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antiaeri Artillery designed to shoot upward at airplanes.
A slick spokesperson who can turn any criticism to the advantage of their employer.
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His camera and bloodied flak jacket were carried on a second stretcher.
2
The then-National Party leader and Prime Minister, Jim Bolger, took the flak.
3
I was getting flak at London Irish, getting pounded all the time.
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I don't want any flak about pissing off ancestors or hijacking souls.
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Raheem Sterling cops a lot of flak from the British tabloid press.
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Explosions rocked Luke's ship, tossing it about violently in the enveloping flak.
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We'll get a lot of flak for it, but we can't possibly-
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The flak jacket underneath her sweater did little to allay her concerns.
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If not, there is going to be a load of flak coming.
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Molten stones were fired upward, filling portions of the air like flak.
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Yossarian removed Snowden's flak helmet and lowered his head to the floor.
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Protest leaders wore flak jackets, fearing snipers might try to shoot them.
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There was a hell of a lot of red flak at Kiel.
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China, which also vetoed the resolution, has come in for much less flak.
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Since then, the president has received a fair amount of flak.
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That way, I can take the flak if anything goes wrong.
