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collective

[kuh-lek-tiv] / kəˈlɛk tɪv /


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Nobody says no to Madrid, not even those who understand how difficult it is to transform a culture built on individual brilliance into a modern collective where everyone presses and everyone defends.

From BBC

"They say 'it takes a village to raise a child' and for various reasons, the village has depleted. There's a massive collective effort now."

From BBC

But with fewer musicians using recording studios, the plan also aims to bring live events and tours to the space and create a Buffett-themed art collective.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such marches and other non-violent collective actions will need to be repeated and consistent, and they must demand concrete policy and legal changes.

From Salon

The day-night atmosphere amplified the theatre, the collective will of everyone who wanted Root to finally reach three figures in this country multiplied the tension.

From BBC