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co-op
noun
coop
I. noun II. transitive verb

co-op [ˈkəʊɒp] N

1. co-op → cooperative :

2. co-op Brit inf:

co-op
zadruga f
co-op
zadružna organizacija f

See also cooperative

I . co·opera·tive [kəʊˈɒpərətɪv] N

II . co·opera·tive [kəʊˈɒpərətɪv] ADJ

2. cooperative (willing):

cooperative
voljan pomagati [or sodelovati]
cooperative
v pomoč

I . coop [ku:p] N

II . coop [ku:p] VB trans to coop up

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The development team also revealed the co-op mode will return due to its popularity in the original.
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Residents with a desire to invest themselves more into the co-op run for officer positions.
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Throughout his career, he was an advocate for the co-op framework.
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There is a newsagent's shop, a pub and a co-op store in the village.
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This includes aiding members in the search for both cooperative education (co-op) and full-time employment opportunities.
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There may be provisions against owning shares for more than one apartment in the same co-op.
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Depending upon the economic conditions, the efficacy of the general system (i.e. the co-op) is partially dependent on interest rates.
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The hands-on experience is obtained through the co-op program.
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For example, students can begin to build a network of contacts throughout their co-op work terms.
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At the pier is the fish co-op, selling fresh fish, including local catches.
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