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colleague

Definition for colleague

noun as in associate, fellow worker

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The school's head teachers have praised their colleague, Kim Jones, who specialised in helping vulnerable learners.

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Hours later, he called Times reporter James Queally “an absolute joke, not a journalist” because my colleague noted it’s standard practice by most American law enforcement agencies to not shoot at moving vehicles.

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Firstly, Panigirtzoglou and his colleagues blame the metal’s recent tumble on trend-following commodity trading advisers taking profit on gold futures contracts, rather than retail investors exiting gold ETF exposures.

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The electric vehicle firm reported adjusted earnings of 50 cents a share, which came in below analyst expectations at 57 cents a share, my Barron’s colleague Al Root reports.

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These small teams often work at all hours, even after many lesser-paid colleagues have gone home, workers said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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