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• Our comradery spilled over to more meals and a parade of leftovers.
• So much for comradery, at least on that issue.
• The comradery and love for the music had not waned.
• Al enjoyed the comradery he shared with other railroaders.
• "There was no comradery " in the schools, he said.
• That warmth and comradery has now intensified.
• The group has embraced the spirit of comradery and collaboration typical of the craft brewing industry.
• In his biography Kawilarang reflects on the virtues of comradery between men at arms and nobility among officers.
• But now, that comradery and tranquility have been shattered in a curious and byzantine Bronx political soap opera.
• The focus of training camp is no longer getting players back in shape, but more of fostering comradery.
• Clinton and Yeltsin had a sense of comradery that was clearly lacking in the president's businesslike meetings with Putin.
• EA / Haverford / Agnes Irwin Weekend, and the week preceding it, is a time of school spirit and comradery.
• He is an energetic campaigner and a jolly soul spilling over with the warm comradery that Gore can't seem to muster.
• Despite the falling out between him and the Poffos, Smith spoke highly of the tight-knit comradery among the ICW roster.
• In a show of comradery, McNealy cut his own salary by 36 percent in 1993 after Sun's stock had dropped dramatically.
• The comment by ChildofMidnight on AfD ( Let's speedy delete this just to be jerks ) further indicates a level of comradery.
• "I feel heartbroken inside, " he said, adding that he does not expect to find the same sense of comradery in Trenton.
• The suggestion was met by mixed reaction including some of whom felt that the invitation of significant others would put the comradery of the guys in jeopardy.
• Although other languages of Ghana are available to them, students, particularly males, use Pidgin as a means of expressing solidarity, comradery and youthful rebellion.
• A number of foreign Falun Gong members came to China in the anticipation of some sort of event, some to take part but others as a gesture of comradery.