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Drudge
A drudge is a person who does tedious, menial, or unpleasant work; it can also refer to the work itself, known as drudgery.

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OUT THERE; It's 10 past Monica, America. Do you know where Matt Drudge is?
Mar 28, 1999; Matt Drudge is in his element. He's sitting in front of his laptop and an oversize microphone, grinning his crooked grin,...
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Matt Drudge Cuts Radio Deal With ABC; Controversial Columnist's Show to Air Here
Jul 08, 1999; Matt Drudge is coming to Washington--and plenty of other cities-- over the heated objections of ABC News President David Westin....
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Fox Threatens Matt Drudge With Lawsuit Over Walkout
Nov 17, 1999; Matt Drudge's public eruption at Fox News Channel is about to cost him his television career. In a letter, Fox News has...
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Drudge Report helps create controversy over coverage of allegations.(Originated from Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Jan 22, 1998; Matthew Drudge has been praised as a crusading cyber-journalist, but he's also been dismissed as a nobody with a Web site. He is...
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Whispers on the Web: the gossipy Matt Drudge roils the media elite. (publisher of the Drudge Report, a gossip sheet)(Brief Article)
Aug 18, 1997; The gossipy Matt Drudge roils the media elite MATT DRUDGE FREELY ADMITS IT: sometimes he's dead wrong. I have no editor, the...
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