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Within German univer - sity circles the moral philosophy and Sinophilism of ❋ DONALD F. LACH (1968)

Last week Congress gave up trying to produce its own version of univer-sal health care and went off on vacation. ❋ Unknown (2008)

And then again they used to give the grandest gloriaspanquost univer-sal howldmoutherhibbert lectures on anarxaquy out of doxarch — ology (hello, Hibernia!) from sea to sea (Matt speaking!) accord — ing to the pictures postcard, with sexon grimmacticals, in the ❋ Unknown (2006)

But the risers, exquisite as they are, have never been as univer - sally admired as the accompanying frieze of eagle warriors, one of the treasures of Mexican art. ❋ Michener, James (1992)

From his corruption by a satanist circle at the univer - sity of Bonn, Marx was a member of Guiseppe Mazzini's "Young Europe" cult, and was placed in the leadership of the Mazzini created International Working Men's Association by Mazzini personally. ❋ Unknown (1988)

You could even attend the univer - sity at Krakow and become a leader like Wincenty Witos., ❋ Michener, James (1983)

During their reign a great univer - sity was founded in Krakow, hospitals were started, and stable forms of government initiated. ❋ Michener, James (1983)

Love, for example, must be univer - salized and purified from being directed to any one person or object. ❋ ERNEST TUVESON (1968)

What the casuists did was (though on a lower level of generalization) exactly what the legalists did, namely, to subsume an individual instance under a universal, or near-universal, at least potentially univer - sal, concept. ❋ WERNER STARK (1968)

In his pre-critical writings Kant sought to ground it in an innate, univer - sal natural sentiment, while in his critical writings he offered an (unsuccessful) transcendental proof. ❋ STEVEN LUKES (1968)

By this he aligned himself against both the physicians and other lay intellectuals of the univer - sity arts faculties and against the scholastic theologians for this remoteness from the pastoral role of the clergy. ❋ CHARLES TRINKAUS (1968)

The medieval universe, whether described by Plato - nists or Aristotelians, was hierarchically ordered, e.g., in the astronomical distinction between celestial and terrestrial spheres, the biological order of rational, animal, and vegetable souls, and the alchemical divi - sion of nobler and baser materials; and almost univer - sally the greater the material component of any nature, the lower in the hierarchy it fell. ❋ HAROLD J. JOHNSON (1968)

The daily conflicts between good and evil in our character and careers are only incidents in the univer - sal war between the two creative cosmic powers. ❋ RADOSLAV A. TSANOFF (1968)

Kant's answer was to admit a complete skepticism regarding the possibility of gaining metaphysical knowledge by pure reason, while insisting that univer - sal and necessary knowledge about the conditions of all possible experience could be attained. ❋ RICHARD H. POPKIN (1968)

It is not a reactionary society or an “archaiz ing” theory of art which must be understood, so much as Plato's effort to establish a theory of ideas or univer - sals as an objective ground for truth and existence. ❋ MILTON C. NAHM (1968)

Various student associations began to draft statements of specific rights which they thought they were entitled to claim as against interference by college and univer - sity authorities. ❋ DAVID FELLMAN (1968)

The other is the abstraction of the univer - sal from the particular. ❋ JULIUS WEINBERG (1968)

Although the process of coming to know the univer - sal from repeated perceptions of particulars is not called abstraction — Aristotle here uses “separation” ❋ JULIUS WEINBERG (1968)

From the twelfth century on, the penetration of Arabic science in the Western world makes their tyranny even more oppressive and univer - sal. ❋ JEAN SEZNEC (1968)

With the breakdown of the medieval “univer - sal” idea, the overall picture became more disturbing; ❋ HERBERT BUTTERFIELD (1968)

[Ion know] how to explain Univer but [I'm not talking] bout the brand. This is like a personality this is the only way [I can explain] it. ❋ Yes 15 (2022)

"Gotta dig fall in Chicago! Love this city this time of year ;)" -actual Facebook status from a UCT who has never experienced fall or any other seasons within the Chicago city limits. [Univer-city transplant]: Hey man, my frat buds are having a birthday party @ [Duffy's] by my apartment, you should come! City Resident: I don't think my wallet can handle [Lincoln Park] bars tonight. I'm going out in Uptown. UCT: You don't have to make up neighborhoods just cause you don't wanna hang out, man. City Resident: ... ❋ I'm Just Sayin'.... (2010)

[check] or [cheque], two different [countries] should univize to cheque ❋ Astro86 (2013)

I have an [univerity] when it comes to that [topic], you can’t [change my mind]. ❋ Marshall Law (2022)