| This occurs while Jesse is flimflamming Walt into disclosing where he buried his money in the desert. |
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| He watches shoppers racing around with bags bulging and their minds full of schemes for flimflamming the customs man. |
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| Silverstein has been flimflamming everyone with visions of multibillion-dollar windfalls. |
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| It is the perceived flimflamming over Fallujah and the growing sense that Mr Bush is up a wadi without a paddle. |
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| But those socialist overlords are only interested in flimflamming them into keeping them in the positions of power for which they so capaciously slaver. |
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| It came during the Nixon administration, a turbulent era that witnessed all the pitfalls of namelessness, including high officials flimflamming the news media. |
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