Definition of pusher
: one that pushes;
especially
: one that pushes illegal drugs
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Some workers in positions that require a lot of physical activity, such as cart pushers, were already allowed to wear more casual items.
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This pusher configuration not only aides visibility but also puts the prop in a less vulnerable location.
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More: Feds: Reserve Oakland County deputy was an opioid pill pusherWarner was indicted on eight counts of conspiracy, federal program bribery, federal program theft, money laundering and obstruction of justice.
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But unlike the directors of Netflix’s other long-running drug war series, Narcos, Mendoza, 57, is an unapologetic advocate of the brutal suppression of pushers and users.
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If sharing the streets with drug pushers and pimps doesn’t appeal, there are other options in Luxembourg city, the nation’s capital.
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Now imagine a future in which such contracts automate tasks once relegated to lawyers, pencil-pushers, and other intermediary parties.
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Owner relied on the wheelchair pusher to pick up belongings and they were left behind.
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The white face pairs elegantly with the steel, and the rose gold accents on the pushers, crown, and hands give it that little something extra.
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