Firstly, that outsider groups can, and do, problematise their own history and reconstruct it to solve present day tensions. |
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His best effort yet came at Roland Garros in June, but he went down to a surprise defeat to outsider Martin Verkerk in the semi-finals. |
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Their detective is an outsider on every count and the violence is meted out against a community which is marginalised and forgotten. |
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The last time I raced a front-wheel-drive car was a Mini in 1962 so I'm very much a rank outsider which is an ideal position to be in. |
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The plane is a metaphor for his remoteness, his aloneness, his posture as an observer, an outsider. |
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I believe it was to paint himself as a passionate misfit, a permanent outsider and underdog. |
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Rita is an outsider, a teenage misfit who sticks out all the more next to the monotony of the lives around her. |
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Watch for an Irish outsider in the supreme novice hurdle and an Irish winner of the Coral Cup. |
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To an outsider trying to decipher the roots of such conflicts, the situation is, well, Kafkaesque. |
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She portrays him as an outsider in the rarefied academic atmosphere of Oxford university. |
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As an outsider, I am of course not entitled to a view about who deserves beatification or canonization. |
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He could use a Hellenistic idea like the pleroma, but he was still an outsider. |
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It can be quite emotional and a lot of people have a lot of hang-ups so I think I found it easier as an outsider. |
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It seems a bit of a storm in a teacup to an outsider but maybe within his own professional group it was important to him. |
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It suggests to the outsider that he must have been exceptionally vague, and probably contradictory. |
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To be sure, Dan Rather's half-hour broadcasts venture unawares into the realm of outsider art. |
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In such cases the outsider typically is a young man who moved into San Pedro to work as a mozo for a Pedrano family with sizable land holdings. |
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Both the languages are so close that an outsider may mistake Oriya for Assamese. |
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Despite another excellent outsider film, the director is maintaining, straight-faced, that he's not necessarily drawn to outsider stories. |
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If any group of white ethnics should have a sense of what it is to be an outsider and underdog, it should be the Irish. |
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An outsider might simplistically equate this action with a straightforward crackdown on democratic aspirations for political freedom. |
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It's tempting to dismiss them altogether as pushovers, but I also sympathize with their outsider pathos. |
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He is a wonderfully understated character with the gentle knowing presence of an outsider who understands. |
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More important, it helps support the locals first, rather than greasing the palm of an outsider or some foreign agency. |
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But gradually, he makes his way in a small Southern town where he gets a job as a mechanic, and befriends a young boy who is also an outsider. |
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To an outsider, hipster jeans appear to be intended to put the insider's buttocks into a straitjacket while they liberate her navel. |
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I am HIV-negative and though I have lost many friends and acquaintances to AIDS, I was and still am an outsider to the issue. |
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In the beginning there are notes on Thai transliteration, always a problem to the outsider and to the Thais. |
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An outsider can feel it too, when a soldier swaggers up to your vehicle and orders the bonnet to be opened. |
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For all his renown as an economist, he was something of an outsider in the economics profession. |
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There were the popular kids and then there was me, the outsider who didn't belong to any of the categories that made up our school. |
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Imprinted people live in their own world of symbols, and their behavior to an outsider would appear strange. |
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We were looking for a word to express the feeling of being an outsider in society, like watching a movie all the time. |
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This strange childhood always made him feel like an outsider and music and art were his dual forms of escape. |
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People had loved her mother, but the daughter had always been considered and oddball, an outsider. |
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Born in tough, blue-collar Pittsburgh to a Polish immigrant family, he was an outsider from the start. |
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I profess it sometimes is difficult to fit in a society that always considers you an outsider. |
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These are not works of an isolate, primitive, or emotionally distraught outsider. |
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But there's still a slim chance that the outsider will win, and that will be enough to keep people watching. |
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Despite being rated as the rank outsider in the contest, Ms Shortall said she believes a large number of members are undecided. |
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I'd never have picked dog number 3, a rank outsider with little chance, but I put down my money with complete confidence. |
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It would be especially memorable for Ringrose, who travelled to the grand prix in Rome in 1961 as a rank outsider but came away with the title. |
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A visual feast, it brilliantly captures the perilousness of being an animal, and an outsider, in a cruel bipedal world. |
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The latest edition of Raw Vision reports on the growing interest in a highly collectable strand of outsider art, the Victorian Spar Box. |
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If they were at a public pool, even those at their own apartment complexes, members would leave if an outsider showed up improperly dressed. |
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To an outsider it seems self-evident which way the Danes and the Swedes must vote in their referenda. |
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But this sense of being on outsider is not peculiar to the Irish, but rather to the writer. |
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His is presumably a view of the outsider looking in-now a declared political observer, an elder statesman and senior citizen. |
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Others are angry but matter-of-fact about a lifestyle that seems unbearably grim to the outsider. |
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An outsider could immediately sense the dispirited pessimism that overtook Azariya. |
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Williamson, even as an outsider, always felt the Edinburgh derby was a major fixture. |
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Both by the solitary nature of her visionary experience and by the ecclesiastical condemnation, Joan was an outsider. |
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Among Chaldeans, most exogamous marriages bring an outsider into the community, rather than resulting in the loss of a member. |
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But as an unknown to many of his would be constituents, he was branded a carpetbagger and a wealthy outsider. |
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Since he's already fighting the perception that he's an exotic outsider, he can't be seen as too insidery with the Euro-crats. |
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Their understanding and interpretation is apt to be different from that of an outsider. |
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Just try and explain to an outsider what it is you really do in the part of your job where you directly counsel kids. |
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The conversion of the Parliament from an outsider to an insider position has drawn to it an ever wider range of interests. |
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That accolade was the final confirmation of Dragila's metamorphosis from quirky outsider to exalted global personality. |
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Leon thinks companies should never let visitors in without escorts and should issue badges that clearly show someone is an outsider. |
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Although the family returned to England in 1933, Spike retained the sensibility of an outsider, an iconoclast and a rebel. |
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He received an Anglocentric education and at the same time learned that he was an outsider. |
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Popular and prize-winning, these angst-ridden accounts of the aspiring outsider seem to sweep the bestseller stakes. |
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Edwards tried to make a virtue of his inexperience by running as a Washington outsider. |
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I have absolutely no bosom friends in the club and am only an interested outsider. |
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When I visit the rez, I am an outsider... so I get treated with some suspicion. |
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Did anyone you researched think of themselves not as rogue scientists but as outsider artists, with a sheen of irony around their projects? |
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Jean Chretien is an outsider, an arriviste, and a rags-to-riches political scrapper. |
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In his memoir, Verghese moves deftly between portrayals of himself as outsider and insider. |
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It is by no means easy to gain access to that tight legal circle and I am the first outsider to have breached the walls. |
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Sometimes we don't even have to open our mouths to broadcast our outsider status and offend the locals. |
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To an outsider, it's one of the hardest things to understand about the company, but the benefits are plain to see on stage. |
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Learning to love his outsider status has got him this far, which feels like a vindication. |
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But despite all the uncertainty and bustle it seems, admittedly to an outsider, that the older generation is coping admirably. |
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I was an outsider, a foreigner, not even an employee and we talked about anything and everything. |
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Goods brought by outsider merchants were to be sold only in official marketplaces, without any interference from hosts or forestallers. |
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Paul, as the outsider, with his British accent, is a breath of fresh air and glamour that upsets the balance in the stuffy little town. |
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With his dark suit, greasy hair and gammy leg, he is an outsider who has to survive in a selfish, immoral society. |
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Too any outsider looking at them, they might have looked like they were very uncomfortable sitting with each other, opposite ends of the daybed. |
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Despite his outsider status and the opprobrium it generates, he won't give in. |
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Being a stepchild, she noted, set her as an outsider within a family, and gave her a yearning to conform. |
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Cain has responded to past criticism by casting himself as an outsider taking on the Republican power structure. |
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You can only ever see it from an outsider and comment on it with the rueful wisdom of a non participant. |
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Where did acclaimed outsider artist Henry Darger draw inspiration for his dreamlike murals? |
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He was the outsider who was on intimate terms with them, communicating through comic mime with expressions and gestures that became a well known code. |
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But the actor felt like an outsider, and by 13, was ditching school to smoke pot and drink. |
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Adam Scott, the 23-year-old Aussie with Lancastrian roots, was considered an outsider until his magnificent victory in the Players' Championship at Sawgrass 10 days ago. |
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A touching passage, one of the piece's several trios, casts the tiny, hoydenish Julie Tice as a childlike outsider yearning to be part of a teen-dream romance. |
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To an outsider the banter, the seeming indifference to the awful things being done to the patient in this room in the cause of health, are shocking. |
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So, at seventeen, Andersen found himself in a classroom with eleven-year-olds, again an outsider and at the mercy of a mean-spirited, manipulative headmaster. |
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Many have come to revere him as an iconoclastically charming artist or even a sort of outsider artist, while just as many really can't stand the guy. |
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Plus, Roche added, since running as an outsider in 2010, Ellmers has cozied up to leadership. |
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An Episcopalian, Miller is an outsider to the megachurch movement. |
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The scapegoat is invariably an outsider, existing at the margins of a community, and resisting its core values. |
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The relationship with outsider art persists, however, because of the obsessiveness of his work and its disregard for the canons of Western figuration. |
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Some of this, she suspects, is because gay men have been emboldened by their sexual outsider status. |
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This makes Cannadine something of an outsider, and The undivided Past has been the subject of denunciations and ridicule. |
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It was one thing for intimates to make light of Shawn's squeamish quirks, but he was an outsider goofing on a dignified old man whose job he was about to take. |
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It would have looked slightly odd to an outsider, a noblewoman all but begging her brother's squire not to make her trudge through the woods after a mysterious cry. |
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Fortunately, however, the book is much more than a tale of the shameless arrivisme and social contortions of an outsider determined to be accepted by the British upper class. |
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Jazz was outsider music that moved mainstream, and then with bebop moved back on the edges. |
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We've always argued about America a lot, whether her immigrant perceptions were always valid or sometimes just the untutored observations of an outsider. |
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She is no outsider, but a talented draftswoman whose upbringing in a family of steamfitters afforded her familiarity with the milieu of pipes, valves and boilers. |
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To the outsider, unfamiliar with the Machiavellian world of Olympic politics, Gadir may have seemed a surprising choice as his country's IOC representative. |
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It will take an outsider to untangle the pernicious insiders' club that Berlusconi created in the Italian government. |
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Instead of horses for courses, they're going for another outsider. |
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When a self-communing thinker enunciates a figure of speech within the privacy of the mind, this figuration, unmindful of any outsider, is above all true to the subject's hidden character. |
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So what do I, a relative outsider to the indie game dev community, have to add to this fraught conversation? |
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The film's winning conclusion is also its best twist, a droll and charming take on nonconformity, infused with a lesson about living with an outsider status. |
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For that kind of money they will need to bet on a rank outsider. |
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As Dean has shown, the best way for an outsider to prove his readiness for prime-time politics is to run for the White House with unflagging determination. |
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Their view will be that of the outsider, the visitor, the tourist. |
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Given the ethnic tensions in the area, however, my outsider status and association with a North American farm manager helped provide access to both Kikuyu and Meru fanners. |
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I chose to tell the story through the eyes of an impressionable outsider. |
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Returning to Edinburgh last year after nearly two decades living and working in London, I went through the usual phase of seeing my country in new light, as an outsider. |
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From his youth, he had styled himself as a foreigner and an outsider. |
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The college faculty can be pretty clannish, so it's difficult to be an outsider there. |
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That made me even more of an outsider, a freak some people said. |
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In this way, Jenna Hamilton is a reimagining of the sensitive outsider, engineered for the digital era. |
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Suddenly alarm bells start going off when you realise that not only will you not be getting flowers but even the prospect of a card is a rank outsider. |
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She was an outsider who came inside, and she made the insiders that much better. |
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Beem was a rank outsider to take the title at the start of the week but a final round of 68 gave him a one-shot victory over a charging Tiger Woods. |
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Any sort of distinctive term just emphasizes that she is supposed to be considered an outsider. |
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The fear makes them actually misperceive innocent social situations, viewing every glance or conversation with an outsider as absolute proof of abandonment. |
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He is proud to be an outsider, beyond reach, unaffected by the social pressures that affect normal mortals. |
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The Comedians By Graham Greene The granddaddy of all outsider books on Haiti, by the granddaddy of outsiders. |
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The advantage I have as an outsider coming in is that you see things afresh, and you don't have the baggage of who you played for and what you did. |
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Pressler, who served in Congress for a total of 22 years in both the House and Senate, can hardly be called an outsider. |
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Mating with a cousin or brother is safer than risking life and limb to mate with an outsider. |
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What gives corporal Kincaid his outsider status is his war experience. |
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Here the father was an outsider since, following the rule of uxorilocal residence, he had moved here at marriage. |
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Robert Cowell's six-year-old just held on by a short head from fellow outsider Medicean Man. |
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Recurring themes in his operas include the struggle of an outsider against a hostile society and the corruption of innocence. |
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Kauto's eclipse overshadowed a wonderful success for the hard-working Bowen, whose rank outsider traded at 209-1 inrunning on Betfair. |
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The bus system is highly complex and can be rather confusing to an outsider. |
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With little political experience, Hofeld is portraying himself as an outsider, an antipolitician. |
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His accounts of India are among the oldest records of Indian civilization by an outsider. |
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However, Sam Poots's dog still has to answer the stamina question having just held off outsider Lode Star in the first semi-final. |
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But he remained a resented outsider, and the northern British kingdoms preferred to ally with the pagan Norse of Dublin. |
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Insiders can be non-starters because they've been in a job long enough to have powerful enemies who'll lobby for an outsider. |
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His elder brother was already a pupil, and Olivier gradually settled in, though he felt himself to be something of an outsider. |
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Daytrader is an outsider but Orientate is hot favourite with the British bookies. |
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Marco Fu and Ryan Day are 9-1 shots with Dominic Dale 16-1 outsider of the septet. |
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Long an outsider in Western politics, Portugal came in from the cold after the 1974 Carnation Revolution. |
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Throughout almost his entire life Conrad was an outsider and felt himself to be one. |
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George Cloooney is the firm's 4-5 favourite for his role in Hawaiibased tearjerker The Descendants with Brad Pitt the 28-1 outsider. |
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Johnny was an outsider at this years karate tournament, but he still managed to win second place out of sheer determination. |
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In 2005, Shirley and Simon Young became the first married outsider couple in history to obtain citizenship on Pitcairn. |
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Moreover, the powerful outsider can play one oligopolist against another in achieving attractive terms. |
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Its strong religious traditions have inspired striking works by outsider artists who have been shown nationally. |
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The outsider was aware that payment of chiefery to the lord was the norm, but that some within the lordship were refusing to pay it. |
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Hund, however, acknowledges the difficulty of an outsider knowing the dimensios of these criteria that depend on an internal point of view. |
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When it comes to the eternal triangle of principle, politics and pocket, principle is a 1000-1 outsider. |
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But on all known form, recent Easter Cup hero Ardkill Jamie should show the way to the bend with the rank outsider Hi Dizz a possible challenger on his inside. |
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Stablemate Dean Iarracht was the 4-1 favourite for the Redcar heat, with fellow Dods inmate Mister Tinktastic a 13-2 chance but both were found lacking against the outsider. |
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As the most extensive interactions the Ancient Greeks had with any outsider was with the Persians, the term persisted, even long after the Persian rule in Greece. |
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On one level, of course, as an outsider, one is tempted to follow Bowra's own prescription and delight in the comedy of it all, the dottiness of human behavior. |
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She recognized that in many ways Tiffany was isolated from both her Black and White peers and was truly an outsider within two disparate peer groups. |
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On outsider Melodize he led from one and a half furlongs out in the 5f Follow Redcarracing on Facebook and Twitter Handicap, holding off 7-4 favourite Irish Boy. |
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Being outside the mainstream can give one distance and objectivity, often equipping the outsider with insights and a self-critical perceptiveness that eludes others. |
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He felt himself to be an outsider, not only musically, but socially. |
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Odds-on punters were all set to tear up their betting tickets when outsider Papal Bull scorched past the favourite with just a furlong left to run. |
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With the challenger from the Czech Republic out of the race, 6-1 shot Spot Thedifference collared 50-1 outsider Star Performance for a three-quarter-length success. |
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O'Brien is responsible for the 7-4 favourite Jan Vermeer, impressive winner of the Gallinule Stakes, as well as Midas Touch and rank outsider At First Sight. |
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In the kibbutz archive, the kibbutznik is the archon, the Arab is the outsider, and the Moroccan Jew Abutbul is an outsider, too, but slightly less so. |
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Vandeweghe is 6-1 to upset third seed Zvonareva, but rather than tilt at windmills it may pay instead to back the outsider at 11-4 with Hills to win a set. |
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George Margarson sent out Barathea Guest to finish third in the Guineas in 2000 and he is hoping rank outsider Imperial Guest can spring a surprise and edge into the frame. |
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Like Tanner he is an orator, an outsider, a rebel against the existing political and social order, who believes that society misdistributes wealth horribly. |
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