Person who carries a flag, banner or standard in an official capacity.
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A British officer walked out alone and went direct to the flag-bearer.
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Francois van Coke is regarded widely as the flag-bearer of Afrikaans Rock n' Roll.
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It is something that Boateng, a long-term flag-bearer for overcoming prejudice, has continually manifested.
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Davies has been a flag-bearer for women's golf for decades.
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Proscovia, Uganda's vice-captain and opening ceremony flag-bearer, said the weightlifters might just be visiting relatives.
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The flag-bearer was not injured, neither was the trumpeter.
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When he was alive he was a Mute, one of my communication nodes, my flag-bearer.
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The flag-bearer of the first company lowered his flag and the soldiers marched past in silence.
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From a flag-bearer in my army I expect very different things than from any common child.
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They go to honor Prince Frederick William of Prussia, though he is only a little flag-bearer.
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Rower and closing ceremony flag-bearer Kim Brennan described the flight as "a real treat".
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Nazarov, Tajikistan's flag-bearer at the opening ceremony of the Games, came second in last year's world championship.
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The Archbishop accompanied them; and a flag-bearer.
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In 2014 he was Australia's flag-bearer for the Opening Ceremony in the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
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But who wants to be flag-bearer anyway?
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It is nothing less than a crude insult to team flag-bearer Mark Knowles who is retiring after this tournament.
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