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Prison inmates who through their good conduct earn a certain measure of freedom in and around the prison in exchange for assuming certain responsibilities.

A prison trusty might, for example, be charged with the responsibility of maintaining order among fellow inmates.
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Mr Brown, Ms Blears and an inner circle of Cabinet trusties forgot that in the next general election's key battlefields in the regions, few voters give a stuff about which arrogant clown runs London.
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Above it all, bathed in the soft lights required for good television, floats the Great Helmsman, adored by the people - or, at any rate by the dwindling band of party trusties who trekked to Brighton for the annual festival of hero worship.
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