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Shailja Singh

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Yes, 'United Nations' can be considered as a collective noun. It represents a group of countries working together for global issues like human rights, health, peace, etc. The United Nations is made up of many members, but is treated as one organization, making it a collective noun.

Example:

  • The United Nations has declared a new healthcare policy.
  • The United Nations is working to stop climate change.

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