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"Flanking" an enemy is what you did to the Wehrmacht in World War II.
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Flanking the British-born Thompson are a couple of elegantly attired Japanese men who look like boardroom presidents but spend their days in the lobby greeting guests.
Made Better in Japan Tom Downey 2012
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Flanking both sides, winemaking interns pick out stems and sunburned grapes as they groove to hip-hop music thumping from loudspeakers.
California cult-wine makers pursue label of exclusivity Edward Robinson 2011
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Flanking him, albeit some distance away, are clusters of warriors: a Cavalry Group to the north and an Artillery Group to the south.
A Great Bronze Tarnished by Neglect Michael F. Bishop 2011
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Flanking him that day were Ivan Basso and Jan Ullrich, who were both prosecuted for doping soon thereafter.
Repeat performance: Suspicion mars Armstrong retirement 2011
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Flanking Mr. Riggio are new nominees David Golden, a partner in investment company Revolution LLC, and David Wilson, CEO of the Graduate Management Admission Council, a nonprofit education group.
Barnes Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg 2010
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Flanking Hutchison at the announcement were Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and fellow Texas Sen. John Cornyn, both of whom had been urging her to stay in office.
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Flanking each side of St. Louis Cathedral were two enormous historic buildings.
Darkness Becomes Her Kelly Keaton 2011
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Flanking each side of St. Louis Cathedral were two enormous historic buildings.
Darkness Becomes Her Kelly Keaton 2011
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Flanking is an alien concept to them, and stairs are approached with the trepidation worthy of confronting a Stargate.
Bart Motes: Deus Ex: Human Revolution Bart Motes 2011
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