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Meanings of cooperator (cooperators) in English
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colaborador Usage of cooperators in English
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As a specific example, we study the interaction between cooperators and defectors.
2
High mutation rates diminish the clustering of cooperators, hindering their evolutionary success.
3
There could be other cooperators who have not yet been publicly revealed.
4
Much of the government evidence was gathered using wiretaps and cooperators.
5
He and the book were cooperators in the fraud, it seemed.
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Much of their evidence was gathered using court-approved wiretaps and cooperators.
7
Much of the government's evidence was gathered using wiretaps and cooperators.
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Gates pleaded guilty last year and has been one of the government's key cooperators.
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Much of their evidence was gathered using wiretaps and cooperators.
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It keeps three boys busy all day covering the territory between the cooperators' homes.
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Next to the Mafia cooperators, much of the remaining testimony was dull and uneventful.
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If, later, the cooperators want another manager, why you can easily organize another store.
13
I tell you, women are the natural cooperators, not men!
14
But most of those are cooperators who pleaded guilty.
15
Prominent among these cooperators were J. D. Cleveland, J. Fitch, Dr. Maynard, Harvey Rice, Bev.
16
Cooperation among organisms, where cooperators suffer a personal cost to benefit others, is ubiquitous in nature.
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