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idiomwrap/drape yourself in the flag AmEAmEto do something that seems to show great loyalty for your country but which is actually done to gain an advantage for yourself:Political advisers know how easy it is to get votes by wrapping their candidates in the flag.Cluny claimed, "If you can drape yourself in the flag and send a message that supports your business, then that's brilliant advertising."
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