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Sally Lambah, head of student support and wellbeing at Wrexham University, argues that social development skills of recent university cohorts were "stifled because they had to stay at home".

From BBC

There does seem to be a supportive cohort of disgruntled Labour MPs, particularly among the 130-strong group who rebelled over welfare reforms and forced Downing Street into a humiliating 11th-hour U-turn.

From BBC

Like others in her cohort, she did several stints in high-stakes kitchens and also grew up working at her family’s taquería.

This same cohort experienced a disproportionate percentage of military casualties during America’s post-9/11 forever wars in the Middle East and other parts of the world.

From Salon

Melissa Villarin, a spokesperson for the chancellor’s office, said the state won’t share data about how the Nvidia program is going because the cohort of teachers involved is still too small.

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

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