Now, some 20 years later, that collective diversity of women's voices is needed desperately.
Later a collective frenzy of dancing, singing, and shouting became a regular feature of frontier revivals in 19th-century America.
There was, he wrote later, a collective hush in the operating room, and then the kidney turned pink as blood entered it and "there were grins all round".
Inside Jury Assembly Room 160, a gray-haired judge expounded on the Gettysburg Address and advised those gathered in the room, which was packed with strollers and walkers, to "remember your American journey and get an ice-cream cone every October 7th to commemorate this day!" A few minutes later, a collective murmuring of the Pledge of Allegiance could be heard.
With the aim of exploring genetic-based relations among individuals collectively buried, we obtained human skeletal remains of nearly 200 individuals from four later Neolithic collective burial sites in Germany: Calden, Odagsen, Groβenrode, and Panker.
Two weeks later, the collective was blamed for allegedly posting flashing computer animations on the Epilepsy Foundation of America's website, which could induce seizures in epileptic viewers.
Urine and feces left at shared raccoon latrines may provide additional information about feeding grounds, since raccoons were observed to meet there later for collective eating, sleeping and playing.
Although Quipu foundered, it was the forerunner of such later influential collectives as Joint Stock.
"It got hard," she adds, only when scripts began arriving later and later and what she calls the "collective hypnosis" mandated by the relentless schedule took over.
Her later productions were collective in that the actors shared in planning the presentations.
