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Similarly, current deals with pariahs Sudan and Iran represent a sort of diplomatic arbitrage.

Bankers, having brought the world economy to its knees, have become pariahs overnight and a target of people's rage.

True friends do not become pariahs just because they disagree with you.

On the unedifying side, numerous fellow Singaporeans have treated their healthcare professionals like pariahs .

In our health conscious times they are often regarded as the pariahs of the office tea round.

Rogue states: China has a bad habit of supporting international pariahs, and Washington would very much like it to stop.

Should we not be thinking of smokers as indulgent risk-takers rather than pariahs?

This effect remains until the Pariahs are eliminated.

In 2011, war might indeed be the result: the question is which of the three pariahs is most likely to light the fuse.

Despite the trading frenzy, Fannie and Freddie have become pariahs.

We should be treating them as pariahs, subjecting them at every opportunity to withering scorn.

The former giants of finance are pariahs.

S. firm and the bin Ladens had become local pariahs, but also because Carlyle was particularly active in the aerospace and defense sectors.

We're the pariahs of society.

In English we have been calling such unlucky or antisocial entities pariahs for about 200 years.