A world of ubiquitous sensors is a world of ubiquitous surveillance.
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Are we prepared for ubiquitous computing and its evil twin, ubiquitous surveillance?
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Today the term "sexual harassment" may be ubiquitous; the behavior, unfortunately, remains ubiquitous, too.
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The iPhone ushered in an era of ubiquitous computing, yes, but also an age of ubiquitous publishing.
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"Fake news" has become ubiquitous in the culture -- as an ironic punchline for some, sure, but nonetheless ubiquitous.
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VR headsets — gadgets, certainly — are slowly becoming ubiquitous.
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The ubiquitous tabloid The National Enquirer was sold this past week to James Cohen, a son of the founder of Hudson News, the equally ubiquitous airport chain that hawks magazines and gum.
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Facebook's objective is to grow until it is globally ubiquitous.
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FEW leaders are as ubiquitous as Sultan Qaboos of Oman.
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Their revolutionary work turned powerful lasers into ubiquitous lab tools.
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Of course, we could wait until autonomous vehicles are ubiquitous.
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But today they're ubiquitous, and not in some nostalgic sense.
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We claim to be the company that launched ubiquitous computing.
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I don't serve the ubiquitous loup de mer or branzino.
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Just look at what happened with his ubiquitous mini bags.
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TRIMLY DRESSED deliverymen, polite and punctual, are ubiquitous in Japan.
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Typos are ubiquitous and listeners hardly notice many of them.
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In fact, it's ubiquitous throughout iconic children's stories and books.
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It's become so ubiquitous as to lose all real meaning.
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What will it look like when voice computing is ubiquitous?
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The phrase "taking up space" has become somewhat ubiquitous lately.
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In addition to the microphones and speakers, cameras are ubiquitous.
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He's been ubiquitous in the media and on the fringe.
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Evidence of art's ability to kickstart cognitive development is ubiquitous.
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According to Pew, smartphones are nearly ubiquitous among young adults.
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While cellphones are ubiquitous in Antananarivo, flush toilets are not.
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Despite that, the animal pic remains ubiquitous and mostly uncontroversial.
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Smoking onscreen used to be ubiquitous because, well, everybody smoked.
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It's so ubiquitous, but nothing has fully replaced it yet.
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We live in a world where terrible salads are ubiquitous.
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No, it wasn't the presence of the ubiquitous Nick Viall.
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Athens's ubiquitous yellow taxis were absent from the city streets.
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The result is a surveillance net that's ubiquitous in scale.
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The touchscreen has become ubiquitous; the touchscreen has become blasé.
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Since the global turmoil of 2008, it has become ubiquitous.
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Their speakers bureau demonstrates the ubiquitous nature of gun violence.
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Technology has become as ubiquitous as the air we breathe.
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Starbucks and its ubiquitous gift cards have gone too far.
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In the United States, the wine is popular and ubiquitous.
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What she has done is slyly subvert a ubiquitous paradigm.
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"It's becoming ubiquitous," said Karl Brauer, Cox Automotive executive publisher.
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The famously ubiquitous chain had shut down hundreds of stores.
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Tencent owns China's biggest and practically ubiquitous messaging app, WeChat.
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PDFs are as ubiquitous in the workplace as sticky notes.
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Even the ubiquitous Houthi "sarkha" banners were almost all gone.
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Now, they're as ubiquitous as the platforms that host them.
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It's so ubiquitous, even Meadow Soprano gave it a whirl.
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We don't want to be seen as this ubiquitous blah.
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McDonald's' advertising is as ubiquitous as it is seemingly pointless.
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The brand distills the lifestyle in this ubiquitous promo paragraph.
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The measurement of time is ubiquitous, inescapable, and incredibly important.
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Facebook was a ubiquitous part of almost a billion lives.
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These days, she is tap's most prominent and ubiquitous ambassador.
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Yet this once ubiquitous wine now seems kind of absent.
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Shipping containers barricading the main streets are a ubiquitous sight.
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And of course they are ubiquitous at professional sports events.
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Now, his boyish face with its rebellious cowlick is ubiquitous.
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Tubal ligation ("having your tubes tied") remains the ubiquitous choice.
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Microwave ovens were ubiquitous and affordable, and I wanted one.
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It's so ubiquitous that it's easy to stop seeing it.
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" It should have appeared between "Ubiquitous Commerce" and "Collection Points.
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Though they started in retail, scheduling algorithms are now ubiquitous.
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We never imagined it being ubiquitous in things like iPhones.
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O'Rourke's presence was ubiquitous, pushing Republican voters to the polls.
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But Steyer's advertising is nearly ubiquitous and impossible to avoid.
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Competitive bidding is ubiquitous throughout government – particularly in health care.
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The once ubiquitous #squadgoals hashtags grew few and far between.
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Did Ivanka ever wear one of those ubiquitous Livestrong bracelets?
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Yet sexual harassment in the workplace is ubiquitous, experts say.
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For some, that means skipping the ubiquitous party dress entirely.
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They were, in a word, ubiquitous -- and nearly universally revered.
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It's ubiquitous on college campuses and commonplace in editorial pages.
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Go deeper: Amazon ramps up effort to make Alexa more ubiquitous
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They already built a nearly ubiquitous checkout option for e-commerce.
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We refuse to enter Wall Street's ubiquitous short-term performance derby.
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Image: Ahmed RaafatSuperheroes are a ubiquitous part of the global culture.
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Mobile is becoming ubiquitous, but data plans are often prohibitively costly.
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Online games have become ubiquitous and are only growing in popularity.
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Their brutality became ubiquitous, yet also appealed to warped minds globally.
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Both of these methods have become ubiquitous in everyday physics research.
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Often, those companies are call centers—ubiquitous across the Philippines capital.
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We are ubiquitous, yet rarely flamboyant enough to make ourselves known.
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It's the kind of thing that has become ubiquitous and unremarkable.
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Animal products are ubiquitous, yet farm animals themselves are culturally invisible.
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This summer, an elongated "DREWW" was ubiquitous on Bay Area radio.
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At least one other trend has, though: the ubiquitous superhero movie.
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Less bloody and brutal forms of discrimination were, and are, ubiquitous.
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When computers are ubiquitous, security is too important not to fix.
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Its universal appeal can also be seen in its ubiquitous acclaim.
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The flip phone pre-dates the ubiquitous smartphone slab by decades.
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Though ubiquitous today, the Armalite's lightweight rifle could easily have failed.
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Take, for example, the now ubiquitous concept of the search engine.
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We make Tor and related technologies ubiquitous through advocacy and education.
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And data now shows some people turning away from ubiquitous platforms.
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It's easy to imagine her becoming ubiquitous with jams like these.
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IT IS LESS ubiquitous than Airbnb and less hubristic than Uber.
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"There is really is the possibility of ubiquitous sensors," Calo said.
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Applying filters is ubiquitous on Instagram and other social media platforms.
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Part of that was aggressive advertising, including ubiquitous sock puppet commercials.
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Starbucks: The seemingly ubiquitous coffee chain reports earnings after the close.
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The more popular or ubiquitous the merchant, the lower the discount.
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PanOpts and EyePhones, their civilian equivalent, are ubiquitous in Exploded View.
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In most other cities in South-East Asia motorbikes are ubiquitous.
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They go from ubiquitous to nearly gone and then, finally, extinct.
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Phones are more than a utility and they're more than ubiquitous.
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WERNER: WELL, I THINK YOU WANT TO BE UBIQUITOUS DON'T YOU?
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At this point, sheet masks are about as ubiquitous as moisturizers.
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Go deeper: Silicon Valley's ubiquitous sneaker startup gets ready for summer
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It is the toxic food environment in which calories are ubiquitous.
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Industry funding is a ubiquitous part of research, especially nutrition research.
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The MBTI has become a weirdly ubiquitous piece of pop psychology.
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One lone cloud on the horizon is the ubiquitous tablet device.
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Bath bombs are ubiquitous now, but imagine when they first launched.
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But eventually, as the style became more ubiquitous, their outlook soured.
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Propionate, or propionic acid, is a ubiquitous part of our world.
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But GPS wasn't as ubiquitous back then as it is today.
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Before 5003, when it won the distribution contract, theft was ubiquitous.
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I've come of age in a time when injustice is ubiquitous.
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IT WILL BECOME MORE UBIQUITOUS, I THINK, AS WE MOVE FORWARD.
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The Internet could not take off until home computers were ubiquitous.
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Despite media coverage that suggests otherwise, few social media are ubiquitous.
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Artificial intelligence seems to have become ubiquitous in the technology industry.
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It's so ubiquitous that I'm no longer sure it signifies anything.
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It's hard to name a property more beloved or more ubiquitous.
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The houseplant, hanging plant, potted plant, become ubiquitous in her work.
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But the incident shows just how ubiquitous AirPod memes have become.
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Stories of man-made destruction are as ubiquitous as birthday cake.
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Kent says smear campaign against Yovanovitch was 'ubiquitous' 2:20 p.m.
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They're a ubiquitous part of childhood, but they're also pretty pricey.
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Assisted by globalization, these social and intellectual rituals have become ubiquitous.
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Private equity backers have been ubiquitous in Britain's care homes sector.
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There, crude oil is synthesized from the ubiquitous subsurface tar sands.
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The ubiquitous shopska salad was great but the seafood really excelled.
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Just because they're the most ubiquitous doesn't mean they're the best.
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Meantime, the figure of Lincoln, though ubiquitous, had grown somewhat smaller.
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It wasn't until the Apple AirPods that Bluetooth headsets became ubiquitous.
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This hidden sexist language also seeps down to ubiquitous workplace jargon.
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Instead, presence of black people will be ubiquitous, welcome and normal.
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Sales of the ubiquitous iPhone continued to rise during the quarter.
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As acid house became mainstream, smiley became ubiquitous on consumer products.
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Photo Credit: Novelist's Soundcloud Novelist seems to be ubiquitous these days.
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Sundials were ubiquitous in Mediterranean cultures more than 63,000 years ago.
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For more than a century, asbestos was a ubiquitous miracle fiber.
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Old clothes from the West are ubiquitous in parts of Africa.
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Everyone following in new versions must deal with its ubiquitous power.
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Enter Keurig Green Mountain, the company behind the ubiquitous K-Cup.
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Assisted by globalisation, these social and intellectual rituals have become ubiquitous.
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That question of whether women can "have it all" remains ubiquitous.
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YouTube, in 2019, is seen as ubiquitous, powerful and also untamed.
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It's such a ubiquitous phenomenon that it was parodied on Portlandia.
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Decades later, foods from the Middle East would be ubiquitous there.
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It was an R for ubiquitous language — the F-word throughout.
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The IoT foresees a world in which this magic becomes ubiquitous.
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Or the ubiquitous billboard-size photographs of the photogenic royal family.
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But, at least in the metro area, it's reliable and ubiquitous.
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Hard hats are now so ubiquitous that they often go unnoticed.
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David Leonhardt Opinion Columnist James Comey is about to be ubiquitous.
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The trademark of coronavirus outbreaks abroad are those ubiquitous face masks.
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The trademark of coronavirus outbreaks abroad is those ubiquitous face masks.
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Look for the ubiquitous stuffed toy puffins, Iceland's best known bird.
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Bell uses their story to illustrate a ubiquitous and illicit trade
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"Snap removal has become ubiquitous in the 3rd Circuit," she said.
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Spin classes are now ubiquitous, at home or at the gym.
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Those "Love Trumps Hate" signs were ubiquitous during the 2016 campaign.
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It&aposs an ubiquitous part of every day life in China.
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But it's ubiquitous, and for many people, it is much worse.
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"I envision Mint being as ubiquitous as Facebook," Mr. Ko said.
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Revelry Brewing Co. is a highlight of the ubiquitous beer scene.
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But as the technology becomes ubiquitous, shipping rates will inevitably fall.
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How a jar became a ubiquitous drinking apparatus is beyond me.
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They are ubiquitous but also, for most Westerners, taking place elsewhere.
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"Bihun," or "must marry," is ubiquitous even in public and in advertising.
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In today's art, the devices of Op and kinetic art are ubiquitous.
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The ubiquitous power source has an annoying tendency to burst into flames.
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Autorickshaws are a cheap, ubiquitous, but unregulated form of transport in India.
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When Reuters visited Youtong on Good Friday, displays of faith were ubiquitous.
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This chic centerpiece is built from just a few ubiquitous household items.
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That's if the 'Just Ask' button can become anywhere near to ubiquitous.
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Again, the similarity is so ubiquitous among candidates as to be unrevealing.
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Concerns over privacy and security have become ubiquitous in conversation about technology.
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Other equipment, like high-resolution cameras and facial recognition technology, is ubiquitous.
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That was long before there were ubiquitous screens, but it's still true.
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Facebook is a ubiquitous utility, but it's certainly not cool any more.
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As gas stations became ubiquitous, they shaped our roadsides and symbolized mobility.
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It's a contradiction: It shouldn't be office appropriate, and yet it's ubiquitous.
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Technology has not just made the joy of likes and shares ubiquitous.
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But discount signs have been ubiquitous across the island for some time.
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The images are ubiquitous — but how deeply should we read their meaning?
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And since 2000 the smoking ban has been pretty much ubiquitous internationally.
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Abuse of women during childbirth is ubiquitous and happens in every country.
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Sambar deer, wild pigs, and peacocks, on the other hand, are ubiquitous.
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It's ubiquitous and equipped with a dual-camera system on the back.
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Keith: We wanted to make the characters ubiquitous, like Pee Wee Herman.
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The backside is almost spot on 'Millennial Pink', that suddenly ubiquitous shade.
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Now, scientists have figured out exactly how sticky those ubiquitous bonds are.
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"I see this as a ubiquitous issue in Silicon Valley," Steinberg said.
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This year, corporate Pride campaigns feel more aggressive and ubiquitous than ever.
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These dispensers seem to be ubiquitous these days, especially in public institutions.
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The actress' image is ubiquitous in China and the fashion world beyond.
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The films — and their marketing — are so ubiquitous that you already know.
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But as mobile devices have become ubiquitous, that growth is now slowing.
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But why is female nudity so much more ubiquitous than male nudity?
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Of course we're talking about the ubiquitous treasure trove that is Sephora.
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It's rare in politics to have such ubiquitous agreement around a problem.
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Long battery life, low cost and ubiquitous coverage — all in one package.
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But that's the beauty of USB-C; it's designed to be ubiquitous.
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They were ubiquitous on message boards after a show South by Southwest.
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Smartphones have become so ubiquitous that they're almost an extension of ourselves.
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Ellis's great contribution is in explaining why Nigerian crime became so ubiquitous.
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In a ubiquitous currency regime, however, foreign exchange fees would vanish entirely .
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The gamecock — el gallo fino de pelea — is ubiquitous on the island.
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Lines for food have become ubiquitous, as have water shortages and blackouts.
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He is omnipresent and ubiquitous and game for just about any interview.
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Marquez remembers the TV carts that used to be ubiquitous in schools.
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The highly nutritious, anti-inflammatory tomato is ubiquitous on Tour dinner tables.
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She is well on her way to making online legal forms ubiquitous.
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Cries of distress are ubiquitous in her Twitter feed and direct messages.
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But a ubiquitous company can't stay out of the public consciousness forever.
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Mr. Oliver's London restaurants, while ubiquitous, are not known for health food.
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We skipped the ubiquitous gyoza and shumai for more interesting sounding selections.
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So why has the material become so ubiquitous and popular in phones?
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The other technology that has become ubiquitous in China is cashless payments.
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Though Betamax was technically superior, VHS won out by simply being ubiquitous.
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The bard is ubiquitous in London, and every season presents new takes.
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There's a reason why the saying "knowledge is power" is so ubiquitous.
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The AI of today is invisible to most of us, yet ubiquitous.
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"Climate risk is the most ubiquitous risk out there," Ms. Rogers said.
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Many of these trends became ubiquitous in households across the United States.
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"Passive Resistance," Mychal Denzel Smith analyzes the Resistance, the ubiquitous term for
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Yet changing academy curricula or adopting official training programs is not ubiquitous.
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Similarly, I loved seeing how ubiquitous mud was in these historical events.
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Slow games are less ubiquitous and straightforwardly tantalizing than traditional mobile games.
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In fact, outrage stemming from a lack of political representation is ubiquitous.
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" The references were so ubiquitous that Paper magazine christened the movement "clowncore.
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Jeepneys, informal minibuses, are a ubiquitous form of transportation throughout the Philippines.
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In the beauty world, dark lipstick is ubiquitous once fall rolls around.
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Google has come to dominate the Internet through its ubiquitous search bar.
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Cameras are ubiquitous, credit cards are tracked, and devices can be geolocated.
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The mystery of the ubiquitous skater-artist hybrid is a curious one.
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You grab peanut butter and graham crackers—these are ubiquitous hospital foods.
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The destructive effects of drugs, ubiquitous in Young's community, constituted another concern.
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But this alone is not proof that intelligent civilizations are therefore ubiquitous.
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Casual dining chains have become pretty ubiquitous with generic menus and interiors.
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They're ubiquitous among the Harley-Davidson crowd and old-school bank robbers.
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Fancy candles have become so ubiquitous, they sometimes feel like unthoughtful gifts.
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And at night, ubiquitous screens are a lure that's hard to resist.
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As sexting becomes more ubiquitous, the research is only going to increase.
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But the calculation could be different now that Facebook is so ubiquitous.
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Mom's face was so ubiquitous that her pictures still pop up today.
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Like many families, mine shares a login for the ubiquitous delivery behemoth.
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It's a $100 billion industry and a ubiquitous feature of our lives.
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It became ubiquitous on T-shirts, coffee mugs, posters and other memorabilia.
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Over the next century, April Fools' Day jokes started to become ubiquitous.
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St. Louis is the original home of the ubiquitous macro-brew Budweiser.
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"Everyone thinks I'm Bella," she whispered, referring to her equally ubiquitous sister.
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The ubiquitous scent of coal fires and marijuana wafted through the air.
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But their depth and remoteness makes finding these near-ubiquitous events difficult.
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In the home, my assistant should be pretty ubiquitous to be useful.
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The tie has become so ubiquitous, it now has multiple Twitter accounts.
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But the US is a very, very long way from ubiquitous 5G.
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Smaller exposures—in homes, offices, and potentially even in food—are ubiquitous.
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In the 28503st Century, digital communication has become ubiquitous in our society.
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They break down the costs and rules to this ubiquitous roadside advertising.
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The masks are ubiquitous across Asia, but not common in North America.
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Russia's ubiquitous "little green men" have shown up in Ukraine and Syria.
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There in front of me once again was that ubiquitous human gridlock.
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The stigma against being into trans women is ubiquitous in American culture.
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"[YouTube] is the most ubiquitous, democratized, incredibly creative platform," Whitman told me.
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It's made them ubiquitous in music and film studios around the globe.
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The qualifications are a mouthful — and arbitrary — but the statistic is ubiquitous.
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We fully expect 5G to become a little more ubiquitous in 20203.
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But his invention eventually became nearly ubiquitous in every office and home.
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By the new millennium, it was nearly ubiquitous in homes as well.
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Billboards with the president's image, paid for by the government, are ubiquitous.
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Picture books are as ubiquitous an American export as iPhones and soybeans.
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Giveaways are ubiquitous with internet influencers who look to grow their followings.
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Based on this forecast, UAS will soon be ubiquitous in our skies.
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The stashes were ubiquitous, and everyone, it seemed, was a treasure hunter.
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I wondered whether that ubiquitous jingle was like "Vexations" for the driver.
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Ubiquitous contraception, for one thing, has altered the fundamentals of reproductive roles.
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Powerful location-based apps became ubiquitous in the blink of an eye.
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Standards created this way, known as the "voluntary consensus" process, are ubiquitous.
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At the ubiquitous checkpoints police stopped me and deleted photos and videos.
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In the West Coast rap scene, the workwear brand Dickies was ubiquitous.
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The same consumer-focused ideology has become ubiquitous across the wellness world.
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And you know those pesky, ubiquitous electric scooters everyone is complaining about?
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Apps designed to read you summaries of news articles would grow more ubiquitous.
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In this age of clickbait, food hacks are ubiquitous but rarely very clever.
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Land Cruisers are the closest thing that the Outback has to ubiquitous infrastructure.
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Guns are ubiquitous in the United States in a way that is unique.
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It's a ubiquitous stereotype that modestly dressed, headscarf-wearing Muslim women are oppressed.
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No matter what the cause, campaigns that emphasize generosity and charity are ubiquitous.
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VR is far from ubiquitous and many people haven't gotten to try it.
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In the '90s, navel-baring crop tops were ubiquitous (and have since resurfaced).
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"In the future it will become ubiquitous and much more investible," he said.
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Fortunately, in 2016, the options of watching the debate are numerous, almost ubiquitous.
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They will continue to get more and more popular, there's absolutely just ubiquitous.
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But James had something his rival didn't: a ubiquitous presence on Fox News.
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Compare that to Wallet boarding passes on the iPhone, which are nearly ubiquitous.
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Taylor argues that her antidote for this violence is ubiquitous, radical self-love.
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And that is, in part, its strength: it's simple, ubiquitous, and low tech.
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Newer forms of monitoring involve the ubiquitous use of closed-circuit television cameras.
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Poker machines are a ubiquitous feature of pubs, bars and clubs in Australia.
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Hate speech, ubiquitous on the radio and social media, is fanning the flames.
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The phrase "men are trash" has become somewhat ubiquitous in pop culture lately.
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That's where that handy, ubiquitous iPhone camera can help, according to new research.
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The steady comparisons of Trump to Hitler are ubiquitous in deep blue America.
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Smartphones and the internet have made data abundant, ubiquitous and far more valuable.
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The integration isn't super groundbreaking stuff, considering PayPal is pretty ubiquitous these days.
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Since 2015 we've said that ubiquitous AR could dominate focused VR long-term.
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But studio co-founder and president Patrick Milling-Smith resisted the ubiquitous label.
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Both are equally uncomfortable in a country of quivering lips and ubiquitous tattoos.
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Today the bathing machine may be long forgotten, but seaside holidays are ubiquitous.
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However, that now-ubiquitous ghost icon also came with a plea for help.
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Also, it uses fucking Adobe Flash, a well-known (if ubiquitous) security disaster.
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Innovations not only help provide ubiquitous data availability but also enable healthcare continuity.
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He plans to make his drone "as ubiquitous as a smartphone" one day.
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This is bad, because ubiquitous surveillance will drastically change our relationship to society.
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The store is packed with the company's expensive and now-ubiquitous winter jackets.
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"If it's life, that's a key indication that life is ubiquitous," says Mumma.
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But Facebook didn't become ubiquitous because it's useless or facile or time-wasting.
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The police, who routinely plundered drivers at ubiquitous roadblocks, are off the streets.
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His trip-hoppy alternative rock would have been ubiquitous on MTV in 1998.
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In London, some 50 miles west of Colchester, fried-chicken shops are ubiquitous.
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As mobile games became ubiquitous, it was soon apparent how social they were.
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Between 2013 and 2015, American photographer Adam Reynolds documented Israel's ubiquitous bomb shelters.
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It's not expected to be ubiquitous next year or probably not 10 years.
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But how did "coming out of the closet" become such a ubiquitous phrase?
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There's already an AR device with near ubiquitous market penetration: the smartphone camera.
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Also absent is the ubiquitous aluminum foil invariably holding the food item together.
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Zoe, with her ubiquitous realtor Brett Lawyer, got the crib for $8.7 million.
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Thanks to its ubiquitous devices, Apple has hundreds of millions of customer relationships.
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As fake new purveyors have become more ubiquitous, they've also gotten more sophisticated.
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First, computing is more powerful and ubiquitous from the cloud to the edge.
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"In fact, technology was really ubiquitous," Eubanks tells Gizmodo in a phone interview.
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The once ubiquitous figurehead of Lindy Hop is now nowhere to be found.
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WeChat payment functionality (like Ant's equivalent) is nearly ubiquitous in major Chinese cities.
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Video is already augmenting the document, but VR could be ubiquitous by then.
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Best Actress races in years, and Portman will be ubiquitous in the coming
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The agent is the ubiquitous Mauricio Umansky and David Parnes from The Agency.
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Futu's primary investor is Tencent, the company behind China's ubiquitous messaging app WeChat.
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The forthcoming updates to Apple's ubiquitous personal assistant are subtle, but surely welcome.
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The ubiquitous fish ball is more than a quick bite for the city.
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This must mean that the cryptocurrency is becoming ubiquitous at online retailers, right?
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They're basically ubiquitous and everyone knows it, like some globe-spanning inside joke.
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The color orange, which has come to symbolize the Orlando victims, was ubiquitous.
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Whether either company can withstand increasingly ubiquitous NFC technology remains to be seen.
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They need to step up in their role as near-ubiquitous news publisher.
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It's a perfect bit of costuming reference, made complete by Broughton's ubiquitous cigarette.
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Once it was ubiquitous on every laptop, the technology took off like wildfire.
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Pullella's wife Marilena recalled a speech Francis gave denouncing a ubiquitous throwaway culture.
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They are as ubiquitous as they are understated, stuffed in seemingly every train.
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All over the city, Chinese, Indian and Vietnamese students and entrepreneurs are ubiquitous.
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When Twenge first published "Generation Me," social media had not yet become ubiquitous.
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Another is that ubiquitous smartphones make it easier to organise and sustain protests.
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The Act was adopted in 1998, before user-upload online sites became ubiquitous.
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Modest but charming two-story Mission and Mediterranean-style apartment buildings were ubiquitous.
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Still, for most Cubans, Castro has been the ubiquitous figure of their lives.
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Less is said about the ubiquitous presence on the grounds: the tennis ball.
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In Friday's papers, the differences were ubiquitous, noticeable even in the photo captions.
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And if you've somehow missed Hulu's ubiquitous ad campaign: Hulu has live sports.
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"No Trucks" signs are ubiquitous, but they've been of little use as deterrents.
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And the show's ubiquitous theme song had people all over America speaking Yiddish!
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"It's not strange anymore," Germany's Thomas Müller said of the tunnel's ubiquitous cameras.
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In fact, the evidence is overwhelming that racial discrimination remains ubiquitous in America.
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But racial discrimination remains ubiquitous even in crucial spheres like jobs and housing.
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As such, it's hard to see a downside to ubiquitous, first-hand documentation.
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It gives flavor, heat and texture to sambhar, the region's ubiquitous vegetable stew.
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Look for ubiquitous gigabit-speed wireless in leading cities over the next decade.
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In Charleston County, guns like the one that killed the Mungins are ubiquitous.
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Sarah is a social type and enjoys environments where social interaction is ubiquitous.
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I love '43s animations, so I can't resist the use of ubiquitous shadows.
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So-called "Wiki Weapons" became a ubiquitous talking point on prepper blogs overnight.
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We only expect the amazing to occur when IoT in healthcare is ubiquitous.
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Robert Capa's adage has become one of the most ubiquitous phrases in photography.
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That one is so big, such a huge record that it's so ubiquitous.
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He also popularized the five-star rating system now ubiquitous throughout the sport.
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As the cost of AI implementation drops, it will become ubiquitous across software.
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Photography was ubiquitous in Louisiana-born photographer Lucius A. Fontenot's house growing up.
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The symbolic support for the LGBTQ community is ubiquitous, particularly during Pride Month.
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Eastwood couldn't make this convention, but his empty chair-communing spirit is ubiquitous.
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"They're in a billion pockets, y'all," she said, referring to Apple's ubiquitous devices.
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Slavery, ubiquitous through the ages, and notably on the Arabian Peninsula, goes unmentioned.
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What made "Thrones" tough to wrestle with also made it a ubiquitous metaphor.
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Yet as ubiquitous as the company is, it has no direct consumer relationships.
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It's no surprise when the ubiquitous Georgia peach logo surfaces in the credits.
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Boxed cake mix is a ubiquitous star of dessert tables in rural Alaska.
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"Plywood was cheap, plentiful, standard and ubiquitous," he told The Times in 2017.
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A world with truly ambient, ubiquitous energy transfer is mind-boggling to contemplate.
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The irony is that even where there's ubiquitous content, people feel less informed.
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This plaintive battle cry is ubiquitous in Venezuela: on billboards, placards, T-shirts.
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Point, click, scroll – these actions have become a ubiquitous part of daily life.
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How do you lure adolescents away from their screens — especially their ubiquitous cellphones?
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Polos are ubiquitous for summer — but this season, they're oversize and tucked in.
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There is little wonder maxi slip dresses become ubiquitous once things get steamy.
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Elsewhere in Malaysia's capital, ubiquitous signs wish people a happy Lunar New Year.
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SARAH CARTERBOSTON Dear Sarah, Thick, sprawling multigenerational sagas seem ubiquitous in summer cottages.
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Crosses are already ubiquitous in Deggendorf, a picture-perfect town on the Danube.
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Hence the name Sunday Goods, a counterbalance to the Instagram-ubiquitous Sunday scaries.
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The Verts only existed on 2-D screens, but the screens were ubiquitous.
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The last shot is of LOEWE's ubiquitous Puzzle bag in a cognac colorway.
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"And this was the late nineties, so rap was ubiquitous," Veneziale said recently.
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Anxiety disorders are ubiquitous and touch pretty much every family at some point.
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Trebbiano is a ubiquitous white grape in Italy, and generally makes unmemorable wine.
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Candy donation points are becoming ubiquitous at schools and other community gathering spots.
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But it's a ubiquitous box that we're asked to tick all the time.
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Bitmoji have become nearly ubiquitous amongst teens and Snapchat's 210 million daily users.
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They've become ubiquitous, and largely trite, rarely showcasing the best of either participant.
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It was just so ubiquitous on the app I had to include it.
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Now, the term is so ubiquitous it's hard to imagine life without it.
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Once considered a luxury, access to internet is quickly becoming ubiquitous in Bihar.
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Smartphones are ubiquitous, and also are the mobile applications that help run them.
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Simply put, there are far fewer of the once ubiquitous overseas reporters around.
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"The point is to make this ubiquitous," Mr. Brill said in an interview.
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Signs and banners opposing China and Taiwan's Republic of China identity were ubiquitous.
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White culture was still super ubiquitous, so surf fashion fed the youth trends.
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I also didn't notice how ubiquitous the deafening din in our environment is.
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Ms. Roitfeld, 64, has long been a ubiquitous force during the shows here.
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Even blood pressure monitors, ubiquitous in physician's offices, can screen for atrial fibrillation.
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The fragility of the Mets' roster was ubiquitous at Citi Field on Tuesday.
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Mr. Hayter said Confederate-themed parties were once ubiquitous, particularly at Southern universities.
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When you started this website, memes weren't as ubiquitous as they are now.
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Before social media was completely ubiquitous, there was a thing called music television.
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We distribute a lot of content online, so I'm all for ubiquitous broadband.
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Fingerprint ID is almost ubiquitous now, but they remain the phone's biggest security vulnerability.
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Israeli-style ethnic profiling and ubiquitous electronic surveillance would be neither possible nor desirable.
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But as ubiquitous as smartphones may be, sales of new devices are slowing down.
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I wanted to essentially dominate the internet and have Imgur be ubiquitous throughout it.
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That research underscores how "ubiquitous" small leaks contribute to methane pollution throughout the area.
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Dry shampoo is a product that, while incredibly ubiquitous, is often applied completely incorrectly.
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As for what's ahead for 2019, Cosgrove said telehealth technology will become more ubiquitous.
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The pink tax is so ubiquitous that it can be hard to completely avoid.
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I had spotted several billboards for the ubiquitous, family-owned building firm in Fresno.
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Even if 4K content isn't ubiquitous just yet, a lot has changed since then.
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He's still bullish but things it won't become as ubiquitous as people previously expected.
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Bicycles are ubiquitous objects that most kids learn to ride at a young age.
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Nevertheless, there is still a long way to go before e-commerce is ubiquitous.
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Tamara Pertamina aims to become as ubiquitous as her namesake oil and gas company.
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Now we have facial recognition, ubiquitous cameras, microphones, and fingerprint scanners to worry about.
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But Amazon seems to have a particularly ubiquitous grasp on the average American wallet.
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In the era of ubiquitous pocket-sized cameras, it often means an information overload.
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It's one of the most ubiquitous and standardized protocols in the world of tech.
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As Aadhaar has grown more ubiquitous, many corporations have started demanding people's Aadhaar data.
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"The hand is this ubiquitous symbol I saw growing up," he explained to Fader.
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AirPods, though I have never personally handled them, are ubiquitous in my daily life.
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Smartphones are a ubiquitous presence; for them there is no time before the internet.
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Even when they were ubiquitous, orphanages were walled off from the rest of society.
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And three, it's ubiquitous — you can get it on Android, iOS, and the web.
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That's because royal romances are ubiquitous in all types of movies, animated and beyond.
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Informal trade is ubiquitous in Africa, but often, like Mr Sembatya's wheelchair, tactfully ignored.
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Rainbow Brite nail polishes are as ubiquitous in the summer as bikinis and rosé.
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So Lydia will have to expand quickly before these local competitors become too ubiquitous.
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In business and consumer tech, this early wave of AI helpers is already ubiquitous.
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Ubiquitous and free-to-use AR built right into our smartphones is fast approaching.
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Ryan Seacrest, ubiquitous morning show host, is also an arbiter of style and taste.
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They're ubiquitous in the UK, and they come with all sorts of codified tropes.
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"Copy places" aren't as ubiquitous in 2017 as they were in the '90s. 10.
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The only certainty is that wherever this technology becomes ubiquitous, life will be different.
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Its most ubiquitous spokesman is Jacob Rees-Mogg, who was mobbed wherever he went.
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Now ubiquitous and unremarkable, they were at the time considered architectural and design marvels.
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The 26-year-old's set included "Budapest", "Paradise", and his ubiquitous 2018 hit "Shotgun".
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Some inventions are so ubiquitous that it can feel like they've been around forever.
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Kensington is an accessory maker best known for its nearly ubiquitous laptop locking system.
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But there's one genre of cover so ubiquitous it almost flew under the radar.
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And it will be a while before third-party support is anywhere near ubiquitous.
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Furthermore, since they are affordable and ubiquitous, they could be used for malicious purposes.
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Even if you think you know everything about the ubiquitous spreadsheet tool, think again.
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They were ubiquitous and they were plastic and those, of course, were the problems.
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Once in a rare while the graffiti, ubiquitous along the line, is actually uplifting.
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For evidence, look no further than the ubiquitous bank branches dotting America's high streets.
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Today, ubiquitous smartphones pack power that would have been inconceivable to early computer pioneers.
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But social media also contributes to making a film's Tomato score even more ubiquitous.
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Naturally, the ubiquitous website celebrated its birthday in true Google style: with a doodle.
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That's a big disadvantage versus the ubiquitous Facebook Messenger and Skype's video call features.
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Over the past two decades, ubiquitous platforms have emerged that everyone can play on.
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There are the show's ubiquitous time cards, which are almost too easy to customize.
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It was also one of the first to have the now-ubiquitous Nokia ringtone.
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That doesn't exactly make for ubiquitous new tech that changes the way we phone.
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Moreover, payment cards are ubiquitous in the rich world, and easy to use online.
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Bula is a ubiquitous greeting in Fiji that is often accompanied by a smile.
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Since then, its scooters have become a ubiquitous sight in the City of Lights.
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Amazon's private label products range from the ubiquitous AmazonBasics batteries to bluejeans and coffee.
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But AI makes ubiquitous surveillance worthwhile, because every bit of data is potentially valuable.
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But the zip, too, has become ubiquitous—and in a much more intimate way.
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Tiny islands held together by mangroves are a ubiquitous feature of Ten Thousand Islands.
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Take silicon solar cells, the most ubiquitous and recognizable form of photovoltaic generations today.
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Mobile payments systems have achieved a sort of ubiquity without anything near ubiquitous use.
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Costs will also have to continue to fall for the technology to become ubiquitous.
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They're ubiquitous, and the modern day synthetic rubber flip flop is not going away.
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Is any single household object as inconspicuously ubiquitous as the red plastic drinking cup?
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So it's simultaneously ubiquitous and anonymous, which to me is a very powerful combination.
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Now Messenger Day wants to make this casual sharing option ubiquitous before Snapchat can.
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Consumers overwhelmingly preferred candid shots as opposed to ubiquitous selfies and other posed photos.
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Arm-based chips are ubiquitous today, but the company isn't resting on its laurels.
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Today, they're as ubiquitous as air and as inescapable as a Donald Trump soundbite.
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There is no furniture, just ubiquitous red carpeting strewn with discarded and broken toys.
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Despite being a ubiquitous figure on the campaign trail, Abedin almost never gives interviews.
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Ads asking for volunteers are ubiquitous, on the backs of buses and on Craigslist.
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As smartphones have become ubiquitous, plenty of lower-cost options have flooded the market.
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Because RF signals are ubiquitous, it was easier to use than other sensing technologies.
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And this new meme is, ironically, making Shen Yun even more ubiquitous and invasive.
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Hydrogen peroxide, on the other hand, is ubiquitous since it's used in hair bleach.
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Face unlocking is nice, convenient and nearly ubiquitous these days, but is it safe?
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Voicemail, then in the form of physical answering machines, was a ubiquitous modern convenience.
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Many are the bricklayers and electricians who have become ubiquitous on British building sites.
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The ability to do this is more or less ubiquitous now in leveraged loans.
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Just because vanilla is our most ubiquitous ice cream flavor, doesn't make it boring.
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Google's near ubiquitous electronic mail application is getting some key upgrades for version 5.0.
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"Everything" is ubiquitous because it's unusually effective, delivering the social-media dividends we covet.
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They have been ubiquitous at events where ribbons are cut and black ties donned.
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Pods wired to machines not so ubiquitous in young people's ears back in 1986.
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"It's pretty ubiquitous now, and general it's a good thing for consumers," Vaughan said.
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Rising varieties, advancing technology and falling costs are making drones flexible, specialized and ubiquitous.
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Now her campaign is making certain that her name, Alicia Machado, is becoming ubiquitous.
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Lumineye wants to grow out its functionality to become more of a ubiquitous device.
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State violence is so ubiquitous and visible that citizens, experienced, can recognize its approach.
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The word has been ubiquitous in newspaper and social media references to the scandal.
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Now that genomics has become ubiquitous, it has taken on a very powerful politics.
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Empty storefronts were ubiquitous and gave the mall a bit of an unsettling feel.
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Kavanaugh's ubiquitous appearances in history, however, are the only comparisons to the movie character.
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"Between 22014 and 22013, we became pretty ubiquitous in law enforcement," Rick told me.
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Researchers aren't sure what the parasites do, but they are ubiquitous among the species.
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Basically ubiquitous: CBS, ABC, NBC, PBS and Fox, plus Twitter, YouTube and Facebook Live.
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Google's ubiquitous search engine, Google Search, is the backbone of the tech giant's business.
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Saint Etienne arrived just as the acid house scene was becoming ubiquitous in Britain.
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The farofa, an accompaniment, is ubiquitous in Brazil and adds body to the stew.
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In terms of media spectacles and popular culture, violence seems ubiquitous in liberal societies.
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The practice of cleansing has become as ubiquitous as the use of hand sanitizer.
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The idea is so ubiquitous that most people have never even pondered an alternative.
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Smartphones are ubiquitous, but smartphone habits are as diverse as the people using them.
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One's presence in the media is ubiquitous, and the other is shrouded in mystery.
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Now with the desktop launch, Facebook is looking to be a ubiquitous broadcasting tool.
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It's a welcome, well-seasoned, vegetable-based distraction from the ubiquitous boiled horse soup.
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Anyone who has traveled to Hong Kong knows how ubiquitous the Octopus Card is.
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By the 2020 election, however, Sonnad believes that driverless cars will have become ubiquitous.
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A.A. meetings are ubiquitous and frequent, with no appointment needed — you just show up.
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Trump's ubiquitous, divisive presence may have also drowned out attacks on other political leaders.
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"Pure and simple, it links people to an indigenous, ubiquitous community resource," Kelly said.
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In many parts of China, ubiquitous facial data collection is already an everyday reality.
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Mr. Sharpton seems ubiquitous, behind a podium or leading a protest following every outrage.
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Every bit as rule-flouting, but even more ubiquitous, is the untucked dress shirt.
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Surveillance cameras monitored by the police have become a ubiquitous presence in many cities.
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But you can re-heat pies or cook frozen pizza in the ubiquitous appliance.
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Some foods are so ordinary and ubiquitous that we fail to even notice them.
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Large Afros seemed ubiquitous, often with Afro picks decorated with a clenched black fist.
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It's hard to recall, but there was a time when the iPhone wasn't ubiquitous.
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Bangs saw racism as ubiquitous, something that lurked just under the surface in everyone.
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Today, street art is characterized by big, splashy murals, ubiquitous postering, stencils, and stickers.
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While profitable and widespread, the music industry narrative is no longer mandated or ubiquitous.
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That little Instagram square has become the most ubiquitous and banal of framing devices.
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He built a ubiquitous machine that you need in you're in the investment business.
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Someone sent in a basket of fruit to counteract the ubiquitous boxes of doughnuts.
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Mr Giuliani has been ubiquitous on cable TV ever since, generally defending the indefensible.
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Let the populace, and Congress, deliberate, vote and authorize these dangerous, ubiquitous troop deployments.
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Some data can be cheap and ubiquitous, some are more valuable and worth negotiation.
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It was nearly as ubiquitous as our other example of homegrown iconography: Apple billboards.
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The hashtag is ubiquitous on social networks today, but it was born on Twitter.
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This is part of the campaign to make gun possession ubiquitous among ordinary citizens.
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But as Google Earth became more ubiquitous, people found other ways to leverage it.
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His ubiquitous defense of Trump will attract Republicans and turn off some independent voters.
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He meant the black market, but not just the ubiquitous profiteers known as bachaqueros .
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The model was pioneered and popularized by Airbnb, the now-ubiquitous home-rental platform.
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Fast and ubiquitous 5G connectivity can seamlessly deliver information to and from the vehicle.
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The goal is to make the Alexa voice assistant more ubiquitous around the home.
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Kissing is nearly ubiquitous in human cultures (although in some it's more like sniffing).
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Squarespace is an advertiser almost ubiquitous in podcasts and got into them in 2009.
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She has long eschewed the ubiquitous trappings of modern society: the cellphone and computer.
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Japanese convenience stores are a unique institution, with several ubiquitous chains blanketing the country.
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Its roof is adorned with the town's ubiquitous alternating rows of yin yang tiles.
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France Dispatch Traffic circles are ubiquitous in France, accepted as safer than traditional intersections.
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He's always visible, but has been neither ubiquitous nor champion much at all recently.
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Ubiquitous Perch Live cameras, Banagle hopes, will document many such crimes in the future.
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It's been 20 years since this uncomfortably ubiquitous dance took the globe by storm.
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Cauliflower, ubiquitous and low-carb and 100 percent vegetable, fits into all of them.
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So look, I would love, you know, my vision is to make this ubiquitous.
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But as the technology becomes more ubiquitous, its particular prejudices will become more important.
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"In effect, sea spiders' guts are 'space-filling' and ubiquitous in their bodies in the same way that our circulatory systems are space-filling and ubiquitous," said lead author H. Arthur Woods of the University of Montana, Missoula in a press release.
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It's the same worry which says that the way pro wrestling matches work now, concussions resulting from all the power bombs (a ubiquitous move) and the knee damage from all the flips (also ubiquitous) will eventually mess up your head and your knees.
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When these clauses were validated by the Delaware courts in 2012, they became virtually ubiquitous.
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Despite the ubiquitous use of the term "giant", today's tech firms are not unprecedentedly large.
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The effect: a bit badass and a welcome tweak on the now-ubiquitous throwback garment.
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"BTS's ubiquitous visibility and positive image will do much to create cool 'Asianness,'" she said.
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Roberts reiterated what he said then, that smartphones packed with data-rich applications are ubiquitous.
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That makes the iPod touch the last device standing with the once ubiquitous iPod name.
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But rarely does Mexico's quintessential dish—and most ubiquitous taco filling—reach its full potential.
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Over the past few years, podcasts have become as ubiquitous as TV, movies, and books.
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Love it or hate it, Microsoft's PowerPoint is a ubiquitous tool in the corporate world.
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Once 4K streaming becomes more ubiquitous, I would recommend using a wired connection for that.
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However, the government's aggressive push in making Aadhaar ubiquitous has also ignited debates at times.
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But we are also probably familiar with the symbol -- the ubiquitous simple black curved line.
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These days, the humble text message is ubiquitous and nothing much to write home about.
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One Arrow Meats is the culmination of specialization and perfection of a ubiquitous breakfast staple.
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Since the season 7 finale, Dany has hardly strayed from her ubiquitous white fur coat.
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Recent discoveries have shown that planets around stars are ubiquitous, so maybe aliens are too?
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Due to the country's frequent power shortages, solar panels have become ubiquitous across Pyongyang's balconies.
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It's the abstraction we need as Google's AI tech gets more ubiquitous, complicated, and creepy.
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Palinka, Hungary's rendition of the fruit brandy ubiquitous across the Balkans, is not just liquor.
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But this conflict is the first one to take place since social media became ubiquitous.
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The federal government's efforts to provide ubiquitous internet access have had varying levels of success.
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Lithium ion batteries are ubiquitous today, used in cell phones, laptops, and many other devices.
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But they still point to how ubiquitous cord cutting is becoming, especially among younger viewers.
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Whether you're the haunted or haunter, ghosting is now ubiquitous to the online dating experience.
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He also commissioned a modern twist on chai, a milky sweet tea ubiquitous in India.
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Fringes and tassels were ubiquitous, decorating denim jackets and dresses, worn with embroidered cowboy boots.
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These images will be so ubiquitous, the details can't help but seep into our wardrobes.
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For example, picture-perfect posts extolling the virtues of "clean eating" are ubiquitous on Instagram.
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Nestlé signed a $7bn deal in May with Starbucks to distribute the ubiquitous chain's products.
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Soon, Saint Louis University students won't be able to avoid Amazon's near ubiquitous smart speakers.
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I mean, he is relentless, he is ubiquitous, he is out there all the time.
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The dish is so ubiquitous that shops sell the soup on nearly every street corner.
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Google became the most valuable internet brand through its ubiquitous search engine and smartphone software.
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But, the dress is so ubiquitous on the red carpet that it's nearly a cliché.
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Its stock price is strong, and its payment processor has gone from novelty to ubiquitous.
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Still, a recent workplace experiment in Wisconsin has shown how ubiquitous the technology could become.
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"Kawaii," which is pronounced kah-why-ee, is a ubiquitous word in the Japanese language.
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Meanwhile, Facebook has struggled to make Messenger bots the ubiquitous utility it was hoping for.
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But deeper down, there are even more complex ramifications of a near ubiquitous social network.
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Since 1970, when the Supreme Court ruled that they were permissible, they have become ubiquitous.
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"Scary, ridiculous depictions of science are still ubiquitous," Hochstrasser tells The Verge in an email.
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Violent protests become ubiquitous, and the National Guard is called in to pacify the situation.
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Mobile payments are both easy and ubiquitous in China, seamlessly bundled into social media apps.
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It's perhaps the most ubiquitous fashion one-liner of all time — and with good reason.
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After all, facial recognition is already fairly ubiquitous on everything from Facebook to Apple Animojis.
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Anyone who has been to Hong Kong knows how ubiquitous the Octopus payment card is.
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Paypal, the oldest and most ubiquitous commerce valet on the internet, shut her down next.
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So of course this ubiquitous social tool is also being used for distributing political messages.
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He also said that he believes it will be decades before autonomous cars are ubiquitous.
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Now that weed is increasingly decriminalized and ubiquitous, this makes for a whole new issue.
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Auto-rickshaws are a ubiquitous and low-cost transport option across many cities in India.
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Leaf-cutter ants are dominant herbivorous insects that are ubiquitous throughout Central and South America.
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There was talk of a "new space race" and changing the world with ubiquitous connectivity.
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Hell, even the format's name betrays its close tie to the company's once ubiquitous player.
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During my visit, those militia, piled into weaponized pickup trucks, were ubiquitous throughout the capital.
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Greater compute power and power efficiency has made deep learning algorithms ubiquitous in our world.
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That's a necessary half step, but it's not the final goal of creating ubiquitous computing.
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If you think about it, ubiquitous broadband should have led to the demise of GIFs.
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" He adds of the divisive, now-ubiquitous sneaker: "I hate to see small feet visually.
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Technology is all-powerful, sure, and perhaps the most ubiquitous application of the panopticon system.
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In an age of ubiquitous all-wheel drive, the M2 is rear-wheel drive only.
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As touchscreens become ubiquitous on devices, new ways to make and use them are emerging.
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The TV commercials for mesothelioma lawsuits are ubiquitous, partly because asbestos use was so widespread.
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These taste exactly like a particularly legendary triple-decker burger from a ubiquitous burger chain.
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Much of the credit would go to Mitch Cubberley and his briefly-ubiquitous Cubco bindings.
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Talking traffic signals still aren't ubiquitous, Sjunneson-Henry says, endangering blind and low-vision travelers.
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Being ubiquitous and essentially disposable, something to write with indelibly is almost always to hand.
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There are T-shirts, skinny jeans and, of course, plenty of his ubiquitous checked shirts.
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Given Britain's seemingly ubiquitous fear of immigration, support for the Leave campaign should be overwhelming.
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Los Angeles' ubiquitous sunshine didn't come out to play for the 2016 American Music Awards.
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Daydream is Google's attempt at a ubiquitous VR platform built into the Android mobile ecosystem.
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Whether voice-activated banking will take off would depend on how ubiquitous personal assistants are.
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Previously ubiquitous on social media and red carpets, Swift subsequently dropped out of public view.
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Countless New Yorkers have pondered the ubiquitous subway fliers for the mystic consultant named Keano.
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She was ubiquitous in their attack ads, appearing in over a third by the spring.
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Change driven by fundamental technological shifts: cheaper, more powerful hardware; nearly ubiquitous connectivity; cloud computing.
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And yet, forced arbitration clauses and class-action bans have become ubiquitous in consumer contracts.
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Internet celebrities themselves—the name wang hong means "Internet red"—are newly ubiquitous in China.
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"They like umeboshi," Ms. Song said, referring to the ubiquitous Japanese dish of pickled plums.
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For example, speedboats tend to be rudimentary combatants, but they are ubiquitous in offshore waters.
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" On television, female Presidents are ubiquitous: Cherry Jones on "24," Julia Louis-Dreyfus on "Veep.
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And technology is so ubiquitous that it's something we're going to have to grapple with.
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But he has sometimes declined to engage in the ubiquitous practice with camera-holding onlookers.
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Bicycle rickshaws are the quaintest and most ubiquitous of all the vehicles on Dhaka's streets.
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And not only are these diminutive, ubiquitous insects innumerable, they are also the ultimate survivors.
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"Hillary's Lies Matter" buttons pop up next to the more ubiquitous "Blue Lives Matter" ones.
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Jobs' major prediction from the 1996 Wired interview was that the web will be ubiquitous.
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The ubiquitous jingle of Salvation Army workers soliciting donations marks the holidays for many Americans.
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Hamon's ubiquitous picture of himself is the only work of art he has ever produced.
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The most popular substance in any energy product, caffeine is also ubiquitous in pre-workouts.
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Milkmen were ubiquitous in Britain, America, and other countries for much of the 20th century.
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"Our goal should be ubiquitous competition, not universal rate regulation," Pai wrote criticizing the plan.
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But the suggestion of an improper link is now ubiquitous, and it's not going away.
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Postering became more ubiquitous as a generation of graffiti and street artists came of age.
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You can get Slack, the ubiquitous office-chat program, to work on pretty much anything.
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The paintings read like parodies of the ubiquitous and unfortunately dubbed "Belfie," or butt selfie.
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Facebook used a similar strategy to become a ubiquitous utility with tentacles touching everyone's business.
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I believe the answer is to bake an offline availability indicator into a ubiquitous app.
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It will be interesting to see how ubiquitous Gorilla Glass 6 becomes — and how quickly.
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The message of the movement (of the slogan itself!) is that this problem is ubiquitous.
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Password sharing is a ubiquitous phenomenon, among romantic partners, friends, family members, and even strangers.
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"Most currency is so beautiful, and yet so ubiquitous that it's easily overlooked," Hiller notes.
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It's precisely because oversized shirts have become so ubiquitous that they've been all but overlooked.
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Our society has become so poisonous, so toxic, that such people are now utterly ubiquitous.
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It's become so ubiquitous as it's almost meaningless, or it's as horizontal as big data.
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This is a country where beauty pageants are ubiquitous, from schools to the armed forces.
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As smart-home technology becomes more ubiquitous, controlling it all can become a little unwieldy.
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The total containment technology is hidden but ubiquitous in New York City, Ms. Novotney added.
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Despite such evidence of what, for a repressive country, constitutes fashion experimentation, uniforms were ubiquitous.
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One of the first, most ubiquitous symptoms of the novel coronavirus illness is a fever.
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Collaboration is easier than ever with video conferencing technologies and synchronous communication tools becoming ubiquitous.
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Today, Grenco Science, which Folkerts founded in 2012*, has become ubiquitous in hip hop culture.
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The fact is that makeshift synagogues where Jews can gather to say Kaddish are ubiquitous.
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Also ubiquitous are the oil-stained newspaper pages that the meat skewers are wrapped in.
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And connectivity became fast, free, easy for you and ubiquitous to a whole new degree.
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It was the earliest known use of the soon-to-be-ubiquitous phrase on fleek.
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The neat rows of wicker chairs outside the ubiquitous cafes continued to buzz with patrons.
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The once ubiquitous Trump brand has become divisive since Mr. Trump entered the presidential campaign.
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At that time, investors saw ubiquitous threats to the nearly decade-long rally for stocks.
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"The Gambler" was ubiquitous, brought more accolades, and became a popular series of TV movies.
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Reusable, aluminum versions of the ubiquitous red party cups are about to hit the market.
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This Life The phrase has become so ubiquitous that we almost don't hear it anymore.
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The signature dish is taramasalata, the cured cod roe dip that is ubiquitous in Australia.
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And of all this, most ubiquitous in modern industrial society is that fear of unemployment.
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A ubiquitous appetizer at gatherings from Christmas to graduations to baptisms, patties are labor-intensive.
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But that skill will become less relevant if, as expected, battery-powered cars become ubiquitous.
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"The other important point is that these chemicals are ubiquitous in the environment," she added.
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"We'd like bond ETFs to be as ubiquitous as bonds and bond futures," Small said.
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That — plus increasingly autonomous drones — might chip away at the vision of ubiquitous drone jobs.
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I bought my SIM card at one of the ubiquitous 7-Elevens in the city.
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I would not recommend driving in Macau, nor riding one of the city's ubiquitous scooters.
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She has become a ubiquitous figure in ominous Fox News segments and GOP attack ads.
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"Vix is now ubiquitous, and it has no forecast value," he said in an interview.
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The application has become ubiquitous in modern life as a method of electronically exchanging money.
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It's not cybercrime, although the ubiquitous nature of electronic devices and connected networks poses vulnerabilities.
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HPV is a ubiquitous virus, the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States.
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Rap, of course, is as ubiquitous at fashion shows as graffiti motifs or American athletes.
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The honorific has since become ubiquitous throughout North America, Britain and the English-speaking world.
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We've still got a long way to go before HDMI 285's benefits become ubiquitous.
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Foldable laptops like these may eventually be ubiquitous, but it's certainly not happening this year.
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PopSockets says Amazon strong-armed it into unfavorable terms for selling its ubiquitous phone grips.
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Or the ubiquitous "Florida man" headlines that have inspired parodic Twitter accounts and trivia games.
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Even those who own the ubiquitous horses are wondering if they will have enough workers.
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The once-ubiquitous Mr. Low has disappeared, possibly holed up in a hotel in Shanghai.
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But nowadays, most such clauses involve an element of force, because they've become so ubiquitous.
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Your "Enforcer" headband won't support the ubiquitous chat system that other members love, for example.
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John Hickenlooper of Colorado wants to make apprenticeships ubiquitous in high schools around his state.
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Consumer indoor air-quality monitors are ubiquitous in Asia—as common as antipollution face masks.
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Thanks to Fitbit and Apple Watch, wrist wearables have become almost as ubiquitous as smartphones.
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These days, we've more or less abandoned the compact cameras that were ubiquitous decades ago.
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Her team decided to examine the potential of coffee because the beverage is so ubiquitous.
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Mr. Jenkins himself knew many men like Blue, who are ubiquitous in poor, black communities.
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These can make decent wines — Corsican terroir works its magic even on ubiquitous international grapes.
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This is the deadly, ubiquitous assault weapon favored by infantries, terrorists and rich American hobbyists.
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Moreover, ubiquitous Wi-Fi voice calling and a truly mesh network seem not far away.
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"No buying, no traveling, no losing to Japan," the now ubiquitous South Korean banners read.
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"No buying, no traveling, no losing to Japan," the now ubiquitous South Korean banners read.
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Good coffee, all but ubiquitous in the United States, hasn't really penetrated the Chinese market.
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Rabbits and squirrels, though quick, are ubiquitous and without particular stratagems and are frequently flattened.
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Wetherspoons is Britain's ubiquitous low-cost restaurant chain, like Applebee's, but with pints of ale.
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But while protests were only an occasional occurrence at first, in 2016 they've become ubiquitous.
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Shiva Ayyadurai has controversially claimed that he invented the ubiquitous service in the late 1970s.
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The visual of the witch on a broomstick is so ubiquitous as to be benign.
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Noise-induced hearing loss is increasingly recognized as a ubiquitous — and entirely preventable — health threat.
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While the iPhone appears to be ubiquitous in the U.S., other brands are more prevalent internationally.
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Team a zip-up with tailored trousers to take on 2016's most ubiquitous trend: athleisure.
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Back then, it was hard to imagine what a ubiquitous and important thing it would become.
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But smart speakers pose just as real – if not as ubiquitous – a threat to consumer privacy.
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Meanwhile, we are told that this "ubiquitous surveillance" is emerging primarily from our own "voluntary" choices.
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Collimated jets of matter are ubiquitous in our universe, from galaxies down to spinning neutron stars.
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But while they are becoming more ubiquitous every day, most smart devices are a bit impersonal.
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It also called for a dramatic overhaul in how the federal government regulates these ubiquitous chemicals.
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As WhatsApp becomes ubiquitous in the nation, the service is increasingly mutating to serve additional needs.
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Even if they're not based on real people, they're so ubiquitous it seems they are real.
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This is a surprising result given that exomoons are guaranteed to be ubiquitous across the cosmos.
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The Q8 is not underpowered, and it sports a version of ZF's ubiquitous 8-speed transmission.
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"And they must immediately consider stricter firearms control strategies before similar killings could reach ubiquitous levels."
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But it wasn't until the end of that decade that they began to become nearly ubiquitous.
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YouTube has become a ubiquitous part of our online world, one where privacy is an issue.
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Or perhaps it was a more sinister attempt at product placement for the ubiquitous coffee chain?
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However ubiquitous these movies are, comic books have been the source material for some great films.
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Yet we are always hearing about how AI is so accessible now, so flexible, so ubiquitous.
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Where do we go next, now that the notch has become nearly ubiquitous on smartphone screens?
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Even Pukie, while known, was hardly the ubiquitous mascot some critics make him out to be.
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The world has moved on as ubiquitous connectivity, cloud storage, and streaming media became the norm.
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For those with comfortable incomes, living in cities or suburbs, connectivity and information can seem ubiquitous.
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For years, employees and human-resources professionals spoke of the ubiquitous desire for ''work-family balance.
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And, finally, get creative when thinking about new categories for insurance products before they become ubiquitous.
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The ubiquitous playground fixture joined this year's list of inductees into the Toy Hall of Fame.
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Gone are the days of ubiquitous middle class manufacturing jobs and they will never come back.
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A surplus of stores are fighting for survival as the ubiquitous discount signs attest, he said.
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The ubiquitous ingredient can be found in a wide range of dishes, from savory to sweet.
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The Duchampian idea of the readymade as the ubiquitous condition of our lives is so prescient.
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Over the course of a single generation in South Korea, degrees have become close to ubiquitous.
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Pizza Hut has updated its delivery pouch in hopes of solving the ubiquitous "lukewarm pie" problem.
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And the company certainly deserves kudos for turning the once ubiquitous port into a distinguishing feature.
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In the modelsphere, she's the whole package, and has become ubiquitous on runways, editorials, and more.
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WhatsApp, the free text-messaging service owned by social media platform Facebook, is ubiquitous throughout Mexico.
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Many blame social media for these incidents, and especially WhatsApp, which is ubiquitous on Indian mobiles.
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Why bother with an extra app just to get online, now that internet connections are ubiquitous?
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The idea is not just ubiquitous in economics courses; it is also a favourite of policymakers.
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Smartphones, which have become ubiquitous in recent years, make it easy to subscribe to streaming services.
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They're a ubiquitous symbol for marine paleontology, and there's even a Pokémon named after them, Omanyte.
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Uber and Lyft may have changed lives in the Big American City, but they're hardly ubiquitous.
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While crowd noise is ubiquitous in traditional sports, pro gamers are mostly shielded from outside distraction.
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Yes, it's just an emoji, but we deserve representation in such a ubiquitous form of communication.
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Least popular was "midtown uniform," a look so ubiquitous that it has its own Instagram account .
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Encryption is an essential and ubiquitous security tool, and weakening it undermines everyday Internet users' security.
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The parallels between the Mississippi saga and the monetary experiments following the 2008 crisis are ubiquitous.
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The 19823-year-old font family, with its sans-serif shapes and clean corners, is ubiquitous.
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No deals are more ubiquitous this season than the amazing offer on a big-screen HDTV.
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But a peek into the early days of the now-ubiquitous device reveals a startling truth.
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After the bombshell comes an "apology" letter — now the accused's ubiquitous and perfunctory mechanism for responding.
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Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You" is so ubiquitous, it's hard to imagine anyone else singing it.
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So, is the fox's cunning sex appeal the reason why it's become such a ubiquitous eponym?
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Fried clams and the rustic roadside shacks that sling them are ubiquitous on coastal New England.
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According to The Washington Post, the ubiquitous Grumpy Cat made as much as $42,400 in 2014.
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They certainly expected the thousands of billboards adorned by Shah Rukh Khan, a ubiquitous Bollywood star.
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Not only are airline rankings becoming more ubiquitous but their use to business passengers is limited.
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And it has been fueled by the destabilizing, ubiquitous presence of a truth-averse Donald Trump.
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Their residents often seem perplexed by the ubiquitous nature of crowdfunding in the American medical ecosystem.
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However, it's not yet clear whether these patches are ubiquitous or exist solely around the equator.
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This once ubiquitous chemical has been taken out of many antibacterial soaps over the last year.
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HONG KONG — In China, cheap smartphones made by relatively obscure companies aping branded designs are ubiquitous.
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Ikea furnishings are part of our everyday lives, as ubiquitous as air, and just as invisible.
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While service speed displays are ubiquitous in tennis stadiums, they are rarely available for training sessions.
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However, because it is ubiquitous in our everyday lives, most people don't realize its incredible importance.
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I mean, think about it, right, the computing fabric is getting more distributed and more ubiquitous.
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Subscription boxes have become so ubiquitous — I pass by plenty on my building's doorstep each day.
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The Internet has evolved into a ubiquitous channel of political communication and radically democratized public discourse.
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"The more pervasive the politics of nationalism, the more ubiquitous fake news will be," he said.
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Ubiquitous though they may be, the humble modern toothbrush is nothing to be taken for granted.
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Earth's bad vitals are prominent and ubiquitous, rendered undisputable by robust, multiply redundant multi-instrument observations.
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They want Casper to be a ubiquitous global brand, like the "Nike of sleep, " says Krim.
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It is now a "ubiquitous and pervasive part of the digital information ecosystem," the report said.
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Like on the ships, sinks are ubiquitous in an effort to avoid giant, contained germ cesspools.
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"E-cigs have become an almost ubiquitous -- and dangerous -- trend among teens," Gottlieb said in September.
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As there are more issues caused by ubiquitous drone use, the drone-blocking industry is growing.
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He has been nearly as ubiquitous as Cena since both men debuted in the early 2000s.
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You can never be too careful in the age of ubiquitous electronic surveillance and vindictive pricks.
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Image: YouTube ScreenshotThere are few cartoon tropes as ubiquitous as killing ants with a magnifying glass.
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When these technologies became ubiquitous, he felt the need to process their impact on his life.
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It's tough to pinpoint precisely when "Africa" became as ubiquitous a meme as it is now.
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Orange became ubiquitous in Mexico's post-NAFTA, neoliberal '90s and, for Smith, came to represent consumerism.
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They settle on claiming responsibility for the invention of the ubiquitous, but humble Post-it Note.
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I thought it was a ubiquitous-but-awful Soviet dish of pure stodge, made with rice.
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Gambling at "pachinko" pinball parlors, ubiquitous throughout Japan, is also tolerated despite its legally ambiguous status.
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Rapper and ubiquitous mogul Jay Z is launching a venture capital fund, according to multiple sources.
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It was Apple's best chance to create a product that, like the iPhone, became truly ubiquitous.
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Even then, though, economists think that it could very well only less ubiquitous, emerging market currencies.
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Emblematic of this growth are the ubiquitous cranes soaring over the city's legally set height limits.
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Many of the services that are ubiquitous today were still in their infancy 10 years ago.
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Humming oil pumps stood near his school's playground, and propaganda posters stressing steady production were ubiquitous.
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Deep-fried candy bars are a fairly ubiquitous treat at fairs and boardwalks across the nation.
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Cigarettes are ubiquitous in "Blade Runner" — but today people have switched to e-cigarettes and vapes.
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"Because it's so ubiquitous, it's very hard to diversify away from climate risk," she told me.
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And there is no TV tuned to CNBC, the financial news hub ubiquitous on trading floors.
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American reality television has, in recent years, become so ubiquitous and hypertrophied as to be staid.
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Evangelicalism is one of the poorest defined political and religious terms, yet it is ubiquitous today.
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In the wild, you might not perceive a license plate at all; they're ubiquitous, random, boring.
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Ubiquitous plastic extends beyond our surroundings—and invades our guts—through what we eat and drink.
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It was easy, rather than the modem ... It was fast, free, easy for you and ubiquitous.
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Charlie: [Screams internally] What has me most rattled about this is how ubiquitous Cisco's technology is.
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The ubiquitous smartphone and sharper technology are facilitating an industry of snooping on people's daily habits.
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He has been a ubiquitous presence at Monk competitions, but did not attend this year's event.
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Pecan trees are ubiquitous in the South, making pecan pie a prized and classic dessert there.
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This is MySpace and pre-YouTube and pre video being so ubiquitous, certainly user-generated video.
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While radio might seem like an antiquated technology, it's actually a ubiquitous part of modern life.
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This buffer from a ubiquitous permanent record is especially important for the exploratory phase of youth.
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The fungus is ubiquitous on a healthy human body; it colonizes the skin shortly after birth.
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But I was honestly shocked at how difficult it was to find this once-ubiquitous sandwich.
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In almost every situation where something is loud, obnoxious and seemingly ubiquitous, resistance is an option.
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The payloads include constellations of telecommunications satellites that would provide the world with ubiquitous internet access.
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In turn, he had Coach's once-ubiquitous 'double C' logo stenciled onto the models' punkish hair.
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Statues of Chiang, once ubiquitous in Taiwan, are gradually being moved to a park in Taoyuan.
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Coleman's ubiquitous green camp stove has been a mainstay of campgrounds since your grandparents were kids.
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The update on last season's ubiquitous puffer: Swap a nylon version for one in supple leather.
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Despite the title "Feel Good Food," the book is not plugged into the ubiquitous "wellness" trend.
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That trait, captured in the ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On," steadies the country even now.
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And most people in urban centers don't use cash anyway -- mobile payment apps are near-ubiquitous.
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Some apartment-building residents barricaded the doors of their towers with China's ubiquitous ride-share bikes.
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Music festivals are becoming bigger and more ubiquitous than ever, with more — and more diverse — lineups.
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Happily, says Mr Harvey, although face recognition is spreading, it is not yet ubiquitous—or perfect.
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It was a somewhat weird reminder of how ubiquitous and all-encompassing the site has become.
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One of these is the fear that age discrimination is so ubiquitous as to be paralyzing.
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Gambling here is, in a word, ubiquitous, and the only limit for bettors is their imagination.
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"Because we work with some of the biggest brands, like the most ubiquitous household name brands."
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As ubiquitous as mosaicism may be, it's still easy to overlook — and surprisingly hard to document.
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The trend of electric-powered cars has grown far beyond hybrids like the ubiquitous Toyota Prius.
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Aside from nouveau, his budget-priced, reliably fruity Beaujolais, packaged with bright floral labels, was ubiquitous.
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And the authorities have long turned a blind eye to gambling in Japan's ubiquitous pachinko parlors.
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Grand operas by Meyerbeer are now treated as curiosities, yet during his lifetime they were ubiquitous.
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The ubiquitous sprinklers we used to water our gardens in the dry winter are no more.
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But now there was a new technology: Video cameras had become ubiquitous among people of means.
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Astrology is ubiquitous on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and in downloadable workshops, classes, and Webinars.
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The company has become a ubiquitous mobile payment app, especially for people under 30 years old.
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Certainly, the ubiquitous custom of designers collaborating with mass-market labels bears out Ms. Cronberg's observation.
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Facebook boasts more than 2 billion users, making it perhaps the world's most ubiquitous social network.
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What kind of wealth-tech will be ubiquitous in 2030 — and what may be phased out?
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It will also be able to deliver ubiquitous connectivity with greater reliability and lower power consumption.
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Now, those products are ubiquitous and central to the health care ambitions of major tech companies.
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It's obvious that Amazon is trying to make its Alexa personal assistant as ubiquitous as possible.
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The Medela Freestyle Flex's pump parts are compatible with the ubiquitous Medela Pump In Style Advanced.
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It's slightly more expensive than the ubiquitous Echo Dot… but it has a built-in clock!
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"We see plastics in our neighborhoods, in our riverbeds and streams -- it is ubiquitous," Lierman said.
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As information technology has become ubiquitous, privacy has become a real concern for the average American.
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He is both ubiquitous and obscure, a cipher who pops up in the most unexpected places.
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Its spectacular subject has been a legend for decades, his songs ubiquitous, his stage presence iconic.
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Ubiquitous plastic extends beyond our surroundings — and invades our guts — through what we eat and drink.
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Top hats, which had been ubiquitous in earlier years, were considered formal wear by the 1890s.
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Because they were expensive and computers far from ubiquitous, they were largely confined to research institutes.
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A look at the daily lives of immigrants who make the city's ubiquitous Chinese restaurants possible.
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If you throw a baseball very hard for a living, blisters are a ubiquitous workplace hazard.
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The fainting couchers are ubiquitous on today's campus — and they appear to be getting their way.
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Tarsila replaced the ubiquitous European depiction of the nude female bather with a Brazilian black woman.
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Breast implants are the number one cosmetic surgery procedure—forget fighters, it's just a ubiquitous operation.
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The device is ubiquitous in our country, carried by those with asthma or life-threatening allergies.
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But in the next three decades, Excel would become ubiquitous, from Wall Street to small businesses.
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In this version of the future, the once-ubiquitous résumé has been ousted by the experience graph.
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Or, at least, the people want a female character who is as consistent and ubiquitous as Bond.
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That will come with consequences as the tech becomes cheaper, more ubiquitous and widespread in other sectors.
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Unoriginal or not, it was perhaps inevitable OnePlus would shift to the now ubiquitous "glass sandwich" design.
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One of the most ubiquitous features of the internet is the ability to link to content elsewhere.
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Trump went for the tried and true: the unfashionable yet ubiquitous simple pleasure of the Big Mac.
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But as this technology matures and becomes more ubiquitous, it's something the industry needs to think about.
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Neurala is partnering with a major ubiquitous automotive brand, but declined to publicly disclose the company's name.
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And mobile payments are not yet ubiquitous in America the way they are in parts of Europe.
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But the knowledge that they aren't reflective of women's experiences of menstruation is, unfortunately, not as ubiquitous.
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A ubiquitous, bloom-forming phytoplankton known as Emiliania huxleyi is plagued by a virus known as EhV.
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Some of the ubiquitous blue and white taxis are rattling Soviet-era Ladas built in the 1980s.
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On-demand parking app SpotHero wants to be ready for the day when autonomous vehicles are ubiquitous.
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What will the future be like when advertising becomes more ubiquitous in our day-to-day lives?
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Would only a passing mention about this ubiquitous topic of conversation be considered contact "about" the election?
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Social media has become ubiquitous, especially in highly urban areas like Mexico City, where smartphones are commonplace.
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And every so often, the ubiquitous fast food chain looks to reinvent invent itself for the times.
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WIBC's current lineup also includes Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, a Pence friend who's ubiquitous at Indiana political events.
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We, including our tireless, ubiquitous ad and PR team, love our show, and hope you do too.
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Ubiquitous tools like YouTube, eBooks, digital sheet music and digital flashcards are becoming staples of music-learning.
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They're ubiquitous in daily life, showing up everywhere from crowded subways to coffee shops and waiting rooms.
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There's evidence on social media that voters denied their ubiquitous "I voted" sticker were none too pleased.
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One was the ubiquitous Intel Atom low-power processor, which sometimes struggled with handling basic computer multitasking.
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The third is billionaire PayPal founder, Gawker litigator, ubiquitous venture capitalist, and contrarian Trump advisor, Peter Thiel.
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And all throughout my time in Hong Kong, it was painfully clear how ubiquitous the surveillance was.
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The commercials for the Psychic Readers Network were ubiquitous and Miss Cleo was practically a household name.
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The European Union's top court says website owners could face legal risk over Facebook's ubiquitous "Like" buttons.
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Additional opportunities range from health care to smart cities, as 5G networks become more advanced and ubiquitous.
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Voguing is now ubiquitous in pop culture, appearing everywhere from Beyoncé's music videos to Paris fashion week.
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Finally, these artists help us navigate these ubiquitous machines and consider their potential as well as limitations.
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"In the mid-1990s just hosting a site wasn't as ubiquitous as it is today," says Kubasko.
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The new system still makes mistakes, but these are now relatively rare, where once they were ubiquitous.
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The speech was a hodgepodge of quotes from the Bible, Pope Francis and the ubiquitous Golden Rule.
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Restaurants, including the Turkish chain Mado, have arrived, often opening in the city's increasingly ubiquitous shopping malls.
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Smartphones are now ubiquitous in the developed world, and big-money ideas are harder to come by.
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But it seems very uncertain exactly when really this is going to be something that is ubiquitous.
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And current acceptance of the practice will only make it more ubiquitous over time, Whelan told Recode.
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Facebook could grow so big and ubiquitous, it might even become a utility -- publicly owned and operated.
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For anyone using the internet in the late 1990s and early 2000s, AOL Instant Messenger was ubiquitous.
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Unfortunately, along the way, it's impossible to make everyone happy—and critics and naysayers will be ubiquitous.
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But when it brings in all the friends, businesses, and developers, good ideas turn into ubiquitous utilities.
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After her death, arbitrary cliques and clichés matter less than the ubiquitous loss haunting the student body.
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Slack, the ubiquitous workplace messaging tool, on Friday filed to go public via a direct stock listing.
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Sal Frieland (Owen) is a detective in a world where augmented reality implants are ubiquitous and unquestioned.
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We are painted in the minds of a global audience as some form of ubiquitous intelligence presence.
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The language is significantly more conversational and the now ubiquitous #Ad warning is nowhere to be found.
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"These ingredients are ubiquitous," says Nina Botto, assistant professor of dermatology at University of California, San Francisco.
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The story could be a harbinger of things to come when voice becomes more and more ubiquitous.
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Gene sequencing used to be the work of years; soon enough it may be ubiquitous and quotidian.
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Playboi Carti's addictive single "Magnolia" has been a ubiquitous song throughout clubs and parties all summer long.
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They share the same ubiquitous, citrusy mane, yes, but they also share a deep love for clothes.
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The three designers' very different works illuminate various phases of an often opaque yet ubiquitous global industry.
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Uber is already ubiquitous; easy-to-rent dockless bicycles are spreading; battery-powered scooters will be next.
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With the increasingly ubiquitous 4K standard on its way, that number will only grow more and more.
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Because the five trends ahead — what we're calling the most ubiquitous of 2017 — are anything but boring.
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"Pachinko" pinball parlors, ubiquitous in Japanese towns and cities, are also tolerated despite their legally gray status.
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As cars got heavier, faster, more comfortable, and more ubiquitous, communities were designed to cater to them.
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Over the last several years, Yubico has become close to ubiquitous in the field of hardware authentication.
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A handful (but regrettably a rather sad one) of classic films is available on the ubiquitous Netflix.
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In recent years, the once-ubiquitous programs have become a security liability as updates have been deprioritized.
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Grappling with how to control kids' internet access and screen time has become a ubiquitous parenting issue.
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It's the same with almost every major website for one simple reason: The ubiquitous advertising technology industry.
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Further, these findings suggest that sexual fantasies are not, in fact, ubiquitous, as previous writings have suggested.
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And since the Industrial Revolution, machines have become ubiquitous, a practically invisible backdrop to the macroscopic world.
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The ubiquitous image of the atom bomb is the inciting or concluding event; the fallout is technology.
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Experts have struggled to explain why, exactly, spy cam porn has become so ubiquitous in South Korea.
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The exhibition ultimately aims to explore the simultaneously camouflaged, yet ubiquitous role of punk within culture today.
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The company believes drones will become a ubiquitous tool, much like the camcorder was in the 1990s.
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While everyone's Tumblr page can look different, the Radar, highlighted here on the right, is pretty ubiquitous.
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Smartphones are the most relevant example, astonishing us every day with how ubiquitous the devices have become.
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The app, produced by GlamRoks, even has shots of her fiancé Rob Kardashian (ubiquitous ball cap included).
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