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outsider

[out-sahy-der] / ˌaʊtˈsaɪ dər /


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He agreed to have an outsider manage the Mirage but continued drawing a $650,000 annual salary as a board member, according to company records.

From The Wall Street Journal

To an outsider, the situation in Oxford might seem like a classic local skirmish between angry residents and their council.

From BBC

They were accused of bringing me - an outsider they said - into the area.

From BBC

Given the revenue gap between the Premier League and a number of clubs on the continent, and the competitiveness of the top-flight, outsiders may question whether that should necessarily come as a huge surprise.

From BBC

He frequently portrayed himself as a political outsider, and promised to champion the interest of Filipinos in the provinces who felt marginalised by Manila's elite.

From BBC