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Birthday Jehovah's Witnesses could be alienated by this anniversary because they do not celebrate it.

Sean McManus, the president of CBS News, dismissed any concerns that viewers could be alienated by the sweeping changes.

In 1841 there were an estimated eight million or nine million slaves in India, many of whom were agrestic or predial slaves that is, slaves who were attached to the land they worked on but who nevertheless could be alienated from it.

So far, Washington has been reluctant to order drone attacks on nationalists within the group because many are clan leaders who don't pose much of a threat to U.S. interests and whose large constituencies could be alienated if they were killed.

But this is a divided district: while much of it went heavily for Trump, it also has a lot of college educated whites, which is one reason Democrat Danny O'Connor is competitive — and those voters could be alienated by Trump's immigration appeals.

They are being pressed from one side by core Democratic voters hungry for leftist policies favored by the most energized activists and, from the other, by the need to court centrist voters who could be alienated by the party's turn to the left.

The irony is that by crushing the mod chips, Microsoft could be alienating its most impassioned Xbox users.

Their best stuff is all about spoofing Japanese culture, and while that could be alienating to an international audience, the energy and all-round silliness with which they conduct themselves overcomes the cultural barriers.

This could be alienating for the audience, but it provides surprising intimacy: with the actresses' faces projected on the back of the stage, every small triumph, every wince and grimace, is seen.

"Any film that addresses the explicit physical and sexual nature of gay life could be alienating to a straight audience," says Paul Smith, a UK film publicist who has worked on campaigns for many LGBT-themed films, including A Magnificent Haunting.

Further, Sinofsky could be alienating.