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Meanings of most ubiquitous in English

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Usage of most ubiquitous in English
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Perhaps the most ubiquitous nickname is also the least concrete: cyberspace.
Wired
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The most ubiquitous presence in modern society is the television set.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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Take silicon solar cells, the most ubiquitous and recognizable form of photovoltaic generations today.
Wired
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The antioxidant story is one of the most ubiquitous health claims of the nutritionists.
The Guardian
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The most ubiquitous hashtag accompanying the calls for protest is "prepare the nooses".
The Guardian
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Of all the influences on our health and well-being, chronic stress is among the most ubiquitous.
BBC
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Path integration is one of the oldest and most ubiquitous navigation strategies in the animal kingdom.
Pubmed
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WHAT'S the most ubiquitous vehicle on the road.
The Irish Times
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Carabiners Carabiners are among the most ubiquitous pieces of gear for climbers and undergo constant wear.
Climbing Magazine
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Suharto family tests Indonesia political comeback on strongman's legacy YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia It was Indonesia's most ubiquitous smile.
Reuters
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One of the most ubiquitous features of the internet is the ability to link to content elsewhere.
Wired
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Windows 1.0 The world's most ubiquitous operating system was not always so.
Wired
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The threesome is one of the most ubiquitous sexual acts -but just how often is it actually happening?
News.com.au
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Beyond the anguish is, often, simply bafflement: How did the most ubiquitous man in America for eight years virtually disappear?
NY Magazine
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NZPC community liaison Ahi Wi-Hongi says Cracker was far and away the most ubiquitous platform, both for clients and workers.
Radio NZ
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But since Square's payment machines are the most ubiquitous by far, it is therefore the biggest clogger of my inbox.
Wired
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