Article: How Flatterer threatened See You Then's hat-trick.(Sports)

Article: Gacko Wins Breeders' Cup Steeplechase;Flatterer Goes Lame
The Washington Post;  November 1, 1987 ;     488 words ...American steeplchase champion Flatterer has won every steeplechase stakes ... muscle spasm the night before forced Flatterer out of the race. This year he made ... shame to run him any more." With Flatterer out, French-bred and -owned ...

Article: Gogong Beats Top-Weighted Flatterer
The Washington Post;  April 19, 1987 ;     403 words ...Four-time steeplechase champion Flatterer found the mud and the weight to be too ... the most weight he ever has carried, Flatterer faltered to third. "Every horse has ... trainer Jonathan Sheppard said of Flatterer. Gregg Morris rode the winner, who ...

Thesaurus entry: flatterer
The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus;      210 words ...flatterer • noun  he's got all the flatterers that money can buy synonyms : sycophant, bootlicker, brown-noser, toady, lickspittle, flunky, lackey, yes-man, doormat, stooge, cringer, suck, suck-up.

Article: YOUR FIRST: Flatterer patient.
Pulse;  January 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... thing, but what should you do if you suspect a manipulative flatterer? Dr Melanie Wynne-Jones advises The desire to help people ... transactional analysis model can also explain another type of flatterer patient. This time you, the doctor, are cast as the child ...

Article: IT CAN BE LONELY AT THE TOP FOR THE CEO TRUSTED ADVISERS CAN ...
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI);  March 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... likely than not, this will lead to a flawed picture of the real business issues facing the company. As Machiavelli noted, flatterers abound because men are so easily pleased with their own qualities and are deceived by them. The illusion, or perhaps delusion ...

Article: Flatterer, fibber, and mischief-maker supreme ... how I ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  September 11, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Byline: by Emily Mortimer I'M TERRIFIED of forgetting my dad - of losing the feeling of being next to him. Sitting in his chair with him by the fire while he chewed his hanky. Or his elegant hand reaching out across a tabletop and his girlish voice saying, 'I do love you darling' or 'God, you look

Article: No flatterers among many Hollywood sequels
The Boston Globe;  April 14, 1991 ;     465 words ...LOS ANGELES -- Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but in Hollywood it can be deadly. Sequels once could be counted on as inevitable hits. Now they're mostly dead on arrival. Among the cinematic corpses littering last year's box-office charts were sequels to "Robocop," "The Exorcist,"