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"Everyone was unanimous about a further U.N. resolution and everyone wanted the involvement of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank," he said.

Asked if the Prada syndicate was unanimous about his sudden removal, he said, "I don't think there's too much voting in the Prada organization".

Ken Lunstead, a Gensler vice president who opened the firm's first downtown studio four years ago at 1 Liberty Plaza, said the Wall Street cohort was unanimous about returning.

I know this issue is something umpires are unanimous about," Hirschbeck said.

What the critics were unanimous about though was the quality of Hurricane.

Mr. Clinton's aides had not been unanimous about making the trip.

"We were looking for a romantic novel of high quality and were unanimous about our winner," said chair of the judges Sue Baker after the award.

First of all, it shows that just because Britain's judges are unanimous about something, that does not mean they are right.

We Liberians may not agree on a lot of things, but we're unanimous about why we do not intend to shun peace.

Film sales are slowing, and photography industry aficionados are unanimous about one thing: he who dominates the output side -- that is, sells the most prints, developing chemicals and such -- will rule the market.

But when it comes to tire design, manufacture and composition in general, experts are unanimous about one thing: Tires on the road today are safe, when they are used as intended.