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Hynde has said that "Stockholm" is an ironic début for her as a solo artist, since the process with Yttling was more collaborative than on most Pretenders albums.

Even as the administration pushed Israel hard to relax the Gaza border controls, he said the negotiation was more collaborative than combative.

Isaacson, whose best-selling biography explores this riddle in some detail, told me that Steve was "more collaborative than he is given credit for".

Film is a collaborative medium and there are directors that are more collaborative than others.

In "Flyboy 2," Tate's excursions into this territory are more collaborative than they were in his earlier criticism.

It's said – though this might be a sexist cliche – that women are more collaborative than men.

So far, Ms. Gibbs says, her conversations with the Coalition for the Homeless, which monitors shelter conditions under a court decree, have been more collaborative than combative.

And it's interesting that, accepting the job, he made a point of singling out the "unique and broad community of artists" the UK has to offer, perhaps signalling that his approach will be more collaborative than that of Nicholas Hytner.

I said: 'That's what they always say and no-one ever believes it.' Edgar said: 'But in this case it's true … '" Added Feige: "The Marvel movies are very collaborative, and I think they are more collaborative than what he had been used to.

However, the idea is that the agreement is more collaborative than traditional outsourcing or managed service arrangements, and more a shared service than a sold one: Oxfordshire will contribute to the deal through elements such as helping to develop best practice.

Supervisors reported that some of their students were already professionals in their own fields and that these relationships were more collaborative than hierarchical.