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“Everyone knows it’s made up, yet they collectively participate because it gives space for collective emotions to be expressed,” he says.

Labour said each new town would have at least 10,000 homes and they could collectively result in 300,000 homes being built across England over the coming decades.

The announcement came on the heels of an agreement with the Coalition of Los Angeles City Unions, which collectively represents gardeners, mechanics and clerks, who will take up to five unpaid holidays in 2026.

"We have practically won everything together. You supported me in the good and the difficult times. This individual trophy is one the team has won collectively."

There are several kinds of procedures to remove loose skin, collectively known as body contouring, but they are rarely available on the NHS and only if patients meet specific criteria.