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mates

noun as in pair

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But when Figueroa received a promotion that moved her to Los Angeles, she was back at square one making new mates, so she decided to start her own walking clubs.

In the mutated mosquitoes, neurons normally involved in detecting sound showed no response to the flight tones or wingbeats of potential mates.

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The restaurant scene in which David, in Benji’s brief absence, tearfully reveals a profound array of feelings about his troubled cousin to their concerned tour mates is a knockout.

"We thought all our mates are up there, we got together because of Biffy, it’s still a good chunk of time away, we’re talking about getting married anyway so why don’t we do it there with all our mates?"

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He also insists that some young people might feel relieved not having the peer-pressure of being a taxi service for their mates who can't drive.

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

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