compatriot

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• Then he defended himself publicly against his former compatriots, who had criticized him as a “rogue” and a selfish coward.

• He also admires Atlético Madrid’s Diego Simeone, another compatriot, for finding tactical balance.

• Not only were a great number of the participants using their smartphones to document themselves and their compatriots as they launched the attack, but many of them in turn shared the footage on Parler.

• Both mice and humans share a connectedness with their compatriots in emotional situations, he says, and research points to a shared evolutionary basis for empathy.

• Police believe that once inside, other rioters opened another door or a few doors to let still more of their compatriots in.

• We all know about Tolstoy, Chekhov, and Dostoevsky, but what about their compatriot, Nikolai Leskov?

• Lagarde succeeded embattled compatriot Dominique Strauss-Kahn for the IMF job in 2011.

• And his secular Tel Avivi compatriot Ayelet Shaked destroys all stereotypes of an Israeli “radical.”

• Huffman said his friend Bunny had no idea—one more close compatriot allegedly kept in the dark.

• Strange to say, with all his love for what belonged to and came from Poland, he kept compatriot musicians at a distance.

• "Neighbor," in Gospel language, means a compatriot, a person belonging to the same nationality.

• His compatriot, Le Fèbvre, had begun to give a few lessons as a dancing-master.