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colleague

[kol-eeg] / ˈkɒl ig /


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In a study published earlier this year, Dudley and colleagues at Berkeley analyzed feathers from 17 bird species and found alcohol metabolites in 10 of them.

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He found it difficult to breathe after standing close to where it had been sprayed, and he and the 15-20 colleagues who tested it with him could not easily wash it off.

From BBC

Scientists have long proposed, including Sur's colleague Earl K. Miller at MIT, that the prefrontal cortex can guide the activity of more posterior areas of the brain.

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They were at his side, along with many former colleagues, as he was moved to tears when he addressed West Ham's fans after the re-naming of the stand.

From BBC

De Graaff and her colleagues tested a wide range of galaxy and active galactic nucleus models against the object's spectrum, attempting to reproduce its features.

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