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Verb	1.	co-sign - sign jointly; "Husband and wife co-signed the lease" cosign validate, formalise, formalize - declare or make legally valid
	2.	co-sign - sign and endorse (another person's signature), as for a loan cosign endorse, indorse - sign as evidence of legal transfer; "endorse cheques"

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The co-signing ceremony took place, on the sidelines of the Forum of Saudi-Japanese Vision 2030, held here, with participation of dozens of Saudi firms and hundreds of Japanese companines, to explore requirements for incepting active partnerships to indigeize qualitative investments, in the two countries, develop promising sectors and dsicuss prominent investment opportunities, in the framework of the Kingdom advantages, especially, in the sectors of energy, mining, startups, logistics and infrastructure.

Saudi Industrial Development Fund Signs MoU to Reactivate Japanese Investors' Role

Even people who understand the risks of co-signing often take a bigger gamble than they realize.

Why you shouldn't co-sign your grandkid's student loan

Co-signing refers to a second or confirming signature on a witnessed event or activity.

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Now on to a column I wrote recently advising seniors against co-signing on college loans.

And now replies from several who disagree

Any community members who wish to help HomeSource Family Charter School can do so by co-signing on a $40,000 bank loan for the Bethel area school.

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Along with co-signing the letter, Sherman also co-authored an op-ed in the Aug.

Stepping up for the profession

As if co-signing monster mortgage payment papers were not commitment enough, my partner and I recently became Domestic Partners in the State of New York.

Axis of egos