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Meanings of co-ordinate by in English

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Usage of co-ordinate by in English
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They are formed into 'militias' and co-ordinated by Communist Party political officers.
News.com.au
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It is currently co-ordinated by poets Paul Sweeney and Mark Whelan.
The Irish Times
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A search operation co-ordinated by Italy has found only about 50 survivors so far.
Radio NZ
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The campaign is being co-ordinated by People Before Profit in conjunction with affected communities.
The Irish Times
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The clean coast project in Ireland is co-ordinated by Aidan Gray at An Taisce.
The Irish Times
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It was co-ordinated by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
BBC
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All the arrangements were being co-ordinated by the Refugee Agency.
The Irish Times
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Instead, these ships are fully-crewed, operated and co-ordinated by the People's Liberation Army Navy.
News.com.au
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Fine Gael has demanded that humanitarian aid to Iraq be co-ordinated by the United Nations.
The Irish Times
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The PayPal attack, which occurred last December, was allegedly co-ordinated by the hacking group Anonymous.
The Irish Times
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The festival is co-ordinated by Age & Opportunity from whom a programme of events is available.
The Irish Times
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The sources said the sale could be carried out in a public offering co-ordinated by Lenta.
Reuters
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Work on the campaign, which is being co-ordinated by the Atomic Communications company, begins this weekend.
The Irish Times
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It was co-ordinated by two former Blair loyalists, Sion Simon and Chris Bryant, the report said.
The Irish Times
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Our fall was excruciatingly painful, co-ordinated by city mayors, police departments and counterterrorism forces across the country.
The Guardian
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The Lulzsec group is a loose-coalition of hackers associated with the protests co-ordinated by the Anonymous collective.
BBC