The thesis of his work lies in the nature of how people are now participating in mass collaborations within or across the boundaries of the organization.

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Firstly, he hinted that he was considering a second album of collaborations - or a Reload 2, as he called it - especially involving American bands.

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Most of the experts on the site donate the money they make or reinvest it in their collaborations.

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It can foster understanding by highlighting and explaining how different personality types work, what motivates or triggers them, and how to set up successful collaborations with them.

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Though far from perfect as they are right now, voice command would offer huge potential if developed specifically for automobiles with collaborations between manufacturers and the likes of Google or Apple.

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Or are we, as consumers, just worn-out of the bombardment of collaborations?

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Hence "the problem" of Rembrandt: the endless debates among scholars as to whether (often well-known, well-loved) works are autograph pictures, collaborations with gifted assistants, "circle of " pieces made in the workshop or by former assistants who had learned to imitate his manner, or "follower of" works produced to satisfy the demand for Rembrandt-type images in his lifetime, by miscellaneous artists.

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