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Organized by the local but globally focused Art4Us Artists cooperative, “CounterCurrent” features work by four principals of that group — Nana Bagdavadze, Katty Biglari, Antonella Manganelli and Grazia Montalto.

Some farmers and small food producers have been able to switch to e-commerce, engaging in cooperatives in which they can have an equity stake and bypass traditional supply chains.

“Naked mole-rats are incredibly cooperative and incredibly vocal, and no one has really looked into how these two features influence one another,” says Alison Barker, a neuroscientist at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in Berlin.

Some, like Minecraft and Animal Crossing are purely cooperative.

American Crystal Sugar, an agricultural cooperative, has “not made any decisions with regard to contributions from its political action committee,” Kevin Price, vice president of government affairs said in an email.

Magnum came into being as a cooperative only two years after the conclusion of World War II.

When officers tried to arrest him after he grew angry, Garner was non-cooperative.

Another widows cooperative, Avega, is also currently attempting to open a retirement home for widows of the genocide.

The agency was not only cooperative, but “welcoming” of the research.

Take this lack of cooperative instinct and add a competitive situation, and Benenson says you get a real conundrum.

Sometimes a farmer would give a sheep, and the local cooperative society provided the bread at half the cost of production.

But when he tried to express the cooperative impulse that stirred within him, his noises became gibberish.

At the end of 1836 the hand-loom weavers of Philadelphia proper had two cooperative shops and were planning to open a third.

The handloom weavers in two of the suburbs of Philadelphia started cooperative associations at the same time.

The cooperative principle met with success among the English-speaking people only outside the larger cities.