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61. It is now universally agreed that HIV-2 can not have given birth to HIV-1.

62. The conduct of the elections was universally praised by international observers as free and fair.

63. Before antibiotic treatment was used, the condition was universally fatal.

64. Reactions have varied, but it's universally agreed that the preview is way too unstable and slow for everyday use.

65. The experience is universally true of practically all review readers.

66. But these improvements demanded massive retooling and capital expenditures, and were not universally applicable.

67. One stresses that a rational and moral order can be created from a universally valid set of moral principles.

68. They are built on axioms that may or may not be universally true, and can carry false assumptions with them.

69. Television news directors and producers are well aware of this fascination, and almost universally favor the idea of televising actual trials.

70. There are, though, three or four fundamental criteria for judging advertisements which can be applied more or less universally.

71. They relate to universally accepted behaviour patterns - salutations, manners, dress, etc.

72. What is noteworthy is that these standards have been almost universally embraced by leaders in math education across the United States.

73. The scope of their action is fixed by universally applicable criteria.

74. Many such debatable questions raised by the anatomy of these creatures still await universally agreed answers.

75. Politicians and religious leaders have universally condemned this act of terrorism.

76. A federally funded study of educational performance contracts in twenty localities found that the results were universally disappointing.

77. Familiarity alone prevents our seeing how universally and largely the minds of our domestic animals have been modified by domestication.

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79. A degree of shabbiness in personal attire is now sought, and all but universally among the young.

80. Unfortunately, there is no universally valid rate of growth or hydration rate.

81. Here was a period when a universally accepted order could be discovered with a resulting social and political stability.

82. The benefits of electricity must be provided reliably and universally, without doing serious damage to the environment.

83. Nor is a duty to promote a sense of national identity and social cohesion universally acknowledged.

84. We concluded that it would be wrong to pick one model as universally applicable.

85. Our objective measures of light intensity would be discarded if they universally gave answers that contradicted our subjective experiences.

86. This form is widely - though by no means universally - adopted in writing text for young children to read.

87. Also, since all variables are assumed universally quantified, there is never any need for an explicit quantifier.

88. This superb boxed set is a once-in-a-lifetime souvenir of a universally loved sound.

89. The Lord Chancellor's proposals have been universally condemned by those organisations with knowledge of the legal aid system.

90. Policy-making is inevitably, and universally, a long, drawn-out process which involves many people within the organisation.