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It can be used to describe a situation where two or more people are sitting together at the same table, often implying a sense of togetherness or collaboration. Example: "During the meeting, we all shared the same table to discuss our project ideas."
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President Bush shared the same table.
At a recent dinner, ITV bosses Michael Green and Charles Allen shared the same table, cracked jokes, indulged in media banter and generally appeared to be the best of friends.
In a four-hour hearing in which Mr. Clemens and Mr. McNamee shared the same table but never seemed to directly look at each other, Mr. Clemens continued to insist, under sometimes strenuous questioning, that Mr. McNamee never injected him with steroids and human growth hormone, as Mr. McNamee maintains.
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Biologists call mosquitoes commensals, from the Latin indicating that we share the same table.
Together with Carmen Febres, 64, a woman with a mischievous streak, the Marias make up something of a clique, usually sharing the same table for dinner.
Without histrionics, she conveys the pleasure which each took in the other's company, the pleasure of travelling together, of sharing the same table and bed, of discussing without staleness the great moral and political issues of the day.
Moreover it was also observed here that eating, sleeping-relaxing and emotional state shared the same factor (Table 4), as has been found for adults [ 15] and for children [ 17].
Seventeen nematode taxa, representing 14 diplogastrid genera, plus one outgroup, Rhabditoides inermis, were selected according to whether some, or all of their members, showed direct association with beetles or shared the same habitat (Table 1) [ 19- 24].
When Zannino decided not to reopen the cafeteria in One World Financial Center, he looked at the savings, not at the less quantifiable costs of lowered morale and lost contact between managers and reporters who shared the same lunch tables.
At times the women shared the same couch or table, at other times they missed one another by seconds.
Both pGPs and non pGPs shared the same opinion (p = 0.074) (Table 3).
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