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Meaning of "coedited"
Coedited (verb): To have jointly edited a piece of work or publication with another person or group. This term is commonly used in academic and professional settings where multiple individuals collaborate on editing projects
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- simple past tense and past participle of coedit
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He has also coedited the book.
He coedited the magazine with Moravia.
It was during this period that he coedited a commentary of the Basic Law.
He coedited the monthly chess magazine Šahovski Glasnik.
He 's also edited or coedited four collections of essays.
Coedited in collaboration with Comunidad de Madrid.
He coauthored two books, and coedited seven more.
Congdon also coedited two books on the Hungarian Revolution.
Together with Stephen Hawking, he has coedited two volumes.
Coedited with the CNAP.
In addition, he edited or coedited four books and has.
He coedited the five-volume series on the Encyclopedia of Modern Optics.
Together with Stephen Hawking, he has coedited two important celebratory volumes.
Additionally, she coedited the book MASS Selecta, Teaching and learning advanced undergraduate mathematics American Math.
Before World War II, he published poems, and coedited a literary magazine.
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A 4 colors silkprint, coedited with French Fourch, signed and numbered by the artist.
She also coedited 15 volumes of the series Aspects of the Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict.
At the age of 12, he coedited a volume of commentary on the Bible….
In 1994 he coedited a paper on human rights with Vitit Muntarbhorn in Thailand.
