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The phrase "work each other" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase to describe two people or groups actively helping one another, as in the following example: "The two teams worked each other to ensure that the project was completed on time."
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The two Moroccans work each other up, and now Farouq is more uninhibited, and perhaps more predictable.
"We don't work each other over intentionally any more," says Sara. "We're just much more confident of who we are – and we just love playing each other's music".
The expectation had been for a classic, for two of the game's super-heavyweights to work each other to a standstill.
Oddly enough, the sane option – not giving too much of a dick about drugs or kids, they'll surely all work each other out by 18 – doesn't get much of a look-in.
'Marty and I were talking today,' Billy Bob says, 'about how in the South it's all right to beat a dog.' He and Marty are trying to work each other up.
"This resonates with experiences many of us share – we're increasingly alienated from work, each other and the natural world, increasingly aware of financial, medical, environmental risk and increasingly faced with identity choices.
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They've got a great team philosophy, they work for each other, they work for the club and the badge.
We need policies working hand in hand, not policies that work against each other.
Not only did we work with each other, we would see each other after work!
This was a collaborative work, and the authors worked closely each other.
They franchise work with each other".
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