- - They give general assistance to a first-class fellow
- - They assist in the formulation of ideas
- - Nurse's ...... (hospital helpers)
- - Members of the staff.
- - Members of a presidential candidate's team
- - General's staff members
- - General's staff
- - General's staffers
- - It's excellent of the French to provide assistants
- - They provide help around the House
- - They help man, indeed, so regularly
- - A time of the month for Roman auxiliaries
- - Staffers on the Hill
- - They carry the president's 'black box'
- - Executive's staff
- - Helpers around the House, say
- - Helpers on the Hill
- - Assistants on the Hill
- - Helpers turned aside
- - Assistants thrown aside
- - Ideas unusual in personal assistants
- - general secretaries?
- - Political staffers
- - Occupational therapy helpers
- - Physical therapy helpers
- - A fateful day for military assistants
- - Assistants like eating fish
- - Some Capitol Hill workers
- - Fresh ideas for personal assistants
- - advisors
- - Candy stripers
- - Staff people
- - Staff group
- - Some staff members
- - Nurses' helpers
- - Messengers, e.g.
- - Candy stripers, e.g.
- - "Brass" entourage
- - West Wing group
- - Staff officers
- - Staff men
- - Some Hill employees
- - Some function as liaisons
- - Seconds, in boxing
- - Seconds for Tyson
- - Seconds for Holmes
- - School helpers
- - Right-handers?
- - Professional staff
- - Presidential staff members
- - Pentagon workers
- - Maj. Draper, Comm. Beach, et al.
- - Lower-echelon personnel
- - Hospital group
- - Health-care personnel
- - Generals' staff members
- - Executive secretaries
- - Coadjutors
- - Classroom workers
- - Capital Hill helper-outers
- - Brass helpers
- - Assistants carrying coffee to congresspeople
- - ......-mémoires (summaries)
- - Military personnel
- - Campaign workers
- - Acolytes
- - Party workers
- - White House group
- - Office assistants
- - Professors' helpers
- - Starts to de-camp?
- - Helpful contingent
- - Some health professionals
- - Capitol Hill helper-outers
- - Adjutants
- - Office subordinates
- - Pages, e.g
- - Some Washington workers
- - House staffers
- - Some Hill workers
- - Staffers
- - Hill helpers
- - Senate staffers
- - Home care workers
- - White House staffers
- - Capitol Hill staffers
- - Senators' staffers
- - Congressional hirees
- - Support people
- - Ministerial assistants
- - Valuable right hands
- - Capitol staffers
- - Beltway staffers
- - Right-hand people
- - Subordinate staff
- - Office helpers
- - Right hands, so to speak
- - Right hands
- - West Wing workers
- - Deputies
- - D.C. staffers
- - Many D.C. workers
- - Mayoral staffers
- - Picnic coolers
- - Staff assistants
- - Some Pentagon staffers
- - Errand runners
- - Interns, for example
- - Hospital helpers
- - Gofers and such
- - Helpful group
- - Adjuncts
- - Hill workers
- - Ain't leaving East India with military assistants
- - White House workers
- - Helpful staffers
- - Capitol workers
- - Capitol Hill workers
- - Subordinate staffers
- - Classroom assistants
- - Political employees
- - Gofers
- - Personal care workers
- - Medical assistants
- - Congressional employees
- - Big shots' assistants
- - Senatorial staffers
- - Hill staffers
- - Staff makeup
- - Pool for a pol
- - Right hands, you might say
- - Official helpers
- - Pages, for example
- - Senate staff
- - Some political hirees
- - Washington help
- - Subsidiary staffers
- - Pages and interns
- - Apprentices
- - Some West Wing workers
- - Embassy workers
- - Paraprofessionals, e.g.
- - Military assistants
- - Army officers
- - Attendants
- - Senate gofers
- - Congressional staffers
- - Senate assistants
- - Underlings
- - Staff members?
- - Helping hands
- - Auxiliaries.
- - Assistants
- - Helpers
- - Entourage
- - Interns, for instance
- - Attaches
- - Subordinates
- - Posse, e.g.
- - Nurses
- - Support staff
- - Hands
- - Staff
- - Seconds
- - Confidential assistants
- - capitol staff members
- - Staff helpers
- - teaching assistants, for example
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