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Some would argue that the ubiquitous headless body shots serve to protect the privacy of the people in the photos.

The fear is that if they became ubiquitous, they might damage living creatures, people included, by interfering with the way cells work.

The two aviation giants agree on one other thing: the industry will not get a successor to its ubiquitous short-haul workhorses, the 737 and the A320, for more than a decade.

Vacuoles are ubiquitous in the plant kingdom.

Although POP is ubiquitous, IMAP is the better choice for handling mail in many cases.

Patterns are ubiquitous in our world - both in nature and all human endeavors; software engineering is no exception.

Sometimes he shows up unannounced, wearing a large black turban, long-tailed tunic, and baggy pants, with a scarf over his nose and mouth against the ubiquitous dust.

If you can show how pervasive it is, you reinforce and justify the Foucauldian idea that power is, as I've said, an insidious and ubiquitous mode of circulating knowledge.

These examples use three implementations of the ubiquitous stock quote service.

Sooner or later, the ubiquitous pessimist will confront the rational optimist with his two trump CARDS: Africa and climate.

In general, researchers know what they'll find—Escherechia (including the ubiquitous microbial Everyman, E. coli) in the bowel, lactobacilli in the vagina and staphylococcus on the skin.

Long queues for public telephones have almost disappeared and been replaced by the ubiquitous mobile phone.

They are still ubiquitous, but find less favour than they used to because of the very stability and persistence that won them plaudits in the first place.

So what are today's precursors? I think there's just one: the ubiquitous web.

I want to make this ubiquitous.

So SOA 2.0 will leverage this ubiquitous, secure, robust platform for widespread data sharing - it really will be the Web of everything.

Finally, inasmuch as this new ubiquitous face of the Web is public, it will shape the nature of the public spaces we work, shop, do politics, and socialize in.