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• They weren't big hand-holders or public fawners like Waylon and Jessi, or Johnny and June Carter.
• Peggy Noonan, in a column titled " So God Made a Fawner " in " The Wall Street Journal ", says that Kroft's interview was as " soft as a sneaker full of puppy excrement ."
• It is Lapham's sad but funny premise that all of the conviction and backbone have gone out of the career-building process, that we are a nation of fawners and flatterers with our success tied to our skill at " bowing and smiling in eight or nine different directions, forever turning, like a compass needle or a weather vane, into the wind of new money ."
• The " "'Acad閙ie de la Carpette anglaise " "', which may be translated as the " English Doormat Academy " ( the word " carpette " means both " rug " and " fawner " ), is a French organisation that awards an annual prize to " members of the French European institutions . " Whether admired or despised for its tongue-in-cheek rhetoric, the Academy has captured the attention of many in the French-speaking world who genuinely fear that the growing pervasiveness of English will lead to the decline and ultimate demise of French.