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If God doesn't exist, why did the concept of his existence become almost universal?

Tibet Autonomous Region is almost universal religious minority areas, religious issues are often linked with the national question.

one of the most pronounced phenomena of recent years has been the almost universal move by companies to reduce their inventories.

Sometimes inquiries can achieve their aims, as the almost universal welcome for the report in June into Bloody Sunday showed.

An unfortunate characteristic, however - one that the Forsaken are none too enamored with is the steeds almost universal stubbornness.

As an almost universal rule, we don't want to solve "I don't like that stat" problems by just not making gear with that stat.

The Pew survey found that support for the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq was almost universal.

Zoning ordinances date from about the time of the First World War; they are now almost universal in cities and villages.

Guilt is an almost universal problem for children whose parents separate or divorce.

Fears about personal safety are an almost universal response to a sexual assault.

Knocking on Wood In some places it's called "touching wood, " but knocking on wood for luck is an almost universal compulsion.

Open-source software is almost universal in the enterprise, a survey from analyst group Gartner Inc. has confirmed.

They now follow the almost-universal convention of pointing from derived classes to base classes.

Workers on collective farms and in state-run factories received almost universal, if very basic, medical care.

Under the influence of globalization, the landscape of public health has changed in profound and almost universal ways.

There was almost universal agreement with this from France (97%), Canada (96%), Brazil (96%) and the US (95%).

These range from osteoarthritis - which is almost universal and often omitted from studies - to simple loneliness.

Now, the first limit that I described, this one is almost universal.

In double entry accounting, which is in almost universal use, there are equal debit and credit entries for every transaction.

Online, the proposal has been received with almost universal ridicule.

In my discussions with peers, I find the list is almost universal, and all too familiar.

RR is recommended for managing mild dental anxiety, which is almost universal.

But since 2008 the sentiment has become almost universal.

Customer Relationship Management, for example, is almost universal in every industry.

Although the choice to associate a row to a record rather than a column is arbitrary, it is almost universal.

It is this almost universal susceptibility to infection that gives pandemics their power to sweep through the world population.

The managers of venture-capital funds take an almost-universal fee of "two and 20" ;

Food is a topic of almost universal interest