(1) This is a fiendishly clever plot, and he is indeed the patsy .

(2) There had to be darker forces, some mysterious hand driving him to do this, to make him a patsy , then to silence him in public.

(3) A well-dressed man virtually fed the victim to the mob, then escaped, and Marquez wonders if the supposed assassin was really an innocent patsy .

(4) There is a difference between being magnanimous and being a patsy .

(5) Being a steadfast ally of the US doesn't mean being a patsy .

(6) He says he is being made a patsy by the government.

(7) The blonde was drop-dead gorgeous but she was nobody's patsy

(8) The average guy who buys a mutual fund is not an investor at all; he's a chump, a patsy , a schmuck.

(9) He seems to perpetually be a patsy or bad guy in everything he plays, which I suppose he can't complain about since he's made a living at it.

(10) Mapes thereby revealed herself to be a patsy , a mark, a victim of the Big Con.

(11) He is an excellent patsy to take on the role, as he has Alzheimer's and can't be asked any embarrassing questions.

(12) So can you believe that Ashley already has a new patsy for the school year?

(13) They didn't like to look bad, so they would be looking for someone to pin it on and if they found out he had taken the car, he would be a perfect patsy .

(14) I don't know whether you are misguided, clueless, a patsy , or a fool.

(15) Show Europe that Ireland isn't the patsy they think we are.

(16) U251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510I know what a patsy is,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb Bert says, mimicking Jonnie's earlier words.

(17) I try never to forget that even for the powerful and their patsies , this is all a surreal and confusing game.

(18) He said: u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510The Scottish police were nobody's patsies .u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(19) Maybe they figured they would know too much to be reliable patsies .

(20) To their shame, these business leaders view shareholders as patsies , not partners.