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consigliere
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con·si·glie·re  (kns-lyr)
n. pl. con·si·glie·ri (-r)
An adviser or counselor, especially to a capo or leader of an organized crime syndicate.
[Italian, from Latin cnsilirius, from cnsilium, advice.]
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Sullivan, AKA Big Tim--a moniker that described Sullivan's physical and political presence and distinguished him from his cousin and consigliore, Little Tim.
Who's the boss? by Quinn, Peter / Commonweal
Then Addington crosses Cheney and his consigliore Scooter Libby by giving "statements contradicting Libby's claims about how and when he learned the identity of Valerie Plame.
A valentine for the veep by Brecher, Gary / The American Conservative
For decades, meanwhile, legendary manager turned real-estate consigliore Sandy Gallin has been drawing the likes of Barbra Streisand, David Geffen and other Malibu majesty for his First Night celebrations.
Next Year \'c9 the L.A. Power Seder by Nicole LaPorte / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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