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The two collectively control about 60 percent of the market.

They have collectively made very little change to the house.

I think that the work we have done collectively is sound.

Such important questions could and should be decided by society collectively through its political process.

Last week's two main shows were quite different, but collectively a case in point.

We talk to each other and decide about things collectively.

Doing it collectively is a big part of the fun.

Collectively, the companies had more than 1,300 miles of track.

I think there are some issues which you need to address collectively in future.

Since 1967 we have not produced a result, collectively, as an international community.

Parents think of them collectively - if at all - as the ability to get along with others.

Society collectively has taken the power to remove them, up to and including life.

Yet small companies are collectively the major employers in the city.

All of these passengers had collectively lost their will to live.

Who collectively can help reach out to a large variety of people?

He collectively spent almost 15 years of his life in jail.

The residents collectively are the house staff of a hospital.

The three are collectively known as the principles of the mind.

Unless we, collectively as a nation, step up and make it different, the answer is no.

Clearly there is much work, collectively, that we need to do on this.

The important question is what may happen to the institution they collectively form.

We just wanted four individuals who could be collectively known as something normal.

And it explains why, collectively, we so often get worked up about nothing.

In addition, all decisions were taken collectively by the Society as a whole.

We need to find ways to collectively accelerate our work.