Similar words: at loggerheads, pettifogger, dogged, doggedly, logging, clogging, bigger, dagger. Meaning: n. a person who keeps and updates a blog.
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31. Last spring, marketer and blogger Hugh MacLeod posted a question on his site: If open source is such a phenomenon, where are all the open source billionaires?
32. And no, the blogger has never been asked by a label to take a link down.
33. An example of the impact of legislative annotation took place as far back as a year ago, when conservative blogger N.Z.
33. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
34. As the alert reader may have noticed, the titling scheme of these essays is a hat tip to Montaigne, the original blogger.
35. Long-term unemployment among middle-aged professionals, who do not qualify for workfare, is on the rise, says Leong Sze Hian, a financial expert and blogger.
36. For example, Fred Wilson talking about how he invests or DUI blogger talking about how to beat a breathalyzer. (HT to Alex).
37. "Gender apartheid is the best word to describe the situation in Saudi Arabia," wrote blogger Eman al-Nafjan.
38. Be a good netizen and well - behaved blogger, not a gangster - like netizen and bad blogger.
39. South Tyneside Council says it went to court in California in an attempt to discover the identity of a blogger behind allegedly libellous statements.
40. Mr Obama is "the groveller in chief", says Michelle Malkin, a conservative blogger.
41. Google let Blogger languish for a time, but ithas been improving the service lately.
42. "This was a total Apple store rip-off—a brilliant one, " the blogger, BirdAbroad, wrote.
43. As the story goes, a blogger named Chris Soghoian recently got an e-mail from a big-name PR company with a somewhat odd proposition.
44. It marked the first time a blogger was invited to report on a state event in Russia.
45. Still[sentencedict.com], twenty-nine-year-old blogger and journalist Haythem el Mekki says much of the worry over Islam is fueled by the West.
46. And there are young writer Han Han, artist Ai, cynic and ironist ProState In Flame, independent blogger Bei Feng and many more.
47. This makes us think two things: 1) The style blogger phenomenon is no passing trend, and 2) Damn, we really wish we knew at least one Scandinavian language!
48. One might expect that a personal finance blogger would admire the Kirbys.
49. Discovering your one-night stand is a sex blogger, and your "not being able to perform" is on the record.
50. Riley was said to be the world's oldest blogger as she was 12 years older than the previous titleholder, Spain's Maria Amelia.
51. We're proud to serve and build on international scale blogger communities speaking same languages, connect related minds, and help find Your Reader.
52. The Big Green Chair : This blogger is the president of CFNI, bible school which I attend.
53. Obama is "the groveller in chief", says Michelle Malkin, a conservative blogger.
54. It marked the first time a blogger was invited to report on state event in Russia.
55. As popular career blogger Penelope Trunk advised her Brazen Careerist readers recently, "You are not worth less in the world because you are paid less in your job.
56. It was a brazen lie, pushed initially by Andrew Breitbart, a right-wing blogger and self-described provocateur, and his allies at Fox News and other conservative outlets.
57. Nov. 15: Hughes named Cy Young winner. "I owe it all to the faith an insomniac blogger had in me, " he says.
58. The surname Jian is not common in China and at least one Chinese observer, a blogger named Jian, welcomed Kan's ascendance to Japan's top political position for that reason.
59. One blogger even pined for the tough line taken by former President George W . Bush.
60. "Tangibles trump conceptuals" is among the key precepts of leading survivalist author and blogger J.W. Rawles.
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