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But in the final shake-down the job went to a complete outsider.
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This one highlights my very first discoveries as a complete outsider.
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He has no axe to grind; he's a complete outsider.
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He has returned to a town in which he is now a complete outsider.
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Bob felt himself to be a complete outsider.
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But they seemed mollified to see her mother was Japanese; she wasn't, then, a complete outsider.
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I feel like a complete outsider now.
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Maybe someone who was a complete outsider could look at him objectively and tell him what everything was all about.
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He's a complete outsider.
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Like a complete outsider.
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As a complete outsider he was elected to the Dail in 1981, scraping in by just 13 votes.
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I felt a complete outsider for, though I disliked every one of them, my emotion was too weak as yet to be called hatred.
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There was no hint of a fluke about it either, despite the veteran starting the 25 to 1 complete outsider of the field.
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How much could NZR gain from convincing complete outsiders like Eddie Jones or Rassie Erasmus to be involved?
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Leicester, complete outsiders at the start of the season, have 53 points from 25 games.
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In 1984, with a team made up of roughly equal numbers of students and complete outsiders, the club won its only major trophy.