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Global government would be an invitation for utopian thinkers to impose their ideas on the planet -- but the superclass is actually a diverse one of contrasting ideologies.

Noah feels he's made the writing room more diverse – one of the lingering gripes of the Stewart show was that it was very white – and has made pains to dial back the righteous indignation that became a calling card of the last few years of the previous era.

It's also been really diverse," one of the interview subjects says in a voice-over.

The Dirivultidae, a family belonging to the Siphonostomatoida, is the most diverse one of all animal families at vents with 13 genera including 50 described species.

And further to point up the question of what religions are felt to be dangerously diverse, one half of the sample were asked whether whether they would object to the construction of a large mosque: 55% would; the other half were asked how they would feel about the construction of a large church in their neighbourhood: 15% would object.

The population of GABAergic interneurons in the cerebral cortex is a clearly a diverse one, comprised of many different subtypes and functions.

Choi's vision of Hong Kong is a diverse one made up of ethnic minorities and migrants alongside the majority ethnic Chinese.

"Be broad and diverse and one of your pots of money somewhere will win".

If people want diverse programming, one of the networks will give it to them.

"It's an honor to be among such a talented and diverse group," one of the general managers, Mark Shapiro of the Cleveland Indians, said in a telephone interview.

"There are coalitions that can be put together, but each community is so incredibly diverse," said one of Mr. Ferrer's rivals, Alan G. Hevesi, the city comptroller, after meeting with Mr. Sharpton.