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persona non grata Catalan
persona no grata Foreign person whose entering or remaining in a particular country is prohibited by that country's government.
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But then, sir, we come to the question of the removal of this unwelcome person.
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Now and then he darted glances about him, as though he half expected the appearance of some unwelcome person.
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To dream that you are nearsighted, signifies embarrassing failure and unexpected visits from unwelcome persons.
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"Why have you dared to intrude your unwelcome persons into the secluded Land of the Mangaboos?"
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When the family puts someone out to pasture, he's persona non grata.
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The richest man in Fleetspace was persona non grata like nobody else.
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The city is a mess and superheroes are persona non grata again.
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They'd get the word from the government that you are persona non grata.
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This makes Goldstein persona non grata, and his philosophy a threat.
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Had Staffan told him that Mal was persona non grata now?
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The Syrian government formally declared Rocky Stone persona non grata.
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She says that someone recently asked if she was persona non grata in Hollywood.
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Without his patron, Melchior was pretty much persona non grata.
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He had been persona non grata in FDR's inner circle.
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The government also declared the company's top local representative, a French national, persona non grata.
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He's been persona non grata round here for years.
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He is persona non grata in cycling but leapt the barriers for a TV interview.
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They'll declare me persona non grata, and then who will do what I do now?
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With all the sensitive data and systems you are quickly persona non grata in these situations.
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It was only a few weeks ago that David Price was persona non grata in Boston.