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Meanings of cooperator (cooperators) in English

Portuguese
colaborador

An associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest.

colaborador
Usage of cooperators in English
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As a specific example, we study the interaction between cooperators and defectors.
Pubmed
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High mutation rates diminish the clustering of cooperators, hindering their evolutionary success.
Pubmed
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There could be other cooperators who have not yet been publicly revealed.
Reuters
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Much of the government evidence was gathered using wiretaps and cooperators.
Reuters
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He and the book were cooperators in the fraud, it seemed.
The Masquerader
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Much of their evidence was gathered using court-approved wiretaps and cooperators.
Reuters
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Much of the government's evidence was gathered using wiretaps and cooperators.
Reuters
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Gates pleaded guilty last year and has been one of the government's key cooperators.
The Guardian
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Much of their evidence was gathered using wiretaps and cooperators.
Reuters
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It keeps three boys busy all day covering the territory between the cooperators' homes.
Consumers' Cooperative Societies in New York State
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Next to the Mafia cooperators, much of the remaining testimony was dull and uneventful.
King of the godfathers: "big joey" massino and the fall of the b...
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If, later, the cooperators want another manager, why you can easily organize another store.
Three Acres and Liberty
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I tell you, women are the natural cooperators, not men!
Herland
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But most of those are cooperators who pleaded guilty.
Reuters
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Prominent among these cooperators were J. D. Cleveland, J. Fitch, Dr. Maynard, Harvey Rice, Bev.
Cleveland Past and Present: Its Representative Men / Comprising ...
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Cooperation among organisms, where cooperators suffer a personal cost to benefit others, is ubiquitous in nature.
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Cooperators through the time