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.
Leaders Need To Be Collaborators Too.
But certain would-be collaborators have been turned away, he said.
And so-called start-up dating salons, like the bar in central Tokyo, are helping to match would-be collaborators.
Mr. Manchester says he has received about a dozen inquiries from would-be collaborators but has so far refused them all.
The multiple-stabbing of Abdul Majid al-Khoei, the respected son of an ayatollah who was flown from London to Iraq in a CIA plane, was a lesson to would-be collaborators.
Rosalind was not morally responsible for the discovery, because she didn't willingly share or publish her most important data and she spurned would-be collaborators, including Watson and Crick.
So far, her answerphone has been filled with thousands of fans sharing their secrets, would-be collaborators writing new verses to her songs, and the odd call from prison.
That he could draw about him, even in old age, a crowd of admiring fellow musicians and would-be collaborators was largely due to the hypnotic effect of his music, to the mantra-like chanting over the relentlessly repetitive beat of guitar and foot, which seemed to absorb listeners and accompanists alike into a huge heartbeat.
Veteran soul singers sometimes ooze skepticism when meeting their would-be collaborators from the world of hip-hop.
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.
