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Someone who or something which corresponds.
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There are correspondents from television stations including from France, the Netherlands and Norway joining British broadcasters outside St James's.
The bride and bridegroom are correspondents in the London bureau of ABC News; she for the affiliate news service and he as the network's senior foreign correspondent.
In most cases they are correspondents whose organizations do not qualify for hard passes or whose companies have exceeded their limit.
This Associated Press video shows some of the reporters and other foreigners trapped in the Rixos (including the former former U.S. delegate to Congress for the District of Columbia, Walter Fauntroy, now a peace activist and lobbyist, whose reason for being in Tripoli remains unclear): Among the foreign reporters trapped inside the Rixos are correspondents from Latin America and China.
In a letter to the Savannah Republican, Peter W. Alexander, one of the most skillful Southern correspondents, wrote, "The truth is there are correspondents who invariably magnify our successes and depreciate our losses, and who when there is a dearth of news will draw upon their imagination for their facts".
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Noah Lewis Darien The writer is correspondent, Friends of Animals.
Terence Smith is correspondent for "The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer".
The solubility limit of HEAs is correspondent to shear modulus mismatch of 29.
I was correspondent for El Pais.
This result is correspondent to the measured pKa of H159 in papain [ 28].
These results were correspondent with the results of previous studies [ 10, 32].
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