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Meanings of as ubiquitous in English

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Usage of as ubiquitous in English
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The technology could one day become as ubiquitous as the bar code.
Wired
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This is unlikely to change until Thunderbolt becomes as ubiquitous as USB.
Wired
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GPS is integrated into so many devices today, it's as ubiquitous as cellphones.
Wired
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Aside from matzoh or challah, few Jewish foods were as ubiquitous.
97 orchard: an edible history of five immigrant families in one ...
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No other writer was as sought after, as ubiquitous, as celebrated.
The book of murder
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Penn is as ubiquitous in comic-book franchises as Bryan Singer or Zack Snyder.
The Guardian
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But as ubiquitous as smartphones may be, sales of new devices are slowing down.
Wired
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He was as ubiquitous as the air or the sky.
Here are Ladies
9
An unlikely dessert is on its way to becoming as ubiquitous as the croissant.
The Irish Times
10
It may also become as ubiquitous as the original Beetle.
Wired
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But among the Knights Equitable insubordination was as ubiquitous as fleas in the bedrolls.
Wizardborn
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The female love object is as ubiquitous in Hollywood as is her two-dimensional character.
News.com.au
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Cell phones were as ubiquitous as Net connections were absent.
Wired
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But imagine if the stuff were as ubiquitous as steel.
Wired
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US: The election cycle in the United States has become as ubiquitous as round-the-clock news.
The Irish Times
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The Qashqai has become as ubiquitous as it is possible for a car to be.
The Irish Times
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