colleague
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"Jose was an exceptional colleague who cared deeply about his teams, the communities they served and the important role our stations play in people's lives."
From Barron's â Aug. 19, 2026
Following the FBI duo as they search for a missing colleague, Carter’s director’s cut is for the most staunch sci-fi fans, those who crave every little bit of “X-Files” lore they can get.
From Salon â Aug. 19, 2026
Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, Arday’s friend and former colleague, told the BBC on Saturday that he saw Arday’s mental health worsen as he was ridiculed in the press.
From The Wall Street Journal â Aug. 18, 2026
Bill Plaschke should have consulted with his colleague Laurence Darmiento before writing his ill-informed column on the sale of the Lakers.
From Los Angeles Times â Aug. 15, 2026
‘We can’t keep making excuses for her,’ the other one said, a little more firmly than his colleague.
From "Code Name Kingfisher" by Liz Kessler
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In a study published in 2025, Hwang and his colleagues found that the frontoparietal cortex develops an ongoing high-level summary of information arriving from elsewhere in the brain.
From Science Daily â Aug. 20, 2026
Bass said Raman struggled to work collaboratively with her colleagues, treating city business as a series of academic exercises.
From Los Angeles Times â Aug. 20, 2026
Australia would continue pressing Israel "for justice for Zomi and her colleagues", she said in a statement on Thursday.
From BBC â Aug. 19, 2026
Now, with AI summaries and LLMs, Baden and her colleagues have to be creative with how they write updates to this map to ensure LLMs aggregate the information accurately.
From Salon â Aug. 19, 2026
Some of Gordievsky's colleagues even wondered if their gardener was an MI6 agent.
From "Spies: The Secret Showdown Between America and Russia" by Marc Favreau
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Vocabulary lists containing colleague
Franklin D. Roosevelt, "A Date That Will Live In Infamy" (1941)
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