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The White House wants to turn foreigners fighting for ISIS and other militant groups into global pariahs.

Pariahs in elite media circles, reporters there tend to revel in being the bad boys and girls at the garden party.

The film seeks to humanize these four pariahs of the medical profession.

In the United States, Jewish officials warn that Jews who defend Zionism risk becoming pariahs on their college campuses.

The question then remains: how do you make a deal with a country whose diplomats you have just made pariahs?

I was informed that they waited to see if any relations would come to carry it away, if not it would be removed by the pariahs.

The poor Sa lead the life of pariahs, and are hated and chased by all other natives of South Africa.

In the way of direct information we simply know that the Pariahs, or outcasts, of Kumaon are called Doms.

As pariahs before a vision of paradise we stood and yearned toward that disreputable hulk.

On the road, he noticed those pariahs whom society does not want or who do not want society.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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