staffman
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staffmen
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noun
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A salaried staffman, Surgeon Blalock has no private patients, never sees a penny of the fees for his operations: all the money goes to the university.
From Time Magazine Archive
No local staffman has ever had a byline.
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But always jobs aplenty called for a workhorse staffman.
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Though the commission had an advisory board of educators, it insisted that no member or staffman have any professional connection with education, religion or politics.
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And a good staffman leaves the thinking to guys that get paid to do it.
From Alarm Clock by Dongen, H. R. van
In Athens 300 U.S. embassy staffmen were settling into their new columned building on Vassilissis Sofi-as Street.
From Time Magazine Archive
Members of A.N.W.A. retorted that only 70 Guild votes came from strictly editorial staffmen, and inferred that, barring stenographers, stockroom boys, morgue clerks, etc.,
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Presidential staffmen sided with Mills, but Ball refused to yield.
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Then, one by one, 42 Chinese servants and staffmen began to leave.
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Set loose to search for a buck: 94 writers, performers and other staffmen of the morning show.
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