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The researchers' hypothesis was that in religious kibbutzim men would be better collaborators (and thus would take less) than women, while in secular kibbutzim men and women would take about the same.

If the prototypical High Modernist poet was an iconoclastic, go-it-alone sort, and the prototypical postmodernist poet a would-be collaborator with a cultural philosophy unfortunately damaging to long-term effectual collaboration, the metamodernist both wishes to collaborate and subscribes to a cultural philosophy that makes collaboration enormously fruitful.

He moves with the angular poise of an acrobat, each gesture studied and carefully stylized — the opposite of the anarchic energy of his friend and would-be collaborator Jerry Lewis.

In other stories it is variously a child-spirit that prevents a wife from conceiving, the familiar of a brilliant woman physicist, a tree ghost guiding an old Chinese tea seller through a difficult life and an unwelcome would-be collaborator with God the Zookeeper.

And for a moment, it looked as if Moynihan would be Clinton's collaborator.

I thought that John would be a great collaborator.

Marcus has an incredibly sculptural approach to capturing motion, so I felt he would be the perfect collaborator," Fletcher explains.

If Israel means quislings to rule over each Palestinian area, then they would be seen as collaborators and dealt with as such by the militias.

It sounds so aspirational and a bit nerdy, but I think if you are a performer you've got to step up. it is having a name that's a little ridiculous and it's about 'OK you've got to reach out and connect.' Who would be your dream collaborators?

In addition, actors were discouraged from performing in them and warned that they would be labeled as collaborators if they failed to comply.

They had, of course, decided who my collaborator would be.