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Significats de co-author en anglès

An author who collaborates with another to write something.

Ús de co-author en anglès
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Study co-author Richard Beasley said the results could change asthma treatment world-wide.
Radio NZ
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Canterbury University Law professor and co-author of Legal Response to Natural Disasters.
Radio NZ
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Professor Jacqueline Rowarth is co-author of New Zealand Agriculture: An Economic Perspective.
Radio NZ
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Markey was co-author of the law that mandated higher fuel economy standards.
Reuters
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Both unknowns at this stage, she said with co-author Dr Andrew Kahn.
News.com.au
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Research co-author Erik Van Sebille spoke with our science correspondent Jonathan Amos.
BBC
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Nick Higham met with co-founder and co-author Justine Roberts in North London.
BBC
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To test that, Williams and co-author Stephen Ceci ran five related experiments.
Reuters
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Kristian Bailey is a co-author of the statement along with Khury Petersen-Smith.
Ebony
10
She speaks to Nine to Noon along with her co-author Bill O'Brien.
Radio NZ
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David Else is the co-author of Lonely Planet's Britain and England guides.
BBC
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With his co-author Timothy Rice Dave has come up with a plan.
Radio NZ
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One co-author sometimes states something that the other knows to be untrue.
The new yorker
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Canadian author and environmentalist Rick Smith is the co-author of Toxin Toxout.
Radio NZ
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Mr. Russo is co-author with William Laas, of a paperback called Women!
The new yorker
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Flavin is a co-author of Power Surge: Guide to the Coming Energy Revolution.
Wired
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