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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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Caroline Thomson, a fellow board member sitting next to Shah, said he had the unanimous support of the board.

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Asked whether he had perhaps said things to fellow pupils that he had not intended to be hurtful or racist, but they took it that way, he said: "I hope not."

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"It's also deeply offensive to fellow board members who are people of great standing in different fields," he added.

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While still on the move, he then uncorked a heave that hit fellow rookie Isaiah Bond in stride for a 52-yard gain.

"Both the US and Taiwan are paranoid and jumpy about Palau switching," said Graeme Smith, a senior fellow at the Australian National University.

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