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cooperation

[koh-op-uh-rey-shuhn] / koʊˌɒp əˈreɪ ʃən /


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Ream base said in a statement that the five-day US visit would "promote cooperation between the two countries", and that it showed Cambodia's "commitment in implementing an open policy, transparent and cooperation with international partners".

From Barron's

The document comes in the midst of a general dialing-down of tensions in advance of the meeting between the two leaders, which the White House hopes might lead to more economic cooperation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many scholars have suggested that stable pair bonding helped fuel the cooperation that allowed humans to thrive globally.

From Science Daily

Instead he said, in the rhythm of Robinson as Little Caesar, “We’ve been given great cooperation once the attack ended—the attack ended, they said, ‘Let’s make a deal.’

From The Wall Street Journal

"The lack of cooperation between state and local officials makes it harder for us to do our job and turns up the temperature," Vance said.

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