| They are no longer patsies for slick-haired white lawyers from the city. And some Indians do not exactly help their own case. |
| I try never to forget that even for the powerful and their patsies, this is all a surreal and confusing game. |
| I'm sympathetic that they may have been unwitting patsies to a scheme that was wrong. |
| I noted that you suggested that if we're going to be at the table we shouldn't be patsies. |
| The advent of credit derivatives seems to have forced down these premiums. In this case, the patsies are other financial institutions. |
| To their shame, these business leaders view shareholders as patsies, not partners. |
