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- noun Plural form of
associate . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
associate .
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Examples
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Another thing to consider, "associates" is not aides.
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To take away a person's or institutions right to ownership of private property and the other liberties associates is outright communism.
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The federal racketeering case against the national president of the Outlaws motorcycle gang and three of his associates is going to a jury in Virginia.
Biker gang trial in Va. goes to jury Washington Post Editors 2010
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Turns out only one of his two associates is from Portland, and he has the hard-edged glitter in his eyes and cuff-links that I associate with men of rank, or at least of pretension to such.
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She called associates and acquaintances in various industries, asking for contact information for decision makers.
Karlyn Lothery, communications consultant, succeeded after sending out a wider signal 2011
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To take away a person's or institutions right to ownership of private property and the other liberties associates is outright communism.
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It's too bad for the people that Griffin associates with that the paladins seem to be everywhere.
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The confirmation that the security services are sufficiently interested in Deripaska to keep files on him and his associates is likely to add to pressure on the minister to provide more information about his contacts with the Russian billionaire.
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The confirmation that the security services are sufficiently interested in Deripaska to keep files on him and his associates is likely to add to pressure on the minister to provide more information about his contacts with the Russian billionaire.
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Really, there is a a fair bit of wisdom in associates who are “unproductive” (i.e. unwilling to entirely sacrifice the maintenance of their personal identity so partners can maintain the lifestyle to which they have become accustomed) to band together and start firms of their own.
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