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Definition from Wiktionary, a free dictionary ... Infinitive; to co-opt ... to co-opt (third-person singular simple present co-opts, present participle co-opting, simple past and past participle co-opted)
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Co-option - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
•A co-option or more often co-optation is an election where members of a committee (or similar group) vote in order to fill a vacancy on that committee or group. Where a small committee is origina...
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Definition of coopt in the Online Dictionary. Multiple meanings, detailed information and synonyms for coopt. ... 1 definition found coopt - Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 : co-opt \co-opt"\, coopt \co*["o]pt"\, v. t. [See Cooptate. Cf. F. coopter.] To choose or elect in concert with another.
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Twenty years ago, Wal-Mart was widely viewed as a scrappy regional retailer, and its founder, Sam Walton, an Ozarks eccentric with a vision of super-discounting, was praised for intuiting the needs of his customers, and for maintaining high morale among his workers. ... Can the company co-opt liberals?
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To neutralize or win over (an independent minority, for example) through assimilation into an established group or culture: co-opt rebels by giving them positions of authority.
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co-opt [ kō ópt ] (past and past participle co-opt·ed, present participle co-opt·ing, 3rd person present singular co-opts) ... 1. adopt something: to adopt or appropriate something such as a political issue or idea as your own; ... Search for "co-opt" in all of MSN Encarta...
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In Arizona, a war is being waged on affordable education. According to Proposition 300, a piece of legislation passed in November 2006, the state is prohibited from subsidizing in-state tuition While this may seem at first glance to be a reasonable curb in the fight against illegal immigration, ... Now these young adults,
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Depending on your point of view, there’s nothing as amusing—or terrifying—as an industry that is clueless about what it should do next. Yahoo and Reuters are just the latest pair of companies trying to leverage citizen journalists with camera phones and, as Scott Kirsner notes in an op ... In “As online viewing booms,
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[Multimedia show: Brian Madison of Madison's at Findlay Market discusses the "buy local" movement in Greater Cincinnati.] ; ... HSBC, one of the biggest banks on the planet, has taken to calling itself “the world’s local bank.” Winn-Dixie, ... Hoping to capitalize on growing public enthusiasm for all things local,
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Hugh Muir reports: ... And while we are continuing police inquiries, what do we know following their famous march on London? The event itself was peaceful; the least we could expect, but why was Richard Barnbrook, the BNP mayoral candidate for London and ... Many forces ban their officers from membership of the BNP,
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