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He had been known as the ruthless leader of a pariah state, a butcher, a delusional man divorced from reality.

And to root out of his mind the idea of caste superiority, he cleaned a pariah's house with his long and neglected hair.

Paul Parish came out to me, too, and was mortally afraid of being branded a social pariah.

Third, North Korea is not just a fellow pariah to Myanmar, it is a partner, perhaps even in the clandestine trade in the nuclear black arts.

BEGGING for government help would have made you a pariah in most parts of the high-tech industry a few months ago.

If Iran does not halt its nuclear programme, its rulers should expect their country to be treated as an international pariah.

In recent years, only the pariah government of Burma and a few rebel groups have laid significant numbers of mines.

Work colleagues, who may formerly have been friendly and supportive, melt away and the target is left feeling like a pariah and an outcast.

Sanctions, and worries over reputational risk about operating in a pariah country, have been major investment deterrents.

Several years ago, Libya was primed to dole out some of the billions the oil state held in cash during its time as an international pariah.

Its vetoing of western efforts to rein in Zimbabwe's pariah regime is one recent example of a holdover non-aligned mentality.

Nuclear-armed India, it notes, was once a pariah and is now courted by America with offers of nuclear help.

The memos provide a glimpse, in often candid language, into how Wall Street is grappling with its pariah status.

Over the years, Hummer shifted from a brawny status symbol that drew attention on the road into an automotive pariah.

Gavin Newsom, a hero to the left for his stance on gay marriage, is an ideological pariah to the right.

The pariah state had long said it wanted an accommodation with the United States that guaranteed its security.

Havana, once a pariah, has returned to the international fold and recently hosted leaders from Latin America, Asia, Russia and the EU.

His rule has seen him go from revolutionary hero to international pariah, to valued strategic partner and back to pariah again.

Its international pariah status means that North Korea has become heavily reliant on China, the only major power it can count on as an ally.

By the time we reached Zimbabwe, I was nervous about dealing with officialdom in a country that has become a pariah state.

Dr. Kawash's expertise is in American culture and gender studies, but some nutritionists share her views on the pariah status of candy.

So-called "pariah funds" did beat the most popular sectors, but they also failed to beat the average.

Biofuels are neither a panacea nor a pariah but like all technologies they represent both opportunities and challenges.

North Korea's third nuclear test represents a challenge to all countries interested in the future of the pariah state.

Its consequence was to win Eritrea the label of pariah state.

If the accusations stick, the national side risks becoming an international pariah.

IF YOU smoke, you will become a gruesome pariah with Dickensian teeth who abuses children and dies early and alone.

For many years, Gaddafi denied involvement, resulting in UN sanctions and Libya's status as a pariah state.

China's demand for natural resources to fuel its factories takes it to other pariah statessuch as Burma, Sudan and Iran.

For the past decade, Gaddafi has worked to redeem his pariah status and get the economic sanctions imposed on Libya lifted.

Beijing has shown no moral constraints in doing business with pariah states, he says.

Aside from pariah states, such as North Korea and Burma, few countries have considered China powerful enough to play off against the US.

His removal by force, however, has made Honduras a pariah among regional nations.

Prior to 2001 Washington viewed Iran as a dangerous but isolated pariah state.

Slavery's path from international norm to pariah began with moral outrage.

Afterall China was a pariah country in the world just like today's North Korea until Nixon's 1972 visit.

A small country with many foes cannot afford to become a pariah.

As Gilliam's superb movie explained, the line between patriot and pariah is a fearsomely thin one.

Christmas 2009: Christmas Fayre: Santa Claus: a public health pariah?

The price of aggression will be pariah status.

Ali became a pariah, loathed by many white fans and most established sportswriters.

China is a pariah and would sell their own mother.

So a pariah is someone or something we are not very happy with.

He's now a pariah.

Will you not flee and label me pariah?

Glancing across a few web hits on the word pariah I see that

Does he hold political power among the Awakened, or is he a pariah? Are you still loyal to him or do you prefer to forget him?

Iceland risks being treated as a pariah among nations if it doesn't figure out how to pay off its debts

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The "Pariah" 's Awareness and Struggle of Re-gaining Rights in the Southeast in Modern Times

a mother who didn't put out chocolate Easter eggs was treated as a pariah by her family

Secularizing Process and the Solution of Pariah Question

To the leader, the pariah, the victim, the messiah