A brief intermission followed the group's first set, after which it returned for a second, less ambitious one, a lighthearted saunter that relied less on skill and more on collective, and possibly slightly soused, good cheer in the room.
You can show with me at Interstitial or maybe you'll get an opportunity with Glass Box or SOIL art collective, and possibly a few other venues.
Last, but not least, the large crowds that the Eurovision victory brought to the streets of Baku showed that decades of authoritarian rule has not been able to quell the spontaneous expression of collective joy, and possibly anger.
With all the megamillions invested in what at this inopportune moment is among the more overrated rotations that silly money can buy, the Yankees would not have preferred Andy Pettitte to be the one to haul around the staff's collective baggage and possibly even their hopes of a 28th World Series title.
Y Combinator has helped over 800 startups come to market that are today worth a collective $30 billion (and possibly even more very soon).
Finally, there was general agreement that some sort of collective European capitalization of banks, and possibly collective deposit guarantees, was needed to keep Europe's weaker banking systems from collapsing.
"Usdaw thinks that the UK's current interpretation of the law on collective redundancies is both unfair and possibly a breach of the European directive which seeks to protect workers in large-scale redundancy situations.
The study of fashion, fads and speculative bubbles shows quite clearly that there are areas of social interaction in which rapid (and possibly disruptive) changes of collective expectations may occur.
After years of debate about whether NATO would operate as an alliance "out of area," even in the Balkans, NATO had invoked its central meaning as a collective defense coalition to combat terrorism in Afghanistan and possibly elsewhere.
For the United States, the collective shift means fewer migrants crossing the border illegally and possibly more debate over whether the expanded budgets for immigration enforcement still make sense.
"If Europe does not make the right, collective, forceful decisions now," he wrote, "we risk new, and possibly global, market calamities due to a contagion of doubt that could engulf our common union".
