CAMBRIDGE Not long ago, a Harvard colleague wrote to me that Saif al Islam el Qaddafi, a son of Libya s dictator, would be in town and wanted to meet me.

Yet Ali was a colleague of mine.

So this is work from a colleague in Toronto.

And a colleague of mine sent me this one from London.

Go and speak to my colleague.

He then shares a conversation he had with a colleague at work and says

And Global Voices colleague Syrian Anas Qtiesh recalls

So a colleague of mine at Berkley, he and I were looking at Triceratops.

And this was done with a colleague of mine, Alan Braun, at the NIH.

His colleague, HRW European Media Director Andrew Stroehlein added

And my eponymous colleague, Seymour Benzer, believed it as well.

After all, she explained to a European colleague, one is not supposed to abuse one s banker.

A friend of mine, a colleague of mine, Dr. Hans Larsson at McGill University, is actually looking at atavisms.

His Belgian colleague, Filip Dewinter, represents a Flemish nationalist party tainted by wartime collaboration with the Nazis.

And a beautiful example of this I found, actually, when I visited a colleague of mine in Japan, Professor Kurokawa.

2.7 The author states that judge Mijnssen had earlier been a colleague of judge Heemskerk at a University in Amsterdam.

Finally, I would like personally to pay tribute to a great friend and a dear colleague, the late Ambassador Sami Kronfol.

His colleague Garba Boubacar, a researcher in physics and environmental studies at the University of Niamey, Niger, suggests that

Before dying, the complainant's brother told a colleague that it was the complainant himself who had been the target.

Everybody in our society's life is touched by cancer if not personally, then through a loved one, a family member, colleague, friend.

This is the letter translated by my friend and colleague, the Syrian blogger, Golaniya

My Harvard colleague Kenneth Froot and I once studied the relative price movements of a number of goods over a 700 year period.

She and her colleague Rodrigo Azambuja are demanding a formal investigation be conducted by the child and adolescent protection police bureau.

For us, the loss of Chinua Achebe is, above all else, intensely personal. We have lost a brother, a colleague, a trailblazer and a doughty fighter.

Every time I meet a colleague from Africa in the United Nations building, I see a silent question in his eyes that ask Are you doing the best you can for our continent? I must confess that for us at the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) it is not an easy question to answer.

The other day, my colleague from Berkeley, Gibor Basri, emailed me a very interesting spectrum, asking me, Can you have a look at this?

My colleague blames me for not taking Joori to the playground next to our house.

Meakem hired McKinsey colleague Sam Kinney, who developed much of the intellectual property behind FreeMarkets.

Not long before he died, Kuznets recommended to a young colleague that one ought study the role of Jews in economic life.

I think of friends like Global Voices colleague Abdoulaye, who returned to his flat a few minutes before all went to hell.

Galina Timchenko, the executive editor of the news website Meduza and a former colleague of Nossik's, remembered her friend's remarkable work ethic

I would like to take a moment of the Council's time to address the comments made previously by my colleague from Egypt.

Mr. Chowdhury (Bangladesh) Mr. President, as your friend and colleague it is a pleasure for me to see you in the Chair.

My colleague, Ms. Christa Giles, will provide delegations with her e mail address to facilitate transmission.

It is typical of the wonderful work which my friend and colleague, Ambassador Løj, does here.

The book, Lisanne A Young Model , described the life of Lisanne Falk, a colleague of Brooke Shields at the Ford modeling agency in the late 1970s.

Another colleague in the States tagged about 20 sharks off Massachusetts, and his tags didn't really work.

In 2007, his national security adviser told a colleague of mine, All of this is the work of Korean leftists there s nothing to it.

A senior officer then waved his gun at the complainant's colleague, making it clear to him that refusal to carry out missions meant death .

One month ago, my dear colleague Lakshman Kadirgamar, the Foreign Minister of Sri Lanka, was assassinated by a calculated and barbaric act of terrorism.

When urging a colleague to come to the meeting, one committee member noted that if somebody were to catch cold, a completely different decision might be reached.

It s a question solar astrophysicist Henry Trae Winter started thinking about several months ago after a blind colleague asked him to describe what an eclipse was like.

As my colleague Jeffrey Frankel has remarked, for more than 20 years, Germany s elites have insisted that the eurozone will not be a transfer union.

We know this from a 1986 article by my Berkeley colleague James Powell and his co author, none other than wait for it Ben Bernanke.

But Shultz s Stanford colleague, Condoleezza Rice, wanted a more transformational diplomacy that did not accept the world as it was, but tried to change it.