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mimerim
PostPosted: Sat 27 May 2017 3:08 am 
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Good deal. :good: And yes, I definitely need the specific word that means working together but without friendship.

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Séamus wrote:
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Would 'comrádaithe' be a good option here - 'comrades'?

I would opt for "comhghuaillithe". One can be an ally without being a friend or comrade - as happened during WW2

Fair point. Context is everything! :yes:

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