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(121) But it's not just menopausal women who struggle with rogue hormones – I have an underactive thyroid and first-hand experience of how a stalling endocrine system can really mess up your prospects.

(122) I imagine they are very worried about being called a rogue nation by the US.

(123) Glyph - Garrote 01 (Rogue): Increases periodic damage dealt by Garrrote by 45%, but decreases the duration by 3 sec.

(124) The system is designed to protect U.S. allies from a potential threat posed by a rogue nation with nuclear weapons, such as Iran or North Korea.

(125) I am scampish, still be your rogue, this a little while you had untied two my knot!

(126) Fine, but if preemption is to be adopted as a doctrine, it has to encompass more than one rogue state.

(127) Mickey was portrayed in Plane Crazy as mischievous amorous as a rogue.

(128) The rogue grew insolent, as all spoiled servants will be.

(129) So in the anticolonial view, America is now the rogue elephant that subjugates and tramples the people of the world.

(130) As much as it is a "rogue nation" with an (arguably) unstable and irrational leadership, it isn't suicidal.

(131) One of a trio of famous Gand ruetsavii, or observers(http://Sentencedict.com), who were sent to observe Rogue Squadron pilot Ooryl Qrygg's life and determine his worthiness to become janwuine.

(132) Popular belief dictates that a rogue nation like North Korea should be punished and isolated.

(133) I'll catch the rogue if I drop down dead and the old horse as well!

(134) A rogue cop and the prince of the ghetto must brave its dangers to retrieve a neutron bomb, and rescue a damsel in distress.

(135) Rogue operations in southern China produce an estimated half of the world's supply of heavy rare earths, which are the most valuable kinds of rare earth metals.

(136) When Rogue Squadron announced that it was seeking pilots to fill vacancies, Captain Cracken applied, leaving stewardship of his group to Wing Commander Varth.