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Meanings of cooperatives in English

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In 1940 state-controlled winemaking cooperatives were introduced to help support the industry.
The South African
2
By 1958 much of the land had been collectivized & cooperatives established.
The new yorker
3
It did not specify how much more land the cooperatives can get.
Reuters
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Until this had been done the cooperatives had small chance of succeeding.
Consumers' Cooperative Societies in New York State
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The contracts were finalised after CME overcame certain legal issues facing French cooperatives.
Reuters
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When farmers join the project, they organise into cooperatives of about 100 people.
Reuters
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The RBI, he added, should oversee all deposit-taking institutions, including the credit cooperatives.
Reuters
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These cannabis cooperatives can plant up to 99 plants in the same space.
News.com.au
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On the other hand there are many cooperatives which have failed.
Consumers' Cooperative Societies in New York State
10
We do not interfere in the management of cooperatives or workshops.
Ebony
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Two years ago accurate accounting was an unusual thing among cooperatives.
Consumers' Cooperative Societies in New York State
12
CHS, owned by farmers and cooperatives, said the deal would be good for farmers.
Reuters
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Selling time deposit plans through loosely regulated credit cooperatives is not illegal in India.
Reuters
14
Most of the country's miners, including those involved in the protests, work in cooperatives.
Reuters
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Sugar companies and coffee cooperatives sent agronomists to the fields for a better evaluation.
Reuters
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These could develop into small scale cooperatives which would not require major capital investment.
The Irish Times
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