Meanwhile, slowly, inexorably, he has set about infusing religion into the state's arteries: early closings of government offices on Fridays, Ramadan schedules universally observed and the like.
Appealing to our fellow man through spiritual values requires creativity, tact, and a deep commitment to what universally pulls us together, like nostalgia, rather than what doctrinally keeps us apart.
Its flagship phone, the Lumia 900, has received universally great reviews -- almost like the kinds of reviews the iPhone got when it came out.
Not only was the New Labour project intended to remove all emotional impedimenta from the progressive political tradition, but New Labour is universally mocked even by those, like me, who voted for it as a regimented horde of besuited, clean-shaven automatons who cannot do anything until their pagers order them to.
At other times his head was down, writing notes, which is totally necessary, but that behavior was universally panned because he appeared disengaged, or worse, like he was running with the glaciers.
Mr Williams's tidying up of the capital a little like Rudy Giuliani's tidying up of New York is now so universally acknowledged that the mayor gets little credit for it.
False negatives could also be an issue, there are consumer brands that are universally bitched about but still in everyday use and generating loads of social media references, like for example, almost every major bank or credit card company.
His unfailingly accessible, straightforwardly beautiful music, like that of Aaron Copland, his opposite number in America, is widely if by no means universally thought to be too "easy" to be great.
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At a time when it looks like Spain is on the verge of a financial rescue by the European Union, the bad news is not universally bad for businesses and brands here.
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