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Meanings of coauthor in English
Person listed in the author list of a creative work.
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Usage of coauthor in English
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And we certainly did find some, coauthor Eric Jacobs told Reuters Health.
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My dad, who is a coauthor on the paper, actually has glaucoma.
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She lectures frequently, often in tandem with Raising Cain coauthor Michael Thompson.
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Dr. Robert Portman is coauthor of Nutrient Timing and Hardwired for Fitness.
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Even on the chefs and on Ruhlman, Keller's coauthor on the cookbook.
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Thank you to Noah Gift, my coauthor, for getting me into this mess.
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Sometimes the procedure is truly needed, study coauthor Dr. Christopher Hartnick told Reuters Health.
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He is also coauthor of the sixth edition of O'Reilly's Learning the vi Editor.
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Fewer trials were reported as positive when the responsible statistician was listed as a coauthor.
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Menendez, who sits on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, was a coauthor of the legislation.
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He's also the coauthor of Death by China, an alarmist look at Sino-American trade relations.
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The other coauthor, Cooper, had done reasonably well, too.
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Martha Rogers, coauthor of The One to One Fieldbook.
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Many employers are getting what they pay for, said Ken Jacobs, a coauthor of the study.
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When they meet again, it will be electronically, and then in peer-reviewed papers they will coauthor.
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Wolf and coauthor Brian Toon realized that assuming the haze particles were spherical was too simple.
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Coauthor through the time
Coauthor across language varieties
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