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fellow

noun as in peer, colleague

noun as in friend, companion

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noun as in man, boy

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noun as in one of a pair

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The setting is a placid pond, on whose banks sits a plump and serene fellow in a kimono, his eyes closed.

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For “Future Boy,” the actor has wisely beefed up his recollections with those of his fellow actors, as well as Robert Zemeckis, the film’s director and co-writer, and others involved with “Back to the Future.”

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So you may be impacted when the time comes, says Richard Johnson, senior fellow at the Urban Institute, a nonprofit economic and social research organization in Washington, D.C.

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When dealing with fellow sommeliers, “I often ask them what is drinking really well right now,” Sohm said.

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Orban often clashes with the European Union and fellow EU leaders.

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