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- noun Plural form of
backstabber .
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Examples
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An ethnic Serb born in Bosnia, he called Slovenes "backstabbers," and threatened to unleash his Army to "establish control and carry things to the end."
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News accounts also noted an alleged reference the publisher made to HarperCollins as "backstabbers" at a taping of her Sirius Radio show Thursday.
Regan's Fate Is Unwritten Steven Zeitchik 2006
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Reading the article quickly, I thought they came across as being fairly genuine, I hope that time will prove this to be so and that they dont change into "backstabbers" just to gain a few thousand more sales!
Army Rumour Service 2010
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He regularly uses Hitlerian language to describe the victims of 1915 and today; they are and were "backstabbers" "liars" "murderers" and
unknown title 2009
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He regularly uses Hitlerian language to describe the victims of 1915 and today; they are and were "backstabbers" "liars" "murderers" and
unknown title 2009
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But the actor branded the other celebs "backstabbers" and blamed them for trying to start rows.
unknown title 2009
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There are 10 Republican Congresspeople well known as backstabbers and Democrat party wannabes. "wtf wrote on Mar 11, 2009 1: 06 PM:
unknown title 2009
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A harrowing tale of paranoia in a world filled with backstabbers, do-gooders and pirouetting princesses trying to get a leg up, it should connect with anyone at the office being pushed to climb the corporate ladder.
Michael Bialas: Denver Film Festival's Bloody Good Show: 127 Hours , Black Swan Michael Bialas 2010
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A harrowing tale of paranoia in a world filled with backstabbers, do-gooders and pirouetting princesses trying to get a leg up, it should connect with anyone at the office being pushed to climb the corporate ladder.
Michael Bialas: Denver Film Festival's Bloody Good Show: 127 Hours , Black Swan Michael Bialas 2010
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A harrowing tale of paranoia in a world filled with backstabbers, do-gooders and pirouetting princesses trying to get a leg up, it should connect with anyone at the office being pushed to climb the corporate ladder.
Michael Bialas: Denver Film Festival's Bloody Good Show: 127 Hours, Black Swan Michael Bialas 2010
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