Despite this, those who decide to subsume both approaches under one term "utopia", blur its boundaries and abandon it to such arbitrariness in its application in concrete phenomena that is comparable with a capitulation of the transhumanist challenge.
But isn't the whole point of equality that it celebrates each and every person for their differences, and doesn't blanket everyone together under one term?
The new approach has been used to hierarchically classify multiplying entities, either n order to distinguish them or to collect under one term those that are somehow similar in some features.
The constituency's 71,000 electorate, said to be the most educationally qualified and among the wealthiest in the country, witnessed a bitter contest as Kramer, 59, a tough street-fighter and former banker with one term under her belt, fought to defend her seat.
Kramer, 59, an erstwhile banker and former London mayoral candidate with one term under her belt as MP, had sought to exploit his Tory toff image by accusing Goldsmith, reportedly worth £300m, of attempting to "buy" the seat by pouring his own money into campaigning.
Many believe he destroyed his political future by speaking out to protect Japanese Americans' civil rights, and he only got to serve one term as governor, under a deluge of hate mail and protests.
Karen Miller, of Norwich, Vt., accompanies her husband, Bart Miller, class of '79, back for reunions, but under one nonnegotiable term: that she gets the bottom bunk.
In Paraguay, a country that lived under harsh dictatorship until 1992, a presidential term spans five years, and presidents are limited to one term each.
The latter seems to have co-opted elements of most of the other spectacular subcultures – goth, metal, punk and indie – under one catch-all term.
As the conversation matures and the industry develops, we will need to move away from the temptation to bundle all these very different things under one generic umbrella term.
Doing so is risky business, because it allows us to include biologically unrelated diseases under one imprecise diagnostic term.
