Definition of ubiquity
: presence everywhere or in many places especially simultaneously : omnipresence
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Anyone who has thumbed a local climbing guidebook has seen the name Fred Beckey, who earned his ubiquity by being the first to climb dozens, if not hundreds of peaks in the Northwest.
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The ubiquity of the phenomenon has frequently been masked by annual measures of income and spending or one-time snapshots of savings and debt that fail to capture fluctuations week to week or month to month.
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What's fueling Esports' campus popularity is the ubiquity of video games.
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Perhaps Microsoft will get a boost from Mixer’s ubiquity in the Windows 10/Xbox ecosystem though.
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The ubiquity of tech forecast in Johnny Mnemonic had come largely to pass (though in a less gross way) and the ability to actually live inside the Internet was a real thing thanks to globe-spanning role-playing games.
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Given Facebook’s ubiquity and most people’s reliance on a single e-mail address, the harvest could be quite rich.
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