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Meanings of so ubiquitous in English

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Usage of so ubiquitous in English
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It's so ubiquitous that we've all become numb to what's going on.
News.com.au
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Rowling: so ubiquitous, influential and popular -the thought seems absurd.
The Irish Times
3
His network of beggars was so ubiquitous that they saw everything worth seeing.
Mass Effect: Deception
4
The cultural phenomenon so ubiquitous it was runner-up for Australian word of the year.
The Guardian
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Perhaps this is another reason why humiliation now seems so ubiquitous throughout the media.
The Guardian
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If its marketing became so ubiquitous that it took on an oppressively authoritarian air.
The Guardian
7
Drones and Google Earth have made aerial photography so ubiquitous as to be boring.
Wired
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Because water is so ubiquitous we tend to overlook what an extraordinary substance it is.
A short history of nearly everything
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Perfect has become so ubiquitous, now we crave reality.
News.com.au
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The stories are so ubiquitous that you're almost surprised when it doesn't happen to you.
Ebony
11
No technology has ever become so ubiquitous so fast.
The new yorker
12
In the hands of the latter, it has become so ubiquitous as to achieve symbolic status.
The Irish Times
13
How did music come to be so ubiquitous?
Radio NZ
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Hinds complained last month that central testing was so ubiquitous that children were doing homework for Sats.
The Guardian
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It's one of the basic forms of virtualization, so ubiquitous as to go unnoticed by most non-programmers.
The book of xen
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They didn't used to be so ubiquitous.
Radio NZ
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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