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As a group or in a shared manner by all members of a particular group.

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  • Through the years, it has expanded its influence in the region by supporting a network of well-armed militias, collectively called the Axis of Resistance.

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  • billions surely do, we know that collectively we are not meeting our obligations. The shallow pond theorists are wrong about what we owe, but they are surely right to insist that we owe much more. Faced with impossible demands, we're likely to throw up our hands in horror, but the obligations we have are not monstrous or unreasonable. They do not require us to abandon our own lives; they entail, as Adam Smith saw,

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  • lives of the poorest human beings by spending collectively less than a third of what the United States spends each year on defense all by itself. Put another way, we could raise the money at about 45 cents a day for each citizen of the European Union, the United States, Canada, and Japan, which is a little more than a third of what the average Norwegian is paying already. The average Norwegian is not three times

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  • We're gonna see if these 5 contestants can hold their breath longer collectively… than this gentleman.

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  • On the surface, that looks like economic resilience; underneath it, researchers argued it was a population collectively reaching for symbols of solidity and significance to offset a sudden visceral confrontation with mortality.

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  • The other major force at the time was, of course, Freud's psychoanalysis, and its many descendents collectively known as the psychodynamic theories.

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  • And collectively these 46:28 circuits form something that looks like 46:30 this.

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  • So the Hopefuls have collectively decided via hundreds of mentions that it is my job to investigate these fake bath products...

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  • Hume, being an empiricist, kind of a skeptical, jolly fellow, is willing to deal with the fact that there may be some disjunction between politics and ethics, that there may be some circumstances—if you want to be hard-headed and realistic about it—where morally good behavior, as Machiavelli tells us, may not be politically astute, may not be politically appropriate. The Kantian, the Platonist, and probably also the Christian will say, "No, that's not the case." What's morally good, what's righteous for the individual, is always righteous collectively.

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