Still, thanks to ubiquitous government subsidies, the manufacture of wind and solar generators is a vibrant business.
"The new regulations increasing oversight of foreign funding for Chinese NGOs is an example of how ubiquitous government oversight is, " says Thomson of The Nixon Center.
Second, financial grants and subsidized loans to students are ubiquitous, mostly coming from the federal government.
Email disclaimers, those wordy notices at the end of emails from lawyers, bankers, analysts, consultants, publicists, tax advisers and even government employees, have become ubiquitous so much so that many recipients, and even senders, are questioning their purpose.
For starters, the government has set up the "Ubiquitous Dream Hall" -- a dreamily named showcase of the future home, complete with robot butler and a refrigerator that orders any missing food items on the spot.
Twelve months ago, ubiquitous euphoria led to dancing in the streets when the coalition government took power.
The issue is particularly sensitive for young government employees who went to college when Facebook was already ubiquitous on campus.
However ubiquitous, Tata's trucks faced a problem after the Indian government began reforms that opened the Indian economy in 1991: the huge cyclical swings in demand typical for commercial vehicles.
Note: The government will very likely step in long before Facebook credits become a ubiquitous form of currency.
The grand-daddy of Internet services is Minitel, the ubiquitous on-line data service created by France Telecom (an arm of the government) in 1978-82.
The sound of jazz from Shanghai's ubiquitous dancing halls, which had once permeated the city until the then new Communist government put a stop to it, has returned after decades of silence.
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