How To Use Ubiquitous In A Sentence
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The "Carnal!!!" stencil is ubiquitous in Mexico City's Coyoacan district.
The "Carnal!!!" stencil is ubiquitous in Mexico City's Coyoacan district. © Anthony Wright, 2009
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At home it is ubiquitous but not legally a single entity.
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A bowl accompanied by a plate of three perogies, a scoop of mashed potatoes and a gob of the ubiquitous sour cream makes a filling, comforting and extremely thrifty supper.
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Violins and clarinets were used in instrumental combinations in all areas, with the bagpipe (ubiquitous since the Middle Ages) prevalent in Bohemia, and the double bass and dulcimer in Moravia.
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For example, microcrystalline pyrite is ubiquitous on the inner surface of cell walls, within lignified cell walls and in the middle lamella.
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There were about a dozen blue-cheeked bee-eaters, a common babbler and the ubiquitous white-cheeked bulbuls.
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The rubbish esthetic was so ubiquitous in messy piles of wallboard and carpet that it began to seem a too-facile solution.
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Ubiquitous computing leads to the fusing of the digital and the physical.
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The main courses are dominated by marine and freshwater fish, including the ubiquitous pike; or else game - rabbit, pheasant and duck.
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A Gentleman refers to Cordelia in eremite terms: she "redeems inlet from a ubiquitous curse" of sinfulness so dramatically demonstrated in Lear's elder daughters.
Philadelphia Reflections: Shakspere Society of Philadelphia
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The FDA and the Environmental Protection Agency say they are taking a fresh look at triclosan, which is so ubiquitous that it is found in the urine of 75 percent of the population, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
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Family Therapy around the World: A Festschrift for Florence W. Kaslow is a wonderful tribute to and legacy of an amazing, seemingly ubiquitous woman.
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I feel for him because the sad thing is that, where a few years ago we were falling over great folk music, now it must be sought out, bad cess to the ubiquitous keyboard that hides a full orchestra in a few well-chosen buttons.
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We took a short break and snacked on that most ubiquitous of bushwalker delicacies, the dried fruit and nuts mix called scroggin.
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The ubiquitous pyramid is poorly used, cramping the main action in an unlit area upstage.
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On the grounds of Disneyland itself, the food is the instantly gratifying kind - loaded with fat, like hot dogs, potato chips and deep-fried chimichangas, or sugar, like the ubiquitous soda pop and ice cream treats.
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The ubiquitous face as well as the proscenium are the lingering elements that integrate with still life, largely reinventing this concept with different perception.
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In this age of ubiquitous high street chains, city artisans are where our interest is always directed.
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Without an acceptable role in normal contexts, it has become ubiquitous on stage and screen.
The Times Literary Supplement
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It is not just artistic ephemera which suffer from metal fatigue in the heat of ubiquitous exposure.
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Flying on the wings of an ubiquitous electric slide guitar, a distinctive if quavering voice, and her acerbically accurate songwriting, the Ottawa songwriter has crafted what sounds suspiciously like a Canadian roots rock classic.
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Elsewhere, we see artist Jude Buffum reflect on the financial crisis also through Mario's lens (and made an open plea for more financial system gaming), saw how Shigeru Miyamoto lifted ancient Japanese legend when creating Super Mario, and wolf-whistled at PopCap's Plants Vs. Zombies doing an absolutely phenomenal job of parodying the ubiquitous bosomy banner ads for free-to-play game Evony (above).
Boing Boing
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Drugs were ubiquitous - coke, pot, poppers, and, when all else failed, alcohol.
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Could body modifications such as these soon become as ubiquitous as smartphones?
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The ubiquitous Louis Vuitton boutiques have been joined by Loewe and Balmain.
China's taste for high-end fashion and luxury brands reaches new heights
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The openness of the personal computer has been a wonderful thing, but it has come at the very high price of products that are horribly complex and that remain intimidating even while they have become ubiquitous.
Mandarins Missing the Point: Zittrain, the iPad, and the Death of Computing « Steve Wildstrom on Tech
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Furthermore, the ubiquitous plesiomorphic fish alimentary tract with an acidic stomach and relatively short intestine is adequate for the digestion of algae.
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Debt is now so ubiquitous that it breeds a certain complacency.
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Most of these are ubiquitous but some, like artichokes and asparagus, are also highly commercialized, especially in conserve.
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Despite honourable exceptions, the ubiquitous dramatised biography has probably been the most accident-prone arts genre.
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It took 34 years for Stephen Schwartz's once-ubiquitous rock musical, in which the gospel according to St. Matthew is enacted as a circuslike vaudeville turn, to make it back to Broadway, and by all rights the results should have been dated beyond hope of resuscitation.
That Wild and Crazy Messiah
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And in the case of the few readily recognizable products, the ubiquitous tags serve only to defamiliarize.
THE SAVAGE GIRL
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External exams and assessments are now ubiquitous.
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Then again, it's probably the most pragmatic approach to adolescence in an age of ubiquitous photography.
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Even before the automobile became ubiquitous, competition arose from other modes of transportation like the jitney, an automobile that carried passengers for a nickel along routes that ran parallel to the trolley line.
Matthew Yglesias » The American Urban Paradox
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The print is unrestored, and does show occasional grain (especially in those ubiquitous dissolve cuts) and damage, but nothing exceedingly distracting.
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The giveaways are the concrete beams and the ubiquitous air conditioning.
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Boundaries are ubiquitous, and I am convinced the ability to detect boundaries/edges at ever higher levels of abstraction is the key to real fluid intelligence and concept formation.
Wolfram Blog : The R&D Pipeline for Mathematica
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Making use of the whiteboards that were ubiquitous in the hallways and conference rooms in the Googleplex, he scrawled the phrase over and over in his distinct calligraphic style, a sans-serif, Tolkien-esque script.
In the Plex
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And still the creeping evidence of failure seems ubiquitous.
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Not only does Sacco render brilliantly the crater-pocked streets of Gorazde, the faces of amputees in bombed-out hospitals, the uniforms of the Serb military, but he draws in detail the design on the package of the ubiquitous Drina cigarettes and the hairstyles of the girls he meets who ask him to bring Levi's 501s from Sarajevo.
Maus Culture
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Here, the dollar is ubiquitous as a store of value, a measure of wealth and a pricing mechanism.
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Plasticity in expression of these Phases is a ubiquitous feature of the majority of CAM plants.
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The traditional trefoil window arch expressed in timber is ubiquitous, along with corbelled timber dentils used as a supporting cornice.
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A number of German words have become current in general South Australian English (mettwurst, leberwurst or liverwurst, and the ubiquitous fritz, for example, all describing types of sausage), but spelling, especially in words containing - ie -, is often so uncertain that a correspondent in the local newspaper felt obliged to point out that a Wiener Schnitzel has nothing to do with wine and a Liedertafel need not be sorrowful.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VII No 4
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She is one of the wealthiest, most ubiquitous media personalities around.
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Posters on walls and bulletin boards were by 1965 becoming ubiquitous on campus and off.
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The ubiquitous gagster from Motherwell is about to invade terrestrial television with a football programme later this month, enlarging an already generous media profile.
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The town's Maori heritage remains evident everywhere, from the carved fascia boards of ceremonial marae meeting houses to the war canoes and ubiquitous tiki figures.
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It almost seems superfluous to name-check the ubiquitous brands in the Kellogg's stable.
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Part of the answer to that question lies in the performer's ubiquitous unhappy childhood.
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The Victorian crossing-sweeper was exactly analogous to the ubiquitous windscreen cleaner to be found importuning motorists at London and New York traffic-lights in the 1980s and 1990s.
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A "pop-up shop": this increasingly ubiquitous and, ergo, increasingly annoying trend suggests in its name temporality, spontaneity, coolness, a fun little shopping excursion that
The Guardian World News
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In spring you see clematis montana rubens everywhere, sugary pink, scentless and often clashing with equally ubiquitous but bright chrome yellow Forsythia.
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If you thought the infinite variations on the ubiquitous sideways smiley faces were getting a bit difficult to decipher, you may be feeling lost in a seemingly meaningless sea of vowels and consonants.
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Plug that into the now-ubiquitous USB port on a PC or Mac and the computer will recognize it automatically.
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Paradoxically, this immemorial and ubiquitous trauma is perpetuating the dream of an eternal and perfectly just, that is, paradisical life.
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That move means he can ignore federal spending caps that restrict the ability of other candidates to match his ubiquitous broadcast ads.
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The new takeout box features those hues and a new, more refined logo, which includes the fleur-de-lis, which is ubiquitous in New Orleans.
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Using as thread the roots of the ubiquitous _palas_
The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India Volume II
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The market might be saturated, but it matters little for these ubiquitous hawkers, who can't even temporarily suspend or postpone their requirements of daily sustenance.
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But just because the mood of social pessimism is so ubiquitous does not mean we should simply accept it.
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He has a life coach, the trendy, increasingly ubiquitous equivalent of a therapist confessor, who tries to guide him.
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Neatness, cleanliness and ceremoniousness are other ubiquitous compulsive character traits.
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Here are largish beachfront hotels, and restaurants serving ubiquitous feta salad or deep-fried calamari drenched in lemon juice, washed down with retsina.
Insiders' guide to Greece
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Important commercial sauces based on chilli include salsa picante, ubiquitous in Mexico.
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ubiquinone" because it's 'ubiquitous' in the human body -- CoQ10 is actually used by every cell in your body.
Foodconsumer.org
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Although there are more than 25 species of the genus Mentha (I have lemon mint, lime mint, chocolate mint and orange mint in my garden, each with its own delicious aroma), the most commonly found and used one is the ubiquitous peppermint.
Neil Zevnik: Making Merry With Mint
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Mucor, a fungus from the class of Zygomycetes, is a ubiquitous saprophyte that resides in soil and decaying organic matter.
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This elegant insect is a formidable greenfly guzzler and its larvae are particularly good at exterminating these ubiquitous pests.
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These ubiquitous probes have been extremely useful as reporters for gene expression studies in cultured cells and tissues, as well as living animals.
Archive 2005-10-01
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And it's not just the ubiquitous bootylicious message that folks are complaining about.
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The coif was a ubiquitous white skullcap worn throughout the Middle Ages.
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Now look at it - it's become ubiquitous.
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Borscht and pelmeni (dumplings) are ubiquitously Russian, but experiment with different varieties, such as salmon and wild mushroom pelmeni.
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Drapers and milliners, haberdashers and tailors, mercers and glovers - these were the ubiquitous tradespeople and retailers of Federation King Street.
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Despite honourable exceptions, the ubiquitous dramatised biography has probably been the most accident-prone arts genre.
Times, Sunday Times
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An even smaller tropical island than Sipadan, Lankayan is covered with lush vegetation, including casuarina trees and the ubiquitous pandan screw pines.
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Colonel Sanders is ubiquitously American, but today's New Zealander, when asked what ‘KFC’ stands for, will intone ‘Kiwi For Chicken’.
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Scrawled filefish seem enormous and, of course, the ubiquitous titan and the inappropriately named yellowmargin triggerfish are active everywhere.
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The fusillades of the firing squads (at least one of which López himself directed) roared so often and so ubiquitously that some mistook them for the sound of Brazilian invaders.
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The swim coach carried one of those ubiquitous blue-bottomed first-aid kits.
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In addition to tables and chairs the Merklens made cheval mirrors, umbrella stands, coat stands, hat racks, mirrors, and the ubiquitous Victorian pedestal.
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Ubiquitous web and ubiquitous intelligence are covered in that course
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In addition, computing power and memory have grown exponentially, with optical fibre and wireless connectivity seemingly becoming ubiquitous.
Computing
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I take supplements to try and offset or negate the effects of the ubiquitous poisons in our food and environment.
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Led by Souhair herself - she goes by the one name only - the troupe stomps, shakes and wiggles its way through a veil dance, folk pieces from Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, a couple of flamenco numbers and the ubiquitous belly dance.
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Here in the Denver-Boulder area, medical marijuana dispensaries are as ubiquitous as Starbucks with provocative names like Dr. Reefer and Ganja Gourmet.
Has the US Reached A Tipping Point On Pot?
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Creme fraiche seems ubiquitous in restaurants these days: dolloped on berries, swirled into soups, and even whisked into salad dressings.
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The ubiquitous term handy which every German speaker automatically assumes to be a genuine English term.
Languagehat.com: THE END OF THE WORLD.
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Exactly how they "strafed" the immoral and ubiquitous Hun submarine it is inexpedient to say.
Stand By! Naval Sketches and Stories
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Booze is so ubiquitous it is difficult to know what its effect on creativity really is, except in extreme cases.
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With the arena thus sanctified, we embarked on a roller-coaster ride through a Gaga theme park, with her ubiquitous hits "Telephone" and "Poker Face" along with songs from her upcoming "Born This Way" album, including the title tune and a ruminative piano interlude, "Speechless.
A pyrotechnic bikini? Lady Gaga gives D.C.'s 'little monsters' what they want.
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Both went on to become ubiquitous on the high street.
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Thus, the positive results demonstrated by the sensitives do not appear to have resulted from ubiquitous stereotypes regarding ghosts that caused witnesses and sensitives to respond to the locale in a concordant manner.
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a symbol of rampant female sexuality, the bower is a ubiquitous image throughout the eighteenth-century, appearing in texts ranging from Thompson's The
'Pleasure is now, and ought to be, your business': Stealing Sexuality in Jane Austen's _Juvenilia_
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But the moral assessment of persons with respect to their ‘sexuality’ that is so ubiquitous in the modern world would have seemed to the ancient Greeks peculiar, arbitrary, and unmotivated.
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As the authors note, rising rates of asthma ‘have occurred during a period when plasticized products have become ubiquitous in the homes, schools, and workplaces of the developed world.’
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One answer from an educators perspective: The classroom is now not bounded by the four walls and that in a real sense things that are the other side of the world, whether that be round a spere or in a straight line, are still brought in much closer, things are more accessible mobile and ubiquitous.....
Archive 2006-12-01
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But hey, that's just me, speaking as a Montrealer, where rioting is almost as ubiquitous in this city as seedy strip clubs, poutine, and potholes.
Supriya Dwivedi: Vancouver 17 Years Later: Still Rioting
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The young monks are ubiquitous on the streets.
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Along the banks grew knob thorns, sausage trees, vegetable ivory, ilala palms, mangoes, wild figs, tamarinds and mahogany, as well as the ubiquitous acacia.
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Hints of fish and chips and saltwater taffy drift through the air, and clam chowder is ubiquitous on local menus.
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The internet is ubiquitous now and I've had to learn to deal with that.
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So much I learn from Montorio, who further informs me that the ubiquitous Saint Peter preached here on his way to Rome, and converted the people to Christianity; and that the town can boast of three authentic portraits of the Mother of God painted by Saint Luke ( "Lukas me pinxit").
Old Calabria
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Soil micro - organisms constitute a diverse and ubiquitous group of organisms.
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While these nearly ubiquitous Ogboni brasscastings have been the subject of intensive study, woodcarvings commissioned by Ogboni members have not received much attention from researchers.
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The now ubiquitous US brownie is to be found in an ice-cream sundae with walnuts, plain fudge and ginger.
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And still the creeping evidence of failure seems ubiquitous.
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Fans of the ubiquitous chain can visit museum.
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As IT has becomes ubiquitous it has become invisible.
Computing
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The trousers have two zipped side pockets elasticated waist and zip opening cuffs for slipping over those ubiquitous trainers.
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The retail brand is a ubiquitous feature of the retail landscape in North America.
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And the ubiquitous restaurant chains that are big on style but low on quality and service will struggle too.
The Sun
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More likely, it had particular currency for a British public that had been besieged for years with outrageous claims for cure-all tonics, pills, oils, and cordials in the ubiquitous advertisements for patent medicines.
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Since then, references to emergingmarkets have become ubiquitous in the media, foreign policy and tradedebates, investment fund prospectuses and multinationals 'annualreports, but definitions of the term vary widely.
How To Define Emerging Markets
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Soon after they had stopped, the door roared aside and the ubiquitous soldiers were hustling the weary people off the train.
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The most popular garden structures, not counting the ubiquitous shed, include trellises, arbours and pergolas.
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It seemed to be ubiquitous.
The Origin of the Universe
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It will become ubiquitous and make the world more personal, more interactive and responsive.
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Few Renaissance humanists intended to repristinate the thought forms of antiquity, and fewer still can be said seriously to have adhered in any religious sense to the pagan mythologies so ubiquitous in their works.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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The core business application of 3G is provision of ubiquitous access to corporate intranets and extranets.
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The ubiquitous twopenny-halfpenny clerk was everywhere, ever present and ever reliable.
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With mobile phones so ubiquitous, it's tempting to consider the cordless home phone redundant.
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Ubiquitous for good reason, collapsible doggie bowls are virtually spill-free in the car, totally leakproof, and packable.
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A blotter, as ubiquitous then as a computer is now, sits on his desk, ready for work.
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And I realized: the unapologetic nature of my musical omnivorousness owes a great deal to Michael Jackson, to the ubiquitous success of Thriller, to the fait accompli integration of MTV, to the demonstration that, even in the hyper-capitalist (and subtly discriminatory) wonderland of the Reagan 80s, sheer audacious talent could refuse to be marginalized.
Archive 2009-06-01
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William Safire noted that the football term smashmouth had become ubiquitous, thanks in part to the debut of the XFL, the more ferocious alternative to the
NYT > Home Page
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How many food snobs would still be raving about white truffles if they were ubiquitous?
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Today yoga is ubiquitous and accepted everywhere and it is as much a Hindu spiritual practice as putting a tilak for the ground breaking ceremony.
Anju Bhargava: Interfaith Seva: A Call To Serve In Kentucky
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Smoked mackerel are now as ubiquitous as kippers once were.
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Hoummos is one of those ubiquitous foods whose popularity has brought forward its own use-by date.
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He's angry with me for what he calls my disrespect, and also for misusing the word "ubiquitous.
In Which I Dream of David Tennant, Stephen Colbert, and Bill Maher
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Return of the MacGuffin: Iran and Nuclear Weapons (K-punk) “A MacGuffin (sometimes spelt McGuffin or Magoffin), an empty master-signifier, is a now-ubiquitous plot device or catalyst that holds no meaning or purpose of its own except to motivate the players or characters and advance a narrative or story.”
Google MLK in Black and White
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The ubiquitous starling is one of the most widespread problem species but blackbirds, partridges, robins, sparrows, thrushes, and finches are also common.
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A single character combining a question mark and an exclamation - called an interrobang - didn't catch on because it doesn't read well in small sizes and never made it to standard keyboards, while, thanks to email addresses, the @, also known as an amphora, has become ubiquitous.
NPR Topics: News
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The internet is ubiquitous now and I've had to learn to deal with that.
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In addition there is a New Orleans American style chilli sauce and the ubiquitous tomato ketchup.
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But this drink has neither the "high fructose corn syrup" that is ubiquitous in American soft drinks, nor the chemicals (such as sucralose or aspartame) used in diet drinks.
The French Gift for Prosaics
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Similarly with New Zealand items; a tree unknown to me (forty years a New Zealander), mako, is included while the ubiquitous macrocarpa (an introduced cypress) and important Maori social terms such as marae
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VI No 4
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These tomes cost as much as $200 each, but the price will come down as tablet computers become ubiquitous in higher education.
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Leather is very much in fashion this season, as of course is the ubiquitous denim.
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What Triesman suffered was a fishing expedition, in which Jacobs was the trawlerman, the ubiquitous Max Clifford the dockside salesman and the Mail on Sunday the wholesaler.
Whose interests are being served by this squalid tale of entrapment?
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_gratis_ -- a fact soon proved by the inroad of a few "rowdies," and the ubiquitous vendors of lollipops and peanuts, headed by the persevering distributor of hymns.
Lands of the Slave and the Free Cuba, the United States, and Canada
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Now look at it - it's become ubiquitous.
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Dibutyl phthalate ( DBP ) has been found as a ubiquitous environmental pollutant with reproductive and developmental toxicity.
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With them came an exponential increase in the use of the ubiquitous plastic carrier bag: more than three billion are handed out each day.
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The medusoid Aspidella is virtually ubiquitous; Hiemalora, Nemiana, Eoporpita, and Tribrachidium also are distributed in a wide range of facies.
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That move means he can ignore federal spending caps that restrict the ability of other candidates to match his ubiquitous broadcast ads.
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In this way, the global ubiquitous computer is much more like a living organism than the Turing machine.
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Third, the phrase communicated that, like common colds, depression was ubiquitous.
Crazy Like Us
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Water was supplemented with the chemical, to suppress Isosporan coccidiosis, an ubiquitous disease of goldfinches that will quickly kill aviary birds.
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Nearly 100 years later, the ubiquitous swannie still owns a reputation that remains unmatched.
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The ubiquitous starling is one of the most widespread problem species but blackbirds, partridges, robins, sparrows, thrushes, and finches are also common.
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Vietnam was not the first American war where a significant number of officers were killed by their own men, but it was the only war that produced a verb describing the action: to "frag," because the preferred weapon for assassination was the fragmentation grenade, ubiquitous and impossible to trace.
1968
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The very same ubiquitous bottle-toppers pose a dangerous threat to oceans, birds and marine life when they are improperly disposed of and wind up in landfills or sent down storm drains.
Aveda is Saving Oceans & Marine Life One Plastic Cap at a Time | Inhabitat
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How else to explain why the ubiquitous lechery of "Hey Nineteen," the dynamite-strapped character of "Don't Take Me Alive" and the tricky jazz harmonies of "Peg" remain on classic-rock radio after so many decades?
Funk Yards, Beacon Blues
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More so as the theme revolves around the ubiquitous concept of rasa an Indian concept and ideology based on emotions.
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They were unknown in Nigeria until a year ago but are now virtually ubiquitous.
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Also at the CAC, ubiquitous HuffPost big man on campus Harry Shearer, an honorary native New Orleanian if e'er there were one, has installed a nine-monitor presentation, called The Silent Echo Chamber (thru June 6), of his ongoing "found objects" captures - political and media figures seen not on the air, but just before, as they prepare themselves for broadcast.
Peter Frank: Blague d'Art: Apres le Deluge, Moi
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Could body modifications such as these soon become as ubiquitous as smartphones?
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M. Ward) teams up with a quintuply ubiquitous, egregiously doe-eyed, vaguely quirky film actress (Zooey Deschanel).
NPR Topics: News
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Britain was on the eve of the acquisitive era of material greed: fibre-optic lamps and brown leather sofas were already ubiquitous status symbols.
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I set off with my ubiquitous armed guards into the Hawlwadig district near the city's Bakara market.
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Leather is very much in fashion this season, as of course is the ubiquitous denim.
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Dr Zhivago comes to mind - there is even a theme identified with the heroine, although played on that ubiquitous mandolin rather than the balalaika.
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His songs have been co-opted of late under the ironic rubric of "yacht rock," but classic songs like "Sailing" and "Ride Like the Wind"—both from a ubiquitous debut album with a deliquescent pink flamingo on it—serve nonetheless now as minor masterpieces of melody and mood.
Go Back to Those Gold Sounds
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The ubiquitous Tully Marshall plays the grizzled sidekick role, showing much more range as an actor in talkies than he had in silents.
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The point, though, is that the gambit, which is ubiquitous in the public sphere, is inherently political, engages in hidden rhetorical work.
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Also in its startling repertoire are foraged wild mushrooms, a beefsteak tomato carved tableside, fiddlehead ferns, acid-tinged calamondin oranges today called calamansi, and those now ubiquitous but then obscure cherry tomatoes and snow peas.
Rozanne Gold: Joe Baum's Nasturtiums: A Tribute
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In the wild, snakes are as ubiquitous as fast-food joints in a city.
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It is the closest thing to a ubiquitous standard in the IT industry today.
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A ubiquitous sweet in Chinese bakeries and tea-houses is the Chinese steamed sponge cake.
VEGAN SCOTTISH SHERRY TRIFLE; VEGAN SPONGE CAKE AND POURED CUSTARD
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These NAND Flash intensive Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) offerings carry over many attractive features from fast selling phones and pads and could over time absorb the unutilized DRAM capacity crushing pricing of this ubiquitous commodity, while sustaining relative price stability bolstering SanDisks (NASDAQ: SNDK) results.
Semiconductors Are Halfway Through A Correction
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The Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design presents the Dingbat 2.0 Exhibition, featuring winning and selected entries from the recently completed Dingbat 2.0 Housing Competition, which challenged architects and designers to reconsider Los Angeles 'ubiquitous "dingbat" apartment building for the 21st century.
Bettina Korek: Plan ForYourArt June 17-19
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his self-assertive and ubiquitous energy
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In convenience stores, electronics shops, and seemingly ubiquitous mobile-phone specialty storefronts, you see the hip young mobile Internet user brushing shoulders with salarymen and women, all trying out the latest exotic handsets with high-res color screens, Java emulators, and multitone audio output-so they can download a ring tone that reproduces the first chorus of the theme song to "Titanic.
Random Access Online: Calling The Net
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Given how ubiquitous violence is today, he argues, our immunity to it on screen is explicable but terrifying.
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And now mesdames et messieurs, apropos of nothing on so many levels the ubiquitous Courtney Love, on her way to sit with Ludivine Sagnier.
Chloe kicks short tent dresses to the curb (yay!)
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Around the rest of China, the name Wenzhou is indelibly linked to the ubiquitous pink and purple lit massage parlors.
Chinalyst - China blogs in English
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Tree-lined boulevards dotted with pavement cafes and small boutiques characterise this atypical Tokyo quarter, and a maze of alleyways and backstreets happily interrupts the city's otherwise ubiquitous grid pattern.
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Once again, the caption is the same but this time the child's body is being paraded aloft by our ubiquitous helmeted rescue worker, but the tee-shirted character had moved from centre to right and is taking his turn to displaying his emotion to the camera.
Milking it?
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Meanwhile a ubiquitous underground Bolshevist propaganda is working throughout Syria and North Africa continually, against the domination of Europeans over the original Mohammedan population.
January 17th, 2009
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Could body modifications such as these soon become as ubiquitous as smartphones?
Times, Sunday Times
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The ubiquitous saw grass rattles in the wind, while pond-apple trees, yellow pond lilies, and pickerelweed, with its iridescent purple flowers, line the riverbanks.
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Leather is very much in fashion this season, as of course is the ubiquitous denim.
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In pop music swearing is now ubiquitous.
The Sun
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The hypocrisy of the English FA is almost ubiquitous.
Times, Sunday Times
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As with all new technologies, costs are expected to fall as the products become more ubiquitous.
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The stainless steel storage of the baptistry faker the proximate day with ron at the salicales ubiquitous his two misstep into a blastodermatic alliterator.
Rational Review
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Tabbouleh, the ubiquitous middle eastern salad made with parsley and tomatoes and bulghur.
NJ Dining: Al-Safa (Bab Al-hara)
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Dear me, this indifferent Antenna bastardly blubbered at this ubiquitous.
Planet-x.com.au » Caravans accessories Caravans Antenna travel park accessories
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The C-terminal Eps15 homology domain-containing protein 1 (EHD1) is ubiquitously expressed and regulates the endocytic trafficking and recycling of membrane components and several transmembrane receptors.
BioMed Central - Latest articles
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Signs that QE has become a corrosive influence are ubiquitous.
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These days, the programme is so popular and so ubiquitous, that I just tend to keep quiet.
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As a result, music hall idioms and artistes were ubiquitous.
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What seems like an impressive party trick today is going to be pretty commonplace in five years: almost like the ubiquitous conservatory.
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Digital technology is already ubiquitous on the contemporary art scene.
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Smoked mackerel are now as ubiquitous as kippers once were.
Times, Sunday Times
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Iris tones down the green coconutty figgyness of the fig, while fig makes the ubiquitous iris interesting again.
Sniffing at Sephora: Gucci Flora, Tocca Brigitte, Guerlain Figue-Iris, Philosophy Unconditional Love
