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Open-Internet activists have gone universally berserk – in the best possible way – and are planning a series of protests leading up to a scheduled FCC vote on May 15 about whether to push Wheeler's proposal toward official rule-making.

"As schools within the U.S. and around the world start to incorporate more tech into their teaching, I'd say this is going to become universally needed.

But Mr. Ripken's moves in the youth baseball world have not gone over universally well with Little League Baseball.

A new paper from the Smith Institute is the sort that goes almost universally unread; but the developments it details should prompt deep alarm.

I am not at all sure these designs are going to be universally applicable.

Why are neither "abstraction nor realism going to be universally acceptable as a style for memorializing the dead"?

The heroism of the Jewish people'?" In a modern world, he realized, neither abstraction nor realism was going to be universally acceptable as a style for memorializing the dead.

"If you know you're going to be universally despised the moment you enter No. 11," Mr. Norman wrote, referring to 11 Downing Street, where British chancellors of the Exchequer live, "why not save time?" Labour has long portrayed Mr. Osborne as a lightweight.

Deans has done a reasonable job in his time with the Wallabies and, as with all head coaches, not every one of his selections is going to be universally liked - that's nothing new though.

He's out-going, universally liked, incredibly kind, and has a great sense of humor.

Not all are going to be as universally popular.