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.
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The then-National Party leader and Prime Minister, Jim Bolger, took the flak.
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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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And he copped a serious amount of fashion flack in the process.
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And here I'm getting flack from everybody saying there was no money.
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My father was very unique and he got a lot of flack.
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And it might keep you from taking any flack from the team.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association gets flack for going with the tried-and-true.