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cúmplice A person who joins with another in carrying out some plan (especially an unethical or illegal plan)
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And you're a great collaborator for years and years with Steve Jobs.
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The couple certainly is unusual in one way, joked their collaborator Rose.
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Indeed, President Vladimir Putin increasingly plays the role of cowboy, not collaborator.
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The pompous collaborator stepped forward, and Kira realized her opportunity had come.
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Fortunately, I have a collaborator of incomparable skill in the parasitic Chalcidid.
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A henchman this experienced doesn't need to be told what to do.
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Or Timothy Dalton dangling out the back dealing with a recalcitrant henchman.
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Well, my faithful henchman, you will have to continue the journey alone.
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He was deprived of his humble friend and staunch henchman, Thomas Purdie.
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The henchman's face turned the same color as his peroxide crew cut.
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I will be your friend, and, yes, your partner in crime forever.
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This departure has left my father without a partner in crime.
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He fled for New Zealand with a partner in crime called Thomas Kelly.
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He's a great partner in crime. The feeling, it seems, is clearly mutual.
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I saw my friend as an ally, a partner in crime.
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We know what is happening with confederate statues in the American south.
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His confederate was in the act of stepping across the raised threshold.
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Surplus and I have never abandoned a confederate, nor shall we ever.
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His confederate confessed to the whole scheme and the jig was up.
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He declared war against the duke of Ferrara, the confederate of Lewis.
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Upon this, the confederate lords and the Welshmen went over to Bruce.
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A German sentence was written in shorthand by Locke for his confederate.
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Fifteen thousand confederate troops were between the Sixth corps and Fredericksburgh Heights.
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The person outside is recalled and his confederate begins to question him.
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Tim congratulated his still unwilling confederate on the success of his villainy.
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He could only glare balefully across the table at his unfortunate confederate.
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The lantern must have been put out since then by some confederate.
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It is evidently an empty flat to which the confederate has access.
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This Bridge is a notorious confederate and harborer of horse-thieves and counterfeiters.
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Just see how she is laughing and talking now, exclaimed the confederate.
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He and his confederate Wildmere have been watching and biding their time.
