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They collectively hire many thousands of people; it's hard to believe they are all geniuses.

Seriously though, why is it a bad thing for employees to bargain collectively in order to get the best deal?

Y'all have collectively pushed my career in a quite different direction than it was probably on when I started.

We have shown that we collectively can protest by adding a bit of JavaScript to our webpages and some of you called you senators.

But taken collectively the NYC metro area is actually much more affordable.

Let's just collectively decide that users with secure boot enabled will be prevented from running any module not shipped by the os vendor.

Fostering this culture and attitude just collectively serves to push down everyone's pay rate and detracts from the attractiveness of our field.

It's like a stomach ache after eating too much candy; things were so good for so long, we collectively forgot what it was like to have to sacrifice and work for the things you want.

I was kind of hoping that competitive pressure from Microsoft and Amazon and more recently Facebook would make us wake up collectively and start doing universal services.

I find it very sad that the top answer on stack exchange is a guide for how to have mature discussion, see the manager's point of view and collectively look for a solution -- while respecting his authority.

"Scientists" collectively were witnessed by the public flipflopping at a relatively high frequency on numerous topics; how many times did eggs go back and forth between being deadly and beneficial?

Drivers ended up atomized and could not collectively bargain against the buyers of their labor, decently-sized companies who had monopsony power in the trucker marketplace.

Have we collectively forgotten the time when journalists went to jail rather than reveal their sources, and publishers didn't waiver in their support?However understandable Google's position may be, fighting the law is not an "absurdly high standard".