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“It used to be shoulder to shoulder out here,” he said, looking along the boulevard.

"It is especially poignant that RAF pilots and crew are once again standing shoulder to shoulder with Poland in defence of our shared security," Healey said.

From BBC

They squeezed in and sat shoulder to shoulder with the others on the floor.

JD Vance was delivering his monumentally boring acceptance speech, and Kirk and I wound up standing shoulder to shoulder, a pair of notably tall white men in a packed aisle just behind the central section of seating.

From Salon

“To be seen standing shoulder to shoulder with two superpowers in China is an incredibly powerful image of propaganda to show to North Korean residents.”

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

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