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Meanings of former co-workers in English

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Usage of former co-workers in English
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The investigators were investigating not just one but several colleagues and former co-workers.
The new yorker
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The scar inflicted by her former co-workers was quite prominent.
Carte Blanche
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His former co-workers say Khuzami can take the heat.
Reuters
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Take care not to disparage the employee in front of his or her former co-workers.
Reuters
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One of my former co-workers was from India, and he went home and brought it with him.
NY Magazine
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He recalls incredulous former co-workers questioning why, given their sense that "there's nothing up there".
The Irish Times
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Any Darpa official worth his or her salt is bound to run into former co-workers while on the job.
Wired
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Given its comic elements, the shooting of Ben Lofland possibly could have been written off as a squabble among former co-workers.
Tough customer: a novel
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Any Darpa program manager worth his or her salt is bound to run into buddies and former co-workers while on the job.
Wired
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And, by "small stuff" we mean her alleged winning ticket that she lost her job and respect from former co-workers for.
Ebony
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His shooting spree began this morning at the premises of a company that had recently fired him, where he killed two former co-workers.
The Irish Times
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That's what Nick Grouf realized after he and his former co-workers at Firefly went to work for Microsoft and caught wind of their new perks.
Wired
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Former co-workers confirmed: she likes to work behind the scenes, and is extremely effective doing so.
The Guardian
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