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Cooperative
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Cooperative
An organization owned by its members. Examples are agriculture cooperatives that assist farmers in selling their products more efficiently and apartment buildings owned by the residents who have full control of the property.

Cooperative (co-op). A co-op is a corporation that owns a particular residential property. The shareholders are the tenants who, instead of owning an individual unit, own shares in the corporation, which gives them the right to live in that unit.



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Introducing the reader to and intricate undersea life form, Eastern Pacific Nudibranchs covers in thorough detail the individualistic attributes of the many little creatures and species of Nudibranchs the authors have co-operatively discovered and extensively studied.
Aspen says the two countries are willing to work co-operatively with Canadians, while he recommends further exploration of Nordic technology for Northern Ontario.
I think that we're trying to work co-operatively to assist all Canadian producers to have better relationships with those from other countries.
 
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