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The WHO Conference agreed that since the number of LB was more universally available than the number of total births, it should be used as the denominator in the ratios related to maternal mortality [ 2, 14].

For those who wish their universal remotes to be more universally usable, one option is the Harmony Remote SST-659 ($199), which its maker, Intrigue Technologies, promotes as an activity-based remote.

Few men were more universally respected or loved".

Other British football managers may have had more success, but few have been more universally loved.

Throughout the region, no figure is more universally revered or quoted.

Chanel Coco Mademoiselle, £48, selfridges.com I prefer its big sister, Coco, but Mademoiselle seems to be more universally adored.

There may have been more universally excruciating moments of television, but it's hard to think of one right now.

The audiences were more universally enthusiastic than I was, showering ovations on revivals and new productions alike.

He thinks red is more universally pleasing than green, though he cautions against going too dark or inky.

Today, Sebald's reputation is more universally recognised than most, if not all, of the writers who have passed through UEA.

He then designed a mold for the filter and a special clay press that was operated with a tire jack, which he figured was one of earth's more universally available bits of technology.