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collaborator
noun as in person who works with another
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As directed by Mr. Burns and frequent collaborators Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt, “The American Revolution” is also less a celebration of a revolution than a redress of grievances.
The series reunites Danes, who is among its executive producers, with former “Homeland” collaborator Howard Gordon, who served as the showrunner.
India's government on Wednesday vowed to bring the "perpetrators, their collaborators, and their sponsors" of a deadly car blast in the heart of the capital to justice.
He also teamed up with his longtime collaborator Havoc of Mobb Deep, as they put out the group’s first posthumous release, “Infinite,” since the death of co-founding rapper/producer Prodigy in 2017.
Texas A&M has already delivered significant batches of At-211 to collaborators, including the University of Alabama at Birmingham and MD Anderson Cancer Center, which has received more than two dozen shipments.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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