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I did like the comradery that they seemed to show, they at least played nice.

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She planned to compete in all events over the three days and said it’s more about the people and comradery than the icy water.

Mr. Hudson agreed, saying that “the benefits of hunter education and archery programs should be fully recognized as these classes teach future generations the important skills of public safety, confidence, and comradery.”

Sometimes he has slept in the car with a crew of hunters, enjoying the silence and comradery.

It’s there that Reid and his lieutenants push their players through sweltering late-summer practices with a decidedly old-school mentality designed to foster comradery and toughness.

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

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