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• Police arrive to round up Benedict and his gunsel.
• League Treasurer Austin Gunsel was named interim commissioner for the rest of the season.
• Gunsel became league treasurer in 1956, holding the post until his retirement ten years later.
• Actually, gunsel, or gonzel, is a very naughty word with no relation whatever to a bodyguard.
• His debut as the effeminate gunsel in Alfred Hitchcock's " North By Northwest " soon followed.
• James Carville seemed pleased that he had been called " Clinton's gunsel " by the columnist Richard Cohen.
• But he left the word gunsel because Hammett had used it so casually that Shaw took it for granted that the word pertained to a hired gunman.
• Bogie looked contemptuously at the young bodyguard played by Elisha Cook Jr . and told Sydney Greenstreet, " Keep that gunsel away from me ."
• "This was our last choice, " said Gunsel Yungul, a Turkish man who has lived and worked in the Netherlands for 18 years.
• But to dedicated fans who never leave the theater until the last credit has rolled, none were as memorable as his role as " Wilmer the gunsel,"
• Afterwards, Jesse learns from Captain Healey that Shaw is writing a book on Boston mobster Leo Finn ( Steven Flynn ) who has a very dangerous gunsel working for him.
• Most readers of Black Mask magazine in 1929, where the story first appeared, and moviegoers in the 1940s thought that gunsel was a variant of " gunman ."
• But how can a staffer brief a busy politician on matters sensitive if he's worried that the grim-faced gunsel riding shotgun in the front-seat has his breast-pocket tape-recorder going?
• In 1952, Gunsel was hired by the NFL to head the league's investigative department, a move made in response to commissioner Bert Bell's fear of a scandal damaging the league's image.
• Somehow, you wound up spending two years investigating Vince Foster's death after three law enforcement agencies already had, before finally deciding Vince really killed himself and neither Hillary nor I had shot him or had hired some gunsel to do it.
• "All the writers of the hard-boiled school of realism, " noted Gardner, " started talking about a gunsel as the equivalent of a gunman . . . . The aftereffects of that joke are still seen in American murder stories ."
• A number of actors from the " Golden Age " of Hollywood were cast in the film, including Hank Worden, Royal Dano, and Elisha Cook, Jr . ( who played Wilmer " the gunsel " in John Huston's 1941 film " The Maltese Falcon " ).
• "' Elisha Vanslyck Cook Jr . "'( December 26, 1903  May 18, 1995 ) was an American character actor, probably best remembered as the " gunsel " Wilmer, who tries to intimidate Sam Spade ( Humphrey Bogart ) in " Rosemary's Baby ".
• Hammett is soon pulled into a multi-layered plot, losing the only copy of his manuscript, wondering how and why Ryan has vanished, being followed by a tough-talking gunsel, discovering a million-dollar blackmail scheme and being deceived by the diabolical Crystal, right up to a final confrontation near the San Francisco wharf.
• And the same who, ever rallying Americans against their government, this year blisters the " Washington elite " as in 1995 he denounced " Washington insiders " _ although that's exactly what Buchanan himself has been for 30 years, ever since his days as a policy agitator and verbal gunsel for President Richard Nixon.