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cooperate

[koh-op-uh-reyt] / koʊˈɒp əˌreɪt /


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A spokesman for Deutsche Bank confirmed the searches, and the bank said it was "cooperating fully with prosecutors" but refused to comment further.

From Barron's

Deutsche Bank confirmed it was a target of a raid and said it is fully cooperating with authorities.

From MarketWatch

Sudani has also cooperated with the United States to bring into Iraq a caravan of Islamic State prisoners from Syria, where the army recently moved on Kurdish fighters who had run the detention camps.

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"If they come, they will come to cooperate, not to intervene on the streets," the minister tells reporters.

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The mortgage and insurance industries will need to cooperate and adopt new strategies in the face of market conditions and climate volatility.

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