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colleague

[kol-eeg] / ˈkɒl ig /


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In a narrow way, it does right now, because dismantling the perception of it, and listening to a wider range of his colleagues is one of the tasks Starmer's been set by his own MPs.

From BBC

I spoke to someone who opened his work calendar to family and colleagues so anyone could drop in a meeting and it would alert him in advance.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unbeknown to him, Mik's job had also taken her elsewhere but thankfully, her colleagues forwarded his letter.

From BBC

Perhaps most notably, “everyday expenses such as food, gasoline and housing also showed signs of cooling,” my colleague Megan Leonhardt notes.

From Barron's

Perhaps most notably, “everyday expenses such as food, gasoline and housing also showed signs of cooling,” my colleague Megan Leonhardt notes.

From Barron's