staffman
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Says one Carter staffman: "Jimmy has his good smiles and his bad smiles."
From Time Magazine Archive
Writer White is the second prominent staffman of The New Yorker to show drawing ability after success in writing.
From Time Magazine Archive
Precedent for the Governor's plan is found in the fact that, 20 years ago, Connecticut Governor George L. Lilley made a staffman out of Theodore Roosevelt Jr. �The President received Senator Sackett.
From Time Magazine Archive
Gingrich had just come upon a copy of a letter from an AEC staffman authorizing Dr. Smith to discuss with the British "the basic metallurgy of plutonium."
From Time Magazine Archive
A good staffman doesn't act the way you do.
From Alarm Clock by Dongen, H. R. van
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