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cowrite
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co·write or co-write  (k-rt)
tr.v. co·wrote or co-wrote (-rt), co·writ·ten or co-writ·ten (-rtn), co·writ·ing or co-writ·ing, co·writes or co-writes
To write jointly or in collaboration with another author.
cowrit·er n.


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Evanescence, The Open Door (Wind-up) Raven-haired rock drama queen Amy Lee and new guitarist and cowriter Terry Balsamo temper darkness, raw emotion, and scarier lyrical fare with graceful embellishment from a full choir and string section.
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Davis's major rewrite not only earned him a cowriter screen credit with Perl, it also convinced Goldwyn and United Artists Studios to hire Davis as the film's director, marking his directorial debut in 1970.
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The papers languished in boxes until Guthrie's daughter Nora asked Bragg, a British musician whose consistently, nay constantly expressed politics make him a logical Guthrie sympathizer, to be her father's cowriter.
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