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cooperativa
Spanish
cooperativa

A jointly owned commercial enterprise (usually organized by farmers or consumers) that produces and distributes goods and services and is run for the benefit of its owners.

cooperativa

A form of housing where the residents are co-owners of a housing complex, usually an apartment block or a group of multi-familiy homes, where the co-ownership grants the right to inhabit one housing unit and the obligation to maintain that unit.

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Come the revolution, we will turn it into a co-op of course.
The Guardian
2
The community development co-op, which celebrates 25 years, has a large parish.
The Irish Times
3
It is time to return to the story of the baby-sitting co-op.
The Return of Depression Economics
4
The farmers' co-op comes to ask for help in raising more capital.
Down with the Cities!
5
The rest came from a local co-op set up through the pizzeria.
Climbing Magazine
6
It's a co-op, but the people aren't ready to move in yet.
Sisters
7
This is the co-op car, a newly introduced species to Irish wildlife.
The Irish Times
8
Playing games in co-op mode is a tremendous experience as a family.
Wired
9
The game's promised online mode comes in the form of co-op play.
Wired
10
In Stratford, she helped run the estate as it was a co-op.
The Guardian
11
I'm afraid Greencastle is too small to do much with the co-op.
The Red Conspiracy
12
Create a co-op dinner group and throw it on the Google Calendar.
Feminist dot com
13
All I'll say is, the co-op's under my nose, so to speak.
With friends like these
14
Not many in the co-op movement disagree that the group's governance needs reform.
The Guardian
15
Yet gradually, the co-op began to experience a slackening of demand.
Economics Without Illusions
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The best thing it brings is co-op play for up to four players.
The Irish Times