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cooperate

[koh-op-uh-reyt] / koʊˈɒp əˌreɪt /


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US troops have been stationed in South Korea for decades in case of an attack from the North, and last year the two sides agreed to cooperate on building nuclear-powered submarines.

From BBC

Absent a much larger U.S. military operation, they might be unwilling to cooperate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Whether Rodríguez will cooperate with the administration is an open question.

From Los Angeles Times

The driver of the vehicle that hit the officer stayed on the scene and cooperated with police, Jensen said.

From Los Angeles Times

The British Ministry of Defence said it cooperated with France on Saturday night to strike an underground facility in Syria that had likely been used by the Islamic State group to store weapons.

From Barron's