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person
These are words often used in combination with person. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it.
able-bodied personSecond, every able-bodied person learns to perceive and control locomotion across a variety of surfaces (as do the young of many other species).
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accused personConsider, for instance, the right of an accused person lacking proficiency in the state language to a court-appointed interpreter.
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affected personDoing so violates this principle even if the imposition delivers an overall benefit to the affected person.
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