This similar form of entertainment allowed the whole country to collectively laugh at jokes said over the radio, collectively ponder about societal issues, and collectively mourn over tragedies.
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This collectively tilted economy sired a collectively tilted people: monkey-suited Corporation Man and his children, the hippies.
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In other words, Dutch law doesn't allow shareholders to litigate collectively for damages but does allow them to settle collectively.
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It's fine to say that the key "lies in the capacity of debtors to think and act collectively" — but it's still far from clear what we should collectively think and how we should collectively act to overthrow the regime of debt.
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The northern states collectively have €371bn of debt and annual exports worth €391bn; the southern states collectively have €170bn of debt and annual exports worth €559bn.
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Put simply, they are playing with fire, and it is the rest of us who must either collectively stand up to them, or prepare to get collectively burned.
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"To recognize us collectively was just very powerful for me and important because we do this work collectively," said Simmons, who directed and produced the award-winning NO!
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Never stop and forget that collectively, that means all of us together, collectively we are richer than all the nation in the world, with the exception of nine.
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Collectively, we -- everyone in America -- are the enemy.
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Just as broadcasters built their businesses on the collectively owned spectrum, social media platforms built their businesses on our data, data that are best thought of as being collectively owned.
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" Read more: People From Finland Collectively Said "Excuse Me?
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We're collectively already on that curve — which is exciting!
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These shippers collectively form group narratives about their favorite ship.
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We collectively agree that it would be better to Uber.
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Eggs and sperm (collectively, "gametes") are also human cell types.
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The people of Twitter are collectively freaking out about Twitter.
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Collectively with yeast and viruses, they are called our microbiota.
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Forgive half the world's population while we collectively eye roll.
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These 463 states collectively release some 246,230 inmates each year.
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And yet, collectively, these are the men we yearn for.
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Health and fitness factor into activism both individually and collectively.
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Which means that the rest of the industry collectively shrank.
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Dawson's two videos collectively have more than 62 million views.
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They do, though, pay collectively for every other guest's excess.
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Collectively, black women made up just 3.6 percent of Congress.
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" And in truth, Vine users collectively responded with, "Challenge accepted.
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They can collectively work on ideas for the new world.
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Collectively, these elements could change the picture dramatically for LPs.
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The art, collectively, feels as if displayed as a menagerie.
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I have to be working towards a collectively better future.
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Collectively, though, they're starting to show me something I recognize.
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The 1MDB board collectively offered to resign following the report.
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In a way, we're collectively living through a revenge plot.
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Collectively 28 EU states hold 63 percent of the total.
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They collectively called themselves "Women with Dead Parents" (or WWDP).
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Collectively, these organizations provide food to 46.5 million people annually.
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We have to deal with it, that issue, so collectively.
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Named "Pink Painted Lady," the accounts collectively have 11,000 followers.
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Collectively, America has nearly $1.3 trillion in student loan debt.
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"We collectively can prevent these things from happening by vaccinating."
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Collectively, developments in Russian military technology have changed this equation.
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They collectively saw their murder rates rise by 28 percent.
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The DU Group apps collectively had over 90 million downloads.
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All told, these companies collectively have raised around $30 million.
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Collectively, I think we all could do a better job.
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An Australian regulator barred lenders from bargaining collectively for access.
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But I'm hoping we can work collectively at some point.
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These projects are then collectively shared within the school community.
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We just need everybody collectively to look in the mirror.
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I think just collectively, we all have to be better.
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Collectively, this opened larger markets and lowered barriers to competition.
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Collectively, it would be best for both to keep quiet.
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We've got to come out collectively, it's not anybody individually.
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Collectively they have provisioned for only 45% of that amount.
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No, it's not that we have collectively forgotten The Tape.
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The two aircraft are collectively known as the A330neo family.
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In short, we need to step up individually and collectively.
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Does preserving and protecting this right to act collectively matter?
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It wasn't until 1924 that the companies collectively became IBM.
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The European market collectively buys nearly half of Britain's exports.
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The power couple, known collectively as "Brangelina," has six children.
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Viewing these acts collectively can help to illuminate their significance.
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Their tenures at Tesla collectively span from 2010 to 2019.
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The 10 largest institutions collectively own 61 percent of Tesla.
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The 15 richest women alone are collectively worth $262.4 billion.
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Collectively these fledglings raised over $210 million in venture capital.
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We collectively thank all of our fans across the world.
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Collectively — and quietly — the associates are redefining the museumgoing experience.
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Now, she has three ranches collectively worth almost $86 million.
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When the crew unwrapped the puppets, the crowd collectively screamed.
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One team often does not collectively beat another, he said.
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I announced this to our class, and students collectively celebrated.
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You don't save the world alone; you do it collectively.
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They are all designed to be occupied and animated collectively.
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Collectively, they account for about a sixth of global trade.
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Collectively, its new e-commerce ventures — such as Russia's mail.
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Americans collectively owe more than $1.5 trillion in student loans.
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The two cities collectively are home to about 104,000 people.
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The bill does not address workers' rights to collectively bargain.
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The beaches are now known collectively as Glass Beach — Nos.
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Collectively, their faces are a reflection of all American voters.
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Collectively, they have raised more than $19 million in funding.
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Solving that problem, individually or collectively, means confronting certain obstacles.
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"I think we're collectively in a good place," Bennett said.
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"Collectively, this final rule represents a significant deregulation," he said.
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Collectively, they will see 85033 percent of the economic benefit.
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It has collectively gained 1.5% in the previous three sessions.
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Many things collectively should have raised suspicion, the report said.
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When people sing out loud collectively, there's a shared connectivity.
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Collectively, that represents $21 billion in untouched funds, Bankrate found.
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Collectively, we really need only an army and the police.
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That meant that, collectively, we were straight out of luck.
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Tech's villains continue to be awful, both individually and collectively.
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Collectively, it represents the amorphous consciousness of the global elite.
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Collectively, Americans spend a lot of money eating in restaurants.
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Collectively, the group had an accuracy rate of 75 percent.
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But if we prepare individually, we will certainly fail collectively.
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Twitter's hearts collectively melted at the sight of the encounter.
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The look in their eyes collectively communicated the same question.
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Collectively, these individual actions helped a nation go to war.
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Collectively, they claim to have lost more than $1 billion.
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As expected, American prices are collectively higher than the rest.
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Collectively, consumers owe more than $1.3 trillion in auto loans.
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Collectively this group holds about 66 percent of the shares.
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Collectively, they contain more pledged delegates (584) than California (415).
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And they collectively offer a demonstration of the boycott's scope.
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Collectively, these count as some of our favorite products around.
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N.F.L. players collectively earn billions of dollars playing a game.
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Collectively, though, they exact a terrible toll on American society.
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Seen collectively, though, they become a dazzling hall of mirrors.
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And Washington collectively speculated about what the president would say.
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Collectively, insurance stocks are having their worst day of 2017.
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The high court's newest member, Justice Neil Gorsuch, argued that while the NLRA allows employees to organize unions and collectively bargain, it doesn't specify that employees have the right to collectively sue their employers.
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" He also noted: "We have collectively failed the people of Syria.
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Climate change is a shared challenge that we must address collectively.
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And collectively, we did in fact break an online shopping record.
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Collectively, the three acts have sold more than 200 million records.
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Collectively, they've raised more than $1.4 billion, the intelligence firm said.
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At first, it merely seems like they've collectively hit rainbow oil.
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The six banks have collectively been fined more than $2.8 billion.
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The outbreaks are collectively responsible for sickening at least 500 people.
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"I want us to start thinking collectively about pornography," Lust says.
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" She asked, "Isn't arts and culture collectively owned by the people?
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Collectively, the Fed currently sees three rate hikes for next year.
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Now excuse us while we collectively whip out our credit cards.
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"Just come talk to us," they said, collectively, through unsigned statements.
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Ryanair, in a statement, refused the idea of meeting unions collectively.
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Everyone felt a collectively relief that we were fighting for equality.
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Europeans already ignore U.S. a people, but collectively as a people.
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Collectively, this is the most transformative pro-democracy package in decades.
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"We just couldn't collectively do it for 543 minutes," Fisher said.
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Those passenger car models collectively slipped to 92,660, an 11.2% decline.
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Collectively, beefing up of its conventional forces bolsters Seoul's deterrence capabilities.
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We had all just graduated and were feeling collectively shell-shocked.
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That includes these warty octopuses — collectively grouped under the genus Graneledone.
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With Israel, Jews can collectively survive in the face of carnage.
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Collectively defensively, they're trying to really be hard to score against.
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Collectively, Americans owe more than $1 trillion on credit cards alone.
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It can't work if the communities don't collectively own the infrastructure.
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Collectively, that's a $14.5 billion bet that the euro will strengthen.
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Americans collectively hold a record $1.6 trillion in student loan debt.
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" Nate instructs Poppy as the trio collectively says aloud: "Keep growing!
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But small changes as individuals can make a big difference collectively.
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But manufacturers collectively decided to kill them, presumably for aesthetic reasons.
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Collectively, Line 7's eight electric buses drive 700,000km a year.
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JS: That's tough, because collectively… there is an anecdote there, actually.
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Collectively, they are dullness fitted for starched pants and a belt.
|
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Collectively, the European Union is larger than China, at $17.31 trillion.
|
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But advocates say that collectively, they can make a significant impact.
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Collectively, the cuts would eliminate $971 million from the national budget.
|
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Yet the category collectively cost Alphabet $732 million in operating losses.
|
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Collectively, that's 2.825 million years of additional life for U.S. users.
|
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They also learn their rights and collectively organize to speak out.
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The Tata trusts collectively own about two thirds of Tata Sons.
|
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The group was, collectively, the most tweeted-about celebrity in 2017.
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This story holds a mirror up to ourselves, individually and collectively.
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And since organizing is very hard work, we must work collectively.
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Future and Thug, collectively, represent trap music's sonic and linguistic expansion.
|
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Those two nations collectively made up 60 percent of regional spend.
|
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Ali once said the girls collectively had all the puzzle pieces.
|
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Collectively, those three companies have raised about $300 million to date.
|
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The audience collectively blushed, and the moderators couldn't help but agree.
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Everyone collectively looks sleep-deprived, a bit delirious and pretty hungover.
|
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Collectively, their accounts paint a consistent and ongoing pattern of behavior.
|
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Collectively the European Union is the world's second-biggest military spender.
|
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But the hope is that collectively they will have an impact.
|
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Collectively, this year's newly public unicorns are doing pretty well too.
|
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But the hero of this story, collectively, are the Soviet people.
|
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BioScrip and Accredo also previously settled claims, collectively paying $75 million.
|
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Individually rational choices don't necessarily add up to collectively rational choices.
|
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Collectively, the atoms weigh about a thousandth of a single bacterium.
|
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Mexico has also committed to recognize workers' right to collectively bargain.
|
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Individually, these reactions are debatable, but collectively they may be disastrous.
|
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Collectively, "the impact is pretty grim," Peck said in an interview.
|
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The idyll is impossible unless we collectively participate in its making.
|
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Bank stocks collectively are up about 5.4 percent since June 6.
|
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A friend of mine refers to us collectively as insecure egomaniacs.
|
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Next up was vanilla, which we collectively struggled to choke down.
|
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Collectively, our body of work is an expression of implied yearning.
|
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A source from Vice explained that the Vice/Smith team collectively
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Thankfully, our nation is collectively raising awareness about the opioid epidemic.
|
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But the more you do that, the less you collectively price.
|
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These three shareholders collectively hold about 10% of the utility's stake.
|
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James said the Air Force would collectively name the B-21.
|
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Then they come back, as if having collectively forgotten their sweatshirts.
|
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"I understand," he says, and we all collectively hope that's true.
|
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It often seems as if we've all just collectively given up.
|
|
These organizations collectively employ several thousand people across dozens of countries.
|
|
Last month, Oprah had two Montecito ranches collectively worth $79 million.
|
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Jenner owns multiple luxury cars, which are likely worth millions collectively.
|
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What I care about is, have we collectively made a difference?
|
|
They would collectively impact about $300 billion worth of Chinese imports.
|
|
She said that he had collectively taken $8,000 from industry interests.
|
|
Collectively, the research proved that brain death wasn't a single event.
|
|
The old parties of the left collectively took only 10 seats.
|
|
How are these developments collectively shaping the experience of the city?
|
|
Until we overcome our shortsightedness individually, we cannot overcome it collectively.
|
|
Collectively, they are worth 93 million Hong Kong dollars ($11.9 million).
|
|
Collectively, that amounts to nearly two-thirds of all American imports.
|
|
As of Tuesday, the 2 sites had completed 320 tests collectively.
|
|
College administrators are also beginning to look at the problem collectively.
|
|
Collectively, these actions and experiences prove "implied dedication," says the suit.
|
|
Instead, women in the industry should collectively consider their legal options.
|
|
You hold hands, collectively sing a psalm, weep through Grandpa's prayer.
|
|
Although none were executed, they collectively served 100 years in prison.
|
|
These three funds collectively own 39 percent of Ocean Rig's stock.
|
|
None received any of the $10,000-plus they were collectively owed.
|
|
Since then, he ordained, investment decisions must always be made collectively.
|
|
Collectively, they account for nearly one-third of the national economy.
|
|
These schools shell out over $15 million collectively in dedicated scholarships.
|
|
Collectively, Americans owe more than $33 trillion on credit cards alone.
|
|
From inception, banks collectively despised this agency for its sweeping powers.
|
|
Engage collectively in strength commensurate with the seriousness of this issue.
|
|
But collectively, they represent a tiny portion of the American workforce.
|
|
That meant collectively voting for preset options in the stream's chat.
|
|
It's bigger than us individually, it's even bigger than us collectively.
|
|
The pages and accounts collectively spent $28503,22019 on advertising since Jan.
|
|
They collectively saw a rise of $568.90 million to $128.21 billion.
|
|
They collectively hold more than 16% of AT&T's outstanding shares.
|
|
Collectively, the companies Y Combinator has funded are worth $80 billion.
|
|
We're collectively entering the 333th Circle of hell in Dante's Inferno.
|
|
It means collectively focusing on problems and not divisively destroying people.
|
|
The black caucus has collectively called on Mr. Fairfax to resign.
|
|
The despair has eroded Americans' faith in their own ability, collectively.
|
|
Individually and collectively, we have been programmed to want better lives.
|
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I'm really focused on getting these players better individually and collectively.
|
|
In fact, collectively, we're all small compared to SoftBank's Vision Fund.
|
|
They also can't collectively bargain for higher wages or improved working conditions.
|
|
Theoretically, we could (collectively) choose to substitute inferior technologies for superior ones.
|
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Let's collectively reflect and recognize that Trump isn't on any of them.
|
|
Each of us individually and collectively will never be the same again.
|
|
Collectively, the videos garnered a few thousand views and a few comments.
|
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So how did we all happen to collectively stumble on these things?
|
|
These outbreaks collectively sickened at least 27,2014 people and even killed eight.
|
|
Of those winners, seven claimed jackpot prizes collectively worth over $2 billion.
|
|
"Viewing the acts collectively can help to illuminate their significance," Mueller writes.
|
|
The cast looked collectively dapper for the night, all wearing unique suits.
|
|
Collectively, they are enabling Trump to continue to spread hate and lies.
|
|
If we all make small gestures, collectively, that becomes a giant movement.
|
|
The TPP strengthens workers' rights, for example to strike and bargain collectively.
|
|
They collectively pieced together Woo's story which had largely been a mystery.
|
|
They've collectively spent tens of billions of dollars on data center infrastructure.
|
|
One silver spoon drops to the floor and the crowd, collectively, gasps.
|
|
First, "SNL" slammed Trump supporters -- painting them, collectively speaking, as complete buffoons.
|
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So it's really a question of, how do we get there collectively.
|
|
But collectively, they paint a picture of an industry under intense pressure.
|
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What is more, everyone collectively turns a year older on January 1st.
|
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Better would be to focus on reducing the use of force collectively.
|
|
Collectively, the three entities own roughly half of Eventbrite's pre-IPO shares.
|
|
The indexes also collectively help discover companies making bets under the radar.
|
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In the process of collectively solving them, they could reshape power markets.
|
|
Where women have money and influence and collectively raise each other up.
|
|
One approach is to coax China into behaving better by acting collectively.
|
|
We just collectively need to make sure we're lifting up entrepreneurs everywhere.
|
|
Individually and collectively, Europe's democracies are supposed to stand for enlightenment freedoms.
|
|
Collectively, those groups submitted seven different FOIA requests between March and September.
|
|
Last year, some 39 seed-stage startups collectively raised just $26 million.
|
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What risks would we individually and collectively be willing to take on?
|
|
The clauses should allow workers to join together and to act collectively.
|
|
You could see them both collectively relax and then magic was made.
|
|
The two stocks collectively accounted for 72 percent of the day's turnover.
|
|
Collectively, those three chains are in the process of shuttering 218 locations.
|
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But, of course, that's all one big delusion we've collectively agreed on.
|
|
Instead the major media outlets should collectively agree to ignore Trump's tweets.
|
|
RT: Collectively, we have over 50 years of experience in luxury skincare.
|
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I'm not saying we as a culture should collectively turn it off.
|
|
But what happens when we collectively decide to abandon facts and evidence?
|
|
However, before we all collectively freak out, there is one other possibility.
|
|
I attribute my breadth of knowledge to all of those experiences collectively.
|
|
It is nearly impossible for workers there to organize and bargain collectively.
|
|
"Trans or not, we must collectively resist and take action," Erlick says.
|
|
Collectively, it has raised over $500 million for its funds since 2010.
|
|
But you'd have to play with it collectively, not with one-offs.
|
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"1.3 billion Muslims have collectively been blamed for any act of terror."
|
|
The students say they are collectively withholding £0003,2000 ($2100,2000) from the university.
|
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In 2016, its gardens collectively grew more than 9,000 pounds of produce.
|
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Whatever it is, you have to be able to handle it collectively.
|
|
In other words, we, collectively, could be in for a bumpy ride.
|
|
Collectively the three carmakers build nearly half of Britain's 1.67 million cars.
|
|
The Matrix and its less-loved sequels collectively grossed $1.6 billion worldwide.
|
|
HSBC estimates that collectively they have lost about 15% of potential GDP.
|
|
Collectively we have not been putting enough aside for our old age.
|
|
Present and past generations are collectively more at fault than future generations.
|
|
Phillips: It's more about creating something collectively than making money from it.
|
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Sunrun and Givepower collectively donated about 15,000 pounds of equipment, Newbold said.
|
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My goal is to form a crew that's bigger than them collectively.
|
|
"We're collectively learning how we [can] get more nimble," Macy's Krishna said.
|
|
Others demonstrated outside the National Museum in Warsaw by collectively eating bananas.
|
|
We were collectively labeled "terrorist collaborators" for gaining accreditation from the separatists.
|
|
We must work collectively to stay ahead of a fast-moving threat.
|
|
But Senate Republicans haven't put forward a bill collectively as a group.
|
|
Collectively, the participants in the march had more power than most demonstrators.
|
|
Collectively, BTS is the biggest boy band in the world right now.
|
|
But campaigners said an entire community has been collectively punished with exile.
|
|
All of these collectively call to question her judgment and moral character.
|
|
Our answers point to the kinds of interventions we can collectively support.
|
|
Collectively, workers can accumulate large amounts of company shares in retirement accounts.
|
|
The lenses collectively mean the main camera packs a 68 megapixel punch.
|
|
You cannot have a right collectively that you do not have individually.
|
|
Instead, they collectively pay nearly $2,000 simply to service their student debts.
|
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I'm not arguing that any force, individually or collectively, changed the outcome.
|
|
Protect teachers' freedom to negotiate, right to join unions, and collectively bargain.
|
|
Collectively, they grossed RMB 4.5 billion ($650 million) in the last quarter.
|
|
Collectively, Abramovich-connected entities control more than 5003 percent of the company.
|
|
The Cubs' staff collectively allowed just six hits while striking out six.
|
|
Collectively, that is a staggering number and an impairment of our GDP.
|
|
Collectively, these industrial processes represent around 22 percent of global carbon emissions.
|
|
None of this is illegal, and collectively we seem resigned to it.
|
|
Some had been bought recently, or acquired as gifts, or purchased collectively.
|
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And I'm going to buy you and all your Aeron chairs, collectively.
|
|
We collectively, as a pet-obsessed culture, are responsible for their situation.
|
|
The only reality that matters is the reality that citizens collectively construct.
|
|
But collectively, they have the power to disrupt the air travel network.
|
|
I was doing what we had collectively felt was each one's duty.
|
|
The recalled vehicles have collectively been driven more than 200 billion miles.
|
|
Collectively, they called Trump's sudden reversal a gamble that could easily backfire.
|
|
In the 2016 election cycle, unions collectively spent more than $160 million.
|
|
Cities are epicenters of capital and creativity, designed to be occupied collectively.
|
|
"We're doing everything we can, collectively, to solve this crime," he said.
|
|
These activities collectively compromise successful connection and thus, successful cooperation for many.
|
|
The dream brothel I'd like to work in would be run collectively.
|
|
Collectively known as Bruce (after Mr. Spielberg's lawyer), they proved disappointingly unmenacing.
|
|
Collectively, streaming platforms account for a major chunk of global Internet traffic.
|
|
Who knows what bright ideas, what clever innovations, they might collectively possess?
|
|
The individual companies dumping into the river were collectively ruining the neighborhood.
|
|
It's always interesting to see when people collectively decide something is funny.
|
|
These bills, collectively, function like a private tax on the whole economy.
|
|
Collectively, these startups are now worth more than $250 million (£176 million).
|
|
They needed a museum of their own and, collectively, they created one.
|
|
But collectively, the registries offer a valuable picture of an evolving disease.
|
|
The SWIFT network is collectively owned by more than 3,000 financial institutions.
|
|
Collectively, the nine members in the program raised $4.5 million, with Rep.
|
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People are members so they can collectively serve the same higher good.
|
|
If you're uninsured, this could collectively cost you $1,295, out-of-pocket.
|
|
Apple and Broadcom have been collectively fined $1.1 billion for patent infringement.
|
|
But here the characters' struggles collectively feel far more performative than sincere.
|
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Collectively, the artworks ask viewers to rethink materials: Could phones be compostable?
|
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One cannot have a right collectively that one does not have individually.
|
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If anything, it might be a sign that we're collectively growing healthier.
|
|
Collectively they own the largest portion of forests across the United States.
|
|
Atomic nuclei are made of protons and neutrons, known collectively as nucleons.
|
|
There is one area in which Democrats are not collectively sucking wind.
|
|
Collectively, the pictures challenge what we think we know and have seen.
|
|
Collectively, they're credited to Mr. Merritt's best-known revolving band, Magnetic Fields.
|
|
The agencies collectively received roughly $50 billion for the current fiscal year.
|
|
Collectively, coverage of Iran garnered more than 6 million views during January.
|
|
The events run together and are collectively known as the Two Sessions.
|
|
Today, the world is collectively intrigued by the idea of an apocalypse.
|
|
Over 2765 million Americans collectively hold nearly 1.5 trillion in student debt.
|
|
Crimes like theft, carjacking and cattle rustling have collectively dropped 42 percent.
|
|
Basically America got to collectively yell at the moon with Buzz Aldrin.
|
|
The top tech companies collectively hold hundreds of billions of dollars overseas.
|
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The SWIFT network is collectively owned by more than 85033,000 financial institutions.
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Over 22005 million Americans collectively hold nearly $22014 trillion in student debt.
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Western culture seemed to collectively accept that white marble was simply prettier.
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We need to collectively stand for these and give humanity a chance.
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Collectively, this freedom inspired the consistent period aesthetic that we call modernism.
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Collectively, Pennsylvania's retiring or resigned members have nearly a century of service.
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All day, she wandered the tidy precincts known collectively as Brownstone Brooklyn.
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For the other 49 states collectively, the reduction was only 225 percent.
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They collectively have added $520 billion in market cap this year alone.
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You wouldn't hear from those folks [in a similar situation] collectively again.
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The two shareholders collectively own about one-quarter of the company's shares.
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Unions and management each have legal duties to collectively represent their constituency.
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It is the way we do things that must be done, collectively.
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Collectively, the wide-eyed, cantankerous varmints outweigh us by 66 billion pounds.
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"Collectively our BAC is probably 90-proof at this point" joked Walsh.
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It is always striking to me how quickly we can collectively forget.
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Though they worked independently, their art is collectively rowdy, celebratory, and vital.
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When most works enter the public domain, the public collectively owns them.
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This is a test of our humanity, and overall we're collectively failing.
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There's lots of work that society would, collectively, like to have done.
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The flat, collage-like paintings — collectively, "Contact Improvisations" — also hint at aggregation.
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Americans, collectively, have decided that these public lands need and deserve protection.
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Collectively, more than a billion calls have been stopped in the past year.
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Collectively, they distill an era's distinctive mix of earned paranoia and skeptical utopianism.
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The cameras collectively took more than 60,000 photos of some 40 different species.
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The positive is that we left everything on the field, individually and collectively.
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Collectively, U.S. wireless customers pay $17.2 billion a year in these extra charges.
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"Collectively, these visual creations give new dimension to Dr. Shange's text," says Wright.
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Yes, Democrats may collectively garner the most votes in some of these districts.
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But then Silicon Valley decided to collectively put on an anti-conservative mask.
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It's a form of constructing a society that we collectively think is just.
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Collectively, they accounted for 91 percent of the variation between people's individual scores.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Collectively, 305 million people visit America's national parks each year.
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The five women collectively have more than 100 years of experience at NY1.
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"We are individually and collectively appalled by the allegations, both old and new."
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Collectively known as work-related musculoskeletal disorders, or WMSDs, they can be costly.
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We all decided, collectively, that it fit as a closer to the album.
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The surveys collectively interviewed nearly 8,000 people from March 2014 to March 2017.
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He added that in 2015, hosts in Europe collectively made nearly $3 billion.
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Climate change is an emergency, too, albeit one that's felt rather more collectively.
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That said, Dell's exits alone have gone on to collectively raise $1.3 billion.
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Collectively, then, these are what Wei cheekily calls "status-as-a-service" businesses.
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Collectively, they're helping Americans right-size their dreams to something more broadly attainable.
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Known collectively as Lava Jato (Car Wash), these have dominated politics since 2014.
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Collectively we must find the will and the answers to end such violence.
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Collectively, they have posted about 150,000 job offers and received 2.5 million applications.
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But, we must also act collectively to overcome the forces arrayed against us.
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All told, these people have paid off, collectively, more than $800,000 in debt.
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Collectively they've made over 1.8 million transactions, moving £150 million since September 2015.
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Our businesses are facing unprecedented levels of scrutiny and pressure, individually and collectively.
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Instead, transactions are enforced through a distributed ledger, produced collectively by currency miners.
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But, collectively, they all say the same thing: Stocks are still very expensive.
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Kat: Collectively influenced by the state of Rhode Island, Jonathan Cheban, wigs everywhere.
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It's everyone in the world collectively crying now that Idris Elba is engaged.
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Collectively, Campbell, Asimov, Heinlein, and Hubble were incredibly flawed, toxic, and abusive individuals.
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"Security is a public good that Europe should ideally ensure collectively," he said.
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For starters, we all collectively swooned over Pat McGrath's "lip jewelry" at DKNY.
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If they struggle collectively against the hosts, Ronaldo will inevitably take the blame.
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So what beauty questions did we collectively ask Google the most this year?
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What are the conditions under which intermediaries help citizens collectively achieve meaningful representation?
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Collectively, Europeans and Americans seem to desire neither more animal proteins nor fewer.
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"Collectively one through 11, we weren't able to defend well enough," said Altidore.
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The particles in the trillion-degree-plus liquid fireball need to expand collectively.
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"It's so hard to let go of [a love] completely," they collectively admit.
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Collectively, elite performers only put in the extra shifts in their late teens.
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Collectively, it ties more to the election of Donald Trump for me personally.
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Yes, but: Women have had some success in collectively bargaining for better pay.
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When you stand up together collectively, that is how we change corporate behavior.
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Collectively, they've raised more than $8 billion in funding and produced 102 exits.
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While the companies' quarterly performances remained strong, collectively their stocks were largely unchanged.
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If we held ourselves accountable, we could start to diminish these issues, collectively.
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We've got to do it collectively, and we've got a ways to go.
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In a ferromagnet, the spins of electrons align, collectively generating a magnetic field.
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People had united around this thing they collectively loved and wanted to protect.
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Collectively, they have every skill a team needs to exploit their opponent's weaknesses.
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Collectively, the group has sent a strong message: This isn't just a moment.
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There will be values on how we behave collectively as an Uber team.
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It was exactly what we had needed to collectively welcome the impending summer.
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Those three studios that Disney bought, bought collectively for about $15 billion dollars.
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Collectively with the National Front, they hold 43 percent of seats in Parliament.
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Users of Predictit, a gambling website, collectively rate his chances at about 70%.
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The ambition of Philadelphia Assembled — "to collectively imagine our futures" — is truly astounding.
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But the magic of Migos is in the unique sound they've created collectively.
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"(These issues) collectively undermine the integrity of the electoral process," the spokesman added.
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They collectively need to give 100,000 euros ($113,190) as compensation to the victim.
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Then, when she was 9, Stephanie and her family collectively converted to Islam.
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But with hindsight the crowd had made a good, albeit collectively chaotic, call.
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Fans have been using the hashtag "#LPMEMORIAL2018" to collectively celebrate the musician's life.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action, i.e.
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We have come a long way, but we can all collectively do better.
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"Please let this be good," you could practically hear the timeline wishing collectively.
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As Deloitte reported, Americans check their smartphones collectively 8 billion times a day.
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Whether they can collectively agree on a policy solution, however, is another matter.
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It should assist neighboring countries in developing frameworks for collectively harnessing water resources.
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Collectively, dividends, share buybacks and debt pay-downs are known as shareholder yield.
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We, collectively, have the most power in pushing companies towards safer chemical alternatives.
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The 15 OPEC members collectively supply about 44% of the world's crude oil.
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The countryside beyond was to be unplanned and African, with property owned collectively.
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And, yes, the comments on their Facebook post are collectively a tire fire.
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That is unacceptable and requires determined action from governments, both individually and collectively.
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It mandates that all workers have the right to unionize and collectively bargain.
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An additional $210 million to $22015 million is sought collectively by the funds.
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The bottom line is this: When will we collectively say, enough is enough?
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According to Standard & Poor's CapitalIQ, BlackRock collectively owns 9.2 percent of G-Resources.
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For just one day, the internet collectively came together...to watch someone sleep.
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And for the first time in a long time, we're not collectively yawning.
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They bought land collectively and some of the homes had plumbing and electricity.
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It was the decisions of each European leader that collectively escalated the crisis.
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Collectively, Trump's two-airplane, three-helicopter fleet is currently valued at $32 million.
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CNN noted that the channels collectively have more than 85033 million video views.
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They matter if they have collectively and individually misled their readers for decades.
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The sacrifice was worth it because collectively we worked towards a larger goal.
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Collectively, the "Star Wars" prequel movies grossed a total of $2.4 billion worldwide.
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They sold the "compound" collectively for $100 million in 2016, according to TMZ.
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Collectively, they accounted for about 29% of greenhouse-gas emissions in the states.
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A group of a dozen paintings, collectively titled "The Islands," are all white.
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Automakers around the world are investing tens of billions collectively to electrify vehicles.
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For 10 years now, a couple in Thailand have represented us all, collectively.
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They can collectively perceive resources, and be constantly aware of changing colony needs.
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At that point, social media users collectively swooned and started egging them on.
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They collectively decided they should try shooting her with the breast pump on.
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France and Germany are at odds and in any case less powerful collectively.
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The big tech platforms have collectively bought hundreds of companies, including competitive threats.
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That means that every other publicly listed firm collectively earns nothing, said Stulz.
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Collectively, AMH, FSH, and inhibin B are known as biomarkers of ovarian reserve.
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And in the short term the market still seems to be collectively bullish.
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But I got about 50 likes, collectively, on various posts on my profile.
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The companies, collectively known as the ABCDs, dominate the global grain trading business.
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Through #3DHelper, we were asked to collectively talk the participant through the process.
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We have to be collectively making an effort as humanity, at all times.
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Collectively, those 11 companies sought permission to operate 37.7K dockless bikes and scooters.
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Collectively, riders have traveled more than nine million miles on Grow's micromobility vehicles.
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The paintings are collectively titled "Rose Painting (Near Van Gogh's Grave)" and numbered.
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Hope: Mother Earth will forgive us when we decide collectively to correct course.
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This was the biggest and most radical process we have ever experienced collectively.
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You have a thousand videos online, and they got a million views collectively.
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First, the media is collectively taking the process more seriously, as it should.
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Collectively his songs have been viewed hundreds of millions of times on YouTube.
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Collectively, they are among the most striking grenache-based wines I have had.
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Collectively, defense spending by all NATO members in 2017 came to $917 billion.
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They collectively show us the usually concealed demand behind the overly familiar supply.
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They haven't protested collectively, she said, because they can better do so individually.
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"All my companies collectively have cut their Facebook spend for marketing," Dockery said.
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The nearly 153 companies in the survey collectively employ about 215 million people.
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Collectively, court papers say, they earned as much as $230,28 in extra pay.
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The employees had collectively worked for the city for more than 150 years.
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And collectively, voter expectations do predict the near-term economic future fairly well.
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Researchers say they collectively underline the need for a sharp reduction in emissions.
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How do we begin to attune and adapt our spaces individually and collectively?
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The big battles — be they wars or pandemics — are fought and won collectively.
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The big battles — be they wars or pandemics — are fought and won collectively.
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Last year, ambulance companies collectively billed Medicare improperly for at least $700 million.
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Collectively, this translates to a competition of political systems — a new cold war.
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This effort may collectively raise the quality and thus standards of collaborating universities.
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Which means, when the puzzle is solved, that we've collectively FLIPPED THE BIRD.
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But it remains an open question whether we will collectively meet this challenge.
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It is, collectively, our favorite hobby, face-touching, and we didn't even know.
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Collectively, these efforts will unshackle American industry and ensure American leadership in space.
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Collectively, they represent more than a third of the 41 seats Democrats gained.
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This idea is not discussed because we collectively agree that it is wrong.
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It is a case study in how society collectively shapes its own history.
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Today, some 44 million Americans collectively hold nearly $229 trillion in student debt.
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Collectively, though, they make up the nation's 45 million Medicare Part D beneficiaries.
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But the Commission take the view that such risks can be collectively managed.
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On Thursday alone, investors betting against Tesla collectively lost more than $1.5 billion.
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Schools were collectively spending billions to give teachers with master's degrees extra pay.
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Aquarius Uranus is concerned with how groups of people organize and think collectively.
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Look at the men on this stage: Collectively, they have lost 230 elections.
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They collectively agreed they don't want people knowing when they read a text.
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Policies and institutions are collectively failing our children's mental, physical, and developmental health.
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The two crashes collectively killed 346 people in late 2018 and early 2019.
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Nominations by the numbers, per Deadline: TV: Streamers collectively brought in 30 nominations.
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Collectively each picture forms one gigantic image that can be seen from above.
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At the same time, the Democratic establishment collectively screams that he is unelectable.
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Others feel that it's important to collectively examine recent work in this vein.
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Americans are smart collectively, and if they vote for Trump I wouldn't worry.
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And this addictive behavior affects friends and foes alike, unless collectively pushed back.
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Collectively, the efforts outlined in the order could take years to carry out.
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The lobby felt understated save for large digital screens collectively flashing bold imagery.
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Rose had 11 points by halftime, but the Pistons collectively shot 37.8 percent.
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History may still force transatlantic allies together to better manage China's rise collectively.
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Today, Americans with student debt collectively hold nearly $1.5 trillion in student loans.
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But as it occurs frequently, I guess you could think of them collectively.
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Collectively, the freshmen in Tenaya Hall are the beacons of a better life.
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Oh, nothing — just the sound of women everywhere collectively screaming into the void.
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Forbes has estimated the net value of those collectively at about $682 million.
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Clinton told the group, which collectively poured roughly $1 billion into her effort.
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Apple says the staff collectively speaks 36 languages, with "most" employees being bilingual.
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" Reporter Nitasha Tiku noted that as he was talking, Atkins' colleagues "collectively winced.
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Your companies, collectively, have far more information about people than the government itself.
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In this way, government can encourage myriad small improvements that collectively boost productivity.
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It is our responsibility to collectively affirm the dignity and humanity of survivors.
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Then, the country collectively shrugs and predictably moves to the next news story.
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In 2017, there has been 92 ICOs which collectively have raised $1.25 billion.
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Those super voting shares will still collectively have majority control of the company.
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Collectively, they contribute more than $460 billion to our economy in a decade.
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The earners at the bottom actually collectively make more than the top earners.
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We'll get it right, we'll get it right collectively; I'm convinced of that.
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Whether Democrats succeed depends in part on what Republicans collectively decide to do.
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Editorial New Yorkers are not known for collectively possessing a stiff upper lip.
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The Forbes 100 billionaires are collectively as rich as all black Americans combined.
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And try to figure out the world that we want to collectively build.
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That's work that we, as a society, must come together to do collectively.
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The Fed Board collectively dominates the Open Market Committee that sets monetary policy.
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We collectively sigh and bust out snacks in anticipation of a long wait.
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The series, collectively titled Pottermore Presents, will be released on the site September 6.
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America collectively clutched its pearls when the candidates came out and didn't shake hands.
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Research shows that Americans collectively spent roughly $69 billion on their pets in 2017.
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Collectively, EU institutions and member states are the largest providers of humanitarian assistance worldwide.
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Regarding Trump's anti-birth stance in general, the internet is collectively smacking its forehead.
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Thank God: Our national nightmare is over as Americans coast to coast collectively exhale.
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We collectively need to make sure that we are dismantling all systems of oppression.
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Over 215 million Americans collectively hold a record-breaking $1.5 trillion in student debt.
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Today there are well over 10,20123 hedge funds collectively managing close to $3 trillion.
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It included responses from 18 investors who collectively have nearly $700 billion under management.
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In 2014, the report surveyed 19953,151 agencies that collectively serve 76 percent of Americans.
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But across an entire 41-square-inch canvas, they collectively form a blended tapestry.
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The top five stocks in the index are now worth nearly $4.2 trillion collectively.
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What do you think is missing or definitely needs to change about us collectively?
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The bands were supportive of each other generally, sharing equipment and collectively promoting shows.
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Collectively, I wanted to show how adaptable and resilient and surprising people can be.
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I think collectively, many of us agree that the worst downside is the stigma.
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It's a well-known fact that the world's giraffes collectively possess thousands of neckties.
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There are moments of romance and moments of horror, but collectively it feels personal.
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We feel this collectively, too, and it's bigger than any single one of us.
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All of these stories have collectively elevated Abedin to a boogeyman on the right.
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Uber estimates the networks are collectively used by at least 360,000 people each weekday.
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We each need to own them personally; we all need to own them collectively.
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And can't you just imagine the entire Super Bowl audience collectively shaking it off?
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It also makes it easier for Mexican workers to form unions and collectively bargain.
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Collectively, they'll explore myths, the malleability of time, colonialism, and the potency of storytelling.
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The transmission of viral joy, gratitude, sharing and kindness collectively strengthen our social networks.
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By the numbers: Collectively, incumbent energy companies spent nearly $100 million fighting the proposals.
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You organize them into a group and then they collectively reject that idea. Why?
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The operatives, known collectively as "Fancy Bear," comprised several units tasked with specific operations.
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Collectively, we have a lot of confident guys and it showed in this game.
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Consumers need to be wary of linking information that collectively make them more vulnerable.
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According to App Annie, we collectively spent 900 billion hours using apps in 2016.
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Jordan, Turkey, Pakistan, Lebanon, South Africa and Palestine collectively host almost 12 million people.
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Let's have a look, and allow our hearts to collectively ache for the future.
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Alphabet encompasses the many different little businesses we used to know collectively as Google.
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Substitutes that can slot into existing systems are the ones we should collectively pursue.
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This summer, we were collectively swept away with sordid and entrancing stories about scammers.
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I think it's important to be able to dream and imagine new futures, collectively.
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SM: There were 64 last year that collectively raised $103 million, excluding the DAO.
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Black Canvas 20163 features many artists whose works collectively favor exploring representation through portraiture.
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Collectively, the 10 women on Forbes' list earned more than $600 million this year.
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The app currently claims 30,000 active users "who are collectively saving millions a month".
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"The year where we collectively rebuild trust back in our systems and our society."
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The businesses collectively said that they lost at least $667 thanks to Riddle's charade.
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Our family collectively cleans the house … or should I say, straightens up, every Sunday.
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The Waltons are the richest family in the world, collectively worth around $160 billion.
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We may be collectively feeling somber when we wake up in the new year.
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As Miss Americas, we strongly reject the mischaracterizations of us both collectively and individually.
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That doesn't necessarily mean that they're worse for our ability to collectively determine morality.
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"The G7 ought to collectively tell China to follow global rules," Japan's Aso said.
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Deeper queries, which the Internet collectively voiced during the Blue Devils' first-round win.
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"For decades, we have collectively treated refugee crises as a humanitarian issue," Grandi said.
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Remember when Kim Kardashian wore bike shorts and the entire internet collectively freaked out?
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The internet collectively howled: Is that what we're calling beating someone up these days?!
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After launching just two weeks ago, users have collectively run 55,000 tests with PreFlight.
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We've all had a collectively rough year, and that absolutely includes the entertainment industry.
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The richest year was 2015, when 70 health care CEOs collectively made $2 billion.
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Collectively, we think we only saw like seven or so, which is truly disappointing.
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The internet is collectively rejoicing now that Scott Pruitt has resigned as EPA head.
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It's one of the larger groupings, and, collectively, demonstrates the unevenness of Blake's model.
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Participating in democracy allows us to collectively remedy the ills that affect students' lives.
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Pilar Quintana: [At Yandy], we all collectively come up with pop culture costume ideas.
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While this drama was occurring, people of color collectively shook their heads in disbelief.
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When NARS drops a new collection, the beauty world's heart collectively skips a beat.
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These studies collectively included nearly 4.5 million adults of varying ages from 12 countries.
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Alumni companies have collectively raised $8.9 billion and produced 110 successful IPOs or acquisitions.
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Democratic presidential candidates have raised more than $281 million collectively so far this year.
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We thought we should do something collectively to let her know we support her.
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A city is just a collectively defined outcome made of concrete, glass, and steel.
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They live together and have been collectively raising the child she had with Kirk.
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Collectively, these regulations cost the U.S. economy as much as $2 trillion every year.
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With "Infinity War's" massive debut, Marvel's 19 titles have collectively grossed $15 billion worldwide.
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Raymond James is headquartered here, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup employ roughly 9,000 people collectively.
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They've collectively nicknamed certain chokepoints in the game and look forward to reaching them.
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The two Chinese oil firms collectively operate over 50,20173 gas stations in the country.
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When Apple introduced group messaging to iMessage in 2013, it collectively blew everyone's mind.
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Those three companies collectively control about 85 percent of the nation's prescription drug distribution.
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Collectively, that adds up to approximately the amount currently held by the new foundation.
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And analysts collectively see the rest of the year showing substantial growth as well.
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He will not take your babies at birth and raise them collectively in dormitories.
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The year where we collectively rebuild trust back in our systems and our society.
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" McCarthy concludes that for these reasons, "collectively, [The Handmaid's Tale] is powerless to scare.
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We need to all collectively create opportunities and channels for women to be supported.
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I think that, collectively, we should be more actively challenging the ethic of capitalism.
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Our collective fantasies define superheroes, and we collectively fantasize about more than one thing.
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Insurance companies in Europe collectively have assets of 20083 trillion euros, or $12 trillion.
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However, flooding poses the costliest threat, collectively, across cities in the U.S. and Canada.
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Collectively they managed to lose 6% of their wealth, an eye-watering $1.5 trillion.
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Chinese users collectively spend 1.7 billion hours a day on Tencent apps, Bloomberg reported.
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Americans choose to remember slavery at some moments and collectively forget it at others.
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They collectively drummed up an extra $55,000 within the first 60 days, in fact.
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And then when you put them together collectively, they've been pulling together all year.
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The walkouts aren't whims, but carefully considered, collectively agreed upon responses to longstanding injustice.
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Those accusations followed scandals that have collectively cast a dark cloud over international sports.
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"That delay, that's going to affect people's economic behavior, individually and collectively," he said.
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And the credit card debt collectively owed by Americans in 2900 surpassed $220006 trillion.
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Collectively, these generate 218m newtons of thrust—about as much as eighteen 2250 jetliners.
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It's just now, nearly a decade later, that we've collectively taken a closer took.
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Nationwide, Bird, Lime, Spin, Goat and Skip have collectively deployed scooters in 33 cities.
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I believe that people individually, and the economy collectively, respond strongly to economic incentives.
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"We did a really good job collectively on the defensive end," Solomon Hill said.
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These researchers are saying, collectively, that the economy has fundamentally changed as a result.
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"Collectively, those folks had 22019 years of elected experience in statewide office," Todd said.
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The three companies collectively lost approximately $11 billion in market value on Thursday alone.
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Elliott was merged with four similar cases and became known collectively as Brown v.
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It's usually a collection of three or four compounds that are called curcuminoids, collectively.
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Liftoff of the two craft — collectively called BepiColombo — is scheduled for 27:20203 p.m.
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It was tough but we will rally and collectively try to fill that void.
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It's quite possible that we've collectively moved past strong verbal arguments against cultural appropriation.
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Individual heirs now often claim tiny fractions, and some families collectively use the land.
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Last year, taxpayers saved $65.4 billion collectively, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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And, for several hours earlier this week, Burgundies were collectively banned from Google Shopping.
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The series of typewriter guns, collectively called Mightier Than, are central to the show.
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McDonald's workers also want the right to unionize and bargain collectively with the company.
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Flux Factory is one of NYC's oldest and most affordable collectively run art spaces.
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Workers often collectively pitch in to prevent an eviction or to offer emergency housing.
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That's 10 times less than what these two fines would collectively add up to.
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But annually, as of 2012, these drugs collectively generated roughly $15 billion in revenue.
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Collectively, "audience-based" buying only accounts for roughly 10% of total TV advertising today.
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Collectively, fighters develop a shared sense of dominance relative to another group (minority women).
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It's a way to incentivize the industry and its regulators to collectively improve standards.
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Collectively, they account for more than $100 million in contracts with Expanse, it says.
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When she passed away of cancer in 2003, the city collectively mourned her death.
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Still, they may collectively shed some light on the Fed's future rate-hiking plans.
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For over 40 years, the Nordic countries have worked collectively to promote gender equality.
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Then they collectively reach a decision on whether to go out on an expedition.
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Google, Apple, and Amazon are collectively big enough to run the world in 21999.
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Here are modest steps we could take that would, collectively, make a difference: 1.
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"And we are collectively accountable for an effective and united European response," they added.
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The Hindutva groups affiliated with the R.S.S. are known collectively as the Sangh Parivar.
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Collectively, its members represent more than 80 percent of the world's gross domestic product.
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Individually and collectively, they are delightful, and provide a lot to think about, too.
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Collectively, the problem is that these effects accumulate in bears in poor body condition.
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If that doesn't work, try to collectively negotiate a way out of your leases.
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Collectively, these strands lend the work a tone that suggests girlishness (Norris is 67).
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His novels have collectively sold more than 2.5 million copies in the United States.
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The appeals courts, by contrast, collectively hear and decide thousands of cases each year.
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Collectively, most of these wines added good options to the tried-and-true selections.
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The top 7 outside issue groups have collectively spent over $17 million this year.
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Collectively, they offer projects with subterfuge, refusal, and reconsideration of imposed state-sanctioned boundaries.
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The five are among the most valuable companies on the planet, collectively worth trillions.
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Studies examining the link between company performance and CEO-chairmanships have been collectively inconclusive.
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"Now, collectively, you're able to push it out further"—into other communities, he said.
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Collectively, they manage $1.2 trillion in assets, double the $13 billion managed in 2009.
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You might also argue that collectively, we're getting better at spotting hucksters and frauds.
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Collectively, these threats often impact the financial, operational, and reputational facets of an organization.
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I don't have all of the answers now, but we must collectively find them.
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There are 62 billionaire sports league owners worldwide, who collectively are worth $375 billion.
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Traditional Hollywood studios brought in a few nominations, but were beat collectively by Netflix.
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Collectively, their poetry is an unvarnished chronicle of violence, betrayal, limits, longing, and loss.
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Collectively, these two storms caused 135 deaths and up to $158 billion in damages.
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True progress and change will come only once we collectively admit to this reality.
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These institutions collectively receive about 63 percent of the $178.3 million municipal arts budget.
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For example, most land in Africa is held collectively but not legally, they said.
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The potential settlement requires the distributors to collectively pay $18 billion over 18 years.
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And collectively, Page, Brin, and Schmidt have also purchased at least eight private jets.
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Collectively, they represent 78 million Americans comprising 24 percent of the total U.S. population.
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So far, Ms. Hsiao said, the bills have collectively received backing from 56 legislators.
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"We realized Dion went down and we needed to come together collectively," Ellington said.
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Parizek said the three incidents collectively indicate that "the hate-filled motivation is apparent."
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Collectively, these diverse institutions are located in 85033 states, with a nationwide student body.
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They raise questions about we, collectively, should react and process these sorts of allegations.
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Collectively this group enjoyed wealth amounting to $22tn in 2017, according to consultants Capgemini.
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"Collectively, as a unit, we try to make up for KD's presence," Iguodala said.
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And, of course, throughout the day, we'll collectively enjoy pitches from the Startup Battlefield.
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These efforts are collectively referred to as our Infrastructure Optimization, and some are ongoing.
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They collectively receive about half the support of Democratic voters and left-leaning independents.
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Their posts about the missing child were collectively shared hundreds of times across Facebook.
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N). Three of the five momentum stocks collectively known as FAANGs - Facebook Inc (FB.
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After a fight between the feuding camps, the dancers collectively fell to the floor.
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But the study showed Snapchat remained largely absent from marketers' influencer strategies, Collectively said.
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There will be hundreds of miles of gaps collectively that still wouldn't be secured.
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We can, collectively, at least in theory, have everything we had before, plus more.
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It's as if we might have to — all of us collectively — invent new expressions.
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Americans collectively put in more person-hours of work than we ever have before.
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" • "The web is for everyone, and collectively we hold the power to change it.
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" He added, "And country music, collectively, the way they responded, it resonated with me.
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And we are very bad, as individuals or collectively, at fighting ourselves over anything.
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Wellthy has been serving corporate customers since 2016 and reaches about 200,000 employees collectively.
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Now everyone's collectively picking themselves off the ground after being punched in the face.
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In 1968, the Year of the Pitcher, when the American League collectively slugged just .
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It shows that these benefits now collectively match those provided by non-entitlement spending.
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The strike on Rafad was the fourth attempt and collectively these killed 32 people.
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Wildebeests are referred to collectively as "an implausibility"The itinerant enigmas, referred to collectively as — no joke — an implausibility of wildebeests, have traveled in a giant African loop that has come to be called the Great Migration for nearly a million years.
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Collectively, the legislation also paved the way for medical cannabis businesses to turn a profit.
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Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet tanked Monday, shedding nearly $130 billion in market cap collectively.
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With better technology, Mainers can collectively get more stuff done and enjoy higher living standards.
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Collectively, the Cavs created 23 deflections along with six steals, and forced 12 Warriors turnovers.
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Viewed collectively, this growing spate of authority confirms that Judge Kearney's decision in Fields v.
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They can collectively address the civic concerns that prompted the kneeling in the first place.
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The U.S. and Russia collectively possess more than 90 percent of the world's nuclear weapons.
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Let's return to being hopeful and confident in the best of ourselves individually and collectively.
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In Hong Kong, it is home to five restaurant groups that collectively offer 15 concepts.
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Collectively, Americans spend an estimated 180 million hours a day searching for their next vacation.
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The two reportedly collectively paid more than $30 million for titles at Sundance Film Festival.
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"We have collectively failed the people of Syria," said UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
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The Sun's opposition to Pluto finds us all collectively confronting fears and navigating power struggles.
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Collectively, those clients' investments will amount to a 3.4% stake in Uber, the person said.
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People thanked him for bringing families together and giving them something to collectively root for.
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Collectively, the top five titles have sold 79 million physical units through April of 2016.
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Collectively, anonymized data is aggregated and sent to Google to improve its products for everyone.
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Publicly, VW has said it didn't collectively learn of the cheating until late in 2015.
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U.S. banks collectively spent $62.2 billion on technology last year, according to research firm Celent.
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Collectively, it suggests the retirements will cost the Republicans the equivalent of around six seats.
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Collectively, three carriers (AT&T, Verizon and Mobility) will have small cells in every district.
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Gentoo penguins Sphen and Magic, collectively known as Sphengic, are the Sydney Aquarium's coolest couple.
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Will we collectively give up, splayed naked on the screen for all to market to?
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Collectively this represents a bigger economy than any nation other than the US or China.
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Collectively, these controversies have raised questions about the stability of his support among black voters.
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As you say, even our highest ideals and creations are constructs that we've collectively built.
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Collectively, the employees described a workplace that is perpetually teetering on the brink of chaos.
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At the leftish Leipzig University male and female professors are collectively called "Professorinnen", or "professoresses".
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The internet is collectively concerned that a 15-year-old YouTuber is pregnant and married.
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There are several species of insects in the Northeast that are collectively called praying mantises.
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On average, Depop users collectively follow and message each other 85 million times each month.
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If the community owns its homes and businesses collectively, they'll protect them as a community.
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Ninety percent of the island's businesses and 76 percent of their land are collectively owned.
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When bought piecemeal, these updates can sometimes collectively cost more than the original game itself.
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Start a charitable giving habit #GivingTuesday is a great way to collectively affect positive change.
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We collectively wear many hats in the making process, one of which as character actors.
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Collectively these institutions contain one of the biggest concentrations of financial risk on the planet.
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Collectively, the 3DS has sold more than 21 million units in the US to date.
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Collectively, there's a lot of money coming in, but no one individual is making much.
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TikTok and Douyin collectively command 500 million monthly active users around the world, while Musical.
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But collectively, that makes war less controllable and is overall to the detriment of humanity.
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These groups collectively are leading explorations into archiving existing black voices and encouraging future practitioners.
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Apple and Google both, collectively, that's gonna reach more than a billion phones this year.
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The whole industry seemed to collectively decide to move off six inches a while back.
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But collectively, the CDC says, disability-associated health-care expenditures run about $400 billion annually.
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All those tiny, fine details, and all the steps, collectively make up the final product.
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It was, in other words, a year of collectively good performance by the world's producers.
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We're all being forced to become political in a way that we collectively didn't expect.
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Collectively, it should be mentioned, these acquirers shelled out about $4 billion for the startups.
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"Using these tolerant genes collectively, we could confer enhanced tolerance to other animals," he said.
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Collectively, we don't know how to "know" anything more confidently than we know this stuff.
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Earlier this month, fans collectively lost it when they noticed an expiration date of Jan.
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Countries like Japan, South Korea, and the United Kingdom have collectively pledged nearly $600 million.
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It's Amy Schumer, or Polar, or Tina Fey -- everybody collectively over a period of time.
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These things won't change the world, but collectively they build new efficiencies and new experiences.
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Who they are: The group says its 310 members collectively manage $32 trillion in assets.
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This sample collectively generated $68.5 billion of revenue in the first quarter of this year.
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Collectively narcissistic Americans would feel the need for America to be revered the world over.
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And yet, here we are in 2019, collectively agreeing that Anne Hathaway rocks once again.
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And I think just collectively we thought the more interesting thing is no, it doesn't.
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They collectively decided to choose her as the candidate and funded her campaign, she said.
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Collectively, the deals between the oil belt and Silicon Valley are worth billions of dollars.
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He also accused officers of cooperating with local gangs, which are collectively known as Triads.
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What will they be selling, collectively: an "automated global internet intelligence" platform, in a nutshell.
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Elle: It was like taking a warm bath of accomplishment, we geeked so hard collectively.
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"I think we all kind of collectively made that decision to play better," Toews said.
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Did we—The Culture™—collectively decide bunnies were the creepiest creatures of the moment?
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Collectively, their writings were influenced by surrealist and abstract-expressionist art, and other modernist tendencies.
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"Collectively, we decided that restraint and public safety would be our priority," the sheriff said.
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As of last Friday they were collectively net short to the tune of 23,723 contracts.
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Taylor Swift did a thing this week and the world is collectively losing its mind.
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Each one does not mirror the vote in a state but the sample collectively does.
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That will collectively cover 1 trillion yuan of the government's planned tax cuts, he said.
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And freedom from private ownership will collectively save trillions of dollars a year on costs.
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Democrats have been eager to donate, allowing their candidates collectively to raise more than Republicans.
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This is the second group of Oi bondholders formed to negotiate collectively with the company.
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"Collectively as a unit we've done a great job on him," Beverley said of Westbrook.
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But collectively with the other multiple channels of investigation, it could add up to more.
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Collectively, they make what would be a remarkable city the premier example of urban decay.
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Berry and his son Brett collectively own about 9.8 percent of Fresh Market's outstanding shares.
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Maybe 2016 is the moment when Americans collectively give up their hope in the government.
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"We all have to collectively be careful not to get ahead of ourselves," she said.
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These webs of relationships aggregate individual pursuits of excellence, collectively producing a more virtuous culture.
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The question I suppose is this: Do you think we will, collectively, turn to violence?
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A. Bank and Men's Wearhouse outlet stores, which the CEO said were collectively not profitable.
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The companies would collectively pay $100 million annually into the fund from 2019 to 2024.
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Collectively, auto-loan originations in those two categories dropped 8.6 percent in the first quarter.
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Employees have collectively donated over $150,000 to both the Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaigns.
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YouTube has more than a billion users, who collectively watch 4 billion videos every day.
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Federal law (the National Labor Relations Act) allows only employees to unionize and collectively bargain.
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" Why it matters: "Collectively, they have more leverage over the gun industry than any lawmaker.
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The YPG seeks international legitimacy for the areas it controls in Syria, collectively dubbed Rojava.
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Collectively, they are a fraction of the hundreds of thousands of French who died here.
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Anything that didn't feel real, anything that felt 'TV' or 'movie,' we would collectively cringe.
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Collectively, the G20 countries are spending less on dirty energy subsidies than they used to.
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Nearly 6900,2628 American Legion volunteers collectively serve 28503,22019 hours annually at VA Medical Centers alone.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action, i.e.
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Then Heisenberg became Walter White and vice versa and we all collectively lost our shit.
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The process was definitely a group effort and we collectively came up with it together.
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These orders taken collectively systematically enhance Trump's personal power at the expense of our Constitution.
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A world that we collectively felt in 2015 as the hottest year in recorded history.
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Every year, patents and trademarks will collectively be worth trillions more than the year before.
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The companies also collectively control about half of the Medicaid market in Illinois and Florida.
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So collectively we say goodbye to someone who brought us together with his awesome talent.
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Collectively, they generated about 30 percent of unit sales, the company said at the time.
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In 2000, U.S. taxpayers collectively forked over 33 percent of their income to Uncle Sam.
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The committee collectively raised its GDP estimate from 2.1 percent in September to 2.5 percent.
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The challenge is immense but can be accomplished if every country acts individually, and collectively.
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Americans collectively hold more student debt than ever before — a total of over $1.5 trillion.
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Saudi economic news service Maaal estimated the drivers now collectively earn about $8.8 billion annually.
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That might sound great for the viewer, but collectively, those elements cause a major challenge.
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And third, because, as a society, we have failed to collectively stand and declare "enough"!
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We each need to own them personally; we all need to own them collectively.2.
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Can we just collectively agree that the Bird Box love has gotten out of hand?
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So let's use the tweets as an opportunity to collectively decide we've all had enough.
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The tunnels (and skyways) are collectively called, "The Gopher Way," after the school's furry mascot.
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Minneapolis, and St. Paul, Minnesota, collectively known as the Twin Cities, get bone-chillingly cold.
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Demanding that Palestinians collectively punish their own people will exacerbate an already tense political situation.
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Since this tragic day, America has collectively taken steps backward in appropriately addressing race relations.
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Read more: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are collectively worth over half a billion dollars.
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Collectively, they embody the reductio ad absurdum of a concept that everybody is a star.
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Collectively, the assessments provided evidence that work-based welfare was better than cash assistance alone.
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We all collectively need to move on from jokes about the beret or blue dress.
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Blood markers for heart disease, such as bad cholesterol, collectively improved more with the surgery.
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That said, China seems to have turned collectively bearish on copper before the latest tensions.
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Practically speaking, to wield influence commensurate with its collective power, Europeans needed to act collectively.
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An individual ant has limited cognitive abilities, but collectively, ants can solve extremely complex tasks.
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Collectively, those companies own nearly 4.6 billion shares of Anbang, or more than 7 percent.
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That means we collectively spend around 3.4 million years traveling to our offices each year.
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It's more about the moment when bodies mix, and the shapes of the bodies collectively.
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From then until now, the band has collectively worn crosses to ward away the evil.
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Last week, Paypal and Dragoneer collectively committed $850 million towards MercadoLibre, a marketplace in Argentina.
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Our truly extraordinary environment, which lends such high expectations, is something we must preserve collectively.
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We all have to do collectively a better job training the best players in China.
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Last year, Fox and Disney collectively brought in roughly one third of movie studio revenue.
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Countries' national policies are collectively not even on track to meet those existing Paris commitments.
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"In this moment we're able to collectively grasp onto a sense of agency," Fuentes said.
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In 2007, he and other surviving Tuskegee Airmen were collectively awarded the Congressional Gold Medal.
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Mostly, though, the show is about ideas collectively developed or bubbling up from the bottom.
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And, yes, as a nation, we could collectively use some duct tape right now. 85033.
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Collectively, the group upgraded its GDP estimate to 523 percent, from 2.1 percent in September.
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Collectively, the monasteries play host to an average of 1,200 people nightly, all without charge.
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The last time hedge funds collectively beat the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index was 2008.
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We must think collectively as a human hive, each of us playing an essential role.
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The performances were extensively documented, discussed, and collectively interpreted by the members of the group.
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Those two rounds of tariffs would collectively affect about $300 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Mayors from the state's 11 largest cities had collectively asked state lawmakers to do something.
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We each need to own them personally; we all need to own them collectively. 2.
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We were collectively the villains, the servants, the enemies, the mistresses, the houseboys, the invaders.
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The three groups collectively cost $1.1 million a year to operate, according to their charters.
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Collectively, South Korea has reportedly screened more than 100,000 people, far more than other countries.
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Collectively, we've spent millions of hours online, covering everything from fishman dildos to catfish fetishists.
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No matter: we collectively chose a route and policed ourselves, just like the old days.
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Instead, the hiring decisions at McKinsey are made collectively by the relevant set of partners.
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Women in New York State earn collectively some $20 billion less annually than do men.
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The sponsors, in turn, collectively choose six to eight winners for the three-month program.
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The club has more than 700 members that collectively manage over $75 billion in assets.
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Tesla shorts collectively lost $2.47 billion when the stock went up about 15% on Monday.
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K. Collectively, it adds up to a rich period document, and is valuable as such.
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SpaceX has already put 230 of these small satellites, collectively called Starlink, in the sky.
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Collectively, the five are among the biggest investors in research and development on the planet.
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The workers responsible for that profit deserve to collectively bargain as part of a union.
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And we're collectively tired of being reduced to a single slice of the pie chart.
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The twins received a trophy collectively naming them Canada's Most Outstanding Woman Athlete in 20173.
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"Look at the men on this stage: Collectively, they have lost 10 elections," she continued.
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"I think we all, collectively, have to start thinking differently, start thinking smarter," he said.
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And we must all stand up collectively and fight when these rights come under attack.
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Each lesson included actions that members could take either individually or collectively as a congregation.
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Not all of these threats are equally worrisome, but collectively they paint a worrisome picture.
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Furthermore, undocumented immigrants have collectively paid an estimated $85033 billion in state and local taxes.
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Collectively, they are one reason we saw such anemic economic growth during the Obama years.
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It was the union, she said, that taught her how to collectively fight for others.
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Major corporations collectively paid him over $2 million for advice about navigating Mr. Trump's Washington.
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Collectively, running these versions in repertory is a thing that goes flop in the night.
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The industry has collectively failed to hit that mark so far, though it's getting closer.
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The company must have collectively uttered the word dozens of times onstage in New York.
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You'd collectively decide to override the preferences of those who set up the scholarship fund.
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The cuts will undermine progress we've made collectively on global hunger, health and national security.
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Collectively, the store boasts, its stock has received 1.7 million 5-star reviews from Amazon.
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Collectively, they will present evidence to Pelosi as House Speaker to make the final call.
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Collectively, boreal forests lock away about 563 gigatons of carbon in woody fibers and soil.
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Collectively, his parents had 14 children, but Saadiq was the only child they had together.
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Drivers for Uber and Lyft in California would still lack the right to bargain collectively.
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Do we collectively -- if secretly -- believe that something unhealthy or destructive underlies millions of clicks?
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Collectively, they have played a role in almost 400 exonerations over the past dozen years.
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"I like the idea of celebrating our imperfections, collectively, on this one day," says Cuddy.
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As a child, Humar was precocious and stubborn — "big headed," the clan collectively called her.
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Collectively, they claimed that CrowdStrike's report was most likely a hoax perpetrated by the Democrats.
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Again, on their own, none of these things are huge, but collectively they add up.
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They collectively offer more than 350,000 homes and will continue to operate under separate names.
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It must also be dealt with spatially and collectively, meaning that it must be deconcentrated.
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When else can you and your fellow citizens get genuinely, collectively excited about beach volleyball?
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And the media collectively dropped the ball on this kind of substantive story Again. Why?
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