Not so long ago, the notion of a Conservative Co-operative Movement would have seemed like a contradiction in terms.
They feel betrayed and above all indignant over the shadow that has been cast over the history of the co-operative movement.
Owen - who was born in Newtown, Powys, in 1771 - is seen as the founding father of the co-operative movement.
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The mice that had been kept busy also showed changes in the striatum region of the brain, which helps to co-ordinate movement.
Although it is publicly quoted, Unipol is controlled by Italy's co-operative movement.
The suspicion must be that what we are seeing is a co-ordinated movement by two of the countries that have most vehemently opposed tough international action to restrict emissions over the last few years - perhaps as a buffer in case the EU starts looking at other trade-related climate measures, such as border adjustments, more seriously.
Once the principle of diversity as merit was established, all-male Yale and Princeton were hardly in a position to reject the demands of the feminist movement for co-education, which they implemented around 1970.
Dopamine effectively ferries messages around the brain, and is linked to the co-ordination of body movement.
The new governing coalition will be led by the Hungarian Democratic Movement and its co-founder, Jozsef Antall, is likely to become the next prime minister.
"We all have our responsibility in this crisis, " 26-year-old singer Naba TT and co-founder of the movement tells me, "so we have to stick together".
Ms Ambiga is co-leader of the Bersih movement, a coalition of NGOs campaigning for free and fair elections.
The Co-op has showed some movement as it announced on Friday it is to increase the premium it pays on milk to farmers within its group but will it be enough?
It was only later on that the National Front co-opted some members of the movement.
Joseph Lowery has been a leader of the civil rights movement since the 1950s, and co-founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference with Dr. Martin Luther King.
In furtherance of this fraud, Emmons or another co-conspirator created military documents authorizing the movement of the stolen fuel, which the truck drivers then used to authorize their departure through secure checkpoints.
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His co-teacher, Peter Molnar, was a former member of the Hungarian parliament who had drifted away from politics and into academia as the progressive youth movement that he had founded got co-opted by populist right-wing elements.
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"Fox was overtly orchestrating enthusiasm for big events and passing along information along with bloggers and radio hosts, " said Skocpol, co-author of a 2011 book on the movement.
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Conveying these emotions in movement is challenging even for longtime dancers like co-artistic director Christine Dakin, who's been with the company since the 1970s.
The co-operative is part of a growing urban agricultural movement in London, where demand for allotments -- plots of land that individuals can rent to grow fruit and vegetables -- far outstrips supply.
If any of the existing parties adopts its proposals, the movement will have achieved its aims, say the co-founders.
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Theodore Herzl, the founding visionary of the Jewish state, would not have anticipated the co-option of Zionism by a right-wing religious movement.
Gene Roberts, who helped lead The Philadelphia Inquirer and The New York Times and co-authored a book on media coverage of the civil rights movement, said he was amazed with Johnson's work ethic.
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He said co-operation between countries on family law was needed due to "globalisation, increasing movement of persons across borders, and the ever rising number of family units which are truly international".
In any event, Mr Sadr's movement is split between pragmatists who want to win a modicum of power by co-operating with the new order and a more militant wing that prefers messianic declarations and last stands.
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