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co-op

noun as in apartment building

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noun as in collective farm

noun as in condominium

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noun as in cooperative apartment

noun as in flat

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They plan to eventually transfer ownership of the property to Herrera and the others through an ownership model that the residents will decide on, such as the limited equity housing co-op.

One of the more unexpected announcements of the night, a co-op combat game called King of Meat.

From BBC

"We were unaware of any planned grocery co-op when those decisions were made," the company said.

From Salon

Early last year, the co-op introduced a few signature Washington and Oregon whites and reds, and later expanded to include Old World wines.

“One of the reasons why he agreed to talk to me to begin with is that he had applied to get into a co-op building and was rejected,” he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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