She also conducts three in-depth case studies that support her contention that domestically and militarily weak leaders appear more costly to coerce than overthrow and, as long as they remain ubiquitous, foreign-imposed regime change is likely to endure.
In this regime of ubiquitous digital surveillance, the "incidental" capture of American user data is just noise in a data set.
This familiar theater of intransigence — a staple of South Florida life at least since the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961, when C.I.A.-backed Cuban exiles tried to overthrow the new Communist regime — is ubiquitous.
A heavy-handed response to protest is the ubiquitous action of a dying regime.
This was no longer possible when cryptography became ubiquitous and the export control regime lapsed.
Earth's legal regimes are nationally-driven, but Off-Planet legal regimes should be more ubiquitous, without regard to national jurisdictions.
Such support for the wall makes a mockery of the hundreds who were killed trying to escape and the thousands who opposed the regime and the invidious, ubiquitous Stasi, or secret police, that underpinned the dictatorship.
Government land is ubiquitous.
The East Berlin regime was propped up not only by its ubiquitous secret police and a huge network of informers, but also by a monolithic control of the media and repressive capabilities ranging from the subtle to the brutal.
