partner /pärtˈnər/

1. A sharer
2. An associate
3. A person engaged with another or others in business
4. A person who plays on the same side with another in a game
5. A person who dances or goes to a formal dinner with another
6. A husband or wife
7. Either member of a couple living together in a sexual relationship
8. An associate in commensalism or symbiosis (biology)
9. (in pl; nautical) a wooden framework round a hole in the deck, supporting a mast, etc

1. To join as a partner (Shakespeare)
2. To be the partner of

partˈnership noun

1. The state of being a partner
2. A contract between individuals engaged in any business
3. A business run by partners

Partnership for Peace

A scheme set up in 1993 as a link between NATO and certain former Warsaw Pact countries (abbrev PFP)

• counter-intelligence
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