Helpmate (n).: A cooperative problem genre, in which Black and White cooperate to get Black checkmated in the set number of moves.
Help-stalemate (n).: a problem genre analogous to the helpmate except that White and Black cooperate to get Black stalemated rather than checkmated.
For all the ideological convictions they may profess to hold, ultimately, most voters like to see the politicians in Washington cooperating to get things done.
Ethnic solidarity, with strong ties between Nande and powerful business, political and religious leaders who enforced those ties, meant that the Nande were able to easily cooperate to get things done.
In the end, Mr. Black said, "I don't think the voters will focus on the details as much as the fact that all the parties cooperated to get something done".
And when Nides was in Cairo before the protests, he said in an interview that the Egyptian government clearly wanted U.S. help and was willing to cooperate to get it.
But that's the least of it: if, as a society, we can't rely on everyone cooperating to get traffic across a river as quickly as possible, what hope is there for addressing the bigger issues we face?
Since THs move on the roadway in an order, they can cooperate to get a common key, GGK, after an exchange of ECDH products to make a round trip from the head TH to the tail TH and back again.
Surely researchers will have an easier time cooperating to get to the bottom of what's going on in the system being studied if "I can't figure out how to reproduce your findings" doesn't carry with it the subtext "so you must have made it up!" Understanding and controlling complicated systems well enough to achieve reproducibility is hard enough as it is.
Instead of everyone cooperating to get everyone levelled-up as high as possible, you get everyone fighting amongst themselves in a zero-sum game of levelled-down scraps.
