verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
closely
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Social services departments cooperate closely with voluntary organizations concerned with the welfare of deprived children.
fully
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We're prepared to cooperate fully with any security council inquiry.
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She cooperated fully in the project in a most commendable spirit of scientific interest.
■ NOUN
authority
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Liggett had emerged from the pack to cooperate with authorities over cigarettes.
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Amid an increasingly hostile war of words, Finley has criticized Racicot for reneging on a promise to cooperate with federal authorities .
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For safety they should cooperate when local authorities display signs, warning that the seashore is dangerous.
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The Home Office was willingly cooperating with other authorities to ensure the events passed off peacefully and with due respect.
company
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Cable companies are cooperating to establish fiber networks involving different operators so that they can compete with the telephone companies.
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The companies have talked about cooperating on future products, these people say.
government
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Local governments , too, cooperated , glad to have their economy boomed for them.
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Dole believes in making government function by cooperating , compromising and working out the inevitable disagreements of a diverse society.
investigation
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Republicans have questioned whether the money was intended to encourage Hubbell not to cooperate with investigations into the Whitewater affair.
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All the charges stem from Conoline's refusal to cooperate with an investigation into a botched Dec. 7 drug bust.
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He is apparently cooperating with the investigation .
war
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Under the law, the United States suspends all assistance programs to any country not certified as cooperating in the drug war .
■ VERB
agree
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Five members of the network pleaded guilty, and agreed to cooperate with the prosecution.
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The Orthodox agreed to cooperate , but balked at merging the two efforts.
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Then the members might agree to cooperate , and to join in punishing any member who defects.
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After confessing, Flores agreed to cooperate with investigators.
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After Major League Baseball agreed to cooperate , the Giants allowed film crews access to the stadium.
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Williams, 26, pleaded guilty to extortion on Jan. 28 and agreed to cooperate with the government.
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As part of her plea agreement, she agreed to cooperate with federal officials and received two years' probation.
continue
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Stanford has so far indicated it will continue to cooperate with the magazine.
fail
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Moreover it fails to cooperate with Nature, which makes us all originals, with no two faces or two minds alike.
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The commission said it could revive the subpoenas if the editors failed to cooperate with the inquiry, which opens this week.
refuse
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Finally, the idea that the big financial institutions are a law unto themselves and would refuse to cooperate is a myth.
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Diem, having rejected it, refused to cooperate , and the United States backed him.
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It empowered local councils to enter gardens and cut down problem hedges if their owners refuse to cooperate .
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When appearing in court, all three men refused to cooperate , claiming the government has no jurisdiction.
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Rex refused to cooperate when he realized that what Minter was really looking for was a scandal - any scandal.
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The two families were so angry that they refused to talk or cooperate with the hospital personnel.
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The committee also criticised him for refusing to cooperate with the Standards Commissioner, Elizabeth Filkin.
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The new problem was the weather it refused to cooperate .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Aid agencies and UN forces are cooperating to get food supplies to the people who need them.
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Finance ministers and central bankers agreed to cooperate closely to sustain the strength of the pound.
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The administration is willing to cooperate and work toward peace.
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The president said that Mexico would continue to cooperate with the US in the fight against drugs.
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Traditionally management has called upon workers to cooperate in increasing productivity.
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We'll be all right if the weather cooperates.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As Katherine remembers it, I was so thrilled with the compliment that I cooperated from then on.
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For safety they should cooperate when local authorities display signs, warning that the seashore is dangerous.
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Hernandez and Brown said they anticipate that Congress will cooperate and grant the city Medicare and Medicaid waivers.
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Roman Catholics, however, emphasizing the role of free will, believe that humans can cooperate in their salvation through actions.
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Such a power could, more than anything, prove to be the greatest single incentive to cooperate .
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Then the members might agree to cooperate , and to join in punishing any member who defects.
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These three countries agreed to cooperate soon after the Second World War.
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Torrez pleaded guilty last March and is cooperating with prosecutors.