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pal

[pal] / pæl /


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Gary was also a significant contributor to and pal of President Bill Clinton, and hosted events with politicians like Arnold Schwarzenegger.

From The Wall Street Journal

He turned to Richard Ressler, a longtime pal and alumni of Drexel, who was now co-founder of real-estate development and investment firm CIM Group.

From The Wall Street Journal

Automotive analyst Pal Skirta of Metzler bank told AFP that further tensions could be looming between Volkswagen and unions since the carmaker was planning to launch several low-cost electric models in coming years.

From Barron's

Many of the books sit on her coffee table, while others are situated on a “rare” Gibson piano her pal helped her to track down.

From MarketWatch

At one point, as Oduro spoke from the front of the classroom, he watched Cook signal to a pal across the lecture hall.

From The Wall Street Journal