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1. So Tragus was considered a pariah
2. By this time, the Saparians understood well enough
3. No one said thank you, and South Africa became the pariah of the world overnight
4. The story goes on to indicate that an angry response to the loss of some status can lead to the loss of all status, except possibly that of pariah
5. He’d been in Canada for ten years now so he qualified for citizenship and a Canadian passport, valued in those years when South Africa was becoming a pariah state
6. Like a fool, I believed him, and paid a huge price both in terms of nearly being disbarred and becoming a pariah in whose face all prospective employers’ doors were slammed
7. “kulak bastards,’’ screaming Bloodsuckers!” They had sold themselves on the idea that the so-called “kulaks” were pariahs, untouchable, vermin
8. The years had gone by in this manner in their slow southward migration, always unwelcome, always the pariah, an unwelcome and feared stranger in every land they passed through
9. restored hope and dignity to the pariahs; hope, dignity and creativity to the
10. Cowbirds no longer traveled and now had no excuse for this habit, which made them pariahs of the bird communities
11. “Yeah! Don't treat us like pariahs,” Bilo cheered for no reason and then checked herself out in the mirror opposite
12. He identified himself, begged them to give him refuge in that house which during his nights as a pariah he had remembered as the last redoubt of safety left for him in life
13. Even though he was loyal to Israel, he believed that too many lies and abuses had been made in the name of Israel lately, and that right wing extremists had hijacked the national agenda, turning progressively his beloved country into an international pariah
14. “If you really considered her part of your navy, then you would not have treated her like a pariah from the start
15. pariah, but I can genuinely state that my own resolve of initiation to
16. � HOWEVER, YOU HAVE UP TO NOW COLLECTIVELY TREATED MAJOR LAPLANTE, WHO HAS MORE THAN PROVEN HER WORTH BOTH IN BATTLE AND ON STAFF DUTIES, LIKE A PARIAH
17. Yes, we were not cast into camps or liquidated for speaking our minds, but the new villages were miniature camps and any dissent made pariahs of dissenters
18. However, because of those personal reservations, she had been considered too nice for her kind, the main reason she had been treated like a pariah in her place of origin, forcing her real mother to exile her on Earth in order to protect her
19. The Water’s Edge, 141, The Strand, Russell had been built in 1972 on a two acre site that enjoyed riparian rights that made it one of the most sought after properties in the bay
20. His whole family are pariahs
21. Almost immediately he became a pariah and was forced to flee the
22. Mani Shankar Aiyar’s unwise snobbery had been superbly marketed to win public sympathy for the so-called social pariah
23. This family are pariahs of the Tibetan
24. He was a pariah
25. He’d become a pariah
26. Last but not least, Perseus makes it quite clear that it is OK to slay women that have been unchaste and are social pariahs
27. These were desperate and violent times, and the CoG that historically always had the Greek people on its side, was now a social pariah
28. school would be cancelled for a few days and I wouldn’t have to endure the whispers and pariah status I was currently residing in
29. Still, this pariah state of sand and desert had seas of oil and natural gas in its underbelly and international companies, whose only allegiance is to money and the commodities that produce it, kept pumping it out and pumping dollars in
30. Then consumers will become social pariahs, and be put into rehabilitation centers together with drug addicts and coffee drinkers
31. The greediest would become social pariahs
32. Because the breadfruit was destined expressly to be food for the lowest black slaves in West Indian plantations it became a pariah: nobody who was not a slave wanted to associate themselves with such a foul connection as eating the food of slaves
33. Treated as a pariah nation by the other European nations and England, their response to become more Nationalistic than the any other Nation
34. You or I would have been labeled as a social pariah, and we would have had to deal with the incident for the rest of our lives
35. He felt connected to the riparian corridor, he belonged here
36. Motives for love and sex and the two confused, the futile spurt held up as a pariah, the insecurities, the histories held but unsaid, don’t speak, don’t act, just sit and listen and read and die
37. Baldwin Brown says,—'In place of a great human family of sorrow, struggle, and aspiration, amidst which, as the brother of the poorest and the saddest, the Savior moved, they give us a few godlike, lofty forms,—or say that they give us, men complain that they cannot see them,—endowed with a nature that cannot perish, and like unto the angels, moving about as the Brahmins of creation, amidst innumerable creatures who look like them, speak like them, love like them, but are perishing pariahs born from the dust
38. Surely no valid objection can be raised against such teaching, on the ground that it 'gives us a few godlike lofty forms’ of Brahmins, amidst 'innumerable creatures who look like them, speak like them, but are perishing pariahs
39. I don't think the Parian Psyche Laurie gave lost any of its beauty because John put up the bracket it stood upon, that any upholsterer could have draped the plain muslin curtains more gracefully than Amy's artistic hand, or that any store-room was ever better provided with good wishes, merry words, and happy hopes than that in which Jo and her mother put away Meg's few boxes, barrels, and bundles, and I am morally certain that the spandy new kitchen never could have looked so cozy and neat if Hannah had not arranged every pot and pan a dozen times over, and laid the fire all ready for lighting the minutèMis
40. Her dress, which was that of the women of Epirus, consisted of a pair of white satin trousers, embroidered with pink roses, displaying feet so exquisitely formed and so delicately fair, that they might well have been taken for Parian marble, had not the eye been undeceived by their movements as they constantly shifted in and out of a pair of little slippers with upturned toes, beautifully ornamented with gold and pearls
41. I’m going to hide out long enough to watch Lance Nicholas Dunne become a worldwide pariah, to watch Nick be arrested, tried, marched off to prison, bewildered in an orange jumpsuit and handcuffs
42. “You’d be my pariah, and I’d love you no matter what, and I’d shield you from everything,” Desi said
43. Banks have been very cheap because they are pariahs and as above, opaque
44. “Welcome to the house of pariahs, Mr
45. Being treated like a pariah is harder on me than it is on Kate
46. Grave and obscure questions, to the last of which every physiologist would probably have responded no, and that without hesitation, had he beheld at Toulon, during the hours of repose, which were for Jean Valjean hours of revery, this gloomy galley-slave, seated with folded arms upon the bar of some capstan, with the end of his chain thrust into his pocket to prevent its dragging, serious, silent, and thoughtful, a pariah of the laws which regarded the man with wrath, condemned by civilization, and regarding heaven with severity
47. Yet it was merely a very pretty drawing-room, and within it a boudoir, both spread with white carpets, on which seemed laid brilliant garlands of flowers; both ceiled with snowy mouldings of white grapes and vine-leaves, beneath which glowed in rich contrast crimson couches and ottomans; while the ornaments on the pale Parian mantelpiece were of sparkling Bohemian glass, ruby red; and between the windows large mirrors repeated the general blending of snow and fire
48. By the mistress of the house—who is an evil woman—she is treated like a pariah; but she has the bearing of a child who is of the blood of kings!"
49. ; and the Parian Marble records 155 that he was the first to exhibit a drama and to receive the tragic prize εν αστει
