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Ah, that wonderful moment just before you meet new bunkmates.

Need and desire have never been forced bunkmates when it comes to the high end of the housing market.

"She really ought to be more selective about her bunkmates.

And then another bunkmate heads off into the sunset.

A street freak or a honor-farm bunkmate probably shot me those words.

She lay awake for a long time, keeping very still so as not to disturb her bunkmate.

Most often we dived with our bunkmates, but teams and diving times were flexible.

"Normally she's cool," M. says of his sister and bunkmate.

Alma remained, gazing across the room, occasionally smiling down at her bunkmate.

Some of his bunkmates have been coming to St. Paul's for years, whether they have had a job or not.

He and his 15 bunkmates, most of them elderly, have been grouped together dormitory style in a special unit.

"Sometimes I think my bunkmate majored in chaos theory."

No one saw us on the way, but her bunkmate, Laasonen, was sitting up reading.

On fifth day bunkmates seized him coming out of shower and painted his genitals black.

The two of you will be bunkmates.

I have no objection to you as a bunkmate, but it just doesn't compute."

"I was seeing another camper at the time, and I wanted to introduce her to my bunkmate," he said.

That's no privilege: your bunkmate is unlikely to let you hang your legs over the side.

The electrician conferred with his bunkmate, a missile maintenance technician.

"I'm only doing this for the publicity," Gaylene confided to me as if we were bunkmates at summer camp.

Responding to Spock's overture this time, his bunkmate spoke.

Like me and my camp-loathing returnee bunkmates, many kids are afraid to tell parents that they have been bullied.

Like all of her bunkmates, Maureen nurses a terrific crush on John, the new, young pastor.

"She must be at the 'Anything Goes' rehearsal," one bunkmate advised.