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There still is not total agreement on universally accepted moral codes.

If paleoanthropology is to have any success explaining the stages of human evolution, it must rely more heavily on universally accepted methodologies.

Yet her journal is extraordinarily moving precisely because the author dwells exclusively on universally recognizable emotions and omits the details of court life that must have absorbed the men.

Tipping the housekeeper has not caught on universally, probably because "you usually don't actually see the person performing the service," said Michael Sommer, a technology consultant based in Jacksonville, Fla. "I tip the bellman, I tip the skycaps, I tip the car-rental courtesy bus driver, but I don't tip the maid," he said.

Conceived and assembled by Laura Kaminsky, a composer and the associate artistic director of Symphony Space, the event touched on universally recognized figures like Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Penderecki and Ligeti as well as major creators who came to international renown as the cold war waned, like Alfred Schnittke, Sofia Gubaidulina, Henryk Gorecki and Arvo Pärt.

(A Skolem function for ∃ depends only on universally quantified variables).

If we take this way out, then the moral demand not to rob banks will turn out to be grounded not on universally-applicable moral reasons, but on something more like Humean empathy.

Why is the idea of non-commital girl-on-girl action universally greeted with two dick-sized thumbs up, while man-on-man is like, "Woah, guys.

Those four hours might have been better spent on more universally pressing issues.

The constitutional system of case law and precedent applies rulings on rights universally.

Sun is promoting tool kits that rely heavily on its universally applicable Java programming language.