Person who carries a flag, banner or standard in an official capacity.
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A score of armed warriors and the king's standard-bearer led the way.
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The weakened MDC was not therefore the standard-bearer of revolt against Mugabe.
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Six Tories rebelled, among them David Davis, a standard-bearer for the right.
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Among them was the standard-bearer of Baresmanes, who commanded the Persian left.
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Another, named Talero, disputed the question of who should be the standard-bearer.
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The 80s Morrissey was the standard-bearer for everything brave, beautiful and idiosyncratic.
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The mess immediately pitched on him as our standard-bearer, and he accepted.
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Ginsburg, a liberal icon and feminist standard-bearer, died on Friday aged 87.
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His death affected the ministry and churches as when 'a standard-bearer fainteth.'
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The standard-bearer fell, and the white ensign lay in the dust.
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In the nomination of our standard-bearer, the convention builded better than it knew.
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The standard-bearer hesitated: the troops were on the point of taking to flight.
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He is the standard-bearer of a new premillennialist sensibility: the banality of apocalypse.
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But Kim assured Nick that the position of standard-bearer was an important one.
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She reined up before her standard-bearer, and took the standard in her hand.
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His standard-bearer raised his staff, flying the silver swan pennant of House Courcel.
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