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collaborator

noun as in person who works with another

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Safdie’s film seems to exist to assert the filmmaker’s style, now apparently separate from his former collaborator and brother, Josh.

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Tony Shalhoub is loath to compare his upcoming CNN series, “Breaking Bread,” to the travel food shows hosted by his frequent collaborator Stanley Tucci, who directed him in the gourmand classic “Big Night.”

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There are changes that make good sense for a series set in 2025, including some gender and ethnic diversity injected into the “Faithful Four,” Maigret’s team of close collaborators, and among the characters they encounter.

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“The work,” he figures, “was trying to keep it close to the ground and navigate the outside world, beyond our little collective of trusted collaborators.”

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Grant, also Reeves’ longtime friend and collaborator, said she shared the tender photo of her and her beau as a way to thank fans for their best wedding wishes.

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

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