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cowrite
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co·write or co-write  (k-rt)
tr.v. co·wrote (-rt), co·writ·ten (-rtn), co·writ·ing, co·writes
To write jointly or in collaboration with another author.
cowrit·er n.
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She's also been nominated for an Oscar after cowriting (with her brother Michael) the classic standard "Out Here on My Own" for 1980's Fame.
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