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collaborative

Definition for collaborative

adjective as in cooperative

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Serg Nuttall said: "This operation highlights the importance of taking a collaborative approach in tackling rural crime and reinforces the commitment of all partners to safeguarding rural communities and holding offenders to account."

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The success of and “KPop Demon Hunters” has opened the audience’s eyes to how collaborative the creative process is for what we see onscreen, which especially true of animation.

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Their work builds on years of collaborative research through the Lagash Archaeological Project, which brings together Iraqi archaeologists and the Penn Museum at the University of Pennsylvania.

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And I don't let that detract from what was a fantastic piece of teamwork, a collaborative experience where university academics and amateurs came together to search for Richard III.

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In the decade that followed, they became known for creating venues as art projects: spaces that hosted performances, conversations and collaborative experiments.

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

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