'official friends' is not technically correct, as it does not have an established meaning.
Instead, you could use a phrase like "official acquaintances" or "professional contacts". For example, you could say: "Through my work, I have made many official acquaintances, but few true friends."
Maurer, 30, was responsible for managing the official friends groups for each of Princeton's 38 sports teams, dealing with alumni, supporters and donors.
In 1992, Mr. Caplan, who lives in Beacon, formed the trust, becoming its president, and in 1995 it became an official friends group of the parks department.
In a phone interview Mr. Rait said the new subscription button would offer a new way for journalists, celebrities and other well-known figures to connect and share with fans without having to become official friends on Facebook.
Every year since Anno Beast, the family have gathered for a festive group shot, and naturally released its retouched version to any media unlucky enough to not already be on the official friends and family list.
You can try it yourself by going to Wookiepedia and then clicking one of the "Official Friends" links at the bottom.
Almost 1,500 people have actually paid to be its official friend by becoming members of Friends of the High Line.
And the reward for being our official friend is that we conduct dragnet surveillance on the German people and apparently its leaders.
My first official friend at One Young World (OYW) injected me more energy than anyone in a long time.
During yearly visits to Cuba, I have distributed copies of Barack Obama's books to appreciative officials, friends and diplomats.
News of the abduction prompted immediate condemnation from government officials, friends and supporters of the Taseer family.
But local officials, friends, neighbours and descendants have all back up the claim that she was 132 when she died.
