- AIDES
- Interns
- Washington workers
- Helping hands
- Confidential assistants
- Deputies
- Gofers
- Members of a presidential candidate's team
- Hospital staffers
- Staff
- The staff
- Staffers
- Staff members
- Assistants
- Assistants to Chrétien, e.g.
- Helpers
- Runners, maybe
- Congressional employees
- Underlings
- Nurses' assistants
- Hospital helpers
- Generals' gofers
- Senatorial staffers
- Nurses' helpers
- Paraprofessionals, e.g.
- West Wing workers
- Right hands
- Helpers on the Hill
- Pages, e.g.
- Medical assistants
- White House staffers
- Staff personnel
- Right hands, you might say
- Right-hand men
- Sidekicks
- Adjuncts
- Capitol workers
- Hospital workers
- Pol's retinue
- Some political hirees
- Workers on the Hill
- Classroom assistants
- Political employees
- Senate staffers
- Hill helpers
- Support people
- Junior staffers
- Senate assistants
- Executive's staff
- Office assistants
- Subordinate staff
- Close advisors
- Errand runners
- Subordinates
- Classroom workers
- Entourage
- Candy-stripers
- Messengers, e.g.
- Senate gofers
- Subordinate staffers
- Seconds
- Apprentices
- Pages and interns
- Subsidiary staffers
- Hands
- Pages, for example
- Interns, for instance
- Pool for a pol
- Support staff
- Helpful group
- Capital Hill helper-outers
- Helpful contingent
- Office subordinates
- Professors' helpers
- School helpers
- They help the generals.
- Brass hat's helpers.
- Officers' assistants.
- Certain army officers.
- Secretarial assistants to officers.
- Adjutants.
- General's staff men.
- Maj. Draper, Comm. Beach, et al.
- Members of the staff.
- Colleagues.
- Staff men.
- Staff officers.
- Certain Army and Navy officers.
- General's staff.
- Junior officers.
- Military staff members.
- A. D. C.'s.
- Certain officers.
- General's men.
- Nurse's ___.
- Coadjutors.
- Staff people.
- Acolytes
- Military personnel
- Brass entourage
- Staff group
- Party workers
- Executive secretaries
- Hospital group
- Lower-echelon personnel
- Pentagon workers
- White House group
- Professional staff
- Brass helpers
- Seconds for Holmes
- Seconds, in boxing
- Seconds for Tyson
- ___-mémoires (summaries)
- General's staff members
- Right-handers?
- Health-care personnel
- Personal care workers
- Attaches
- Washington help
- Embassy workers
- Auxiliaries
- West Wing group
- Senate staff
- Posse, e.g.
- Helpers around the House, say
- Hill staffers
- Picnic coolers
- Congressional hirees
- Starts to de-camp?
- Capitol Hill staffers
- Political staffers
- Hill workers
- Hospital employees
- Official helpers
- Some West Wing workers
- Military assistants
- White House workers
- Staff assistants
- Capitol Hill workers
- Gofers and such
- Valuable right hands
- House staffers
- Some Washington workers
- Occupational therapy helpers
- Physical therapy helpers
- Army officers
- Some staff members
- Candy stripers, e.g.
- Big shots' assistants
- Staffers on the Hill
- General's staffers
- Mayoral staffers
- Some Pentagon staffers
- D.C. staffers
- Right hands, so to speak
- Right-hand people
- Home care workers
- Some Hill workers
- Some health professionals
- Assistants on the Hill
- Right-hand workers
- Right-hand ones
- Military adjutants
- Attendants
- Congressional staffers
- ****
- Capitol staff members
- Staff makeup
- Beltway staffers
- Capitol staffers
- Some staffers
- Some Capitol staffers
- Campaign workers
- Support staffers
- West Wing staffers
