Looking through our various stylesheets and thinking about the atomic approach, it occurred to us that all of our shipping CSS must be reducible to a set of unique declarations.
But how do Americans react when faced not with a question about political leaders' use of religious references in general but with an actual example, like Attorney General John Ashcroft's declaration, "Unique among nations, America recognized the source of our character as being godly and eternal"?
"I think it's a very romantic gesture and it has the advantage of being both a unique and public declaration of one's love," she said.
Then in production, we ought to be able to 'atomise' our CSS to unique instances of declarations during compilation, build a map from the original rules to the unique ones, and use that in the Twirl templates at the point we write out the class attribute.
(Joyce Carol Oates writes brilliantly about this cussedness; to her, the moment at the beginning of the book when Jane is dragged into the red room and "resisted all the way" is the heart of the book: "This attitude, this declaration of a unique and iconoclastic female rebelliousness, strikes the perfect note for the entire novel").
The subsequent full publication of declarations is a unique practice among countries where information was available and it may not be easily transferrable to other legal contexts.
And the general declaration that women hold unique "skills and talents" and are "gifted with a purpose" is exactly the kind of logic that regulated women to second-class status for thousands of years.
Indeed, on an international level, sanitation is gaining more unique attention, as evidenced by the declaration by the United Nations of 2008 as the International Year of Sanitation.
This tension – of differing expectations and approaches within the donor community – is an emerging theme in reports monitoring the implementation of the Paris Declaration, and is thus not unique to the Lao PDR [ 19].
George Washington, the hero of America, the great, unique American, John Adams, political theorist, Thomas Jefferson, author of Declaration of Independence, James Madison, John Jay, Alexander Hamilton or Benjamin Franklin, the scientist, politician, inventor and composer.
For the more unique resolutions, such as for treaties of alliance, declarations of war and peace, ennoblements and increases in national debt, a majority vote of both chambers voting jointly was needed.
