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Meanings of co-operative societies in English

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Usage of co-operative societies in English
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The other five directors represent Britain's diminishing number of independent co-operative societies.
The Guardian
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These rural co-operative societies are increasing in number year by year.
The National Being: Some Thoughts on an Irish Polity
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In Denmark and Ireland co-operative societies are organized to handle perishable farm products.
The Dollar Hen
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Now I am for the building of a co-operative commonwealth on co-operative societies.
What's the Matter with Ireland?
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One of the most flourishing co-operative societies is that established at Over Darwen.
Thrift
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It also supplies flour to sixty-two co-operative societies, numbering over twelve thousand members.
Thrift
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The members of the co-operative societies founded by the I.A.O.S.
Against Home Rule (1912) / The Case for the Union
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The farmer shareholders in NCF and Kiltoghert co-operative societies voted overwhelmingly yesterday to merge.
The Irish Times
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This helps us operate in what the research team call "large-scale co-operative societies".
BBC
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Texas reports officially (1881) seventy-five co-operative societies connected with this order.
Black and White: Land, Labor, and Politics in the South
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In the past we rallied around co-operative societies and helped to build a better local economy.
The Irish Times
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That progress has been rapid and continuous, and to-day the co-operative societies connected with the I.A.O.S.
Against Home Rule (1912) / The Case for the Union
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Another year of food price inflation led to protests by trade unions, women's organisations, and co-operative societies.
The Irish Times
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This has been done by co-operative societies, by municipalities and states, in Switzerland, France, the United Kingdom, and in Germany.
An essay on the American contribution and the democratic idea
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There are hundreds of parishes in Ireland where one or two men want co-operative societies or village halls or rural libraries.
The National Being: Some Thoughts on an Irish Polity
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On the whole, however, the co-operative societies will probably come better out of the war than many classes of small shop-keepers.
The War and Democracy
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Co-operative societies across language varieties
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