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1. Thanks to close cooperation, the armies of Poland and Lithuania achieved a great victory over Teutonic Knights in 1410.

Signature Guitar

1. Designed in close cooperation with Billie Joe, the signature guitar is modeled closely after “Floyd,” Billie Joe’s original 1956 Les Paul Junior.

Future

1. The KDE project will continue its close cooperation with the accessibility community to reach even more people in the future. (Web site)

Important

1. In this case, a close cooperation with your dentist is very important.

Thanks

1. Thanks to a close cooperation with the Canadian Space Agency, ground stations in St. Hubert and Saskatoon were also used to receive data from the spacecraft. (Web site)

Competing

1. Competing successfully in the global wine market requires close cooperation and partnership between the public and private sectors. (Web site)

Attorney

1. The process of refining the patent application can be complex, and is usually best handled by or in close cooperation with a registered patent attorney. (Web site)

Member States

1. The Commission may, in close cooperation with the Member States, take any useful initiative to promote such coordination. (Web site)

Keeping

1. Muju county in North Cheolla Province has been keeping a very close cooperation with FNF over large period of time.

Million Times

1. The high-tech grade of the ALUCOLOR beams, proven for a million times in continuous operation, is a result of the close cooperation with all our partners.

Country

1. This close cooperation will continue as we grow together in unity and mission, in witness to the Gospel in our country, and in the Church at large.

Iraq

1. In order to successfully prepare our armed forces, there must be close cooperation among all concerned parties in Iraq. (Web site)

Mysql

1. MySQL Server also has a practical set of features developed in close cooperation with our users.

Planners

1. All planning has taken place in close cooperation with English Heritage, CABE and the planners. (Web site)

Estonia

1. The United States is among the countries with which Estonia has very close cooperation in the defence and security fields. (Web site)

Developed

1. Continuation practice is all about strategy, a strategy that should be developed in close cooperation between the applicant and their patent attorney. (Web site)

German Navy

1. Developed in close cooperation with the German Navy, Mass is characterised by extremely short reaction times and fully automatic OMNI Trap decoys.

Graduates

1. The Australian Ballet works in close cooperation with The Australian Ballet School, of which many of the company’s dancers are graduates. (Web site)

Units

1. Cooperation – Coordinated application of and close cooperation between major units of the armed forces.

Infantry

1. Combined arms tactics (where infantry, artillery, armour and aircraft operate in close cooperation) made trench warfare a thing of the past.
2. Combined arms tactics (where infantry, artillery, armour and aircraft operate in close cooperation) made trench warfare obsolete.

Message Service

1. The Java Message Service (JMS) API has been developed by Sun working in close cooperation with the leading enterprise messaging vendors.

Customers

1. The close cooperation on the Danish program between EADS and Terma has developed into joint marketing of the AAR-60(V)2 installation for other customers.

Close Cooperation

1. In quelling the revolt, Turkey was assisted by the close cooperation of its neighboring states such as Soviet Union, Iran and Iraq[ 82]. (Web site)
2. Party members must work in close cooperation with non-Party persons in the common endeavor to build socialism with Chinese characteristics. (Web site)
3. In close cooperation with customers and business partners, and with more than 130 years of experience, Atlas Copco innovates for superior productivity.

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