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collective
a. a cooperative enterprise or unit, such as a collective farm
b. the members of such a cooperative
collective [kə′lek·tiv]
(meteorology)
In aviation weather observations, a group of observations transmitted in prescribed order by stations on the same long-line teletypewriter circuit. Also known as sequence.
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It totally subordinates the individual to the collectivity.
Consequentialism by Arab News (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)
The notion of a public fountain--and, by association, any public fixture--requiring cooperation to make it work stresses how infrequently public art intelligently explores collectivity, given its ever dominant tropes of individualism and heroism.
28th Bienal de Sao Paulo: In Living Contact by Miller, Earl / C: International Contemporary Art
So the program was predictable, even pedestrian, but the collectivity spinning it out was anything but.
Czech orchestra puts own spin on music by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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