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I haven't met with her yet. I'm still dealing with her minions.minions = unimportant employees of someone considered important
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"Yeah, Peter's slightly more feminine-looking minion," she says, nodding toward the cluster of people on the other side of the room. (source)minion = someone considered to be an unimportant servant or follower of someone considered important
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His minions follow, and he peels out, leaving the truth behind. (source)minions = unimportant followers
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But art is the most unnatural minion of the state.† (source)minion = someone considered to be an unimportant servant or follower of someone considered important
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When my father condemned doctors as minions of Satan, Richard turned to Kami and gave a small laugh, as if Dad were joking.† (source)minions = people considered to be unimportant servants or followers of someone considered important
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The minion that does all her dirty work.† (source)minion = someone considered to be an unimportant servant or follower of someone considered important
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What we need is a pre-prank that coincides with an attack on Kevin and his minions," she said.† (source)minions = people considered to be unimportant servants or followers of someone considered important
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"Hades sent a minion to steal the master bolt," Chiron insisted.† (source)minion = someone considered to be an unimportant servant or follower of someone considered important
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You could have taken Dee and his minions on your own.† (source)minions = people considered to be unimportant servants or followers of someone considered important
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Dorian, I'm your father's minion.† (source)minion = someone considered to be an unimportant servant or follower of someone considered important
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I'm in an alliance to take over the public school system and all its minions with your daughter.† (source)minions = people considered to be unimportant servants or followers of someone considered important
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'I cannot make your wife appear, Jason Bourne!' shouted the frightened minion.† (source)minion = someone considered to be an unimportant servant or follower of someone considered important
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Fortunately, the attention of Umbridge and her minions was focused too exclusively upon Hermione to notice these suspicious signs.† (source)minions = people considered to be unimportant servants or followers of someone considered important
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The H plan to give you as gift to a minion.† (source)minion = someone considered to be an unimportant servant or follower of someone considered important
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Some of our teachers make us eat birdseed so we'll feel closer to the earth, and other teachers hate birds because they are supposedly minions of the Devil.† (source)minions = people considered to be unimportant servants or followers of someone considered important
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As soon as the order to bury the dead in a common grave was carried out, he assigned Colonel Roque Carnicero the minion of setting up courtmartial and he went ahead with the exhausting task of imposing radical reforms which would not leave a stone of the reestablished Conservative regime in place.† (source)minion = someone considered to be an unimportant servant or follower of someone considered important
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For brave Macbeth (well he deserves that name), Disdaining fortune, with his brandished steel, Which smoked with bloody execution, Like valor's minion, carved out his passage (source)minion = favorite servant
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And Duncan's horses (a thing most strange and certain), Beauteous and swift, the minions of their race, Turned wild in nature, broke their stalls, flung out, Contending 'gainst obedience, as they would make War with mankind. (source)minions = favorites or best
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