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Voters interviewed were unanimous on one point: They wanted a candidate who could defeat President Obama.

Although sent over as a group by Association Francaise d'Action Artistique, the cultural arm of the French foreign ministry (which is also behind "France Moves"), the choreographers in 1983 were unanimous on one point: They were making their United States debut not as representatives of France but as themselves.

Board members were unanimous on one point — their desire to change the U.S. Department of Agriculture's school meal regulations, which require schools to offer milk with meals in order to receive reimbursement.

Yesterday morning, the jurors wrote that they were unanimous on all counts but one, on which they were "hopelessly deadlocked".

Lawyers for the defendants were unanimous on Monday in their condemnation of the sentence, which exceeded the prosecution's request of four years in prison, and vowed to appeal.

The roundtable participants were unanimous on key values for universities, among them: academic integrity; future employability; and, perhaps above all, the value of the student experience.

We're joined this week by Brian Heater, and the three of us are unanimous on one thing: If you're only going to watch one of these documentaries, make it "Fyre" on Netflix.

While there are many views on why Americans lost their faith, we're unanimous on one thing: it's time to win it back".

The panel was unanimous on this one: being a helicopter parent, insisting on "everyone is a winner" can be counterproductive.

"The vote was unanimous on Saturday.

The commission, The Times reported, was "unanimous on … all questions".