Everett is as much of a social pariah as Maud.
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The sporting hero had become a fallen idol and social pariah.
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Upon her return to Brooklyn, Weldon was branded a social pariah.
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Nicholas is a social pariah, mocked for his strange features and odd manner.
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Shelley returned to England, a social pariah due to her scandalous relationship with Percy.
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It's a story about a reindeer whose glowing nose turned him into a social pariah.
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Unless you were particularly cruel or a social pariah, everyone gave and received in equal measure.
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And Harvey Weinstein, now facing criminal charges for alleged rape, is a social pariah for perfectly good reasons.
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I was a very bookish kid and very nerdy and a social pariah for a fair part of my childhood.
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Don't be a social pariah—avoid the hellscape of awkward behavior and secondhand embarrassment by never, ever breaking these ironclad rules.
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A former prosti-kitty, she once "haunted many a low resort" and is now a social pariah among the snotty Jellicles.
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In season one, Veronica was a social pariah at her school, devoted to solving the murder of her best friend, Lilly.
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Unless you want to become a social pariah, you can't listen to the Grado GW100s outside; but inside, they're beyond fabulous.
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A colleague at work had the gall to break up with his boyfriend and is now a social pariah with a 2.4 ranking.
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Not to mention, they are really cute, and I'm not walking around in giant underwear and pads like some sort of social pariah.
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Weinstein desperately tried to avoid becoming a social pariah by reminding the Democrats that, for all his faults, he was one of them.
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Like Lewinsky, Clark became a social pariah, and the American public was especially cruel about her appearance and personal life during the trail.
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Con: That huge scene takes place in front of children and other happy couples, highlighting you as the sad social pariah you really are.
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Kevin is eccentric, pretentious, and a total social pariah because he breaks the rigid ideas of behavioral expectations set by his peers both online and offline.
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While you don't want to "actively turn your child into a social pariah," she says you shouldn't necessarily worry if they are more of a loner.
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Nope—a deadlocked jury and a reluctant prosecutor sprung him from Riker's, but the dirty looks he gets from neighbors suggest he's now a social pariah.
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Once her father's Ponzi scheme blows up and she loses her job at Lockhart & Lee — now that she's a social pariah — how will she reconstruct her identity?
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But the boy agonizes over his status as a shelterless social pariah, as well as his potentially impending nuclear annihilation, and that destroys his relationship with his father.
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In university, I became a social pariah and the poster child for "faggots" after being outed by my best friend on a campus that waged a 'War on Homosexuality.
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In either case, if you didn't want to be a social pariah in late 1990s Montreal, you learned how to look semi-decent while gliding around on a frozen surface.
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Katherene is dehumanized and demonized by people who can't even correctly pronounce her name, and don't really know the true story behind the viral story that made her a social pariah.
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She had to endure a harrowing three years' internment in Holloway prison during World War II for supporting her husband's activities and, on release, the permanent status of a social pariah.
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But she can also become a social pariah, which is why it's important to resist the urge to grab anything that looks like kindling and toss it on the anti-Trump flame.
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Some of them may also have noticed that, in addition to turning you into a social pariah who should probably start buying Kleenex wholesale, allergies can also make your skin look like shit.
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Mr. Madoff lost both his sons while incarcerated (one died of cancer) and was unable to attend their funerals; is a social pariah, almost universally condemned; and has spent 11 years in federal prison.
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"What started as something that was like, 'oh, all the cool kids are doing it,' now [made you] a bit of a social pariah if you were excusing yourself from conversation to go have a cigarette," he says.
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"What you see in the play is that a man can get away with murder, and a woman has to tread very carefully in order not to become a social pariah," she said, noting that the same rule applies among theater directors.
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Just because I love "Doctor Who" and have read every Douglas Adams book twice doesn't mean that I am a social pariah, even if it does occasionally make people at cocktail parties excuse themselves to refresh their drinks by leaving the building.
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Much in the same way, this one goes for a social pariah in Sierra (Shannon Purser) falling for the dreamboat next door angle (Noah Centineo), only our current dreamboat mistakes Sierra for a more popular girl (Kristine Froseth) through a modern day game of catfishing.
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"Being one of the first people who spoke out and advocated publicly at a time when I guess folks weren't recognized — not only were they not safe to live authentically, but it could be worse beyond being ostracized and becoming a social pariah, it was illegal."
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After Tina took them the morning before school, she found herself not only a social pariah—where "gossip spread to every corner," she says—but afraid of the law, since she had undergone an abortion illegally, which in Hong Kong can result in fines or imprisonment.
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The more brutal the war becomes for Chester, the closer he senses Yuko getting in her global pursuit of him; but Infamy, at least in its first six episodes, doesn't do much work to explore why a spurned woman, a young, lonely social pariah of unknown background, is the nexus around which its metaphorical ouroboros of past and present infamy must spin.
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Having completely alienated his biological family as well as the Hortons and Bradys, Jack was mostly a social pariah.
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Chuck hired Amanda to pretend to like Dan in order to take down Blair as Queen B of Constance-Billard. Dan has become a social pariah because of how he treated "Queen" Serena.
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Terry's attempts to woo Fey and blackmail Simeon result in tragedy. Bankrupt and a social pariah, Fey eventually brings an ailing Simeon back to the simple life in New Mexico to live out their days.
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Walker Evans: A Biography. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1995. p. 4 He associated his sexuality with his vocation as a poet. Raised in the Christian Science tradition of his mother, he never ceased to view himself as a social pariah.
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Grace never saw her husband or daughter again. Grace's continued loyalist beliefs and the fact that Joseph had abandoned her made her a social pariah. Grace worried that the family names of Galloway and Growden were being ruined. Grace recounted in her diary: "No one will take me in and all the men keep away from me... I am fled from as pestilence".
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In the seventeenth century, English physician and herbalist Nicholas Culpeper recommended the use of heartsease (wild pansy). Before effective treatments were available, syphilis could sometimes be disfiguring in the long term, leading to defects of the face and nose ("nasal collapse"). Syphilis was a stigmatized disease due to its sexually transmissible nature. Such defects marked the person as a social pariah, and a symbol of sexual deviancy.
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In the wake of her husband's trial, Kovály became a social pariah, barely able to survive and stay out of imprisonment as few would hire her for work, as at that time unemployment was illegal under the Czechoslovak constitution. The book ends with the Warsaw Pact armies invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968 as a response to the Prague Spring. After the invasion, Kovály emigrated to the United States.
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The moment the old man dies, these relatives show up and threaten an obviously traumatized Muck. Conversely, Muck remains generous and kind throughout the movie. He feels sympathy for the runner he puts out of work, he frees a slave girl, and he even defies the Sultan's orders by disregarding the declaration of war he was supposed to deliver. Despite these exploits, he is still a social pariah, up until he shares his story with everyone else.
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Mathews lost his sword and, according to Sheridan, was forced to "beg for his life" and sign a retraction of the article. The apology was made public and Mathews, infuriated by the publicity the duel had received, refused to accept his defeat as final and challenged Sheridan to another duel. Sheridan was not obliged to accept this challenge, but could have become a social pariah if he had not. The second duel, fought in July 1772 at Kingsdown near Bath, was a much more ferocious affair.
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After Ike Turner's ex-wife Tina Turner revealed that his violent behavior and infidelity drove her to attempt suicide in her 1986 autobiography, I,Tina: My Life Story (dramatized in the 1993 film What's Love Got to Do with It), he became a social pariah whose personal life overshadowed his musical contributions. In Takin' Back My Name, Turner tells his story from his childhood through the pinnacle of his career with the Ike & Tina Turner Revue, his cocaine-fueled downfall, and his career revival in the 1990s.
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She has been making out with a drama club member, Eric Flutely, behind Seth's back. To reach her goal of buying a professional camera, Katie runs for Quahog Princess for Eastport's annual Quahog Festival, even though she dislikes quahogs. However, it seems that Katie's lies will stay intact until Tommy Sullivan returns to Eastport. Katie and Tommy used to be best friends until Tommy became a social pariah after writing an article about football players cheating on the SAT, which caused Seth's older brother to lose a scholarship.
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Mollie Goodhue leads a cheerless, impoverished life, largely because of her stern, miserly father. Mrs. Goodhue is mortally ill, but before dying, she gives the minister, Preacher Bolton, some money with which to buy her daughter the "finery" her father always forbade her. Mollie is delighted when the minister presents her with a fashionable New York hat she has been longing for, but village gossips misinterpret the minister's intentions and spread malicious rumors. Mollie becomes a social pariah, and her father tears up the beloved hat in a rage.
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6 As a result of his appearance and manner, he was held in ridicule by his peers in high school. The social pariah wanted to make his mark as a progressive journalist and at the age of 16 wrote for two newspapers—the Mexico High School Yellow Yap and The Mexico Ledger. During his junior year of high school, he was expelled for publishing several exposés in the Ledger that the school administration regarded as defamatory about themselves and the teaching staff. His parents then enrolled him in St. Brendan's Catholic School, despite the family being Methodists.
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Lying about being attacked, she has become a social pariah – but finds a way to redeem herself this week when she rescues Zac, Oscar and Matt from a fire at Leah's house." Another Sunday Mail contributor had a similar view, stating "It's never easy being the town pariah but that's the position Billie finds herself in after her recent unfounded accusations." After the fire, a Liverpool Echo journalist commented "Billie isn't the most popular person around". However, Helen Vnuk of TV Week included Billie in her feature on soap heroes, saying that "it was troubled Billie who saved everyone.
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"Mr. Monk and the Man Who Shot Santa Claus" is the tenth episode of the sixth season of the American comedy-drama detective television series Monk, and the show's 87th episode overall. The series follows Adrian Monk (Tony Shalhoub), a private detective with obsessive–compulsive disorder and multiple phobias, and his assistant Natalie Teeger (Traylor Howard). In this episode, Monk is labeled by media as a social pariah as he is accused of Shooting a man dressed in Santa Claus apparel, and must prove his innocence. It was written by Dan Schofield and Ben Gruber, and directed by Randall Zisk.
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Essex's assets had been seized, and now Walter Devereux was an even greater social pariah, the illegitimate son of a traitor. During this period after the 2nd Earl's execution, Walter was permitted to continue his studies at Oxford, and matriculated from Queen's College, Oxford on 16 November 1604 at the age of 13. During this time he apparently drew closer to his half- brother, Robert Devereux, the legal heir of the 2nd Earl and future 3rd Earl who also was suffering from these losses. Throughout the remainder of Walter's life, he would remain a retainer of Robert, and when the title was restored in July 1603 Walter's fortunes rose as well.
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Through the theatre company Jōkyō Gekijo that Kara had created, he started to have guerrilla-like performances that adopted what is known as the tokkenteki nikutairon (the theory of the privileged body). He boldly affirmed that there was no longer a need for great play manuscripts in contemporary drama, and that it was the dramatic body of those who were on stage that was more important. Kara's beliefs of the "privileged body" was a dichotomy where the actor was a social pariah and a medium for the manifestation of the audience's dreams and desires. kabuki dancer In many of Kara's plays' dialogue, which have been criticized as being irrational, he removes the restraints of cause and effect.
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In this story, a man named Kwon hides from the rain under the eaves of a random house then becomes intimate with the young widow living in the house. Later, the reader finds out that the young widow's father-in-law orchestrated the encounter because he pitied the plight of the young widow, who knew nothing of the sexual union of men and women. Although the Joseon Dynasty is famous for its strong feudalistic moral code, this story shows that, at the same time, sexual desires were accepted as essential and normal. Eosojangtoaseolbugaek (語消長偸兒說富客 The Rich Man of Yeongnam Who Was Robbed) is one example of a story about a social pariah or individual of questionable character.
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Holness and Ayoade spent time testing out material in front of a live audience in December 2005 ; the show involved Ayoade fixed in the role of smut-peddling presenter Dean Learner and Holness playing various characters. These included Glynn Nimron, a sci-fi — or "S.F.", as he preferred it — actor with a new biography detailing his extremely close relationship with a director; Garth Marenghi, returning to promote his new Darkplace-esque movie War of the Wasps; folk musician Merriman Weir who has a penchant for rather dark songs (Holness is an adept guitarist); and another actor, Randolph Caer, who became a social pariah after starring in one of Dean's grindhouse movies (the Marenghi-penned slasher film Bitch Killer). Bafta Nominated composer Andrew Hewitt, who scored Darkplace, also scored sections of Man to Man.
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