A victim.

You're the scapegoat.

Am I the fall guy?

They're looking for a goose to cook, I'm it.

We've got to have a fall guy.

And that is? I don't want a fall guy.

You're the fall guy.

He's always the scapegoat.

The boss is looking for someone to blame.

Tom is the perfect scapegoat.

Why don't you have breakfast with me?

You're just looking for someone to blame.

Don't make me the fall guy, Mike.

The ECB will be scapegoated for that.

It is always useful to have a scapegoat.

However, on several occasions the Socialist Group has made concrete proposals which could help solve the problem of unemployment.

Some of the Madrid press also blame Washington for the situation.

But occasionally there is an under tone in the discussion that disturbs me.

This money is the first step in our

It might even be tempting to make the Commission the bad guy.

Because if anything goes wrong, this time you won't have a patsy.

Finally, faced by a realization of inevitable failure, participants look for a scapegoat.

It's about the state scapegoating the weak to consolidate its power uber alles.

Opponents shift the blame onto the pharmaceutical industry on the grounds that it wants to sell more tablets.

The comparison is no longer between olive oil and seed oils, but between butter on the one hand, and other fats and oils on the other hand, including olive oil.

Ultimately, Parliament has no interest in branding the Commission as its general scapegoat.

She had to shut up Grisby, but quick and I was the fall guy.

Sarkozy has a problem with central banks independence, and Noyer may become a scapegoat.

Is China a convenient scapegoat for other major polluting economies?

For instance, the higher the identification with the ingroup, and the higher the entitativity of the ingroup, the more the black sheep effect emerges.

Turns out that the person who gets his head on a stick is a dean back at the University of Virginia.

I also stressed that it was inappropriate to use Eurocontrol as the scapegoat.

Several modern versions however either follow the reading as a demon, Azazel, or footnote for Azazel.

When we market our products on the world market, we are always in competition with someone, for instance, the Japanese.

These latest moves appear to be part of that pattern, albeit aimed at a European audience this time.

We must remember that over 95 of public expenditure comes from the Member States and only 5 from Community funds.

The Commission would be a perfect scapegoat and moreover with some justification for these politicians' sins.

States in crisis are keen to find a scapegoat in Russia's case the Chechens.

Problems could arise only because of unanticipated shocks, temporary local political difficulties, and the favorite culprit irrational markets.

We shall continue to press for a continuation of the efforts initiated at the various Cambodia conferences to get the parties to the conflict to come together around the negotiating table.

By not taking responsibility, we allowed immigration to become the scapegoat for a host of other, unrelated problems.

American conservatives, who love to talk about personal responsibility, are clearly in the grip of a pathological effort to shift blame.

That's hard for the human brain to grasp, which is why we're so quick to seek scapegoats.

The United States is for the Castro regime the scapegoat that is blamed for everything that goes wrong.

It is, I understand, quite possible that the Community's budget will run out towards the end of this year.