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Nevertheless, it remains a universal topic of public discourse among the secularising middle class that helped elect the moderate President Hassan Rouhani into office this summer.
Means testing it would be administratively more complicated but nevertheless in the present climate I can see no real reason why it remains a universal benefit".
Forestalling such confusion and thus making sure that the internet remains a universal network is ICANN's main job.
Although Liberty speaks with the grandeur of an empress, in the poem's idealised vision she remains a universal mother, offering home and hearth to the destitute, and the hope of a more prosperous future.
The American courtroom clash in the play is more dramatic than the shared custody system in France, but the directors and cast say that "Kramer" remains a universal tale of pain and humor that resonates in any culture.
The American courtroom clash in the play is more dramatic then the shared custody system in France, but the directors and cast say that "Kramer" remains a universal tale of pain and humor that resonates in any culture.
That was where Captricity chief executive Kuang Chen was doing research on data science applications and first confronted what remains a universal problem in both developing and developed countries — a profusion of paperwork.
And as the #unfairandlovely campaign has proven, colourism sadly remains a universal slight on humanity.
Nevertheless, the idea of finding small advantages and collating them to generate an edge remains a universal concept across professional sport.
Despite the growing skepticism and increased expense, college remains a universal aspiration in this country -- 94percentt of the parents Pew surveyed plan on sending their child to college.
However, PS remains a universal component of the recognition pattern on the surface of apoptotic cells [24], and recent studies have implicated several different macrophage receptors in the process of PS-dependent clearance of cell corpses [25], [26].
