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But don't dismiss the pain and confusion of others who were marginalized during this election.

These views, if not fringe -- since Krugman and Stiglitz have high-profile platforms -- were marginalized during the 2011 debates.

Religious conservatives had been marginalized during the secular cultural revolution undertaken by Ataturk.

Gutsy, eccentric, uncompromising and so loquacious that he once lectured for 42 hours on "Everything I Know," Fuller, or "Bucky," as everyone called him, was difficult to ignore, yet like many visionaries he was marginalized during his lifetime.

Two months ago, she rebuked the government of Prime Minister John Howard as insensitive for its refusal to apologize for generations of racist behavior toward Australia's indigenous people, who date back 50,000 years and who have been marginalized during two centuries of white settlement.

Rabbi Heschel is a great source of pride for the Jewish community, yet he was marginalized during his life, and regarded as an oddball.

The leaked cables prove that Europe -- never impervious to self-ridicule -- was already being marginalized during the Bush era, and more so now with Obama concentrating on Asia-Pacific.

Nazi revanchists were marginalized.

"But we were marginalized," he said.

The stigma is so pervasive, that even during the opening ceremony for the Paralympics -- an event that is meant to foster more inclusion -- people with disabilities were marginalized.

In 2000, then-President Bill Clinton - who had been impeached - spoke at the Democratic National Convention but was marginalized by nominee Al Gore during the campaign.