Community
In common
In common adverb - Sharing equally with another or others.
Both terms in one sentence
- As the means of production would be held in common they would be used to meet the needs of the community rather than capitalists.
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Jimmy, despite being white trash, has far more in common with the poor black community in downtown Detroit because he's actually from there and went through the same things they did.
Source: Film / 8 Mile -
Cypress Creek is a Company Town in only the most literal sense of the word though, having more in common with a planned community than the traditional version of this trope.
Source: Company Town
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