First examine this 1981 exchange between the strip's resident outlaw and a flunky from the National Rifle Association, set in a Washington bar. |
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I'm defining a flunky as a person who will do your bidding against the best interests of their nation. |
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Clearly, since they're under the gun, they're not going to pick a totally unqualified flunky. |
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I have worked in shady professions, most recently as a political flunky and public relations hack. |
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When he opened the door, he was looking at a liveried flunky, a young boy who seemed very nervous and gaped in wonder at him. |
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Finally, a flunky brought me and my photographer into the room to behold His Excellency. |
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His father, after all, has a flunky whose job is to put toothpaste on his master's toothbrush. |
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One of his characters in the show is Sebastian, the loyal flunky of prime minister Anthony Head, driven to distraction by the love-that-dare-not-speak-its-name. |
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The cake was scrapped and a flunky was hastily dispatched to buy a Lottery ticket from the nearest shop. |
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A lone, muscle-bound security guard stationed on the roof overlooks the scene as Mr Korn, after a lengthy introduction from a party flunky, is handed the microphone. Mr Korn then gives a speech that the crowd loves. |
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He buzzes for a flunky, who spares his boss the indignity of picking up the pink ring binders piled on the floor. But the paperwork is piling up in the district offices faster than jobs are being provided in the villages. |
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He believes the buzzwords of a Harris flunky on tax fairness. |
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Contempt for flunky failures NOTHING A J Hubble writes is devoid of right wing prejudices, again he fails to make valid comparisons. |
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No doubt she could have got a flunky to go and buy her and Wills' dinners but she went herself. |
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A clipboard flunky couldn't recognise the crooner as she was dressed from head-to-toe in baggy cover-up clothes. |
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Chaika, a Putin flunky, further made it clear that no suspects would be extradited to England. |
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