One possible reason for our entrenched attitudes is the ubiquitous use of the word "antioxidants" in adverts proclaiming the health benefits of various foods and drinks.
The absence of a concerted drive to help these young people reflects the prevailing attitude towards the ubiquitous gangs of street children in Bogota.
The purpose of the present study was to examine the effects of English proficiency (low vs. high) and material presentation mode (single channel vs. dual channel) on English listening comprehension, cognitive load and learning attitude in a ubiquitous learning environment.
Properly prepped, you might want to walk to 414 Soundbar (414 Third Avenue N; 612-333-0363; www.414soundbar.com), a club that has that ubiquitous Euro-throb, but not much attitude to go with it.
Mr. Shabazz's well-recognized contribution, though not his only one, is his visual record of the 1980s, when he immortalized urban style and attitudes "before rap made them large," as the ubiquitous Fab 5 Freddy puts it here.
What's more, deliberations on Kendall's attitude and demeanor, and not her ability, have become ubiquitous.
The prevalence of the devices poses problems for head teachers, whose attitude towards the technology has hardened as it has become ubiquitous.
In an effort to pass the buck, I explained Ally's unfortunate attitudes about her mother and the work ethic generally on Disney and the ubiquitous Disney Princess cabal.
Called Computer's World it features six installations that offer atypical views on the ubiquitous machines we share our lives on and with, aiming to playfully jolt us out of our complacent attitudes towards these various technologies.
Can it help explain the rise of the meme and our increasingly lax attitude toward notions of authorship and origins, the way something on the Internet begins to seem ubiquitous and ambient, as if it had always just been there?
Capital controls are ubiquitous.
