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2. To come together as a team or join forces to achieve a common goal. (2 WORDS)
6. A formal business relationship involving close cooperation between parties.
8. Limitations or restrictions that control, limit, or hamper actions.
10. Intensive, extravagant, or exaggerated publicity and media promotion.
11. A formal agreement or union between corporations to work toward common interests.
12. To reduce the size, number, budget, or workforce of an organization.

1. To work jointly with others on a shared project or intellectual endeavor.
3. Reversals, problems, or unexpected delays that interrupt smooth progress.
4. Willing to consider or accept new ideas, proposals, or possibilities. (2 WORDS)
5. Financial returns, rewards, or profits resulting from an initial investment.
7. Changing the structure, form, character, or organization of a company.
9. Wide-ranging, comprehensive, or extending over a large area.