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1
Enter the fire diamond, the
now
ubiquitous
,
universally understood symbol of chemical safety.
2
It is a refreshing change from the
now
ubiquitous
distressed Brooklyn dive bar look.
3
The fact that smartphones are
now
ubiquitous
is the other big difference, it says.
4
The
now
ubiquitous
star rating system for reviews is infuriating.
5
DVD players -
now
ubiquitous
in North Korea -seem to have a special importance.
6
But the suggestion of an improper link is
now
ubiquitous
,
and it's not going away.
7
It's
now
ubiquitous
in nearly every cafe in Ireland.
8
It is worn with the
now
ubiquitous
beaded scarf in lime silk, €15.
9
Shopping malls are
now
ubiquitous
in just about every corner of the country except Manhattan.
10
Apps like Facebook and Facebook Messenger are
now
ubiquitous
.
11
Just a few days earlier, Facebook was sued over its
now
ubiquitous
"Like" button.
12
His Honest Tea is
now
ubiquitous
in stores.
13
Backup cameras, once a luxury, are
now
ubiquitous
.
14
Ritalin and Adderall,
now
ubiquitous
as academic pick-me-ups, are merely the first generation of brain boosters.
15
However, the threats are clearly more about sending a message than crippling the
now
ubiquitous
messaging platform.
16
Wells, single-handedly invented the time traveling genre, along with the
now
ubiquitous
term, "time machine."
now
ubiquitous
now