• In all, his chosen roles amount to a rogues' gallery of unsympathetic predators.

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  • Years of intensive investigation and computer forensics not to mention its own probing of Chinese networks has enabled the spy agency to assemble a rogues gallery of likely Chinese perpetrators.

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  • In three decades he has repeatedly rescued a rogues' gallery of trouble-prone or troublesome stars: the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and Paul Simon, as well as boxer-thug Mike Tyson, author Frank McCourt, the estate of Andy Warhol and titans such as Sony and Time Warner.

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  • In three decades he has repeatedly rescued a rogues' gallery of trouble-prone stars: the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and Paul Simon, as well as the boxer-thug Mike Tyson, the author Frank McCourt, the estate of Andy Warhol and such titans as Sony and Time Warner.

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  • Those traditionally romanticized rogues make a perfect fit for our ancient brotherhood of troublemakers.

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  • And there is even a row of global rogues that includes Idi Amin, Kim Il Sung, Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden and Adolf Hitler.

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  • The man's ex-wives, children and grandchildren and their spouses and ex-spouses are a Gothic gallery of repulsive rogues and ne'er-do-wells.

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  • "I think the Flash (from DC) has the potential to be a big hit, given his rogues' gallery and great years of history to work with, " he said.

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  • David saw him suddenly at the kitchen table, a few of his university cronies alongside, bearded and complaining around the glowing wine bottle bastard politicians, pretentious films, popular potboilers, historical rogues, critical tirades turned into a competitive sport while Mrs.

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  • Its true importance is symbolic: it caps a political season marked by a new-found (if still uneven) enthusiasm for trade expansion, specifically in Africa and the Caribbean, and a gradual willingness to deal with such old rogues as Vietnam, North Korea and even Cuba.

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  • The chief of ENI Spa, the world's sixth-largest publicly traded oil company, is heir to a long tradition of high-stakes dealmaking with rogues from Iran to Angola.

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  • Out of his maudlin herding after rogues and mountebanks there comes to him a sense of vast and mysterious power which is what makes archbishops, police sergeants, the grand goblins of the Ku Klux and other such magnificoes happy.

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  • As a kid, I spent many dozens of hours playing with LEGO knights, archers, and rogues, in sandbox-cities of my own imagination.

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  • These pugnacious rogues (Napoleon, Wolf, Grub, Butcher and Grimm are some of their names) are a very different crew from Disney's loveable gold-diggers, but they're Singh's best defense against a wobbly, hit-and-miss script.

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