Sarah Palin, with nearly universal name recognition, tied for second place with Herman Cain, the former pizza chain executive and political newcomer who has shown surprising strength in the developing field.
By contrast, Ms. Reno, 64, entered the race with nearly universal name recognition and a penchant for grabbing headlines.
Knowing stuff probably refers to recognizing objects, events, or situations under some name at the very least, under the "all-reaching" or "universal" name 'thing', which applies to everything without necessarily knowing the correct name for them.
Universal Name is Wine Palm; it originates in valley swamps throughout Western and Central Africa.
There is no universal consensus on the name for this topographic feature.
Those who believe in the existence of in rebus universals are fond of saying, or have been in recent years, that these universals ('immanent universals' is a currently popular name for them) are "multiply located"—"wholly present" at each place at which the things that fall under them are present.
In effect, Congress would require every citizen to pay a tax (another name for a "universal mandate") set by a private corporation.
"Universal Exports" is the cover name for the company where 007 pretends to work, and the label could be applied, with no problem, to the British monarchy, and to the noisy, quirk-strewn parade — ancient but childish, upstanding but self-jibing — that Danny Boyle put on last night.
(Berenger is Ionesco's name for his universal hero in other plays, including "Rhinoceros".) To this end "Exit the King" makes better use of what are usually thought of as Brechtian devices than any Brecht production I've seen in New York in years.
