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Control your Government's monolithic position in the health care market.

Certainly the various groups within any country are not monolithic.

However, the policy is far less monolithic than it seems.

Business has never been monolithic in its approach to politics.

"A lot of people believe the market is monolithic," he said.

The welfare population is no more monolithic than any other.

He does not view the physics community as a monolithic whole.

"I never wanted a monolithic site where the buildings looked the same."

In 2002, the school moved into a new monolithic dome building.

The American public is anything but monolithic with respect to religion.

Where the Order is a monolithic cause, his was a personal quest.

But companies must understand, he says, that the potential audience is not monolithic.

However, it is a composite rather than a monolithic model.

No one can argue that country music is monolithic, especially not this week.

We must remember, first, that a social class is by no means always culturally monolithic.

The differences are by no means monolithic as representing one group or another.

He then moved on to making hand built larger, monolithic forms.

Where was the monolithic "they" against which these people struggled?

Instead, the party has become more monolithic and shrill than ever.

Europe no longer faces a monolithic threat from the East.

You see, in the early days, there wasn't a single monolithic Company.

Many of these schools have considerably more college football history than the monolithic programs.

"They are on a human scale, like individuals in face of monolithic institutions."