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• Sukeforth said, " I was his leg man.
• Myself, I happen to be a leg man.
• Children are not my leg men.
• His guiltiest pleasure is looking at girls'legs . " I'm a leg man, " he says.
• Most of his journalistic leg men _ and some were women _ went on to become respected journalists after apprenticing under Royko.
• Army Archerd, who would establish himself as a famous entertainment industry gossip columnist, worked as a " leg man " for Carroll.
• But his favorite phonies were the pols, the crafty, grafty suits whose own leg men ran the plain brown envelopes of payoff money.
• At the track he was known as the " leg man " because of his expertise in diagnosing lameness and setting broken legs.
• I guess you can say I've been a leg man most of my life, and Jean had " the leg ."
• A self-styled " leg man " gets a " divorce " from his car, and goes without it for four years.
• Department officials said the old regulations mention job classifications that no longer exist such as key-punch operators, straw bosses, leg men and gang leaders.
• Gore picked up points in the team roping part of the campaign rodeo by picking up a far superior partner in New Jersey Sen . Joseph Lieberman than did Bush, who chose Dick Cheney for his leg man.
• Don't you think we have to address that now ? " said Cowboys director of sales and marketing John Hickman, who serves as Jones'leg man in finding a suitable training-camp site for the team.
• "The old regulations, written in 1949, mention job classifications that no longer exist, such as . . . straw bosses, leg men and gang leaders, " the Labor Department says in an explanation of its proposals.
• He started as a reporter ( leg man only ) before he could write, for at the age of five he would wander around the streets of his home town with pad and pencil asking residents to write down their news for him.
• With those two guys, one could expect topics like, " Arena Football : A Good Idea ? ", " When It Comes to Rating Broads, Are You a Chest Man or a Legs Man ? " and " Think We've Ever Slept With the Same Bimbo ?"
• Mitteager served as Los Angeles bureau chief of Los Angeles " magazine, " Shortly before his death, he gave hundreds of tapes he had secretly recorded to Paul Barresi, a strong arm leg man for Pellicano . " Conversations on a few tapes brought to light how Pellicano would approach celebrities and their representatives with tips from reporters, and then offer to have the stories killed in exchange for payment.