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- noun Plural form of
mutualist .
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Examples
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The mutualists are the strange wedge in anarchism between advocates of socialism and advocates of capitalism.
Capitalism And Free Markets -- Semantics Matter Patrick Vessey 2008
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The mutualists are the strange wedge in anarchism between advocates of socialism and advocates of capitalism.
Archive 2008-09-01 Patrick Vessey 2008
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The mutualists are the strange wedge in anarchism between advocates of socialism and advocates of capitalism.
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What drives them crazy is that society (full of stinking mutualists) confers heroism on firefighters and rescue workers and police and soldiers and field doctors and even schoolteachers for sacrificing and foregoing wealth and thinking of others more than themselves!
Think Progress » Steele: ‘Trust Me, After Taxes, A Million Dollars Is Not A Lot Of Money’ 2010
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What we're also trying to do is to beef up the conversation of the bacteria that live as mutualists with you, in the hopes of making you more healthy, making those conversations better, so bacteria can do things that we want them to do better than they would be on their own.
Bonnie Bassler on how bacteria "talk" Bonnie Bassler 2009
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Plants have evolved to encourage mutualists frugivores to consume their fruit for seed dispersal but also evolved mechanisms to decrease consumption of fruits when unripe and from non-seed dispersing predators.
Frugivore Wikipedia 2009
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What we're also trying to do is to beef up the conversation of the bacteria that live as mutualists with you, in the hopes of making you more healthy, making those conversations better, so bacteria can do things that we want them to do better than they would be on their own.
Bonnie Bassler on how bacteria "talk" Bonnie Bassler 2009
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What we're also trying to do is to beef up the conversation of the bacteria that live as mutualists with you, in the hopes of making you more healthy, making those conversations better, so bacteria can do things that we want them to do better than they would be on their own.
Bonnie Bassler on how bacteria "talk" Bonnie Bassler 2009
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Plants are also described as keystone mutualists, which provide critical support to pollinators and dispersers.
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Keystones have been organized into five categories: predators, herbivores, competitors, pathogens, and mutualists.
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