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doorman

noun as in guard for entrance

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“Got a good doorman here,” Girardi said to the courtroom clerk, as he held the door open for Girardi after a break one day.

He said a doorman asked the singers to leave after Mr Dunn heard them while he was working in the kitchen.

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On arriving at the hotel, Owens was directed away from the lobby by a doorman to a side entrance he was told was for tradesmen and black people.

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“Whether I’m trimming a billionaire’s cat’s nails or chatting with the building’s doorman about his dog’s limp, I treat every client the same, because each of them loves their pets wholeheartedly,” she writes.

He asks Jelly to think of him as the doorman or concierge to his soul as he leads him to confront in death what he evaded in life — the pain he experienced and the pain he caused.

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

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