Cooperative Party

British

noun

(in Great Britain) a political party supporting the cooperative movement and linked with the Labour Party: founded in 1917

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“This feels like an over reaction brought on by a right-wing media frenzy obsessed with undermining the BBC,” Lucy Powell, a member of Parliament from the Labour and Cooperative Party, wrote on Twitter.

From New York Times

As on other platforms, Keep Talking is a cooperative party game where one person tries to disarm a procedurally generated bomb covered in mysterious wires and buttons, and the other players talk them through the process using a digital or printed manual.

From The Verge

But the best part of the game is the cooperative party mode.

From The Verge

Crystal Nosal, a spokeswoman for the police department, said police Wednesday afternoon were “interviewing a cooperative party who is female.”

From Washington Post

It takes a lot to get to the idea the Republicans are the polite, cooperative party and that the Democrats are the conflict-stoking partisans.

From Salon

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