collectively

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which nurses organise their rotas	collectively	to accommodate child care or
of the group we were	collectively	known as the danes since
been incorporated into scots law	collectively	and individually we must urge
we expect the scottish public	collectively	to comprehend any question on
entertaining type of person there	collectively	we could constitute a crowd
we are trying to anticipate	collectively	what staffing levels are required
participate and to be consulted	collectively	about decisions that a landlord
be given to local authorities	collectively	direct payments 7 direct payments
europe our business is determined	collectively	in a bureau for internal
the targets shall be known	collectively	as the organic farming targets
us to decide our priorities	collectively	once we have had an
or we could do it	collectively	as a committee bruce crawford