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nogoodnik

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no`good´nik
n.1.A worthless, disreputable, or malicious person.
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14) Their perennial antagonists are the Pottsylvanian nogoodnik spies Boris Badenov and Nathasa Fatale, who speak with broad faux-Russian accents.
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Eastern Promises by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
From that one sentence, you already know what will happen: Either the husband is going to be a schlub or nogoodnik who is eventually ditched for a better (more romantic, more glamorous) life of apparent liberation, or-the far more likely scenario for this middle age of the baby boom-the wife will venture outside the marriage, but without transgressing the boundaries of a Central Park West and Riverside Drive of the mind.
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