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Universal may refer to:

universalism, properties of universality in concepts or application.
universal (metaphysics)
universal property, a term used in various branches of mathematics.
- universal algebra
universal proposition, a proposition affirming a property of all the members of a collection.
linguistic universal, a statement which applies to all languages.
computationally universal, an abstract machine or programming language which has a computational power equivalent to a universal Turing machine.
universal binary, a software product works on both Intel and PowerPC processors on Macintosh computers.

Universal is the name of:

Universal Corporation, traded under symbol "UVV" on the New York Stock Exchange.
Universal Studios (owned by the parent company NBC Universal).
Universal Music (owned by the parent company Vivendi Universal).
Universal Airlines
Universal Helicopters
Universal (game company), a video game company primarily active in the 1980s.

Universal may also be:

Catholicism, which derives from the Greek katholikos, meaning "universal."

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