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rogue

[rohg] / roʊg /


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The villa's exact location is being kept secret for now, over fears it could be targeted by rogue metal detectorists.

From BBC

These lonely objects are known as free-floating or rogue planets, and they have no identified stellar companion.

From Science Daily

The government's investigation came to a similar conclusion, blaming "irresponsible rogue cops".

From BBC

Prosecutors said Najib "paints himself as a victim of rogue subordinates, when in truth, he was the single most powerful decision-maker".

From Barron's

“The state needs to use the legislative process to explore what mechanisms are available to deal with a rogue council member.”

From Los Angeles Times