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peer

noun as in person who is another's equal

Strongest matches

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The companies cited uncompetitive drug-pricing controls that mean Britain spends far less on medicines than its peers.

Amazon.com hasn’t received the same level of artificial-intelligence hype as many of its other “Magnificent Seven” tech peers this year, with investors questioning whether its cloud-computing business can gain market share.

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Furthermore, this is a working paper, meaning the study has yet to be peer reviewed.

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They tell clients in a note that data show ANZ is lagging its major bank peers on growth in mortgages, business lending and deposits.

His study has since been peer reviewed and has been accepted for publication by Toxicology Reports, an international journal.

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

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