The phrase 'non fellow' is not part of standard English usage.
If you want to describe someone who is not part of a particular group, you could say "He is not one of our fellows".
Cambridge was the university of of nearly all the Southwark fellow-travellers, and of some non-fellow travelling clerics as well, including the diocesan bishop himself the Right Reverend Arthur Merwyn Stockwood.
Smears are a prejudicial way to reinforce your world view of political non-fellows.
She was speaking in her capacity as non-resident fellow for legal and judicial analysis at the Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy.
But also because Israel is an apartheid state where, by law, Jews are privileged over their non-Jewish fellow citizens.
The Center for European Policy Analysis CEPAA) is an American thinktank specialising in the region (disclosure: this Economist writer is a non-resident fellow there).
"Trump obviously benefits from the optics of having a visibly Muslim Arab at his rally," said Dr HA Hellyer, senior non-resident Fellow at the Atlantic Council.
The world records might not be the same as those of their non-disabled fellow athletes, the times they run not as fast.
That's not what Mexicans expect from a serious candidate," said Arturo Franco, an economist and non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council.
Dr Omar Ashour was is a non-resident fellow at the Brookings Doha Centre and author of The De-Radicalization of Jihadists: Transforming Armed Islamist Movements.
HA Hellyer, a non-resident fellow at the Brookings Institution and Cairo-based analyst, said the unilateral nature of Egypt's earlier efforts might make Hamas even less willing to engage with them.
But in a few years' time, his non-Muslim fellow citizens are going to start expecting some more cogent opinions from him on subjects other than muscular men in underpants.
