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cooperative
adjective as in joint, unified
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adjective as in helpful
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In 2019, however, his Justice Department was permitted by a federal appeals court to give preferential treatment to cooperative cities on providing community policing grants.
The chief negotiator I spoke to said that China was being “unusually cooperative” across all the discussions.
“The DOJ is probably trying to get Google to be more cooperative in coming up with remedies that will fix the problem.”
Those who played together were more likely to collaborate in these endeavors, indicating that play can signal cooperative motivation and enhance collective cooperation.
As a socialist, Sartini believes in cooperative effort, and he’s tried to mold his blue-collar team to reflect that.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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