In short, to be enthusiastic co-conspirators in a plot that may not actually work.
Universities are encouraged – with the enthusiastic co-operation of their vice-chancellors – to think of themselves as businesses.
Its SpongeBob SquarePants character, not so long ago an enthusiastic co-promotional partner with Burger King, now endorses vitamins, Kidsnax dried-fruit pouches, and square crumpets – "low fat carb options", says a spokeswoman for the company.
On Friday, as Beyer continued her sharp satire, the account became an online hit, spreading like gossip through a high school hallway and buoyed by enthusiastic co-signs by Buzzfeed, Huffington Post, Salon and more.
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Far from a mere observer, young Weld was an enthusiastic co-conspirator in the high jinks of that brief, glittering period when so many of the English-speaking world's creative minds found the grass greener along the Seine.
Yet what is perhaps most revealing in the contrast between the Democratic Party leadership's treatment of John Edwards in 2004 and in 2008 is their apparent belief that having an extra-marital affair is significantly worse than being, as a result of his role as an enthusiastic co-sponsor of the Iraq war resolution, an accessory to mass murder.
(I have been vegan for 10 years)." Before starting Whole Foods (originally called Safer Way because of Safeway) Mackey has been an enthusiastic food co-op member.
I found an enthusiastic French co-producer, who had good connections, but time dragged on and the funding leads became erratic and far-fetched.
Alternatively, the influence of a motivated, enthusiastic activity co-ordinator may have impacted positively on attendance [ 39].
An enthusiastic cook, Roberts co-wrote Are You Hungry, Dear?
