Our coachman, Andreas Nemitz, gestured for him to be patient, but suddenly the driver tried to squeeze alongside.

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Gen de Gaulle described Europe as "a coach and horses, with Germany the horse and France the coachman".

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His assistant coachman, Paul Bennett, acts as groom and applies the drag shoe.

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Coachman Nemitz, 66, regards such annoyances as the cost of doing business.

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At Christie's, Boris Kustodiev's iconic 1923 painting "The Coachman" depicts a jolly Russian in a voluminous, bright-blue winter costume, arms out in a welcoming gesture.

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W. Craig Fugate, Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Homeland Security, named Sandy Coachman as the Federal Coordinating Officer for federal recovery operations in the affected area.

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"The Coachman, " which has never appeared before at auction, was part of the 1924 "Russian Art Exhibition" in New York, the first high-profile showing of the country's art after the 1917 revolution.

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Meanwhile, Salomy is being courted by a pair of rivals a high-hatted, smooth-talking saloon gambler (Ralph Bellamy) and a crude, jealous rancher (Irving Pichel) and protected by Yuba Bill (Eugene Pallette), the jolly and fast-witted coachman.

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"The Coachman" was chosen for the exhibition's poster.

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He exited onto Tenth Street, turned to his right, walked a few paces, and saw the president's carriage still parked on the near side of Tenth several yards beyond the main door, the coachman and horse waiting to take Lincoln back home.

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