The people there represented four independent political action committees that, in the weeks since, have collectively spent more than $400,000 to broadcast advertisements, send political mail and deploy an army of field workers on Mr. Lee's behalf, effectively turbocharging his campaign.
And why would you want to spend your life working on something everyone hates?" Email is an obvious target for blame, since we collectively send 183 billion of them every single day.
The three countries since 2004 collectively have received nearly $4 billion from the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), which gave ICAP $125 million to conduct what are known as population-based HIV impact assessments (PHIAs) in 12 sub-Saharan African countries and Haiti.
A recent ProPublica/ New York Times investigation found that last year the IRS brought in only 795 cases focused on tax fraud, a massive drop since 2010; collectively, US businesses evade an estimated $125 billion worth of taxes each year.
To understand affective modulation of perception, it is important to identify what particular stages of processing are affected, since they collectively make up the observed effects.
At least one more photosynthetic basal apicomplexan has since been described, and collectively, they are currently designated as "chromerids" (Janouskovec et al. 2010; Obornik et al. 2011).
Second, rural residents lack adequate access to healthcare, since the collectively-funded welfare programs (hezuo yiliao) were abandoned in most rural areas in the early 1980s and healthcare became predominantly employment-based.
Television, a relatively new medium, was often watched collectively since not every home possessed one.
We have failed collectively since Plato first choked on an olive.
