Some villagers just cannot break the habit, said Nutcharin Yanarangsri, a volunteer at a government health clinic in the village here who spends her days walking from house to house with a singular message: "Say no to raw fish!" "We tell them, 'If you really want to eat it, you'd better boil it or cook it,"' Ms. Nutcharin said during one of her rounds through the village.
He didn't express any anger or disappointment in how referees have called him this season, and kept his head up with a singular message: Just play through it.
The foundation is part of a circuit of influential conservative groups that are credited with helping to hone a singular message, bolstered each Wednesday at back-to-back meetings held by Grover Norquist, the head of Americans for Tax Reform, and the conservative activist Paul Weyrich.
Writers like Andrew Vachss, a scary-looking guy with an eye-patch, whose books have a singular message: sexual abuse (especially that of children) is an evil we tolerate at our peril.
Dan Migala, a sports marketing consultant in Chicago, said the advertising successfully "communicates a singular message to a diverse audience.
Often, though, the greater public has failed to hear a singular message due to disunity and a lack of planning.
The industry is promoting a singular message, and they're banded together in their efforts to keep an entire group of authors out, based on a singular criteria.
For nearly two years, the San Francisco Bay Area Renters Federationn has had a singular message: build more housing, and build it now.
With each impeccably selected interview excerpt, bit of Mister Rogers dialogue, and song clip, the film pulses with Rogers's singular message of kindness.
The President needs to present a clearer message with a singular focus.
Is that really what Republicans across the country want from their nominee, or is South Carolina, with its history of acute racial tension and contrarianism, simply sending a singular, extreme message?
