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shoulder to shoulder

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shoulder to shoulder
Fig. side by side; with a shared purpose. The two armies fought shoulder to shoulder against the joint enemy. The strikers said they would stand shoulder to shoulder against the management.
See also: shoulder

shoulder to shoulder
if you stand shoulder to shoulder with a person or a group of people, you support them during a difficult time The chairman stood shoulder to shoulder with the managing director throughout the investigation.
See also: shoulder


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Therefore, O children of the earthquake and the storm, let us stand shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart, and pocket to pocket
At a distance they could see the curious procession moving toward the wharf--the lovers, shoulder to shoulder, creeping; the lady in black, gaining steadily upon them; old Monsieur Farival, losing ground inch by inch, and a young barefooted Spanish girl, with a red kerchief on her head and a basket on her arm, bringing up the rear.
Squads of soldiers who were dismissed from duty passed by them, shoulder to shoulder, with the regular step which they had learned at the drill.
 
 
 
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