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peer

noun as in person who is another's equal

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In addition, research finds that employees with more expertise than their peers are significantly better at accepting AI recommendations when they are correct and, more important, rejecting them when they are wrong.

Some women, meanwhile, are turning to their peers for comfort and advice—often with the help of their employers.

A college friend said James had a warm personality and was more mature and focused than his peers.

His skin simply has challenges that most of his peers don’t ever need to worry about.

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What set top managers apart from their peers, more than any other factor, was their knack for reallocating people into just the right roles—or helping people make those moves themselves.

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

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