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A student is someone who wishes to
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learn a specific skill set from someone, not necessarily a Peer. The teacher may set
tasks before the student to assist that person in enhancing their skills,
but there is no fealty or formal contract involved.
 
Peers may take both [[associate]]s and students. In this case, students tend to be considered the "lite" version of an associate. There is generally no exchange of promises or oaths, and sometimes for only a set period ("a year and a day"). A Peer and an individual may also enter into a Peer-student relationship to see how well they do together before the student becomes a full associate.
 
See also: [[associate]]
 
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