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thank you. if it's in the Bible belt, all of the wild behavior is ubiquitous. thank you for coming to my TED talk

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"So you have their ubiquity, and you have this suddenly seeming epidemic of insanely, insanely thin celebrities..."

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Poaceae, also called Gramineae, is a large and nearly ubiquitous family of monocotyledonous flowering plants commonly known as true grasses.

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"That distinction belongs to this rather ubiquitous looking set of nails."

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"It's really astounding how such a delicate and fleeting fruit has become so ubiquitous but is so rarely done justice."

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He did, however, miss the warmth of his sister's once ubiquitous affection—something she had not lavished upon him as often since his coming to Hogwarts.

corvusdraconis, "One Step Forward, Two Decades Back"

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The warmth was ubiquitous and right, and she wanted to do nothing more than snuggle in and lie in forever.

corvusdraconis, "Cuddles"

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Sand had become ubiquitous in his life. There even seemed to be sand in his soap that added just a bit of friction when washing that wasn't altogether bad.

corvusdraconis and Dragon_and_the_rose, "Ripples in the Sand"

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She rolls her eyes, reaching into the fridge and popping the top on a ubiquitous brown bottle. “Surprise, it’s a Coors.”

morriganmercy, "Good Reason"

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If you're older than 30, you probably remember one of the most ubiquitous pop songs and dance crazes of all time: the Macarena.

Coley Reed, "The Real Story of How A Quirky Spanish-Language Pop Song Dominated The '90s," Ranker

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It had been a series of posts from political administration to the ever-ubiquitous military campaigns. All men were expected to serve at least ten years in the military to be considered a man at all, and there was no office appointment for one who had not demonstrated their muster in the greatest and most glorious military might of Rome.

corvusdraconis and Dragon_and_the_Rose, "Ominous Octobere Collection 2023: Vampires, Week Two Challenge"

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They'd been so ubiquitous to vampires that Muggle books and cinema liked to dress their fictional vampires in opera capes as a standard operating procedure. He found that quite amusing.

corvusdraconis and Dragon_and_the_Rose, "Dressed To Impress"

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It had been a big success in helping those parents to connect with their magical children—getting to see a little bit of the wonder that held their children captive with its literal magic and ubiquitous splendour outside of Diagon Alley.

corvusdraconis and Dragon_and_the_rose, "It's Not What You Think" (Mrs Figg and Eighth Year)

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Ubiquitous: Men wore gloves when outdoors, especially when walking or visiting friends.

Query: did regency era men wear gloves

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It may have taken longer than innovators of the pre-Internet era expected, but the ubiquity of visual calls proves—and perhaps exceeds—their audacious goals.

Francine Uenuma, "Video Chat Is Helping Us Stay Connected in Lockdown. But the Tech Was Once a 'Spectacular Flop,'" time.com

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Chocolate that had been spread all around Hogwarts as ubiquitous as spring's return of colour and pollen.

corvusdraconis, "Spring Ahead"

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Sanguini had no servants that I could discern—save for the ubiquitous arachnids that seemed to be everywhere in the DoM. There was no signature presence of house elves.

-corvusdraconis, "Not the Best Choice"