The sport, it seemed, needed its collective off-day Thursday simply to process the slightly riotous events that concluded at 12 05 a.m.
Daniel Sturridge has flourished in Suárez's absence, the collective off-day against Southampton on Saturday apart, with the confidence of a regular starting role enhanced by his position at the head of the Liverpool attack.
This article analyses the long-term performance of collective off-grid photovoltaic (PV) systems in rural areas.
And true to character, while the rest of the Western world works its collective fanny off, reaping the benefits of unprecedented economic largess, France chooses to work less.
Here's a round-up of what to expect, what isn't all that likely, and what might blow our collective socks off.
For this video, he worked with Sylvia Lajbig and Inside Flesh, a project by Polish collective SUKA OFF that explores "human carnality in all its forms".
Electronic music gets an early start on Saturday as all-stars Nortec Collective kick off the Coachella stage out in the sun, followed by Grammy-winners Clean Bandit, who will ask the basic masses of the main stage: "So you think dance music is repetitive...repetitive...repetitive?" Elsewhere, icons Bixel Boys will mob the Sahara Tent.
China's state-owned industrial concerns have already shed about 35 million jobs the last five years, and government-controlled collectives laid off 16 million more.
Mauricio Pochettino's blood pressure had been raised by Rodríguez's goal that followed the sort of collective switch-off that had bedevilled the manager during his debut season at the club when only four top-flight teams conceded moreoften.
Railing against this collective switch-off from elections and from politics generally will not help matters, even if at one level it does look like an insult to the memory of those brave men and women who fought for our right to vote in the first place.
The objective is to assess the plausibility of a model of a collective trade-off between "understanding" and "doing".
