Their cooperation dates back to 1980, when Perfetti began distributing Mentos in Italy.
The cooperation dates back to 1959, when, after decades of animosity toward the church, the state grudgingly realized that Catholic schools are not only to be tolerated, but should also get support, given the shortcomings of France's often gray, one-size-fits-all public education system.
Its formal involvement in South South cooperation dates back to 1955 when African and Asian nations, most of them newly independent, held a conference in Bandung, Indonesia, to promote economic and cultural cooperation and bring an end to colonialism.
Efforts to foster regionally led miliary cooperation date back to the Arab League's founding in 1945.
The roots of this global cooperation date back to 1956, when the Abu Simbel temples were in danger of being forever lost beneath the Nile, and Egypt and Sudan appealed to UNESCO for help.
This time honored tradition of communication and cooperation goes back to 1929 when R.A. Emerson held an informal 'cornfab' gathering in his hotel room with maize researchers during the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) meeting (23).
Despite his cooperation back then, Mr. Miller was reluctant to have the CBS production exhumed.
Australia's cooperation with Nauru dates back to the Tampa incident in 2001.
It polished its image by showing up at the big table and promising cooperation, then promptly went back to doing all it can to block real change.
On that front, in contrast to the clashes over Syria, European officials have been generally positive about Russia's recent cooperation in getting Iran back to the negotiating table over its nuclear program.
