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The number of participants can vary between one and many - - as RTP and RTCP scales to very large multicast groups ( the theoretical limit of the number of participants in a single RTP session is approximately two billion ) . Soul , co-operating in each sense , to discern different objects coinstantaneously ] , the senses will be each at the same time one and many , as if we should say that they were each a set of diverse sciences ; for neither will an ' activity ' exist without its proper faculty , nor without activity will there be sensation . Last year 's course and the previous one have many good examples of student presentations . It hence appears that the UK policy paper and the French one have many things in common . Historically , many Armenians and Turks have developed close friendships , and I for one have many Turkish friends . Once the strategy is pointed out , one recognizes many cases of it : Max Scheler on the self-evidence of his scale of values and the " value blindness " of critics ; some ( not all ) Marxists on Marxism and the ideological distortions of critics . Yet once more and for the third time , let us consider : If the one is both one and many , as we have described , and is , neither one nor many , and participates in time , must it not , in as far as it is one , at times partake of being , and in as far as it is not one , at times not partake of being ? " NDP Leader Jack Layton says , " I would prefer that a leader of a party hold only Canadian citizenship , because one represents many Canadians , and for me that means that it 's better to remain the citizen of one country . Deservedly therefore from one people many have been made against themselves , because divided they were unwilling to follow Jesus uniting them in fellowship , but joined together they followed the dividing spirit of madness . Having found it , we may next proceed to look for two , if there be two , or , if not , then for three or some other number , subdividing each of these units , until at last the unity with which we began is seen not only to be one and many and infinite , but also a definite number ; the infinite must not be suffered to approach the many until the entire number of the species intermediate between unity and infinity has been discovered-then , and not till then , we may , rest from division , and without further troubling ourselves about the endless individuals may allow them to drop into infinity . In a brochure accompanying the exhibit poet Robert Creeley writes : RHarvey Breverman has long been the deft and perceptive recorder of our various presence , seeing us both as one and many . I for one have many friends of many nationalities , including indigenous australians and respect them all equally .