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“The new system called the Ubiquitous Library or simply known as U-Library is very suitable for students who are taking the distance learning programme PJJ.”
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“Appearance: Ubiquitous, which is Latin for "full of old bus tickets".”
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“The project, entitled Ubiquitous, dissects a single six-foot wide tree branch into about two dozen pieces, the meticulously places them in jars to create this optical illusion.”
“This work, titled Ubiquitous, is by New York artist”
“This work, titled Ubiquitous, is by New York artist Naoko Ito.”
“In DDD, this vocabulary is called the Ubiquitous Language.”
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varunkv –adjective
existing or being everywhere, esp. at the same time; omnipresent: ubiquitous fog; ubiquitous little ants. Aug 14, 2009
cathybullock It's everywhere! Aug 6, 2009