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With that in mind, keeping an eye on your servers and reporting on server availability is a near-universal requirement of IT professionals.

But since the goal is to be a (near-)universal wrapper, having a subset working is obviously not enough.

In Brussels the near-universal call is to hold an Africa summit mainly because there has not been one for a long time.

Before China's economic reforms began in 1978, there used to be a system of near-universal government insurance cover.

In South Asia and China marriage remains near-universal, with 98% of men and women tying the knot.

Yet today's Italy has one of the world's lowest birth rates, thanks to near-universal defiance of Vatican teaching on contraception.

Combine these higher thought processes with our hardwired danger-detection systems, and you get a near-universal human phenomenon: worry.

Traditional marriage has evolved from a near-universal rite to a luxury for the educated and affluent.

Hence the near-universal agreement that securitisation needs to be revived.

But the currency ended up, reflecting strong demand for the currency that underlies near-universal expectations it needs to rise.

Health campaigners fear this could make it difficult to achieve near-universal coverage.

Until the 1990s driving tests were near-universal, but it took unusual robustness of character to pass without paying a bribe.

Our survey found near universal rejection of the transcendent by NAS natural scientists.

Becky lives in a country with a gross domestic product per head of $46, 000, life expectancy of 78 years and near-universal adult literacy.

Young Iranians are also much better educated these days: literacy is near-universal and the student population has soared.

This evolutionary reality helps to explain why attended birth is a near universal feature of human cultures.

Today we are going to discuss the reasons for Shakespeare's near universal acceptance and popularity the world over.

As in New York, real estate in Shanghai is a topic of near universal conversation.

Latin America can take pride in having achieved near-universal primary school enrolment.

And there is near-universal conviction among ordinary Italians that they personally are poorer than they were 12 months ago.

Obama calls for near-universal healthcare and mandates coverage for children.

Meanwhile, Massachusetts has near-universal coverage thanks to health reform very similar to the "job-killing" Affordable Care Act.

But flattering interior design choices are near-universal.

Rising public debt is a near universal precursor of other postwar crises.

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Massachusetts, which has achieved near-universal coverage this way, had its exchange working in six months.

The end result was his debut album, An Italian Story, issued by Rhino in 2004 to near universal critical acclaim.

In the middle of the 20th century, military service was near universal for American men.

This wouldn't be the first time Apple pushed a technology into the mainstream with near universal adoption.

And that is in fact the near-universal reality.

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