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These reforms collectively aim to modernize and broaden the reach of federal food support systems.

Some £3.7bn is collectively owed to energy suppliers from people unable to pay their gas and electricity bills, for example.

"This research collectively highlights the critical role of our environment on taste and smell."

These factors collectively make equities more appealing than fixed-income investments like bonds, analysts say.

Instead, it asserted that OpenAI had deliberately removed author, title and copyright labels — collectively known as copyright management information, or CMI — from the articles it imported to train its bots.