim Jong Un elevated from an international pariah to someone who seems like a legitimate statesman.
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Umami mostly does not exist in isolation, except in one form: MSG, a pariah of the spice aisle.
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Acceptance was vital to prevent the country being branded a low-tax pariah, Finance Minister Ueli Maurer has said.
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Several South Korean lawmakers said it was nothing more than a display of paranoia from an increasingly isolated pariah.
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An outright ban would completely rule out Russians from competing on the international stage, confirming the country's pariah status.
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Valeant's stock has cratered since the middle of 2015, and it has become a pariah in the pharmaceutical industry.
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With the West threatening sanctions over his human rights record, many feared the country was becoming a pariah state.
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"The oil and gas companies, for a lot of investors, have become a bit of a pariah," Hammond said.
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If you don't agree with it (and you shouldn't, because it isn't true), you'll be treated as a pariah.
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And by the end of the episode, she manages to become a pariah and lose her best friend. Ouch.
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Coconut oil remained a pariah until about the mid-2000s, when it started showing up in health food stores.
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Her strange behavior makes her a pariah at her school, and especially draws the attention of some vicious bullies.
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We have Kim Jong Un was elevated from an international pariah to someone who seems like a legitimate statesman.
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In the long term, this is likely to be a danger for Russia, as it becomes a virtual pariah.
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Pariah has been described as a footwork-rooted album mixed with influences from jungle, acid, soul, jazz and house.
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Zimbabwe, which is trying to shake off its international pariah tag, started defaulting on its foreign debt in 1999.
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It led to Lieberman's support for McCain and opposition to Obama, which made him a pariah in some circles.
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Premiering at the Sundance film festival almost seven years ago, Pariah showed a nightmare so many queer women dread.
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In 1987, Fox cancelled Rivers's late show after one season, making Rivers a Hollywood pariah unable to find work.
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"3M has become a total pariah here, even as their products tend to be pretty beloved overseas, " Cramer noted.
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He owes his victory to their supply of firepower, advice and money and their willingness to back a pariah.
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A political party with any kind of commitment to democracy and fair play would treat Kemp as a pariah.
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If he is aspiring for similar results, it would also mean Putinesque levels of repression and international pariah status.
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As governor of Indiana, he signed a measure that legalized discrimination against gays and made his state a pariah.
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Eritrea is the 'North Korea of Africa,' Myanmar is a pariah state & Kyrgyzstan is in the middle of nowhere.
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Churchill was a political pariah, alienated from his own Conservative Party by his opposition to the appeasement of Hitler.
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Soon after the article ran, Assad's forces began attacking civilians, and Buck became a pariah in the magazine world.
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Alone in a foreign country and made to feel like a pariah has left Ms. Yao depressed and frustrated.
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But Mr. Rechnitz became an instant pariah in City Hall after pleading guilty in 2016 to corruption-related charges.
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International sanctions on North Korea could produce structural reforms that boost long-term economic growth in the pariah state.
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For years she was a pariah in a city where many regarded her as an Eastern liberal interloper. Mrs.
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The first round of seizures in 22014 drew international condemnation and recast the freedom fighter Mugabe as a pariah.
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Chetty is not the departmental pariah that Marglin was; he is, indeed, one of the department's most beloved members.
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If you choose to remove the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, our country will be an international pariah.
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At least 23 dead, hundreds missing, as winds fan California fires Reuters TV: Weinstein's pariah status starts to sink in
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The only Labour prime minister ever to win three elections in a row became a pariah in his own country.
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If Iran wants to stand among the community of nations as something other than a pariah, these seizures must stop.
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But the crown prince cannot hold up his end of the bargain if he turns the kingdom into a pariah.
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If Sanders refuses to concede after D.C. votes, he will go from powerful liberal titan to party pariah almost instantly.
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At least HBO hit (and far surpassed) its weekly quota for gratuitous nudity this week with the orgy in Pariah.
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Another is a further reminder that a U.S. banking sector that for years held pariah standing is suddenly a darling.
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Mr. Trump has drawn some criticism from other Republicans, but he is certainly not the pariah that Mr. Powell became.
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It sounded like a plea for North Korea to be respected as a nuclear state, not vilified as a pariah.
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Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution turned it into a pariah state for most of the West and many Middle Eastern neighbors.
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The arrival of worldwide consumer boycotts, campaigns to sell off stock of any company doing business with this pariah state.
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With each explosion, the United States is increasingly likely to find itself as a pariah nation on the global stage.
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I was a very bookish kid and very nerdy and a social pariah for a fair part of my childhood.
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Cosby, once known as "America's dad," is now a true pariah, as several schools yesterday revoked his honorary degrees. 3.
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Those disheartened by that perceived reality could theoretically derive satisfaction from seeing these high-profile figures relegated to pariah status.
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His anti-regulatory zeal has made him both a champion to Republicans and a pariah to Democrats and environmental groups.
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He's gone from global pariah to a regional jet-setter, meeting with heads of state and smiling for the cameras.
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If Brazil becomes a pariah on the global climate agenda, it would be extremely bad for our business, especially agribusiness.
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He has insisted that, while the oil industry must be strictly regulated, it should not be treated as a pariah.
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Wanda is bereft, and to add insult to injury, some of her fellow Avengers make her feel like a pariah.
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Factor in his long-standing reputation as a difficult personality, and Rodriguez entered the 2015 season as baseball's greatest pariah.
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"For almost a year I have lived as a pariah facing cold silence or open hostility in public," he wrote.
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Although Mr. Shimano continued to have devoted followers after the scandal broke in 2010, he became a pariah to many.
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And not to say that you should be some sort of pariah, but like, how do you think about it?
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For years, Russian government officials have argued that the country's pariah status and Western sanctions were not having much effect.
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Beginning in the 1980s, Bellow's seeming endorsement of reactionary positions in the culture wars made him something of a pariah.
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Ultimately, that could be the difference between becoming a full-fledged pariah state and merely remaining a poorly-regarded one.
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The pariah country has quietly developed online capabilities capable of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars and unleashing global havoc.
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Amid the controversy, other football teams canceled their upcoming games with Nihon, turning the school into something of a pariah.
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Iran, long a pariah, held joint naval exercises with Russia and China just before the latest round of conflict began.
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Alone in a foreign country and made to feel like a pariah has left Ms. Yao, 22, depressed and frustrated.
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Yet the man known as "America's dad" during the heyday of his sitcom had already become, for many, a pariah.
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Since then, of course, WikiLeaks has become a liberal pariah for publishing hacked emails belonging to Hillary Clinton's political advisers.
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With crippling sanctions squeezing the pariah state, Kim needs hard currency to further develop his nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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The world wants him to be either a paragon or a pariah, denying his individuality, his specific dreams and desires.
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Though now, it seems, the controversial personality is watching himself become the digital pariah of the year and reacting accordingly.
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Wolfowitz was treated as a pariah because of his conservative outlook and his uncompromising stand against corruption in developing countries.
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"Schultz became a pariah," said Gary Washburn, a former Seattle sportswriter who now covers the N.B.A. for The Boston Globe.
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It's like a game of musical chairs, and if I don't park my ass on someone, I'll be a pariah.
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A conventional war required conventional arms—mortars, rockets, grenades—which, as an international pariah, ISIS could not buy in sufficient quantities.
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Don't be a social pariah—avoid the hellscape of awkward behavior and secondhand embarrassment by never, ever breaking these ironclad rules.
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To be seen as feminine in the slightest meant becoming a pariah, so I had to be an actress to survive.
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We realized that if we didn't, the company was going to start heading down this pariah path that Uber was on.
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Presumably, a unified Korea would look a lot more like U.S. ally South Korea than like isolated pariah state North Korea.
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Aasha Davis and Adepero Oduye in Pariah, 2011 (top); Lea Seydoux and Adele Exarchopoulos Blue is the Warmest Color, 2014 (bottom).
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A former prosti-kitty, she once "haunted many a low resort" and is now a social pariah among the snotty Jellicles.
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Most Zimbabweans had hoped the July 30 vote would end the country's pariah status and help usher in an economic recovery.
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"Trump is a national disgrace and an international pariah," Powell wrote in an email this June, as BuzzFeed News first reported.
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Toronto social media pariah and now IRL Twitter egg, Norm Kelly is the only one immune to the 6ix's great fall.
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At the same time, the use of nuclear weapons against an enemy would make a nation-state into a global pariah.
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If Htin Kyaw succeeds, it could mark a new chapter in the former pariah state's transition to a booming emerging market.
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Such action would severely hurt the small, North Korean economy and indicate China's seriousness on curbing the pariah state, analysts said.
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Holmes, also Theranos' former CEO, quickly went from an icon to a pariah facing federal fraud charges after its stunning fall.
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Such is the outpouring of condemnation against him that Time labeled him a "pariah" when they put him on their cover.
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In season one, Veronica was a social pariah at her school, devoted to solving the murder of her best friend, Lilly.
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In some of the strongest language aimed at Moscow since the Cold War, Britain said Russia had become a "pariah state".
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That pariah status of the fringes, however, makes it harder for the centrist parties to get over 50% of the vote.
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I'm not saying my preferences should determine everybody else's, but I'm not ready to accept that they make me a pariah.
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Tongues out in profile pictures, unsolicited nudes and toilet humour are a few ways to render yourself an online dating pariah.
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The Republican and Democratic establishments have made it clear — if you work for, or support Trump and you are a pariah.
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Does the Taliban want a country that resembles the one governed by their once-pariah regime, recognized merely by three countries?
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Soon, to appease his base of war veterans, Mugabe undertook the delayed land reform and turned himself into an international pariah.
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After this discussion of sovereignty, Trump turned to North Korea, the perpetual pariah state and longtime United Nations topic of conversation.
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It was heartbreaking seeing Pariah make her peace with what was her first rejection, the second being that of her mother.
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A growing number of people around the country say they know what it is like to be treated like a pariah.
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The first approach is to try to ignore the populist radical right — and even treat it as some kind of pariah.
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It would be a human calamity of inconceivable, history-bending scale, and it would leave America as a hated global pariah.
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After the truth about his conduct was widely revealed, he was cast out of his professional community and rendered a pariah.
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Once people stopped believing in his invulnerability, his destruction was as instantaneous as the middle school queen being made a pariah.
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Mr. Weinstein, who is now a Hollywood pariah, has an array of legal problems that are separate from the bankruptcy case.
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"I think the online left conversation about Feinstein being a pariah is probably a little overblown to voters in the state."
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But President Omar al-Bashir of Sudan has gained valuable allies, easing his international isolation after years as a virtual pariah.
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It was a painful, halting process, but it helped transform Germany from pariah state to the moral leader of continental Europe.
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Unless you want to become a social pariah, you can't listen to the Grado GW100s outside; but inside, they're beyond fabulous.
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When the potential outcome of being proactive is becoming an international pariah and economic disaster, policymakers face perverse incentives to underreport.
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In the 2000s, when Sanders was still a near-pariah in Washington, the pair shared common goals and sometimes appeared together.
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That order includes Russia playing a central role, instead of being treated like a pariah or a second-rate has-been.
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For his part, Mr. Mnuchin pushed back against the premise that the United States had become a pariah in international forums.
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This will condemn the United States to pariah status at this important, if flawed, institution, where our leadership has been unrivaled.
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When he invited an old friend out to dinner recently, he was gently rebuffed — the power broker was suddenly a pariah.
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Now Stallman is a pariah, even to former fanboys who find themselves flinging books into the flames to immolate his signature.
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President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela had become a pariah among fellow Latin American leaders as his beleaguered country staggered toward dictatorship.
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From icon to pariah Suu Kyi has faced mounting criticism from the international community for her response to the Rohingya crisis.
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Though a lifelong, loyal Democrat, Jordan staked out positions on immigration that would today make her a pariah in her party.
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During the 2014 Asian Games, the pariah state took home an impressive 11 gold medals, four of which were in weightlifting.
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He's best known today for washing out of the NBA after four seasons and for his pariah status at his alma mater.
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After labeling him a pariah, Hollywood has clearly moved on, as evidenced by the array of talent willing to work with him.
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Certainly Putin has earned the status of international pariah on your show, I refer to him as a thug and a killer.
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And, yes, every sign has qualities worth celebrating — no matter what you might hear about Geminis, Virgos, or any other astrological pariah.
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Bennett's accusations — and her unfortunate reaction to them — have made Argento a near-pariah in the #MeToo movement in the past month.
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Despite the pariah status of anti-Trump Republicans in today's GOP, Weld didn't face much hostility, though not everyone watching seemed sold.
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But to do that, they'll need help, so Lawrence leads him to Pariah, the town of decadence and depravity from Season 1.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Tuesday Russia risked becoming a "pariah nation" and accused it of targeting civilians in Syria.
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In 2015, it lost a striking $3.26 per share, and investors turned the stock into a pariah over concerns with its debt.
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The Duchess of York is divorced from her husband, Prince Andrew, and has been somewhat of a pariah in the royal family.
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Returning to his old uniform of blue jeans and black shirt, he began both shows with oblique jokes about his pariah status.
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From January to September, Asia's largest economy exported $2.55 billion in value to the pariah state, the data showed, according to Reuters.
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Despite its natural resources, educated population, rich history and geographic size, Iran has existed as a pariah state since its 1979 revolution.
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Which brings us, of course, to Uber, the embattled Silicon Valley darling-turned-pariah thanks to a sexist bro culture on steroids.
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"The fact that we're the scapegoat of Europe, and we are the pariah — these are all emotions most Greeks have," she added.
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But the degree to which he seems unconcerned with his pariah status among name Republicans remains a key feature of his pursuit.
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Kim Jong Un, perhaps the world's last truly totalitarian leader and an international pariah, sought legitimacy and recognition on the world stage.
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In the Middle East, the U.S. hoped for decades to isolate Iran as a pariah and weaken the regime until it fell.
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She felt like a "pariah" in her hometown, she said, and eventually moved out of Seattle to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.
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Most Zimbabweans had hoped the parliamentary and presidential elections would end the country's pariah status and help usher in an economic recovery.
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Polls showed support for the summit in the U.S., and Kim's pariah status is fading after his leap onto the world stage.
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For his efforts, Mr. Rubio became a pariah to the Tea Party voters who had propelled him to office three years earlier.
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Zimbabwe became a pariah in the West and was cut off from loans from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
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Mr. Gordon, an antiques dealer since the 1970s, said he figures he's a "pariah" in the business now because of the forgery.
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After a chance encounter with fellow-pariah Miami Man (Game of Thrones's Jason Momoa), the societal rejects' fates intertwine in unexpected ways.
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But in many quarters, the ubiquitous plastic straw has suddenly become a pariah for the harm it can do to the environment.
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Dr. Barnard, for his part, was resentful that his colleague seemed to view him primarily as a foreigner from a pariah country.
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Neither parent spoke to her for some time, but both came to see a screening of "Pariah" in New York in 2011.
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But Bannon has achieved pariah status in this state following recent remarks that Romney hid behind his religion during the Vietnam War.
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"It failed, and I became sort of a pariah," says Wainwright, speaking at the Vanity Fair Founders Fair in New York City.
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A colleague at work had the gall to break up with his boyfriend and is now a social pariah with a 2.4 ranking.
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Sanders&apos suit claimed the State System railroaded him, conducting repeated investigations "for public relations purposes only" and turning him into a pariah.
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Two days earlier, an explosive device was found at the home of politically active billionaire George Soros, a pariah to the right wing.
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Le Pen's comments appeared at odds with years of efforts to make her once-pariah National Front (FN) more palatable to mainstream voters.
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The agreement was the final major hurdle in the 14-year-old saga, effectively ending Argentina's status as a pariah in international markets.
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Hurst; £275How the Middle East came to be the way it is, by a frequent reviewer of books on the Arab world. Pariah.
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Why has it failed, and why were you treated as almost a pariah in the China-watching world when you wrote this book?
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Long a celebrated part of the Silicon Valley scene, he has been made a pariah in an area where Trump support is scarce.
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Viewed by some as a liberation hero, others remember Mugabe for turning a promising country into an economic basket case and international pariah.
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Not to mention, they are really cute, and I'm not walking around in giant underwear and pads like some sort of social pariah.
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They have created the conditions for him to be treated by an American president as an equal rather than as an awkward pariah.
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Powell, who served three Republican presidents, describes Trump as a "national disgrace" and an "international pariah," while slamming the "racist" movement he's leading.
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While Pariah surely has its share of rough emotional moments, it's gobsmacking to watch Alike's unwavering bravery on the path to embracing herself.
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At the rate these two — dubbed Jamiah and Pariah by the press — are moving, a wedding is probably on the cards for 2016.
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It is also close to Palestinian Islamist group Hamas and unwilling to completely cut off Iran, which Saudi sees as a pariah state.
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For instance: "I'm just a dirty little fish swimming around in a dirty pond," Madoff exclaims, incredulous that he's become a national pariah.
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Republicans may not be ready to abandon Trump yet, but the path from president to pariah is far shorter than most people think.
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Much of the Republican Party, which is keeping Trump at arm's length as he implodes, will soon be treating him like a pariah.
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Weinstein desperately tried to avoid becoming a social pariah by reminding the Democrats that, for all his faults, he was one of them.
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After decades of international pariah status and being largely cut off from western markets, Myanmar's military loosened restraints on the country's political system.
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Don't get too excited over the latest so-called "peace overture" by Kim Jong Un, the portly pariah of Pyongyang, to South Korea.
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Who'd have thought a pariah nation, run by an authoritarian who makes his political opponents disappear, could so easily hijack a great democracy?
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The stories went viral and the ramifications were swift and severe: Quarrie says he became a "pariah" and potential employers have shunned him.
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Tokyo has long demanded complete denuclearization from the pariah state, but that might not be on the table at the Trump-Kim summit.
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Foreclosures, job losses and growing income inequality after the 2007-2009 financial crisis made anyone with Wall Street ties into a political pariah.
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Perhaps this is because 23 percent of people were still reeling: Either way, Love had unfairly become something of a pariah by 1996.
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We want the world to know how we and our son have been brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime in North Korea.
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And suppose that by turning in these cheaters, you became a pariah; would you have helped or hurt the social norm of honesty?
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Coal's image is increasingly that of a pariah fuel, demonized by environmentalists and shunned by investors wary of its role in climate change.
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If Mr. Lhéritier hadn't infused his company with cash, Aristophil would have collapsed and he would have instantly gone from eminence to pariah.
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Archival footage reveals a patient, withdrawn child whose preternatural way with numbers made him a genius at chess and a pariah in school.
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He lasted only two years in office after a set of strikes in 1995 made commuters miserable and turned him into a pariah.
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Shea Cotton, Research Associate from James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, believes their mutual pariah status could push the two countries closer together.
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The remarks made Booker "a pariah in Democratic circles for taking on thepParty orthodoxy on education," he told Russakoff in a 2014 interview.
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The pariah state has produced a nuclear weapon that can fit inside its missiles, NBC News confirmed Tuesday, citing a U.S. intelligence official.
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Moreover, if last decade's atrocities weren't enough, chemical weapons should finally make Bashir a pariah on his own continent and restrict his movement.
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Like Lewinsky, Clark became a social pariah, and the American public was especially cruel about her appearance and personal life during the trail.
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In two short months we have seen America reduced from the leader of the Western world to the pariah of the Western world.
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Tiffany Trump did not deserve the pariah treatment she got at NY Fashion Week ... this according to the designer who threw the show.
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Con: That huge scene takes place in front of children and other happy couples, highlighting you as the sad social pariah you really are.
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She never got her political career back, and still feels treated like a pariah by some in her community who are angry Conyers retired.
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For example, Dee Rees's Pariah, a critically acclaimed coming-of-age story about lesbianism that's more candid about gender dissidence, didn't transcend indie circuits.
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Mugabe cast himself as a liberation hero but opponents said he drove Zimbabwe's economy into the ground and made the country an international pariah.
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One of her early supporters was Chris Brown, who remains a pariah (although not to his rabid fanbase) for his well-documented abusive behavior.
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McAfee's founder, John McAfee, was for a time on the run from a murder investigation in Belize and is a pariah in the industry.
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The Texas senator's image as a strident party pariah, Trump said in Nevada Thursday, would cripple his ability to "make deals" and govern effectively.
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International pariah North Korea and the international community have a long history of exchanging food aid for concessions in the rogue state's weapons program.
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"This is not the actions of a great power, these are the actions of a pariah state," British Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson told reporters.
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In fact, the threat posed by the pariah state may be one of the few topics on which Beijing and Washington share common ground.
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Entities linked to Kim Jong-un's pariah state run an expanding empire of restaurants abroad, complete with singing and dancing waitresses in traditional dress.
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Italian banks suffer when the sovereign, which determines the cost of borrowing for all Italian entities, is treated as a pariah by bond investors.
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Russia is still an international pariah after it was blamed for the attempted assassination in the UK of the Russian double agent Sergei Skripal.
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Venezuela needs to be called out for what it is: a corrupt, authoritarian pariah state that has become the hemisphere's most pressing time bomb.
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And though he may have been a pariah within his party, he often extended his hand in friendship to those who publicly opposed him.
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This is a far cry from the Putin of 2014, who became an international pariah after promoting civil unrest in Ukraine and annexing Crimea.
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To save its reputation and avoid becoming a pariah state in the aftermath of the Khashoggi murder, Saudi Arabia should replace its crown prince.
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If I follow the mantras of my TV poker heroes, like snaggle-toothed former drug case pariah Justin Schwartz, could I too win big?
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But there have been two notable exceptions: Venezuela, an international pariah with an authoritarian government, and Mexico, where two separate federal investigations have stagnated.
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And even against an opponent who had become a pariah, Mr. Jones won by just 21,924 votes out of more than 1.3 million cast.
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Our exit has made us the pariah of the world, and has allowed chief competitors like China and Russia to fill our leadership void.
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Government officials worried that allowing a cannabis scene like the one in Amsterdam would make Uruguay a pariah among neighboring countries wary about legalization.
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Mel Gibson, for instance, became a Hollywood pariah in 2006, when he was charged with drunken driving and went on an anti-Semitic tirade.
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And on Wednesday, the pariah state reopened its cross-border communications channel with its southern neighbor for the first time in almost two years.
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China and Russia are close allies of North Korea and can wield influence over the pariah state due to deep economic and business ties.
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With China's support in applying additional sanctions and pressures on North Korea's leadership, the pariah state could be pushed back to the negotiating table.
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Mr. Gibson became a Hollywood pariah in 2006 when he was charged with drunken driving and went on an obscenity-laced, anti-Semitic tirade.
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Trump's ultimatum of "fire and fury" came after a Washington Post report said the pariah state was capable of building a miniaturized nuclear weapon.
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Russia's political and media establishment heralded the summit as a victory for Putin in breaking down Western resolve to treat Russia as a pariah.
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Moscow now faces a Hobson's choice of empty words of condemnation or escalation on behalf of a global pariah, which risks further American action.
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But other LGBTQ films such as Pariah, Blackbird, and Moonlight depict black characters as encountering homophobic parents who are more violent, cruel, and unforgiving.
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Now, 15 months after the stories that broke the dam, he's a one-man avatar for the #MeToo movement, a potent symbol, and a pariah.
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Mugabe, a pariah in the West, said he agreed with U.S. President Donald Trump's "America for Americans" approach and criticized Zimbabweans seeking jobs in America.
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The message: Don't allow environmental activists and Western governments to tarnish palm oil to the extent that it ends up a pariah product, like tobacco.
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Saying [someone] offends us and painting him as a pariah but then not voting him out is not playing this game with high moral character.
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America helped push once-pariah-nation Myanmar, also known as Burma, out of China's orbit and towards democracy after years of iron-grip military rule.
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The Syrian government is no stranger to pariah status: Damascus has been proscribed as a state sponsor of terrorism by the United States since 1979.
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Pariah trod a similarly improbable path: the word means "drummer" in Tamil, becoming the name of a downtrodden ethnic group which often performed ceremonial drumming.
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He returned home to Ohio on Tuesday in a coma after being "brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime," his family said in a statement.
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Mr Putin, already widely considered a pariah in terms of international law, may think he has nothing to lose by arousing Western hostility still more.
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The ballot was touted as a crucial step toward shedding the pariah reputation Zimbabwe gained under Mnangagwa's predecessor Robert Mugabe, and securing international donor funding.
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" As a result, "We're a laughingstock in national education circles, and a pariah among reputable charter school operators, who have not opened schools in Detroit.
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With Still // Alone about to hit shops, we caught up with Hindman and Trappes to discuss everything from Trump to turning yourself into a pariah.
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The other major group is campaigning to make Exxon Mobil a pariah and is urging big institutional shareholders to dump all their fossil-fuel stocks.
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Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, told reporters Thursday that North Korea is a pariah that cannot be allowed to threaten the United States.
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And because Trump has been such a media punching bag and pariah, this moment could be even more helpful than Clinton's was 24 years ago.
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Since the reign of North Korean founding father Kim Il Sung, entertainment has long been a vital component of government policy in the pariah state.
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This broader consensus on authoritarian rule in Hungary rendered Rohrabacher a bit of a pariah among some of his Republican colleagues, the foreign policy heavyweights.
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There was a time when pariah leaders used the opening of the U.N. General Assembly as a platform to spout all kinds of hateful nonsense.
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And the president has become such a pariah in many Manhattan social circles that it's not as if a hero's welcome awaits them back home.
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In just a few weeks, Argentina has gone from a plucky country on the long road to economic recovery to a pariah in global markets.
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Sudan, for its part, has been attempting to position itself as open to business after two decades as an investment pariah under the U.S.' sanctions.
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Mysterious, brutal murders begin to occur, and it quickly becomes clear that something — the Pariah, per local legend — is stalking the people of the town.
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He has been a savior, a clubhouse pariah, a glorified pinch runner, and lately has come to be seen as some sort of baseball mystic.
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Who actually thinks a meeting will slow the North's continued nuclear proliferation, which in turn supplies Bashar al-Assad's pariah regime in Syria with weapons?
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It has also led to Russia becoming something of a pariah in the international community and it is still subject to sanctions for its actions.
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Editorial Russia's scurrilous interference in the elections of other nations has a dark parallel in its role as the reigning pariah in international sports competition.
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To the Orban administration, it was another provocation from the United States, a country that had treated the prime minister like a pariah since 2012.
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One of the reasons we read literature as such is to know what it's like to be a criminal, a coward, a refugee, a pariah.
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At the North Koreans' request, the two countries and their leaders were presented as equals — elevating Mr. Kim from global pariah to a superpower's peer.
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Mr. Gupta, the former global head of consulting giant McKinsey & Company, became a pariah among many of the corporate chieftains who once craved his counsel.
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Mr. Stern also remained a pariah in Seattle for his role in allowing the SuperSonics to relocate to Oklahoma City after the 2007-8 season.
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Unlike North Korea, which has been considered a pariah state since the Korean War, the Syrian government enjoyed diplomatic and political relations with Western countries.
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If Dee Rees' directorial debut, Pariah, put her on the map as a talent to watch, Mudbound ought to cement her as a bonafide star.
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The pariah state has said little about the success of the event, a change from its frequent inflammatory rhetoric over tension on the Korean peninsula.
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The incoming foreign minister, Felipe Solá, has signalled "re-engagement" with Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's leftist dictator, who will now be less of a regional pariah.
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The EU's assessment is critical in determining whether Zimbabwe can shed its pariah status as it could help attract investors and trigger an economic revival.
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The flag carrier's demise from a once-proud airline to a pariah banned from Western skies has been the stated policy goal of successive American administrations.
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All this as America's allies stood on the sidelines watching years of successful isolation of a pariah nation coming to a sad and hardly unpredictable conclusion.
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Zimmerman -- seen by some as a national pariah and by others as a hero -- announced plans to sell the Kel-Tec PF-9 weapon on Wednesday.
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The association makes him both a pariah and a curiosity within the fashion industry, a paradox among Warren's many contradictions that he is attempting to shake.
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And, the individuals aboard that ship are Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes) and none other than former RHS pariah and newly apologetic thespian Chuck Clayton (Jordan Calloway).
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As elegantly catalogued by Andrew Small of the German Marshall Fund, a think-tank, sometimes that means pariah-states shunned for corruption or abusing human rights.
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What he has changed, successfully, is the American diplomatic approach that underpinned that embargo: treating Cuba as a pariah state, much like North Korea or Iran.
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Rather, Trump has gone out of his way to rehabilitate the prince-turned-pariah at global summits, and is frank about what he sees in him.
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The supposed health food has turned into a pariah thanks to the American Heart Association reviewing existing evidence and deciding it advises against the oil's use.
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Still, South Africa's slow descent into political and economic pariah status was made complete, thanks to the one-two punch of S&P's and Fitch's downgrades.
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Kevin is eccentric, pretentious, and a total social pariah because he breaks the rigid ideas of behavioral expectations set by his peers both online and offline.
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While you don't want to "actively turn your child into a social pariah," she says you shouldn't necessarily worry if they are more of a loner.
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She traveled to the United States in September, when Obama agreed to drop all remaining sanctions against Myanmar, an international pariah for decades under junta rule.
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It would also give Russia a pass on its own threats of first use, instead of making it increasingly a pariah for its strategy of escalation.
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Ms. Wasserman Schultz — something of a pariah this week since announcing she would step down as chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee — did not break stride.
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Renewed focus on the food The reason that Chipotle went from restaurant industry darling to food pariah so quickly was because of concerns about food safety.
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The story briefly made Junod something of a pariah in Hollywood, and flung him into soul searching about the kind of writer he wanted to be.
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This game playfully turned me into that longstanding pariah of fine dining—the customer who dumps salt and pepper all over his already perfectly seasoned dish.
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Over the course of his venture into politics, he has gone from a red carpet staple to a party pariah, and who can even say why?
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For many of his admirers, Ali's transition from pariah to prophet, from scourge to icon, stands as a sharp contrast to his previous radical political activism.
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Directed by Dee Rees ("Pariah"), the sprawling drama follows two families — one white and one black — in rural Mississippi during World War II and its aftermath.
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Mr. Rodman insisted that he had seen a different side of Mr. Kim, whose oppressive rule and nuclear weapons testing has made him a world pariah.
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Four other welders confirmed that they were also from North Korea, the pariah state threatening the United States and much of East Asia with nuclear weapons.
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The path Mr. Putin takes will help determine whether Venezuela peacefully changes government, slides into civil war or consolidates as a repressive pariah under Mr. Maduro.
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The Islamic State is losing ground and Syrian rebels are on the wane, leaving in place a leader considered a pariah in much of the world.
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It has been used mainly to combat state-sponsored terrorists, drug traffickers and "pariah states like Iran, Syria and North Korea," the New York Times notes.
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"There are no words," Officer Stanislao said as he stood in the park that afternoon in his dress blues, having been transformed from pariah to honoree.
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Similarly, everything he can do to correct his human rights record will help him refurbish his legacy and avoid becoming a pariah in his own country.
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Along with the concentration camps in East Turkestan/Xinjiang, it would make Communist China the pariah regime it should have been after the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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Last month, Moon's administration also said it was willing to pay $6 million to help the the pariah state conduct a population census, local media reported.
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SOMMERS We were definitely debating, should we just reveal who Spider-Man is, or should we frame him for something and turn him into a pariah?
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SOMMERS We were definitely debating, should we just reveal who Spider-Man is, or should we frame him for something and turn him into a pariah?
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Hoover is now a pariah at the FBI and the Justice Department, but his attitude toward the use of federal power lingers like a dormant virus.
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Saudi Arabia was made a pariah by lobbyists after Khashoggi&aposs murder, with five major US clients jilting them in a single week after the killing.
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In a surprise, Mr. Gibson also drew a nomination as best director, officially ending his 10-year status as a Hollywood pariah for his offscreen behavior.
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Aside from boycotting the 1984 Games in Los Angeles and the 1988 Games in Seoul, the pariah state has participated in all Summer Games since 1972.
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But his suddenly precarious position — from prophet to possible pariah in one presidential cycle — illustrates the strange position of conservative Christians in the age of Trump.
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The United States has also treated President Bashar al-Assad as an international pariah, accusing his government of atrocities and calling for him to step down.
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Nike, one of the league's most valued partners, begins a campaign with an athlete who is seen as a hero to some, a pariah to others.
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"Otto was terrorized and brutalized for 18 months by a pariah regime in North Korea," said Warmbier's father, Fred Warmbier, in a press conference last week.
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The deal is expected to bring Iran, which spent the decades since the Cold War as a pariah state, back onto the global economic playing field.
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Nope—a deadlocked jury and a reluctant prosecutor sprung him from Riker's, but the dirty looks he gets from neighbors suggest he's now a social pariah.
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Though President Donald Trump indicated on June 29th that he would loosen restrictions on sales of American technology to Huawei, the Chinese firm remains a legal pariah.
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He brings out every paradox of a judicial process that tried to tie down this most ambivalent of authors, the ultimate "disaffiliated pariah", to a fixed identity.
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Because she withdrew from Hollywood in 2007, she has no stake in the game — the reporter Yashar Ali called her a Hollywood "pariah" in a recent tweet.
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Is there anything more emotionally satisfying than watching Maxine Waters reclaim her time from this petty Ivy League pariah — and then have the moment transformed into gospel?
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Viewing the world through an astrological lens should be fun and illuminating — not something that makes you feel like a pariah, scorned by yet another shady 'scope.
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The Bush administration despatched a respected Catholic philosopher, Michael Novak, to Rome to argue the case for the legitimacy of "preventive war" against a dangerous pariah state.
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He returned home to Cincinnati, Ohio, on June 13 in a coma after being "brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime," his family said at the time.
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Penn claims the listed author, Pappy Pariah, is a real person from his past, whom he met back in 1979 at a bar in Key West, Florida.
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While this strange encounter was nearly 40 years ago, Penn claims Pariah recently sent a manuscript and instructions on how to distribute it to his mother's home.
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The reality TV pariah led a life revolving around judgment and justice, court battles so big they landed her, an uneducated Texan stripper, at America's biggest court.
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Britain branded Russia a "pariah state" last week when, along with the Netherlands and United States, it accused Russian military intelligence of cyber attacks on the West.
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But no need to feel like a pariah — 90% of American adults have been exposed to this virus, usually as a result of an infection from childhood.
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For decades the Tatmadaw, as the Myanmar military likes to call itself, ruled Myanmar as an isolated pariah nation, seemingly without concern for the nation's stifling poverty.
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If the pariah state stalls nuclear development at present levels, "that, in itself, is a bit of progress," said Robert Kelly, associate professor at Pusan National University.
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Within weeks of the deal, Valeant went from investor idol to pariah as its business model of buying older drugs and raising the prices attracted international scorn.
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Fundstrat strategist Tom Lee recommends investors buy "pariah" telecommunications stocks, predicting that companies in the beaten down sector are likely to bounce back under the Trump administration.
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Many fear that the pariah state, which is supposed to be banned from launches using ballistic missile technology, is testing long-range missiles disguised as satellite launches.
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In his embrace of Duterte, who is a global pariah, a leader who loves to talk like a strong man honors a President who kills like one.
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Yet various states within the U.S. have decided to abide by the accord, while voices within the administration have counseled against the U.S. being an international pariah.
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He knelt during the anthem last season to protest social injustice and police brutality, and since then he has been a pariah no team wants to sign.
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Asia Argento was never a media favorite in her home country, but with new allegations that she sexually assaulted a teenage boy, she's becoming a pariah there.
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More recently, the young lesbian at the center of "Pariah" (2011) has a fraught relationship with her mother that deteriorates as she tries to assert her sexuality.
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But Pakistani officials say that there is greater urgency now, and that Mr. Khan's administration is worried about becoming an international pariah if it fails to act.
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Even though the prince received a standing ovation at an economic conference on Riyadh on Tuesday, he is fast becoming a pariah and subject of palace intrigue.
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The addict is often cooly written off by most of us as a pariah or a victim of genetics or as someone who simply lacks self control.
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This is especially true of Mr. Kim, a global pariah from a devastatingly poor and dysfunctional nation to whom Mr. Trump can feel superior in every way.
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ET: Representative Rush (D-IL) compares Facebook to state surveillance, and asks "what is the difference between Facebook's methodology and the American political pariah, J. Edgar Hoover"?
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Once her father's Ponzi scheme blows up and she loses her job at Lockhart & Lee — now that she's a social pariah — how will she reconstruct her identity?
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The poster is part of a broader strategy to draw more female voters and soften the image of a party long treated as a pariah in France.
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Though he outlived Stonewall, he could not have foreseen that, far from a pariah, he would become a revered gay eminence in a play 50 years later.
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AFTER A WEEK of resignations and exclusions, the Vatican faces the very real risk of being reduced once more to the status of an international financial pariah.
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The July ballot was touted as a crucial step toward shedding the pariah reputation that Zimbabwe gained under Mugabe as well as securing international donor funding. Rep.
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He said the Taliban did not want to be "a pariah state" and had told him that they did not see a military solution to the conflict.
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" The administration says the legislation would "treat Turkey as a pariah in NATO, feeding a narrative that the Russian Federation would likely seek to amplify and exploit.
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Many are deeply skeptical of his promises, warning of the seizure of white-owned farms that turned Zimbabwe, South Africa's next-door neighbor, into an international pariah.
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So Bush became an ideological pariah, and the GOP has become a dogmatically anti-tax party, even as his sons continue to be among its leading politicians.
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Its deepest inroads are in highly troubled countries, such as the Central African Republic, or pariah states such as Sudan and Zimbabwe that are often under UN sanctions.
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But the boy agonizes over his status as a shelterless social pariah, as well as his potentially impending nuclear annihilation, and that destroys his relationship with his father.
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Diplomatic efforts by Poland's urbane prime minister may have blunted the charge that Law and Justice has made Poland a pariah, depriving Civic Platform of a crucial weapon.
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North Korea is a pariah state and its nuclear weapons programme has drawn sanctions from the United Nations, the United States, the European Union, South Korea and Japan.
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And Pence knows that if he appears to be angling in any way, shape or form to be ready in 2020, Trump will give him the pariah treatment.
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" Major newspapers across America have run major stories with headlines such as the The Washington Post ran today: "To some in GOP, Assange is a paragon, not pariah.
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Now Palestinians and their supporters are hoping the outcry will lead to more support for their campaign to boycott Israel and turn the country into an international pariah.
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The political and policy implications of a director being viewed as a pariah by a sitting administration, instead of an eminence grise, however, will play out for years.
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North Korea is a pariah state and its nuclear weapons program has drawn sanctions from the United Nations, the United States, the European Union, South Korea and Japan.
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If the pariah state stalls nuclear development at present levels, then "that, in itself, is a bit of progress," said Robert Kelly, associate professor at Pusan National University.
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It was the military's way of easing Myanmar's return from exile as a pariah state: constitutional reform, civilian government, and the restoring of Suu Kyi to public life.
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While Mr. Maduro has dismissed his critics from abroad, saying they are part of a right-wing conspiracy, he is clearly concerned about his government's growing pariah status.
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Argentina has been a financial markets pariah since its record default on $100 billion in 2002 but progress is being made, according to court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack.
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The election had been expected to end Zimbabwe's pariah status and launch an economic recovery but post-election unrest has brought back uncomfortable reminders of its violent past.
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But Mr. Dershowitz seems to be reveling in his pariah status, pointing to it as proof that he is committed to defending constitutional principles that transcend partisan politics.
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Mr. Kim seeks to transform his country from a rogue pariah into an established nuclear power, a peer to the United States, a player on the international stage.
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He followed that question with what he called "Shafer's Pariah Rehabilitation Playbook," a six-step plan to help those accused of sexual harassment or assault repair their reputations.
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A village pariah, Shahrzad lives alone in a modest, isolated house and appears as a fugitive pretense: a silhouette in a window, a disembodied voice, a distant figure.
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Just a few months ago, Kim was an international pariah accused of ordering the killing of his uncle, a half-brother and hundreds of officials suspected of disloyalty.
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" He also urged Zimbabweans to "come together" and pledged that Zimbabwe, a diplomatic pariah in the West under Mr. Mugabe, would reach out to "friends outside the continent.
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Should he do so, he would be a "pariah" in the state, said one conservative activist in Tennessee, who requested anonymity to speak candidly about a sitting senator.
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Falling into default would be hugely damaging for Latin America's third largest economy, making it once more a pariah of global investors and shutting off important funding channels.
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She was imprisoned and made a political pariah, accused of persecuting innocent officials, scholars and students, including Deng Pufang, the son of the later Communist leader Deng Xiaoping.
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For that very reason, strategist Tom Lee of Fundstrat recommends buying these "pariah" stocks, predicting that the Trump administration's business-forward thinking is good news for the sector.
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"You are the Time [magazine] Person of the Year and at the same time ... a sort of a pariah facing backlash from people like Catherine Deneuve," she said.
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Meanwhile, the Philippines — North Korea's third-largest trading partner in 2016 — remains a hub for drugs from the pariah state, according to the Peterson Institute of International Economics.
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"The Trump White House basically just declared China an official pariah in both name and deed, and that's the main reason the Nasdaq got hammered today," he said.
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Founded in 1967, Spur helped introduce American-style casual dining to South Africa at a time when the country's racial policies were increasingly making it an international pariah.
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If leaders of international agencies and foreign cabinet ministers are treating the US like a global pariah, that suggests America has less pull with those agencies and governments.
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Just a few months ago, Kim was an international pariah accused of ordering the killing of his uncle, a half-brother and scores of officials suspected of disloyalty.
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We can argue we shouldn&apost give him the kind of legitimacy of a world leader that he so desires when he&aposs earned the status of international pariah.
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Iran was considered a pariah state by many Western powers, but that changed when Tehran agreed to restrict its nuclear program in a deal crafted by the Obama administration.
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We were the pariah lunch group, because for one reason or another, each of us had a rough day at the office from time to time from the media.
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" Major newspapers across America have run major stories with headlines such as the The Washington Post ran last week: "To some in GOP, Assange is a paragon, not pariah.
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It is telling that India has recently been admitted to the Missile Technology Control Regime, a group of countries which promises not to help pariah states obtain ballistic missiles.
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In the long run, this will not prevent Israel from being depicted as a pariah state, but instead will provide powerful ammunition to those who see it as such.
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The former star running back for the Kansas City Chiefs was cut from the team and (rightfully!) deemed an NFL pariah after video surfaced of Hunt assaulting a woman.
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Just look at the decadent, elaborate, completely over the top goings-on in Pariah, a part of the park that the vast majority of guests will likely never see.
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In university, I became a social pariah and the poster child for "faggots" after being outed by my best friend on a campus that waged a 'War on Homosexuality.
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The article now includes an update added on March 603th 2018 IT IS one thing to stand defiant and aloof on the world stage, another to be a pariah.
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The model democracy of the Middle East risks transforming into a global pariah on the scale of South Africa when it was in the depths of its apartheid nightmare.
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Argentina had been a financial pariah for more than 14 years, cut adrift from international capital markets thanks to a long-running dispute with holders of its defaulted debt.
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During the years when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was Iran's president Iran was an international pariah, with the UN and EU as well as the US rushing to heap on sanctions.
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The United States and its allies inevitably would head to the United Nations to dump more sanctions on the pariah regime, which inevitably would return to its bad behavior.
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"When I learned about OCD, that this is a very documented thing, and lots of people deal with this, I thought, thank god I'm not this pariah," he says.
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Those bands eventually stopped being cited as an influence, being seen less as an active participant and instead viewed as a pariah in the world they once helped foster.
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In this view, Mr. Kim may be willing to transform his pariah state by trading in his nuclear arsenal for diplomatic and economic incentives he needs to achieve prosperity.
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He came to power in a military and Islamist-backed coup in 1989 and for much of that time, he has been regarded as a pariah in the West.
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A US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement would devastate international efforts to fight climate change, but it might also turn America into a "diplomatic pariah," according to the AFP.
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Argentina - a serial defaulter - settled long-standing court cases with creditors in 2016 under ex-president Mauricio Macri after a 2002 default left the country a pariah with investors.
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If it doesn't win any prizes in Venice, that won't necessarily be because of the director's status as a partial pariah, but simply because it isn't quite good enough.
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I have faith that America has learned that elections have consequences and that the power of the presidency in the hands of a pariah is an awesomely dangerous thing.
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His escape from the North first made him an enemy of Pyongyang, and now his desire to go back has made him a pariah to some in the South.
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This didn't sit well with some fans, who wondered why Adam Levine's nipples were apparently fine for air while 2004's Nipplegate made Janet Jackson a pariah for years.
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On Tuesday, a Washington Post report, citing a confidential U.S. intelligence assessment, claimed the pariah state had successfully produced a miniaturized nuclear warhead that could fit inside its missiles.
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Now a pariah to pro-Europeans, Mr. Johnson undoubtedly sees that he needs to be popular among Brexit supporters if he is retain a chance of succeeding Mrs. May.
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U.K. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab criticized Iran and warned that it could become an international "pariah" after the British ambassador to the country was arrested during protests in Tehran.
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"He went from a big Oscar film to suddenly being a pariah - everybody's whipping boy," Kris Kristofferson, who starred in the film, told the Los Angeles Times in 2004.
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Reports that Russian tankers helped deliver fuel to the pariah state underscore that contention, but that occurrence alone doesn't explain why the Kremlin would actively undermine the international community.
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A man who was a pariah on the global stage is now a quasi-respected figure, honored by the praise of, and high-profile summits with, the US President.
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The Vatican, the Organization of American States and the United Nations must also get on board, fully condemn the Venezuelan government's actions and treat it as a pariah state.
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U.S-RUSSIA Russia's political and media establishment heralded talks with Trump in Helsinki as a victory for Putin in breaking down Western resolve to treat Russia as a pariah.
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If the rapid spread of BDS in Europe is to be stopped, the BDS campaign should be recognized as a moral pariah that threatens both Jews and non-Jews.
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But, if the 1981 reappropriation of blackface by Ben Vereen made the singer-dancer into a pariah, why has Arceneaux's reappropriation of blackface received a favorable reception from critics?
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The pariah state has conducted five nuclear tests since 2006—two of which took place last year, including an alleged hydrogen bomb trial—that sparked numerous sanctions from Western governments.
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The process that resulted in their convictions was a travesty of justice and will cast Myanmar as an anti-democratic pariah as long as they are wrongfully held behind bars.
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Add the more abstract instrumental B-side "Golden Age of the New Pariah," and Oneida's new 7-inch offers a glimpse of where this constantly-changing band currently find themselves.
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The Trump administration kept up the pressure over CEU despite a general move to soften US policy toward Hungary, which was treated as a pariah by the Barack Obama administration.
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In France, where Ms Le Pen is trying to transform a one-time pariah movement with neo-Nazi links into a credible party of government, such nuances remain an asset.
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The company we trusted to handle our credit scores has become a pariah of the financial world since it allowed hackers to steal vital information from 145 million American adults.
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In either case, if you didn't want to be a social pariah in late 1990s Montreal, you learned how to look semi-decent while gliding around on a frozen surface.
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The townsfolk (most of all her own mother) treat her like a pariah, as a journalist airing the dirty laundry of their quaint lives for all the world to see.
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In a country where respectable adulthood is tied to marriage, the outcome could be a large pariah population and an epidemic of prostitution, abduction and organised crime in the countryside.
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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell slammed presidential nominee Donald Trump as a "national disgrace" and an "international pariah" in a personal email exchange that was leaked online by hackers.
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Brownback entered office in 2011 with a huge mandate, but six and half years later he's become almost a pariah for doing exactly what he said he'd do: Cutting taxes.
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After the global financial crisis, Switzerland faced allegations of complicity in tax evasion and avoidance that risked turning the country into an international pariah and tarnished its renowned banking sector.
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A market pariah since a US$100bn default in 2001, Argentina has made peace with litigant investors under the administration of new President Mauricio Macri, who took office in December.
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In early January, the Obama administration asked for the weapons program to be part of discussions instead of demanding the pariah state first reduce its nuclear arsenal before talks begin.
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Hip-hop's attitude toward both Trump and Clinton has undergone an incredible evolution this year; Trump has gone from being an object of respect to a pariah in rap lyrics.
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The former pariah state marked a milestone last year when it was officially declared sanction-free, a move that facilitated integration into the global economy as well as fresh investment.
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Such is Trump's global standing that in Europe's largest economy -- the economic engine room of his largest trading bloc and his grandfather's homeland -- he is a pariah, a political liability.
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Two U.S. senators have met with Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa as part of an exploratory trip which could lead to the U.S. lifting sanctions on the once-pariah African state.
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The U.S. has declared its commitment to removing all sanctions on Myanmar, marking yet another milestone for the former pariah state as it gets further integrated into the global economy.
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A single road ran through the village and past the row of huts, and that made it difficult to avoid the hut that belonged to Nicodème—Nicodème, the village pariah!
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Rohingya are not considered real citizens by the central government and military, which still wields enormous power in the former pariah state, with strong anti-Muslim sentiment exacerbating the issue.
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Beating Rousimar Palhares, a seemingly unstoppable man seen as mixed martial arts' chief pariah by many for his various submission-related transgressions over the years, would certainly do the trick.
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It's a sharp contrast from 2014, when the president was a virtual pariah in the midterm elections and Democrats running for reelection to Congress wanted little to do with him.
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At stake in the landmark presidential election is a chance for Zimbabwe to finally shed its reputation as a pariah state and move to a democracy free from international sanctions.
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The book doesn't explain the cut-off date, it doesn't have to, as the graffiti-covered subways and pornography-adorned Times Square suggest a city more pariah than patriotic emblem.
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" Mr. Parry considered himself a pariah in the eyes of politicians as well as the major established news organizations, which he viewed as constituting a kind of parallel "permanent government.
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Once embraced internationally as a humanitarian hero, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi is now something of a pariah, accused of failing to raise her voice in opposition to the killing.
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Russia moved a step closer to leaving behind its status as a global sports pariah on Friday after an influential panel recommended that the country's banned antidoping agency be reinstated.
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The Man in Black (Ed Harris) gets Teddy to regale him with the "old native myth" of the maze as they ride to the unsubtly named outcast town of Pariah.
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According to The Washington Post, the "prideful but cash-poor pariah state" requires a foreign country to cover its Supreme Leader's stay, which may run more than $6,000 a night.
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It can continue its march towards pariah status with all the political and economic isolation that entails, or take steps to deescalate tensions and engage in a diplomatic path forwards.
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Much of the West came to see him as a pariah, and he was ousted by his country's military in 19163 in maneuvers that bore the hallmarks of a coup.
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That's right, the best commentator about the Tour this year might be Armstrong, a hero turned pariah who, for years, denied doping and targeted anyone who accused him of it.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called on "all nations to take new measures" against North Korea after the pariah state launched another missile over Japan on Friday local time.
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Demographics dictate that this, in turn, will spell the end of the Jewish state — unless Israel wants to be an undemocratic pariah state ruling over a vast disenfranchised Palestinian population.
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Still, Trump continues to be a pariah among climate officials on the world stage, the only major world leader not committed to implementing the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Zimbabwe became a pariah in the eyes of Western nations in the early 2000s, after Mr. Mugabe championed the violent seizure of farms owned by the descendants of white settlers.
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"I went from a pariah within that world to now a potential linchpin to uncovering potential surveillance abuse and other illicit behavior by the previous administration," Papadopoulos said in the interview.
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Leaked Emails Show Colin Powell Called Trump a 'National Disgrace'Former secretary of state Colin Powell called Donald Trump a "national disgrace" and an "international pariah" in a series of private emails.
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Katherene is dehumanized and demonized by people who can't even correctly pronounce her name, and don't really know the true story behind the viral story that made her a social pariah.
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Alluding to the pariah-like treatment of his father by the doctors and nurses at the hospital, the ominous blue gloves become highly potent symbols of power and medical foul play.
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Welcome to Pariah, where the rules of Westworld go flying out the swinging saloon doors — even the most crucial doctrine, the "Samaritan reflex," which dictates that hosts can't truly harm guests.
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Slowly but surely, Argentina is emerging from its deep economic slump and shaking off the effects of a historic sovereign debt default that earned it a reputation as an investment pariah.
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Clinton's albatross Weiner has been a pariah in Clinton's world since he was forced to resign from Congress because he sexted multiple women while he was married to Clinton's closest aide.
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The North Korean government claimed on Wednesday that it successfully completed a test of a hydrogen bomb, but the pariah state's bark may be bigger than the blast, say some seismologists.
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Portrayals of young queer people and their parents, from Ma Vie En Rose to Pariah, are generally fraught with pain and rejection, or at minimum deal with the struggles of acceptance.
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So what's a had-it-up-to-here superpower to do to stop a pariah nation bent on putting its nuclear weapons on top of a missile that could reach America?
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Once a pariah, the UFC is now on par with NASCAR and the PGA, and within striking distance of the "big four" pro sports leagues: the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL.
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The news stymied the movie's award season traction, and Parker, who had only recently been embraced as the "Great Black Male Hope" by the industry at large, suddenly became a pariah.
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They continue to treat Cuba as a Cold War pariah and are intent on settling 50-year-old compensation claims arising from expropriation of U.S.-owned businesses following the Cuban revolution.
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I survived off the homosexual cheek-stroke scene in Foxfire for more than a decade before Blue is the Warmest Color and Pariah came around to deliver me from the romcompocalypse.
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Within a few weeks Deen had gone from being the biggest male porn star in history and arguably the most famous porn star in the world period to being a pariah.
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The self-crowned "God of Fuck" taught us that it was ok to think for ourselves, and remains a stalwart example of how to be a functioning cultural pariah with dignity.
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The international community had increased pressure on North Korea under the notion of strategic patience during the Obama administration, but that did not stop the pariah state's nuclear development, Abe noted.
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A market pariah since a 2001 default, Argentina was welcomed back to the club of borrowing nations with one of the largest order books ever seen for an emerging markets bond.
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The most notable thing about Trump's regard for Putin is that fact that the Russian leader is, himself, a pariah whose country is isolated by sanctions and in desperate economic shape.
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She had to endure a harrowing three years' internment in Holloway prison during World War II for supporting her husband's activities and, on release, the permanent status of a social pariah.
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As he toured the streets on a night-time walkabout and posed for selfies with the Singaporean foreign minister, he was treated more like a rock star than a pariah autocrat.
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Amash has become a virtual pariah since he called for impeachment proceedings against Trump to begin in May, citing "underlying crimes" committed by Trump that were detailed in the Mueller report.
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Bork for many years was a pariah in the profession — remember, he did not make it to the Supreme Court, so it's hard to say that he was a mainstream guy.
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According to the three-hundred-and-thirty-four-page report, the bank had laundered billions of dollars for Mexican drug cartels, and violated sanctions by covertly doing business with pariah states.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences revoked his membership, a rare rebuke that cemented his transformation from one of history's biggest Oscar players into a hall-of-fame pariah.
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Trump, however, has expressed public sympathy for Putin over his pariah status, despite credible warnings that Russia is actively trying to interfere again in the U.S. presidential election on his behalf.
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Walmart was once considered to be a pariah of rural America, vilified by some — especially people who shopped elsewhere — for wiping out local businesses by selling cheap goods made in China.
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While that shouldn't prevent me from sharing my opinions Facebook, the antagonistic commentary I read on Facebook, however misguided, makes me feel less like a herald and more like a pariah.
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Independent Zimbabwe's first leader, Robert Mugabe, was a complex tyrant who won praise from African nationalists for confronting white minority rule, yet was often viewed in the West as a pariah.
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Independent Zimbabwe's first leader, Robert Mugabe, was a complex tyrant who won praise from African nationalists for confronting white minority rule, yet was often viewed in the West as a pariah.
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That was the second time the pariah state fired a projectile along that general trajectory in recent weeks, but the most recent iteration flew higher and traveled farther than its last.
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For Flake, it was also a remarkable show of force from a senator who has become a pariah to his party's base, and who is just three months from leaving office.
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By his side are Harbinger (Audrey Marie Anderson), who, like the Monitor, can travel between worlds, and the remorseful Pariah (Tom Cavanagh), who accidentally set free the villain behind the destruction.
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AUSTRIAN BORDER The outbreak has turned Italy into a pariah state, with many countries severing transport links, leading to the cancellation of thousands of flights and the closure of some airports.
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Based Spartan, realized that some of the people he'd aligned himself with were neo-Nazis, homophobes, and racists, he turned against the movement—going from alt-right celebrity to pariah overnight.
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The first mail bomb to be discovered was addressed to billionaire political donor George Soros, a pariah among many on the right who accuse him of funding insurgent left-wing political groups.
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Many Argentines blame IMF-imposed austerity measures for worsening the crisis, which impoverished millions and turned Argentina into a global pariah after the government defaulted on a record $100 billion in debt.
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That is the conundrum facing a southern African country anxious to shed its old image as an international pariah, and to draw the foreign aid and investment needed for an economic revival.
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Many here blame IMF-imposed austerity measures for worsening that crisis, which impoverished millions and turned Argentina into a global pariah after the government defaulted on a record $227 billion in debt.
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Many wanted to know why Dolezal, who has become nothing short of an infamous pariah, warranted the focus of an entire documentary, especially within an industry where actual black women are underrepresented.
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"In terms of it becoming a bit of a pariah, and this thing that is kind of a lightning rod for rage, I'm disappointed that's the way it has gone," Jenkins says.
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As they walk through the streets of Pariah, he explains what people see in this place: They can do what they want, and no one in the "real world" will ever know.
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In a statement at the time, Otto's family said he had been "brutalized and terrorized by" what they called a "pariah regime" — referring to North Korea's longstanding ostracization from the international community.
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Pyongyang has preened itself as the proud owner of a "hydrogen bomb of justice" but while the pariah country succeeded in elevating geopolitical risks, historical data shows it's unlikely to spook markets.
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A paragon and pariah of internet culture, Drake is what you might consider a stylist with no real style: he borrows and sheds and tinkers, happily discarding or appropriating to the times.
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Pariah marks the the launch of powerhouse director Dee Rees, who wrote and directed the story of Alike (Adepero Oduye), a 17-year-old Black teenager who is exploring her lesbian identity.
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Thursday's nomination raises twofold concerns: whether a proxy system can work and if it can help the NLD complete the country's transformation from pariah state to a buoyant emerging market, experts said.
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As a condition of entry, the ruling Communist Party of Vietnam has made some surprising commitments, including to tolerate the kind of independent labour-organising that has made Ms Hanh a pariah.
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Since the pariah nation began to open up in 2011, Serge Pun has gradually transformed an empire built on property into a conglomerate with interests in tourism, consumer goods and other industries.
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The Navy has three carrier strike groups currently in the Pacific where North Korea's nuclear saber rattling has the U.S. and its Asian allies keeping a close watch on the pariah state.
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But she can also become a social pariah, which is why it's important to resist the urge to grab anything that looks like kindling and toss it on the anti-Trump flame.
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After nearly five decades as a pariah of the West, even when his once booming voice had withered to an old man's whisper and his beard had turned gray, he remained defiant.
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The first post-Mugabe election had been cast as a watershed moment that would rid the former British colony of its global pariah status and begin a recovery in its failed economy.
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In these weeks before there's any actual baseball to write about, the Boston sports media will remind Sandoval, probably not very politely, about the thin line between Lovable Panda and Lazy Pariah.
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But then again: The WSJ reported today that the GOP might pursue a "now or never" approach for repeal, forcing Republican lawmakers to get in line or risk being a party pariah.
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Iran was considered a pariah state by many Western powers, but that changed when Tehran agreed to restrict its nuclear program in a deal crafted with the US, European partners, and Russia.
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Those articles turned him into a pariah with the Saudi government and the defenders of Crown Prince Mohammed, who accused him of receiving cash from foreign governments to tarnish the kingdom's reputation.
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Now a corporate culture that emphasized cross-selling products over protecting customers has made it something of a pariah, subject — at least for the moment — to more exacting oversight by the regulators.
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Mudbound Director Dee Rees's big swing for the fences after her 2011 Sundance breakout Pariah has paid off in this prestige-y historical drama that's deceptively conventional everywhere but where it matters.
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The young Kim is reviled as an international pariah over the 2017 murder in Malaysia of his half-brother, and the execution of hundreds of officials, including his uncle, for suspected disloyalty.
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After decades of running an isolated pariah state, the military began loosening its grip in 183, allowing elections and gradually giving civilian leaders authority over public services, foreign affairs and economic policy.
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Together, we dug through hundreds of blog posts, websites, essays circulated on various dissident Listservs, and books, some depicting Sheng Xue as a sexual pariah, a spy, a thief or a fraud.
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The fact that she evidently didn't go as far as an erratic and out-of-control Trump wanted is immaterial; she should be a pariah for going as far as she did.
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Since the 1990s, the United States has imposed a series of economic sanctions on Sudan over its government's support of terrorist groups, including Al Qaeda, turning the country into a pariah state.
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Three months later, Facebook is still under the gun, the president still regards Amazon as a pariah, and Apple and Google still would very much like to be excluded from these narratives.
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The diplomatic outreach was a sharp departure from North Korea's history of rhetorical bombast, chest-thumping theatrics, military parades and mass rallies, which have fed the country's image as an international pariah.
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Separately, China canceled an important annual security meeting planned for mid-October with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, the latest sign of bad blood between China and the U.S. _____ • From hero to pariah.
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While President Trump has railed against the nuclear accord with Iran, a country he has described as a pariah state that exports terrorism, his administration has grudgingly gone along with the agreement.
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By mid-February 2000, when Mr. Haider was refused entry to Montreal's Holocaust Centre, the far-right leader had become persona non grata — and his country widely rebuked as a pariah state.
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And so you have someone who is sort of seen as that pariah being reclaimed by Dave Chappelle, and also given an opportunity that Wayne Brady's never had in mainstream show business.
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Mr. Trump then raised eyebrows in August when he called for ending President Vladimir V. Putin's pariah status on the global stage by readmitting Russia to the Group of 7 industrialized nations.
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Mr. Camus's ideas — and his subsequent call to support Marine Le Pen, the far-right leader of the National Rally party — turned him into a pariah in France's literary and media circles.
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I will go to my grave never understanding the West's paradoxical approach to Moscow and Beijing: Russia has been treated, reflexively, as a pariah state, which it undoubtedly shows signs of becoming.
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Khashoggi warned that the persecution of activists would backfire, and it has; the regime is universally vilified by human rights groups, and Mohammed bin Salman has become a pariah in Western capitals.
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And while his ownership will be remembered for two American League pennants and a World Series trophy, for many years he was considered a pariah among fans for his notoriously frugal ways.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who took power last November, is attempting to bring the southern African pariah state back into the international community and repair its crumbling economy, destroyed by years of mismanagement.
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Moreover, the bomb planted on the South Korean civilian aircraft in 85033 not only failed to spoil the 1988 Olympics but also solidified Pyongyang's pariah status as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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The president's warning followed a Washington Post report, citing a confidential U.S. intelligence assessment, that claimed the pariah state had successfully produced a miniaturized nuclear warhead which could fit inside its missiles.
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Many here blame IMF-imposed austerity measures for worsening that crisis, which impoverished millions and turned Argentina into a global pariah after the government defaulted on a record $143 billion in debt.
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Such an attack on voting rights will cause Tennessee to become a pariah state and make him look like the segregationist former governors George Wallace of Alabama and Orval Faubus of Arkansas.
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Protesters should turn up wherever he goes, transform him into a pariah and trash the reputation of US Concrete, which has the audacity to wax on about social responsibility on its website.
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At least for those long and bitter months, Morales seemed like he might forever stay "Not Edwin," a pariah doomed simply because he took the money the Jays put in front of him.
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Diesel cars, no longer popular in Europe, are definitely a pariah in the US. Americans never warmed to them, and VW's scheme to dupe millions of customers and pollute the planet didn't help.
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Some of them may also have noticed that, in addition to turning you into a social pariah who should probably start buying Kleenex wholesale, allergies can also make your skin look like shit.
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In March 2000 the United Nations imposed its most severe sanctions yet after the pariah state staged a fourth nuclear test, apparently aimed at making its bombs small enough to sit on missiles.
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In France, where Ms Le Pen is trying to transform a one-time pariah movement with former neo-Nazi links into a credible political force ready to govern, such nuances remain an asset.
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Biden said that after three "made-for-TV summits," North Korea had yet to make a concrete commitment, while it had continued to produce fissile material and was no longer an isolated pariah.
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But critics note that both Zarif and Rouhani defend policies that have made Tehran a pariah to much of the West, particularly its ballistic missile testing and support for Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Besides, putting in place reforms would require openness on the part of the pariah state, but its economic system is being strictly controlled by the military and the ruling Workers' Party of Korea.
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But that's what the mod team did — and did effectively — before Malka became a pariah; NeoGAF was, by and large, a safe space to geek out without worrying about racists and GamerGate trolls.
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The Communists have been part of several regional governments but remain a pariah for other parties at national level given the country's totalitarian past and their foreign policy views, including support for Russia.
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We're a laughingstock in national education circles, and a pariah among reputable charter school operators, who have not opened schools in Detroit because of the wild West nature of the educational landscape here.
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The opposing approaches are an early test of whether Syrian President Bashar al-Assad can gain political and diplomatic credibility after a nearly eight-year civil war turned him into an international pariah.
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The U.K. has said it would strongly support Zimbabwe's re-entry into the Commonwealth, a 53-nation bloc of former British colonies that could bring economic benefit to the once-pariah African state.
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Serbia, which in the 1990s was seen as pariah of Western Balkans for its central role in wars that followed the collapse of Yugoslavia, expects to complete negotiations on EU membership by 2019.
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"No need to debate it with you now, but Trump is a national disgrace and an international pariah," Mr. Powell wrote in June, noting the criticism of Mr. Trump by several prominent conservatives.
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Incensed, the two men sought revenge by naming Algren to the F.B.I. and to the House Un-American Activities Committee, prompting an investigation that turned Algren into a pariah and sabotaged his career.
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Mr. Welling used tin foil to create the illusion of celestial galaxies; Mr. DeSana's image is closer to bodily emissions, a concept that dovetailed with the then-pariah status of people with AIDS.
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Instead, they rely on small suppliers, such as Peck O' Dirt and Pariah Dog Farm, for each week's supply of potatoes, fresh berries, foraged flowers, summer squash, heirloom tomatoes, husk cherries, and more.
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The former pharmaceutical CEO, who became a pariah after raising the cost of a life-saving drug 403,000 percent, has been preening for cameras and trolling on social media, potentially complicating his defense.
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He is also clear that even those who follow his playbook may not be able to regain their former positions in society — "you might never rise to your pre-pariah status," he writes.
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Penn originally created "Bob Honey" for a short audiobook in 2016, which he narrated but playfully denied writing, insisting it was the work of a guy he'd met in Florida named Pappy Pariah.
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Venezuela, which was a key axis of that network, has become a regional pariah under President Nicolás Maduro, whose mismanagement of the economy has led to an acute shortage of food and medicine.
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For some, the nightmare is that there won't be a Palestinian state: The status quo will continue, and Israel will become a pariah nation, ceasing to be a democratic and Jewish-majority state.
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In 12.53, she released her first feature film, "Pariah," a lush coming-of-age drama about a young black woman named Alike grappling with both her sexuality and the world's response to it.
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In "Pariah," it's the spark of possibilities reflected in young Alike's eyes as she watches a dancer slide down a pole to Khia's pleasure anthem "My Neck, My Back" in a gay nightclub.
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In an interview with Refinery29, he spoke out about being "ostracized" and treated "like a pariah in the industry" after staging a New York Fashion Week show around Black Lives Matter in 2017.
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The move comes hours after the pariah state threatened to use nuclear weapons to "sink" the world's third-largest economy and reduce the U.S. to "ashes and darkness" for supporting the U.N. resolution.
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But he developed a reputation on Capitol Hill for drinking heavily and carousing, and after his indictment, he was stripped of all his committee assignments, essentially making him a pariah on Capitol Hill.
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"Even Joe Biden is calling the Kingdom a 'pariah' that needs to be punished," he said, referring to the former vice president, who had for decades supported a strong relationship with the Saudis.
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The AfD, which has lurched to the right since being founded as an anti-euro party in 2013, is treated as a pariah by established political groups, which refuse to work with it.
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" While North Korea's missile launch on Tuesday was aimed at Japan, over a period of many years, the pariah nation has repeatedly threatened to turn its southern neighbor into a "sea of fire.
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"Despite repeated apologies, Imus — just 20053 years earlier named one of Time Magazine&aposs 22005 most influential Americans — became a pariah for a remark that he acknowledged was "completely inappropriate ... thoughtless and stupid.
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The fact that the stadium was named for an international pariah was the least of concerns for the jubilant fans, who watched as the Peshawar Zalmi beat the Quetta Gladiators by 58 runs.
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It is unclear how many Chinese banks participated in the financing in light of the dramatic fall from grace of Huawei, which had gone from a darling to pariah within a few months.
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In May, 2002, he spoke at the Heritage Foundation, where he accused the Cuban government of developing an ambitious biological-weapons program and of collaborating with such pariah states as Libya and Iran.
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In an interview with Refinery29, he spoke out about being "ostracized" and treated "like a pariah in the industry" after staging a New York Fashion Week show around Black Lives Matter in 2017.
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He lost his reelection in 43 and became an ideological pariah — too moderate to be beloved as a champion of lost causes and too politically unsuccessful to be celebrated as a shrewd operator.
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Following North Korea's sixth nuclear test over the weekend, the United Nations (UN) warned its members to "redouble efforts" to enforce existing sanctions against the pariah state but refrained from meting out new punishment.
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The central question, all but ignored at this point in the Khashoggi scandal, is whether Saudi Arabia might be brought back into line, or whether it is headed for a true pariah-state status?
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Rather, it's the sheer scale of society's reaction to his investigation that has turned him into an icon — or a pariah, depending on one's point of view — on par with its most popular pastimes.
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The Chinese company is both the darling of major pan-European carrier networks like Telefónica, Deutsche Telekom, and Vodafone, and the untouchable pariah for US operators wary of its potential links to international espionage.
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Ali refused to be drafted into the U.S. military on pacifist and political grounds during the Vietnam War, and his embrace of the Nation of Islam made him a pariah among America's white elite.
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The plan is the latest provocation in a back-and-forth with Washington, which came to a boil on Tuesday when US President Donald Trump appeared to threaten nuclear war on the pariah state.
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Trump calls Turkish President Recep Erdogan to congratulate him on acquiring near dictatorial powers and sends a White House invitation to international pariah Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte (who has admitted to murdering criminal suspects).
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That poses a danger to Switzerland, whose low taxes and political stability attract thousands of multinationals despite a shake-up approved by voters this year that makes the country less of an international pariah.
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Perhaps they also talked about a mutual friend, Kim Jong Un. Both Putin and Xi recently met with the North Korean leader, who had previously been treated as a pariah on the world stage.
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She has Canary Mary (Joaquina Kalukango), the town whore—another female pariah—who's in love with the Mayor (Marc Kudisch) and can't let go of her hope that he will eventually love her, too.
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The day, more broadly, also seemed to stamp Rodriguez's return from pariah status after his yearlong drug suspension, marking him as a still vital player for the Yankees and a repentant one at that.
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And for all the support that Girardi showed toward Rodriguez a few years ago when he was a pariah within the organization and in major league baseball, it was an appropriate gesture by Rodriguez.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's latest restrictions on arms exports risk making Berlin a pariah in Europe's defense industry, threatening future collaboration on weapons development and its own ambitions to foster a common European defense policy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's political and media establishment heralded talks between the Russian and U.S. leaders in Helsinki as a victory for Vladimir Putin in breaking down Western resolve to treat Russia as a pariah.
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After becoming a pariah for starting the war, Clive turns to the mercenary life, and is quietly recruited by the OCU to lead a special mercenary unit that spearheads the war against the USN.
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I knew it was wrong, but I was too shy to say no to this crowd and — I'll confess — I didn't want to be perceived as being allied with a pariah of such magnitude.
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Maggie's restlessness draws in the reader most — she's the real protagonist — as it becomes painfully, horrifically clear that the murderous Pariah may be the only thing lending a sense of meaning to her life.
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At a breakfast with Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO secretary general, Mr. Trump suggested that he had come to Brussels as a virtual pariah among allies, and was perfectly happy to be seen that way.
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Since winning election two years ago, President Rodrigo Duterte has emerged as a human rights pariah for allowing extrajudicial killings as part of a crackdown on his country's epidemic of methamphetamines and other drugs.
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Her aunt, Nawal Qedayeh, whom Rouzan adored and who was seven months pregnant, was being treated like a pariah by Rouzan's paternal aunts and grandmother, who refused to let her use the communal kitchen.
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Zimbabwe, which no longer has its own currency and perennially struggles to pay government workers, became a pariah in the West after the state-backed invasion of white-owned farms in the early 2000s.
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Once a pariah of euro zone debt, 10-year Portuguese government bonds are now trading only 10 basis points wider than those of higher rated Spain, the tightest spread for at least 25 years.
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Mr. Madoff lost both his sons while incarcerated (one died of cancer) and was unable to attend their funerals; is a social pariah, almost universally condemned; and has spent 11 years in federal prison.
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But Fellowes convinced Leech that Branson's ties to the aristocracy would have made him a "pariah," so back he came, and in the movie, when King George V visits Downton, Branson bows to him.
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At 36, Falk has been a pariah in the town, Kiewarra, since his teenage years, when he was forced to leave town for reasons that are, of course, not initially shared with the reader.
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Canteen Boy is a neighborhood pariah of indeterminate age — a pedantic boy scout old enough to walk around the neighborhood alone but naïve enough to not realize he is the butt of every joke.
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Poland's nationalist government, a pariah in the EU for its unconstitutional power grabs at home, is a prime candidate for Trumpian deal-making, says Jan Techau of the American Academy in Berlin, a think-tank.
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Bolton's comparison ruffles all the wrong feathers, given that Libya's leader was toppled less than a decade after turning over all of its nuclear material in 2003 in exchange for relief from international pariah status.
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It has also sought to overhaul its corporate tax system to avoid being branded a low-tax pariah, but it had to go back to the drawing board when voters rejected the plan this year.
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As long as the Labour Party leadership, and the British left more broadly, regard Israel as the embodiment of evil -- or even just a pariah state -- most British Jews will feel deeply offended and alienated.
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Written and directed by Dee Rees, the same woman who directed this year's Oscar-nominated Mudbound, Pariah tells the story of 17-year-old Alike (Adepero Oduye) as she confronts her identity as a lesbian.
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A credible vote could help Zimbabwe to shed its longtime status as a global pariah and spur recovery for its collapsed economy, while a contentious election would prevent the lifting of years of international sanctions.
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Iranian support for the militant group Hezbollah in Lebanon and even, sporadically, to the Taliban in Afghanistan, in the form of weaponry and military training, has also made Iran a pariah on the global stage.
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He reminded the crowd of a social media scandal: a pepperoni pizza from Domino's that kind of looked like a swastika and kind of looked like a pizza, turning its chef into an instant pariah.
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Twenty years have passed since that pilot episode and Manhattan—along with the rest of the world—has changed, very much starting with the transformation of Donald Trump from desirable rich person to pariah president.
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But pickled herring, steamed Brussels sprouts, or yesterday's seafood casserole heated up in the already funky microwave will turn you into an office pariah and the focal point of a disturbed inter-office email chain.
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Quebec City (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reiterated US calls for North Korea to completely rid itself of all remnants of its nuclear weapons program before international sanctions are lifted on the pariah nation.
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Or he could continue to press for the pariah state of Russia, which Trump may not even have realized had been ousted after it seized control of Crimea from Ukraine, to return to the group.
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The expectation placed on me — and that I placed on myself — to write these books well soared; I had the sinking suspicion I was on the verge of being an acquisitions pariah, a financial liability.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats and Republicans agreed on almost nothing at their conventions this month, except this: free trade, just a decade ago the bedrock of the economic agendas of both parties, is now a political pariah.
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Perhaps most notably, Mr. Gibson — assisted by savvy Lionsgate and Rogers & Cowan publicists — has re-established himself as a player in Hollywood after a decade when his offscreen behavior made him a movie industry pariah.
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While becoming a pariah would obviously not be in Brazil's best interest, Bolsonaro—along with his foreign minister, as I have argued elsewhere—has shown little willingness to soften his rhetorical edges for foreign audiences.
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But he went from being a coveted contributor to a pariah almost immediately on Thursday afternoon after The New York Times posted an article revealing that allegations against Mr. Weinstein stretched back nearly three decades.
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Also of box-office note: "Billionaire Boys Club," an indie film starring Kevin Spacey, was released in 10 theaters and took in $500 — a humiliating result that cements Mr. Spacey's status as a Hollywood pariah.
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The North Koreans, though, have long patterned their strategy on what they see as China's path: international pariah in the 1950s, rogue nuclear state in the 1960s, and, finally, accepted global power in the 1970s.
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In recent months, Mr. Kim has rebranded himself from an international pariah and tyrannical leader who ordered his own half brother executed to a smiling statesman, meeting with the leaders of China and South Korea.
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Such is life for Colin Kaepernick, a hero to some and a pariah to others, who has become one of the most influential athletes in the current sports landscape, all while rarely saying a word.
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The debate raged as the president was in Florida hosting a high-stakes summit meeting with President Xi Jinping of China to discuss, among other things, how to contain another international pariah state, North Korea.
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Throughout his rule, Belarus has generally been more closely aligned with Moscow than any other ex-Soviet state, while his lack of tolerance for dissent at home has made him largely a pariah in the West.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Argentina's long-anticipated return to the bond market after more than a decade as a pariah in international capital markets has brought forth eager investors - and somewhat unsurprisingly, more lawsuits from jilted creditors.
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While it may be tempting to assume this means the Grammys are becoming a pariah among musical talent, this isn't exactly true — Cardi B, Post Malone, and Miley Cyrus are all set to perform this year.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said earlier this month that Russia risked becoming a pariah nation if it continued to bomb civilian sites in Syria and urged protesters to demonstrate outside the Russian embassy in London.
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The deployment of soldiers and their beating of unarmed protesters set back President Emmerson Mnangagwa's efforts to shed Zimbabwe's pariah status after decades of repression under Robert Mugabe, who was ousted in a coup in November.
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Speaking to the UK parliament, Johnson said Russia was moving toward becoming a "pariah" state and said all the evidence from the September 19 attack on the convoy and aid warehouse showed that Russia was responsible.
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Matthew Miller, an official in the Obama-era Justice Department wrote on Twitter that listening to Trump on Thursday was like listening to Venezuela's polarizing and international pariah of a former president, the late Hugo Chavez.
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Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko has generally been more closely aligned with Moscow than any other ex-Soviet leader, while the lack of tolerance for dissent at home has made him largely a pariah in the West.
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But he now seems to have concluded the effort failed, and imposed sanctions against a Chinese bank with links to the pariah state, and approved a $1.4 billion arms package to Taiwan, heightening tensions with Beijing.
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Voters now have a stark choice between a resurgent far right, once a pariah in French politics, and a man whose political movement is less than a year old and who has never held elected office.
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Meanwhile, a female engineer like Susan Fowler Rigetti (who goes by Susan J. Fowler on her blog) may find herself in an abusive work environment where sexual harassment goes unpunished and the victim becomes the pariah.
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However, a core concern is that Kim Jong-un will cannily use the prestige of the Olympics to sanitize North Korea's image as a nuclear pariah state and quickly return to building out its nuclear arsenal.
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Each has already availed itself handsomely with the conclusion of the pact, whose principal benefit for Iran has been its emergence from decades as a pariah state, to resume a prominent place in the global economy.
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Zimbabweans had also expected an election last year to help usher in a new dawn of expanded rights and an end to the country's international pariah status, but so far society has only become more polarized.
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In the years since, those questions have turned to deep concern, notably as Mr. Obama engaged with Iran — once a diplomatic pariah — in an effort to reach a deal to end the country's nuclear weapons program.
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They told me that my career was over — that anyone who had even the most tenuous, tangential association with Trump was going to be a pariah once the dust settled around Hillary in the Oval Office.
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Now, as a potential star witness for the prosecution, Mr. Howe — a lobbyist with a big house and a bank account perpetually hovering on the brink of zero — has tumbled from trusted aide to statewide pariah.
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The president also risks pushing the two pariah states closer together, potentially rekindling a collaborative military-to-military relationship that reaches back decades and heightening the prospect that ballistic missile and nuclear weapons technologies will proliferate.
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Once one of Hollywood's biggest stars — he won two Oscars for "Braveheart" — he became a movie industry pariah in 2006, when he was charged with drunken driving and went on an obscenity-laced, anti-Semitic tirade.
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Robert Griffin III, Washington's 2012 second overall draft pick turned oft-injured pariah, now has the chance to revitalize what was once a very promising career, with Browns head coach Hue Jackson handing him the baton.
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The purpose of the BDS campaign is to turn Israel into an international pariah on the level of apartheid South Africa — a country explicitly seen as, by its very nature, outside the community of civilized nations.
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He also became a pariah in the West, accused of supporting terrorism — Sudan hosted Osama bin Laden in the 1990s — and orchestrating a genocidal purge in the Darfur region that killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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Officials from Police Benevolent Association and its lawyers have noted that Officer Pantaleo was sent by a superior to arrest Mr. Garner for selling loose cigarettes, then was made into a pariah when things went wrong.
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Grain of salt: Pakistan has promised to combat terrorism in the past but officials say there is a real sense of urgency this time, as Prime Minister Imran Khan is worried about becoming an international pariah.
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The team snapped its 83-year run of winning seasons in 2003, and Schultz sold the team to owners who relocated the Sonics to Oklahoma City — making Schultz a pariah among many basketball fans in Seattle.
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And it shows that the country — which, through anticapitalist rhetoric and oil largess, once aimed to challenge the United States as a power in Latin America — is becoming something of a pariah in its own region.
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"When you are dealing with what used to be called 'pariah regimes,' he will quickly eviscerate the the more optimistic policy proposals that presume on the other side's willingness to accept win-win solutions," Feaver said.
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"If Russia continues on its current path then I think that great country is in danger of becoming a pariah nation," Johnson told parliament, calling on anti-war protest groups to demonstrate outside the Russian embassy.
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The man kicked off the decade as a pariah after notoriously interrupting Taylor Swift at the VMAs and ended it by producing operas, gospel albums and condemning the obscenities that once peppered his most celebrated tracks.
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In 1998, a broker contacted him to see if he would consider lending to a Wall Street pariah: Mr. Trump, who was then a casino magnate whose bankruptcies had cost banks hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Once a pariah of euro zone debt markets, 10-year Portuguese government bonds are now trading only 10-11 basis points wider than those of higher-rated Spain, at the tightest spread for at least 25 years.
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The erstwhile queen is increasingly a bit character in the story of King's Landing, a pariah in the making who watches big decisions get announced from a distance, rather than being in the room where they happen.
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Photo: APNorth Korea's infamous nuclear test site, a facility in Punggye-ri in Kilju County, has long been reported to maintain the standards one might expect for a pariah government low on everything but zeal and weaponry.
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Photo: APAt least four defectors from North Korea's Kilju County, the location of the pariah government's notorious Punggye-ri nuclear test site, have tested positive for symptoms of radiation exposure, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.
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The Oscar-winner's first fictional book, titled Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff, is an expanded version of his 2016 audiobook of the same name, which he claimed was written by a mysterious figure named Poppy Pariah.
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We ended up going with a hybrid: my Deputy Tucker had just come to town after living in Pariah, but on the side, he'd also gotten himself wrapped up in the plot to rob the Sweetwater bank.
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Meanwhile, executives from state-owned Russian Railways visited the pariah state in January to propose enhancing railroad cooperation, which includes a railway from Rajin to Khasan and a program to train North Korean students at Russian universities.
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Now poised to become the country's second leader in 37 years, Mnangagwa promised an ambitious, optimistic new direction for the once prosperous country that, under decades of misrule, has become an economic basket-case and international pariah.
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The culture of hockey beats any sort of personality out of a player as soon as he puts on skates as a child, and if that personality survives into adulthood, that player is treated like a pariah.
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For reasons that I wish I could explain to you, but I can't, because I don't understand them, Iggy tells Rachel that Josiah has a "false sense of bravado" and that he's a "pariah" among the men.
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In movies like Pariah or Love & Basketball, the female leads see their mother as an unnecessarily traditionalist presence, but this movie starts from the perspective of a woman who has already bought into her mother's restricting worldview.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a puppet of the United States, and says Venezuela's problems are the result of U.S. sanctions that have hobbled the country's oil exports and made it a pariah in the global financial system.
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The issue has already started to percolate among the state's large Cuban-American population and could have the potential to undo some of the progress that Mr. Trump — a pariah to many Hispanics — had been making there.
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However, Saudi Arabia, with its massive oil reserves and influence in the Middle East, still holds significant sway among world powers and is unlikely to become a pariah state, as evidenced by Trump's recent defense of MBS.
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Thanks to Chinese pressure, Taiwan — an important economic power in its own right, and a model democratic citizen and contributor to every human and humanitarian need — is isolated and treated as an international pariah by most governments.
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Related: Nukes, Millennials, and the Wizard of Oz: What to expect at North Korea's first party Congress in 36 years Diplomats have warned that the sanctions could further inflame the volatile Supreme Leader of the Pariah State.
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Muhammad Ali spoke against the war in Vietnam, often linking it to domestic racial terror, and he paid for his dissent, cast as a villain, a racial pariah, a traitor, a coward, a clueless and unpatriotic dupe.
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But the same "Kemalist Revolution" left behind a traumatized conservative class, which felt itself as "a stranger in your own home, a pariah in your own land," as the Islamist poet Necip Fazil put it in 1949.
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The aim is part of a broader strategy to draw more female voters, done in the service of her party's Islamophobic message and to soften the image of a party long treated as a pariah in France.
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North Korea may be alarming investors with its repeated missile launches, but markets will take the development in stride over the long term unless the threat of the pariah state worsens, Barclays Chairman John McFarlane said Friday.
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Mr. Van Drew, a centrist freshman who was one of the few Democrats to break with the party on Wednesday and oppose impeaching Mr. Trump, began the day as a pariah among members of his old party.
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But the site wasted no time Monday lashing out at Trump's Afghanistan strategy, calling it a "flip flop" and equating his plan to that of former President Obama, a pariah in the eyes of conservative Breitbart readers.
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The Taiwanese chain, 85C, became an overnight pariah in mainland China after Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen visited one of its stores in Los Angeles on Sunday during a stopover on her diplomatic trip to South America.
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And rather than follow his righteous lead, what kind of nation becomes a pariah state in only a very few years, blockaded not only by the Saudis but also by the Emiratis, Bahrainis and even the Egyptians?
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"If Turkey persists in its turn towards Russia and Iran, their economy will suffer, and very soon they will discover the only allies they have are those who encompass the small axis of pariah states," he added.
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In July last year, the internationally beloved Cecil the Lion was shot by big-game hunter and dentist Walter Palmer, who quickly became a pariah of biblical proportions, so Ferrada probably has that to look forward to.
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Caring too much about a US president meeting with an adversary "leads to poisonous atmospheres and creates expectations that pretty much any form of contact between the US government and the pariah regime is toxic," he continued.
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Even if they concluded the texts likely were legit, they dismissed the behavior as flirtation that's unbecoming a Qur'an teacher, but not grounds to make him a pariah or to negate his two decades of service to Islam.
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Belgium, France, Italy and Spain have all drawn record demand for long-dated bond sales in recent weeks, while this week saw former debt market pariah Greece swamped with orders for its first 210-year bond since 22.
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"What started as something that was like, 'oh, all the cool kids are doing it,' now [made you] a bit of a social pariah if you were excusing yourself from conversation to go have a cigarette," he says.
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Mr. Gibson, who has directed his first major film in a decade, "Hacksaw Ridge," planned for release by Lionsgate this year, is trying to finally move past the 2006 anti-Semitic outburst that made him a Hollywood pariah.
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Mr Meciar, meanwhile, tightened his grip and ruled as a semi-authoritarian strongman, slowing the progress of his country's accession to the European Union and briefly making it a regional pariah, until he was democratically displaced in 1998.
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Most Swiss recognise the country needs reform to avoid being blacklisted as a low-tax pariah, but proposals to help companies offset the loss of special status breaks created deep divisions that led to the first package's defeat.
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The Swiss government, wary of being branded a tax avoidance pariah, said on Wednesday it was launching a public consultation on measures to convert anonymous bearer shares in private companies into registered shares which have owners' names attached.
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"When you're in a world where the sociopath is making more sense than the pundits, you better make some quick changes," says Penn, who continues to deny assertions that he is in fact the out of sight Pariah.
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Belgium, France, Italy and Spain have all drawn record demand for long-dated bond sales in recent weeks, while this week saw former debt market pariah Greece swamped with orders for its first 210-year bond since 21998.
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Babis is aiming for a pro-Western administration but political fragmentation in October's election means he needs the pro-Russian Communist party to either support it or abstain, ending the party's pariah status since communism fell in 1989.
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Hardy wouldn't be the first NFL player to become a pariah thanks to his off-field behavior, but I am curious if the NFL will be able to leave him unemployed the way it has with Ray Rice.
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Zimbabwe became a pariah in the West after Mugabe's government was accused of rigging votes and abusing human rights, and over the years it has turned to China for investment to help an economy desperate for new infrastructure.
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Soon after cementing his status as one of Hollywood's hottest directors with the best picture Oscar for "The Deer Hunter" in 1979, he became an industry pariah following the cost overruns and critical savaging of "Heaven's Gate" (653).
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But by the next Winter Olympic Games, held earlier this year in South Korea, even the International Olympic Committee, a body hardly known for taking bold moral stands, felt compelled to treat Putin's Russia as a pariah nation.
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The symbolic switch from Olympic host to pariah-of-the-sports-world is a humiliating turnaround for a country that has long seen Olympic glory as a symbol of national power, experts on Russia and international athletics said.
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"To combat doping, we have to unite, instead of making a pariah of a single country," Svetlana Zhurova, a 2006 ice skating Olympic champion and currently a member of Parliament, was quoted as telling the TASS news agency.
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Were Pakistan (or any other state) to transfer enrichment technology to Saudi Arabia before Riyadh signed the Additional Protocol (and implemented a host of additional safeguards), it would risk expulsion from the NSG and become an international pariah.
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Still, Sue Mi Terry, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said the Games were a chance for the North to present itself as a normal country rather than a pariah state.
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Today Mr. Gupta, a business pariah after the exposure of his stunning breach of corporate trust, not to mention his status as a convicted criminal, wants forgiveness, too — or at least to tell his side of the story.
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Months before he became a drug industry pariah, Mr. Shkreli made a $1 million donation to Hunter College High School, the prestigious Upper East Side school that he attended before going to work on Wall Street at 17.
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From our Opinion section, a story that offers a window into changing racial hierarchies in the U.S.: Italian immigrants went from a pariah status in the 19th century to white Americans in good standing in the 20th century.
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The pariah state's leader Kim Jong Un said in a televised speech on Monday that he would consider sending a delegation to the upcoming games, which will be held in the South Korean city of PyeongChang next month.
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Omar a pariah -- like the House minority leader, Kevin McCarthy -- are free to use the opportunity of her broad jump into the bear trap of anti-Semitic comments to try to even the score on "consequences" for bigotry.
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For example, Colin Powell, former secretary of State and retired four-star general under three Republican presidents, pounded nominee Trump as "a national disgrace" and an "international pariah," and called him a racist because of his birther claim.
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His triumphant image today is in stark contrast to a year ago, when he was a pariah on the world stage, his image as a millennial modernizer in ruins after the murder of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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For its diplomacy to succeed, it's crucial for Washington to maintain pressure on the pariah nation, but Beijing and Moscow are reluctant to do so following April's inter-Korean summit and last month's Trump-Kim meeting, explained Silberstein.
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Until now, North Koreans have been able to enter Malaysia without a visa — one of the few places in the world that allowed such easy access for citizens of a country that is widely viewed as a pariah.
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Farming: Not as easy as it looks Mudbound"Most Anticipated" mentions: 8 Starring: Carey Mulligan, Jason Clarke, Mary J. Blige, Rob Morgan, Jason Mitchell, Garrett HedlundDirector: Dee Rees (Pariah)Premieres: Saturday at the Eccles Theatre, 6:15 p.m.
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The coin also depicts Trump and Kim looking at each other eye to eye, as if they're on equal footing — exactly the kind of status boost that the pariah regime in Pyongyang wants to achieve in this summit.
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But this is a company that should be a pariah, and history will not look kindly on the people who, while sternly shaking their heads, accepted it as a normal part of their industry, their city, or their country.
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His victory in a July 30 election was touted as a crucial step toward shedding the pariah reputation that Zimbabwe gained under Mugabe, as well as securing funding from global lenders like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.
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While toasting Rees in particular, Common, who was also nominated for an Oscar for Best Song, noted the intimacy the director is able to create through her films like Mudbound and Pariah while weaving in themes that are universal.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran's release from sanctions testifies to its new relationship with the United States as it moves from pariah state to regional power, a status that could come at the cost of Saudi Arabia, Washington's chief Arab ally.
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Lawrence's role as the criminal mastermind in Pariah does explain the MiB's interest in his alternate version, though not why the villain decides he doesn't need him anymore, or what he intends to do with Teddy at this point.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Counting began in Zimbabwe on Monday in the first election since the removal of former president Robert Mugabe, a watershed vote that could pull a pariah state back into the international fold and spark an economic revival.
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Russia and Syria have claimed they are targeting "terrorists" in the city but Johnson and said Russia risked becoming a "pariah nation" due to its role in the bombardment and that those involved should be investigated for war crimes.
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Russia's increasing brinkmanship regularly reminds the world of its lethal nuclear capability, while its aggressive probing of international boundaries and norms -- including both physical territory and the cyber domain -- appears recklessly defiant, marginalizing Russia further as an international pariah.
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Sudan has been rocked since December when anger over rising bread prices and shortages turned into protests against Bashir that culminated in the military removing him after a three-decade rule where he became a pariah in Western eyes.
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He lost his father and became a pariah in Castle Rock as a child, and he's losing his mother to dementia and his clients to an unsympathetic system, but he still seems significantly less damaged and fragile than Camille.
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Some said they expected Beijing to offer Pyongyang a slap on the wrist, but others predicted that the pariah state's dubious claims of a hydrogen bomb could move the Chinese closer to the other regional leaders' point of view.
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Just last year, Kim was an international pariah, denounced for his weapons tests and dire human rights record, including what the US and South Korea say was the murder of his own half brother Kim Jong Nam, in Malaysia.
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But while Ike, for his sins, winds up a pariah and eventually dies of an overdose, Anna, rechristened Tina by her Svengali-like husband, rises from the depths, to greater glory solo than she ever achieved under his boot.
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Yet Trump continues to treat Russian President Vladimir Putin like a peer, rather than a pariah who controls a gangster state that orders the assassinations of enemies in countries that are close American allies such as the United Kingdom.
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The only person excited about this is Spicer himself, and for good reason: He should be a pariah, but here he is at the Emmys, being given a literal podium to make the case that he's not a monster.
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Gambians are now looking to the man nicknamed "no drama Adama" because of his cool, calm collectedness, to reverse 22 years under Jammeh's erratic rule that have hurt the economy and made the popular holiday destination a regional pariah.
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As head of the political wing of the IRA during its bombing campaigns in 1980s Britain, Adams was a pariah and banned from speaking on British airwaves, forcing television stations to dub his voice with that of an actor.
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Zimbabweans began voting on Monday in the first election since the removal of former president Robert Mugabe, a watershed vote they hope will rid the country of its global pariah status and spark a recovery in its failed economy.
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And the White House will need Ryan's cooperation to pass legislation, so it's in Clinton's interest for the Wisconsinite to remain an effective conference leader even if others would prefer to make him a political pariah among Trump supporters.
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Op-Ed Contributors We now know how many cruise missiles it takes to turn you from pariah to respected member of the American foreign policy establishment: 59 — the number President Trump fired on a Syrian government airfield on Thursday.
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Mudbound is bigger and more ambitious in just about respect – it's the sprawling saga of two intertwined families, one black and one white, in the post-WWII South – but maintains the intimacy and empathy that made Pariah so affecting.
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Sanctions are powerful, but can take time to work, especially when they're targeted at a state like North Korea that has been a pariah for decades and was already largely cut off from the global financial and economic system.
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Hopes had been high before the election that it would end Zimbabwe's pariah status and launch an economic recovery, but unrest in the aftermath has left the country deeply divided and brought back uncomfortable reminders of its violent past.
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Despite Russia's semi-pariah status among some Americans and U.S. allies, the Kremlin has long been trying to arrange a summit, betting that Putin and Trump will get on well and stop a sharp downwards spiral in bilateral ties.
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Because Kim has expressed zero interest in denuclearization, Mattis has little chance of resuming multi-nation talks, Hill noted, adding that the best option for Trump is to slow the pariah state's nuclear program, which can't be done without Beijing's help.
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Mnangagwa, who is attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, the first time by a Zimbabwean president, is trying to break with past policies of Mugabe in a bid to lure foreign investment and end the country's international pariah status.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Polls opened on Monday in Zimbabwe's first election since the removal of former president Robert Mugabe, a watershed vote Zimbabweans hope will rid the country of its global pariah status and spark a recovery in its failed economy.
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