The soldiers rode roughshod over the country's diversities; the 20% Berber minority, for instance.
Sharp diversities in assessing the consequences of "globalization" in the world seem to produce a similar unity of radical opposites.
Certainly, the industrial concentration that happened in bicycles and then cars did not forestall the rise of new diversities in information technology.
Hyphenated ethnicities and identities encourage people to enjoy and display their diversities instead of keeping them out of sight.Many diaspora Jews today still drift out of Judaism or out of Jewishness, or choose to leave.
"It is perhaps time," he has written, "to think more imaginatively about precisely which equities are sacrosanct and which diversities worthy of encouragement".
"Now IT is consolidating, there is every reason to expect new diversities in such emerging fields as nanotechnology, quantum computing, proteomics, neuro-silicates, and machine intelligence".And what of the pessimists?
The diversities existing within this larger framework then become apparent through consideration of the dances of the several culture areas or tribal groupings.
Despite these and other variations in the morphology of flower parts, the reproductive process is, with minor diversities, remarkably uniform.
They have failed to recognize both the many different causes of violence in the communes and the diversities within the communal movement.
Apart from his stress on secularism and on the basic unity of India, despite its ethnic and religious diversities, Nehru was deeply concerned with carrying India forward into the modern age of scientific discovery and technological development.
These very pronounced diversities have led many commentators to rule out any attempt to construct a general unified history of Italy in this period and to insist that a coherent synthesis must be based upon its constituent parts.
