It's the one common service we have left that binds us.
Like Singapore, Yokohama had expanded onto reclaimed land and used common service tunnels.
That's why our military can look the way it does – every shade of humanity, forged into common service.
"We must recognize that plastic and cosmetic surgery has now become a common service, aimed at the masses," he said.
The problem was traced to a common service provider, Oxalide, which said it was investigating an "incident" with its core network, but did not yet know the cause.
Some depend on a common service, such as the Arab News Agency, which provides news for several states in the Middle East.
Tami McLallen, a spokeswoman for American Airlines, said that although dogs are the most common service animals taken onto planes, the airline has had to accommodate monkeys, miniature horses, cats and even an emotional support duck.
Organisations working to deliver high-quality services across the public, third, and indeed private sectors are disparate communities of colleagues sharing at the least some common service users and, at best, a common purpose and a shared dream.
I proposed that we provide electricity to help farmers sell meat, fish, and dairy products in chilled display cases instead of on melting ice on hot summer days -- a common service to farmers and customers at the London markets.
The man many considered an aloof intellectual explained to Congress that the president of the United States is simply "a human being trying to cooperate with other human beings in a common service".
These American values, he said, were why the country could "attract strivers and entrepreneurs from around the globe... why our military can look the way it does, every shade of humanity, forged into common service... why anyone who threatens our values, whether Fascists or Communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end".
