1], the Ambassadors, as a result of their meeting, telegraphed, it is understood, that the Turkish reply to the collective Note of the Powers afforded a possible basis for resuming peace negotiations.
Also on Wednesday, jurors No. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8 sent their own collective note to the judge complaining about a holdout.
28] with regard to their attitude toward the Ottoman mission and the suspended peace negotiations in view of the continued failure of the Turkish Government to answer the collective Note of the Powers.
"It was a mess, it was like a bomb hit it, but Kristina loved it — she had a vision," said the listing agent, Mary Gaglio of Realty Collective, noting that there was a great deal of interest in the house.
"Our project is to preserve through representation a sense of suspended coherence shared between the space of our school and certain works of Baroque painting we feel have a distinctive sense of narrative order," the collective notes.
The collective noted that there were no black or Puerto Rican doctors on the pediatric house staff.
The vast majority of people insisted we needed $1 for every $1 invested, but we found that, thanks to our fund size, the math seemed to work without significant reserves if we purchased enough ownership upfront and, as Founder Collective notes, it seems to align better with founders and our growth-stage co-investors.
Unfortunately, in their latter-day usages EIR's in general seem to be like collective notes from Epstein's mother (that'd be Juan Luis Petro Philippo DeHuevos Epstein of sweathog fame, not Joel) in justifying almost anything.
"Faculty" is a collective noun.
McDonald points out that the Constitution's Preamble refers not only to "the blessings of liberty" but "the general welfare," characterizing the latter as a "collective goal." He notes that the Bill of Rights was "not even in the original Constitution" but was, rather, the product of a "campaign promise".
"There can be a collective resistance to memorial," noted novelist Michael Vatikiotis.
