rogue

• "I am known as a rogue anyway, Miss Morrison," he said, drawing her arm within his and beginning to walk again. —  Mary Balogh - Lady with a Black Umbrella.htm
• Its champions seem to almost joyously anticipate a succession of wars without visible end, with the invasion of Iraq merely its first fruit: former Bush appointee Richard Perle, from his writings on foreign policy, would have us war against nearly every nation that he defines as a rogue. —  Freezerbox Magazine
• The new version not only detects rogue or unauthorized APs, but can remotely disable the switch port that the rogue is connected to. —  Wi-Fi Networking News
• If the State Department were able to do this, it would be characterized as a rogue agency and brought to heel, and if a private individual did this he might face prosecution under the Logan Act, yet the Fed avoids both fates. —  Ron Paul Wins! | Campaign for Liberty at the Daily Paul - Blog
• Somehow, beyond all possibilities, he radiated a demented energy, a corruption beyond any a rogue should be able to possess … A darkness beyond even the Fel powers commanded by most Warlocks. —  Wrong Planet Asperger / Autism Forums

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