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The pity for those who prefer their Winter Olympics compact and unified is that the Games are ever a more divided camp.

One way Bettman keeps the owners unified is by wielding the threat of a $1 million fine against any owner who speaks publicly on labor matters.

And the speaker of the Parliament lamented this month that Latvians have become so disillusioned by cutthroat politics and fiscal hardship that the only time they feel patriotic and unified is during a hockey game.

As remarkable as it is to analyze and appreciate Rameau's various musical gifts -- for melody, harmony, rhythm, sonority -- they are hard to isolate in the listening, so compelling and unified is the whole.

Yet there must be a question mark over how long such a consensus can last for a monetary policy, which though notionally unified, is in fact targeted at one part of the euro zone.

Carroll also thinks that the view that experiences of art must be unified is too narrow.

As this definition makes clear, consciousness being unified is more than just being one state of consciousness.

Scripting our message to be clear, concise and unified is constant as we add innovative ways to serve our customers and channel partners.

In Kant (1781/7), the notion that consciousness is unified is central to his 'transcendental deduction of the categories' (see the entry on Kant's view of the mind and consciousness of self for a fuller treatment of Kant).

Strengthening our collective sense of ourselves as a single people -- diverse yet unified -- is crucial to our future.

This being-unified is alone what matters (Echardus, Predigt 12; DW I, 197, 8 9; Predigt 39; DW II, 265, 6 266, 2), because man as reason has left behind everything that stands in the way of his living in and from unity, and because the ground of the soul is more interior in this unity than it is in itself (Mojsisch 1983a, 140 141; 2001, 163 165).