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hired help

noun as in hand

noun as in help

noun as in hired hand

noun as in servant

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The slender, blonde, telegenic GOP fantasy we see in the Neelemans’ social media feeds has hired help with the house cleaning — but no childcare beyond an instructor who homeschools the older kids.

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It doesn’t make sense that Isaac, who comes off as a fairly self-important professional, doesn’t have any hired help when Sylvia arrives, especially given the family’s obvious economic resources.

“If you treat people like the hired help — especially as younger people become more immersed in their career opportunities — they don’t stay in the job,” he said.

You comb through social media looking for details slipped by friends, wedding guests, the hired help.

The American carousel of hired help continued to spin.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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