selfproclaimed

Even when an Islamic dirty bomb kills tens of thousands of them, they will still blame Bush and the conservatives, and not Islamic radicals and the liberal establishment that is supposed to protect them against a selfproclaimed enemy.

Times Square terror suspect in custody 2010

Only slightly more stunning than his belief that he can be helpful, given his selfproclaimed lack of knowledge on the economy.

Obama Rejects McCain's Call For Suspension Of Debate; Says He Was Blindsided 2009

They look like mainstream Americans (white, male, rural, blue collar), and their selfproclaimed patriotism masks their sometimes treasonous intent.

Jumping To Conclusions 2008

Who's the latest (albeit selfproclaimed) contender for the title "sexiest man in America"?

He's Just Fabioless 2008

Tron Øgrim, radical journalist and selfproclaimed technofreak, ended the conference by provoking the audience to activism and to fight for the free literature distributed through the libraries.

Suicidal librarians Torill 2004

Tron Øgrim, radical journalist and selfproclaimed technofreak, ended the conference by provoking the audience to activism and to fight for the free literature distributed through the libraries.

Archive 2004-11-01 Torill 2004

Then again, given his stance as a selfproclaimed "Slang King," one can never be sure exactly what Smith is blathering about (the E stands for Elliptical).

The Fall 1999

Key Tackett, her selfproclaimed adversary, had been rummaging through her pantry, handling her things, and was now offering to pour her coffee in her own kitchen.

Where There's Smoke Brown, Sandra, 1948- 1994

Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev (L) and leader of selfproclaimed republic of Abkhazia

Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) 2010

Variations of the model arise periodically and are promoted through webinars, workshops, sales courses, and books about sales from selfproclaimed sales experts.

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