Since its launch one year ago, Facebook's On This Day feature has become popular in that world-conquering way only Facebook products become popular.
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However, Juul has become popular among young people, including teenagers.
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But it did become popular once the song came out.
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Another, which roughly translates to #dancing_isn't_a_crime, has also become popular.
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To become popular and famous, you need to act strange.
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Using drones for health care has become popular overseas, too.
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Travel hacking has become popular, especially in the United States.
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And there's another big reason Iceland has become popular: location.
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But the potato didn't just become popular among the poor.
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The combination has even become popular among the African clientele.
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Duck boats have become popular tourist attractions around the nation.
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To wield such influence, economic narratives must first become popular.
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In recent years, the tests have become popular holiday gifts.
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Schultz will need to become popular before he can fizzle.
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Why do you think waist training has become popular again?
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Why do certain breeds become popular in the first place?
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They have become popular as a quick way to list shares.
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The term "Judeo-Christian" did not become popular until the 1950s.
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With enough support a modern payment system could become popular globally.
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So, in the past few years, fasting diets have become popular.
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Social influence has a powerful effect on which songs become popular.
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When speculative and, especially, Ponzi financing become popular, economies are vulnerable.
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HIPSTER-STYLE Vietnamese food has become popular in Australia of late.
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Along with other cosmetic procedures, fillers have become popular holiday gifts.
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It has become popular thanks to liberal leaders like Vermont Sen.
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They have become popular casual meeting spaces and places to linger.
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Internationalized domain names, or IDNs, have become popular in recent years.
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The diets ranged over the span of what has become popular.
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Since its introduction, Marty has become popular among customers, mostly children.
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Confide had become popular with Republicans in Washington, D.C., as well.
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Biophilic design has become popular among architects wanting to combat air pollution.
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Populists don't become popular by talking about things people don't care about.
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In Taiwan, the drops have become popular for children with vision problems.
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Lately, such tours of urban dysfunction have become popular for new reasons.
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Fan-made video remixes of NBA content have become popular on YouTube.
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From risotto to gelato, Italian food has become popular around the world.
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You're a capitalist at a time when democratic socialists have become popular.
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The boutique hotel has become popular for its welcoming attitude toward cannabis.
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Live streaming of video game playing has become popular in recent years.
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But I'd say lately one line at a time has become popular.
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But yeah, they've opened the doors and have allowed basketball to become popular.
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He added that recently, gated communities and resort developments have also become popular.
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The program has become popular in recent years, especially for wealthy Chinese nationals.
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While risk analysis tools have become popular in the government, they're increasingly controversial.
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Crops had been threatened by diseases, and juice had become popular with consumers.
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The hashtag #PrayforKyoAni, as the studio is known among fans, has become popular.
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He's become popular for sure, with more than half a mil YouTube subscribers.
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Despite Republicans' opposition to Obamacare, it's become popular among white, college-educated voters.
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As records become popular again, so do bootlegs, according to several industry experts.
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With hoverboards, it's the general idea, not a specific manufacturer, that's become popular.
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Over the last few months, TikTok has also become popular in the United States.
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In Japan, otters have become popular as pets, social media influencers and television stars.
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Over the years, L'Avenue has become popular with US celebrities and French politicians alike.
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Solos were never pitched as workout headphones, but they've become popular gym companions regardless.
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Similarly, Uber and Lyft's carpooling options have also become popular among commuters, Kia adds.
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Without gatekeepers, so much of popularity depends on what happens to become popular first.
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But like any technology, it eventually became obsolete as new, better tools become popular.
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Why do you think those kinds of services have become popular in New Orleans?
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So in the near future, Café X, this robotics coffee maker, may become popular.
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The BYOD trend has become popular as the personal smartphone and tablets went mainstream.
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In recent years, the Texas hotel chain has become popular for its unique style.
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"It took them a few months to become popular in Ivory Coast," Aliman explains.
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Compact, personal drones that are fitted with cameras have become popular for aerial photography.
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The term has become popular recently because of the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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"Sports generally become popular in some way because they establish a narrative," Bloom said.
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Art Deco has become popular again as we head into the new roaring '20s.
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Huawei's phones have become popular, thanks to designs with large displays and advanced camera functions.
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The company will stop selling sweet-flavored e-cigarettes, which have become popular among teenagers.
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Most of these have become popular anthems, stripping some of the revolutionary power from them.
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The debaters have become popular and subversive figures in recent years within their ideological subcultures.
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The Russian-based company's anti-virus products have become popular in the US consumer market.
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These brands have become popular with teens for their fashion-forward styles at value prices.
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Environmental activists anticipate bamboo will become popular across the country because of its economic incentives.
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Over the summer, the lakeside beaches become popular, including North Avenue Beach along Lakeshore Drive.
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In more recent times, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan have become popular among aficionados.
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With legal options for migrant workers shrinking, the Libyan route to Europe has become popular.
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The notes, which have become popular in Japan, help ensure a clean, orderly death. Mrs.
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Manriquez said Japanese vehicles have become popular in the U.S. because of the way they're built.
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Recently, alternatives to the day have become popular — like Galentine's Day, meant to celebrate female friendships.
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Online dating sites, too, have become popular venues for the hard sell by some trading firms.
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The mode has become popular because it's both a ton of fun to play and watch.
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Chunkier laptops will also become popular again as more people invest in PC-based VR headsets.
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Do you remember back in the 288s, when high-definition TVs first started to become popular?
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The theory is simple: A cultural style or trend will become popular again in 20 years.
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In Korea, dogs are considered a traditional delicacy and have only recently become popular as pets.
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She had become popular in the YouTube community for her simple, beautiful covers of popular songs.
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Alabaster also has an in with Hillsong, the evangelical megachurch that's become popular among Christian celebrities.
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Either way, answering machines didn't start to become popular in homes until the 70s and 80s.
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Being a black conservative millennial in America today is not the best way to become popular.
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It has become popular in rural India, where most of a population of 1.3 billion lives.
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In the years since it was published, the book has become popular read for genre fans.
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This means it's become popular with scooter and car delivery drivers, plus van and taxi fleets.
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"You would think spiedies would be sort of a natural to become popular," Mr. Stern said.
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Belgian waffles, traditionally sold from mobile vendors and street kiosks, have become popular around the world.
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Confide, an ephemeral messaging app, has become popular among government operatives, as Axios reported last week.
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A second girl feels disconnected from her best friend, who has suddenly become popular at school.
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More recently, the Canary Islands and the Western Sahara have become popular destinations for Chinese tourists.
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Throughout the decades, cultural and technological changes have impacted the type of toys that become popular.
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In recent years, the homes of actors, musicians and athletes have become popular targets for burglars.
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It&aposs curious, because adolescent girls often directly influence which products, people, and brands become popular
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That&aposs why fried foods have become popular on Hanukkah — it&aposs an oil-based miracle.
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CanaRx has become popular over the past 15 years with many employers in the United States.
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The idea that Trump has become popular because he flouts "political correctness" is pretty broadly accepted.
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Babe Wine has become popular thanks to the social media prowess of Ostrovsky and the Cohen brothers.
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Nori, dulse, kelp, and other seaweed snacks have become popular for their umami flavor and vitamin content.
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One particular skirt by Re/Done, called the High Rise Mini, has become popular among fashion influencers.
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You argue that feminism and "feminist" products become popular when they don't actually challenge deep structural inequalities.
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CFL bulbs, the weird curly things that've become popular in recent years, are brighter and last longer.
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PUBG is the game that launched the battle royale craze that's become popular over the last year.
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When certain card combinations become popular, the AI will begin to anticipate and prepare to counter them.
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Bulletproof Coffee, a brand of coffee meant to maximize performance has also become popular in Silicon Valley.
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The cavity-style iron has become popular in the past couple of decades, as Golf Bidder explains.
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This "divided mind" view has become popular in both philosophy and psychology over the past 50 years.
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If they become popular enough, we're guessing they'll make it to the rest of the country ASAP.
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Follow these key steps to master the inversion, which has become popular with the rise of yoga.
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She also interviews Ashley (Madison Davenport), who says whoever killed those girls did it to become popular.
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Skepticism has increased as Juul, a sleek e-cigarette, has become popular with teenagers across the nation.
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The move shows Microsoft remains eager to win share in education, where Google's Chromebooks have become popular.
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For water beds to become popular again, society would have to see them as &aposcool&apos again.
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Card decks on a theme have become popular on Kickstarter, where the STARDECK raised its initial funding.
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Online communities calling out and shaming people who try to pay in exposure have become popular recently.
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Teen girls wield a large amount of cultural capital, often determining which brands and celebrities become popular.
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While smudging has become popular, it's very rarely done with the participation or consultation with those groups.
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The use of radio-frequency identification technology, as it is known, has recently become popular among retailers.
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"If coal prices reach 2018 peak levels, U.S. coal will become popular in India again," Yasrab said.
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Such funerals have become popular in South Korea as a way to gain more appreciation for life.
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It has become popular thanks to the sleek design of its vaping products and its flavored pods.
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The first walking sims to become popular had no choice paths or chats with BioWare-style companions.
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"The thesis that recession is coming in 2020 has quickly become popular in financial markets," Mericle said.
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It's become popular in Japan through the NO-MA Borderless Art Museum, founded in Shiga in 2004.
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Whether or not he was first, whole cauliflower and cauliflower steaks have become popular around the world.
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In recent years, their ideas and practices have become popular among wider circles of… well, white people.
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Hope for a post-work future is a big part of why basic income has become popular.
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Turkey, Egypt and Tunisia have become popular tourism destinations for European travelers looking for something cheap and exotic.
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The product has become popular as a gluten and dairy-free alternative, especially for people with soy allergies.
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It's recently become popular with trolls and far-right activists as a private place to plan disinformation campaigns.
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But since then, more platforms connecting consumers to food — like GrubHub and Blue Apron — have become popular online.
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It gives advertisers more flexibility, and could earn Facebook a boatload of money if Watch shows become popular.
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Nonetheless, the Ukrainian site and city of Pripyat — host to an abandoned amusement park — have become popular destinations.
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It's a hit with teens and has become popular enough to catch the attention of Facebook and Snap.
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Unstaffed restrooms get trashed, turned into sites for drug dealing, and sometimes become popular locations for shooting up.
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The island, which also has a golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus, has become popular with summer visitors.
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It has become popular in the Twin Cities region due to the large population of immigrants from Scandinavia.
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Trump enacted a tax-cut law in 2628 that failed to become popular despite widespread support from Republicans.
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Crossword puzzles began to become popular in the 1920s, but the Times didn't begin publishing them until 1942.
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It's no coincidence Americans become popular with foreigners when they join a campaign or accept high-profile jobs.
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Alternatives like soy and almond milk have become popular as health-conscious consumers have grown wary of dairy.
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Mystery Brand's business model imitates the loot boxes that have become popular in video games in recent years.
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We wanted to create that experience, and see if a club can become popular by merely rejecting everyone.
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As Uber and Lyft enter the bike-share business, electric scooters have become popular on the West Coast.
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Cosmetic, spa treatments using laser and other products for vaginal health have also become popular among younger women.
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In Hong Kong, public housing developments have become popular backdrops for photographers, much to the ire of residents.
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It's unclear whether scooter sharing will become popular before it gets fined, regulated, or hate-tweeted into obsolescence.
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The lagers were also mellower, though they were dark and hearty compared to what would become popular later.
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The area has also become popular with empty nesters and young families, according to Ms. Sagan of Corcoran.
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The breakfast space has become popular with restaurants, particularly for fast-food chains, in the last few years.
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And if sex dolls were to become popular, clients would think that [a lack of limitations] was normal.
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If you face the reality, increasing your strengths and improving your weaknesses, you will become popular among ladies.
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Today, electronic cigarettes have become popular with people addicted to cigarettes, who view vaping as less harmful than smoking.
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Well the bookstore-owning felines of Instagram — where the #bookstorecats hashtag has become popular of late — have not forgotten.
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Used for centuries as a way to cure boners, cold showers have become popular wellness treatment in recent years.
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Which means each trending topic receives less collective attention overall, despite the furious pace at which they become popular.
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Barely a teenager, Bonnstetter has already made a mark in college basketball and become popular among coaches and players.
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Thinning has become popular in the state, but, he says, it disturbs soil, generating silt that harms aquatic life.
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Also, the video diary-ish application just never seemed to actually become popular in any sense of the word.
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In 1967, the cost of a movie ticket was $1.25, and color TV was just starting to become popular.
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And these spaces that become popular after being geotagged often require extensive redesign to protect visitors and the environment.
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A hashtag called #HandsOffSomalia has become popular among Somalis prickly about what they see as infringements of their sovereignty.
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It is a personal tool that happened to become popular, so I won't add features I wouldn't use myself.
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It's no surprise, then, that eventually these "weird" Japanese phenomena find their way onto American soil and become popular.
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The platform has become popular with lawmakers in its short history -- offering a competing platform for traditional op-eds.
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It was funded by investors from around the world using Ether, which has become popular over the last year.
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The versatile material has become popular among chefs and home cooks alike for its durability and long heat retention.
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It got its start in the 27s, adapted from the radio novela format that had become popular in Cuba.
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The company also makes an aircraft that has become popular for pipeline and cell tower inspection, the Falcon 8+.
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Then ask whether they know of any new words that have become popular within their family or friend groups.
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And it is something that front offices all over the league would very much like to see become popular.
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Robo-advisors like Betterment and Wealthfront, which use algorithms to manage investments for everyday Americans, have also become popular.
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More recently, universal basic income — direct cash payments to all Americans — has become popular in some liberal circles. Rep.
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A whiskey shot followed by pickle brine, the sour drink has become popular in New York in recent years.
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"Detoxing" has become popular among wellness gurus for supposed health benefits, commodified and stripped of religious ritual and ceremony.
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But as with most terms that quickly become popular, a lot of people don't know what it really means.
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The filing further argues that Ring is well aware that its devices have become popular targets among hacker groups.
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It has become popular in recent years for wealthy people to purchase luxury armoured vehicles for their personal security.
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The plot seems ripe for adaptation, as postapocalyptic narratives like "The Walking Dead" and "The 100" have become popular.
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Curiously, he said, the app has become popular even though its messages not end-to-end encrypted by default.
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" 'Upstanders' is a term that has become popular in the education field and the museum world," Ms. Szany said.
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These apps have become popular because of — and have aggravated — the false sense that danger is on the rise.
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When Congress passed the legislation, GOP lawmakers thought it would become popular once workers saw increased take-home pay.
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Remodeling historic houses has become popular among middle- and upper-income families, whether in gentrifying neighborhoods or working class homes.
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This model, known as "personalized" or "individualized" learning, has become popular among tech entrepreneurs like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg.
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Rugby has only become popular in Kenya in the last 22007 years, but the athletes have a lot of clout.
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The trailer also depicts the making of "We Will Rock You," the Queen anthem that's become popular at sports events.
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A lot of the people who have become popular on YouTube in the last few years came from other platforms.
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The Bundy family has become popular for groups challenging federal control over vast stretches of public land in the West.
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Winter cycling has become popular enough that Svixay suggests snow-cleared bike paths might yet become part of city planning.
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O'Rourke has become popular among progressives, especially after a video in which he defended NFL players who kneel went viral.
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Founded by Japanese American wrestler Hiroaki "Rocky" Aoki, Benihana was an early Asian-style restaurant to become popular in America.
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Google has an open-source product called Kubernetes that's become popular for managing the deployment of containers across multiple servers.
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One brand in particular, Juul, has become popular among high schoolers, prompting an outcry from public health groups and lawmakers.
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The device is already available in some international markets, including European countries, Canada and Japan, where it has become popular.
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He will attend classes with his PTSD service dog, Mina, who he said has already become popular with other students.
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It's no surprise that superheroes have repeatedly become popular figures after wars or in dire times like the Great Depression.
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Juul's device has become popular among children and teenagers, and the company has come under sharp criticism for its marketing.
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It's become popular among athletes in recent years, but a report out of Oakland this week could scare some away.
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Mr. Jefferies favors stand-up style — setup and joke — over the illustrated lecturing that's become popular elsewhere in late night.
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Back-yard wildlife cameras have become popular, which, along with grainy security-camera footage, create a kind of lion TMZ.
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The sleek devices and fruity pods have become popular among young people and drawn criticism from schools, parents and regulators.
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Plenty of companies do things before Apple does, but often those changes don't become popular until Apple does them better.
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Safety and privacy have increasingly come into focus as internet-connected devices continue to become popular and infiltrate people's houses.
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Start-up accelerators have become popular in recent years, providing a combination of training, consulting and funding to fledgling businesses.
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Now that the law has become popular, members are searching for a way to jolt their fellow Republicans into action.
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If fashion really does become popular and extends to the masses then the phenomenon itself will be a true cultural endeavor.
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And I always hope that when we encounter things like that we'll be proven wrong, and that it will become popular.
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So while MRT has now become popular in the UK, its application in the US is still up in the air.
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More secure two-factor authentication methods, like code-generator apps and hardware tokens, have become popular ways to address this problem.
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The custom began in the 16th century, but has spread out from various towns since the 1990s to become popular nationwide.
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"Mama Steve" and "babysitter Steve" have become popular monikers for the character, who returns for the show's third season this summer.
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The GH5, like the GH4 before it, has become popular in its own right despite Panasonic's dedication to a smaller sensor.
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Bone broth has become popular with health-focused consumers, who believe the slow-cooked product has more nutrients than traditional stock.
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The Boy Lammily, as the doll is called, wasn't directly modeled after the 'dadbod' that's become popular online as of late.
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But until these become popular enough for security guards to catch on, they'll be foolproof for at least a little while.
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Why do you think that the artist has suddenly become popular with curators, museums, and gallerists over the past three years?
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Venmo has become popular with young adults making payments to one another for shared expenses, such as rent and lunch tabs.
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Along with the fan, the Red Magic 264 will utilize a liquid cooling system which has become popular with its competitors.
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If the company doesn't, he says, the feature will become popular with "not just phishers, but cyber threat actors in general."
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It calls the new philosophy "radical agility", building on the "agile" software development method that has become popular in Silicon Valley.
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More recently, the brand has become popular with celebrities, and owning a Canada Goose jacket is seen as a status symbol.
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The live action "Aladdin" film was released in 2019, so it's likely that its leading characters will become popular Halloween costumes.
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From the '50s through to 2019, here are some of the worst beauty trends that have become popular over the years.
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"I started drinking mezcal when I was 15 years old, when mezcal started to become popular in Mexico City," he says.
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Niches with glass fronts have become popular, allowing survivors to display not only an urn but also photos and other mementos.
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Opposition members have used social media to distribute their messages, and a Twitter hashtag, #TogoDebout, or Togo Rising, has become popular.
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"We want it to be a song that hopefully won't stick around, that won't become popular every March 8," she said.
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The phrase has become popular among younger generations, and is typically used to dismiss tiresome, belligerent, or confidently uninformed baby boomers.
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Other features that were added over time, including food coupons, job opportunities and recipes for inexpensive meals, have also become popular.
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The controversy has heightened within the past year as JUUL, a popular e-cigarette, has become popular among adolescents and teenagers.
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The robot, named SpotMini, has become popular on the internet after unsettling videos of it learning how to open doors. (CNBC)
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The company said at the time that it would stop selling sweet-flavored e-cigarettes, which have become popular among teenagers.
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Animal print, for example, has become popular again, with stars like Kendall Jenner and Kim Kardashian West rocking the trend frequently.
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The concept of Medicare for all has become popular with Democrats: 81 percent support it, according to a recent Kaiser poll.
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CBD is a non-psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant that has become popular among consumers for its perceived health benefits.
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It has become popular and seductive to believe the world should pay us for our services and the security we can provide.
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It's the latest play by the company that operates a zero-fee stock-trading app that has become popular with younger investors.
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Mexican REITs, known as Fibras, have become popular with Mexican pension funds in recent years due in part to favorable tax treatment.
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Social groups have also become popular at Eimskip, although the company had initially worried the service would become more of a distraction.
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Logan Paul, another YouTuber who's had brushes with notoriety, suggested that unsubscribing from Charles' feed had become popular because it was popular.
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"However, it is a gradual process of publicity and it will take some time for the product to become popular," Sanyal added.
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Most notably, Taft has become popular with urban professionals, celebrities and professional basketball players — all with a staff of only seven people.
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Meditation has become popular in the last few years and is said to offer benefits at work, school and in the home.
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The company's own website still describes the module in the following way:Trending shows you topics that have recently become popular on Facebook.
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An elderly man writes at a desk in one of Yakutsk's libraries, which become popular places of refuge during the Siberian winter.
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Extremely smart, athletic, and loyal (a "Velcro" dog, to quote one breeder), these herding dogs have become popular pets in recent years.
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Subscriptions have become popular across industries — from New York Mets tickets to exercise bikes — as a lucrative way to build brand loyalty.
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Because they stand out, gray horses have become popular among bettors: "I'm betting the gray" is a common phrase heard at racetracks.
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This is very much a grab into the ride-sharing services that have become popular on ride-hailing apps Uber and Lyft.
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Ransomware, or holding someone's information hostage via encryption while demanding payment (usually in bitcoin) in return, has become popular with malicious cyberactors.
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Mr. Modi's choice of colorful kurtas — a tunic shirt with half-length sleeves — and Ms. Irani's saris have become popular fashion statements.
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Modafinil, intended to promote wakefulness with a lower risk of addiction than amphetamines, has become popular as a so-called smart drug.
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Versions of battery-operated bikes date back to the late 153s, though they didn't become popular until the last decade or so.
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They have increasingly become popular with electric car manufacturers due to being able to produce more electricity per unit than conventional batteries.
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The stones once were used only for industrial purposes, but, as public tastes have changed, they have become popular in fine jewelry.
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The Food and Drug Administration claims that the administration's policy allows it to remove e-cigarette products that become popular with kids.
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The area has even become popular with tourists who aren't looking for sex, complete with a taco stand made famous by Anthony Bourdain.
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The team, which was backed by European Commission funding, is behind the Kurento Open Source Project, which has become popular among multimedia developers.
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Fun fact: Migos were the first rappers to normalize the staccato-style of rapping that has become popular in the last few years.
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Abu Issa said he would stick with Turkish brands that have become popular even if the boycott were lifted, despite higher shipping costs.
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Threads have become popular because they allow for more space, which allows for more context and thought than even a 280-character tweet.
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It's become popular in research and there are already clinical trials studying the use of CRISPR-Cas9 edited cells as therapies for disease.
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Vivint's service is a bit different than the do-it-yourself smart home devices that have become popular over the past few years.
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She said that commercialized stuffed toys in the form of germs and viruses have become popular and she's received a few as gifts.
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The stores have quickly become popular – with fewer than10 locations and no e-commerce option they are now doing eight figures in revenue.
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Sometimes the process leads to "reverse innovation", where cheaper, simpler products aimed at the African market become popular in developed countries, Hesselink added.
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Pasta is a staple of the Italian diet and has become popular around the world as a quick and easy source of carbohydrates.
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DDoS This type of cyberattack has become popular in recent years because it's relatively easy to execute and its effects are obvious immediately.
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But one lake near the Russian city of Novosibirsk that has recently become popular on Instagram may not be the paradise it seems.
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We are already well aware that ice cream burritos and ice cream tacos have become popular ways to enjoy our favorite frozen treat.
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The communal aspects of the house were organised through Slack, a messaging system for group chats that has become popular in techier workplaces.
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Amazon's Fire TV family, which includes the Fire TV Recast and the Fire TV Stick, has become popular over the past few years.
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The company's app has become popular in senior living communities, where many residents have pets but lack access to pet-friendly transportation options.
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"It: Chapter 2" was released in early September, so it's likely that characters from the film will become popular Halloween costumes this year.
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The company will also discontinue the sale of fruit- and dessert-flavored nicotine products, which have become popular among teenagers and younger users.
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Now that Seattle has become popular with mainland Chinese visitors, students, and tech workers, options for authentic Chinese cuisine abound in the area.
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It's unclear why it's become popular for celebrities to wear their coats incorrectly, as doing so doesn't seem to have any functional benefits.
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His expertise around social networking could help the startup become popular enough to drive a big funnel into its premium features subscription business.
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Virtual currency has become popular in tech circles since it debuted in 2009, but regulators are still weighing how to approach the currencies.
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His costume is emerald and black, with gold embellishments that make you wonder, idly, when Claddagh rings are going to become popular again.
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By the 1980s the event had become popular, and in 1992 it broke off on its own, as the Professional Bull Riders circuit.
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Voice commerce was the core of these recent announcements, and it may someday become popular for types of shopping like reordering household staples.
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It's become popular to decry the market's modest gains this year as dangerously narrow, dependent on fewer than a dozen huge technology stocks.
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"Adventure cats" have become popular on platforms like Instagram, with the hashtag #adventurecat appearing in hundreds of thousands of posts on the app.
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Plant-based diets such as veganism and vegetarianism have recently become popular among high-profile individuals, from NFL star Tom Brady to Beyonce.
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But so firm is this belief that vitamin D has become popular even among people with no particular medical complaints or disease risks.
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The eurosceptic Italians are accusing globalization for the economic weakening of Italy and this narrative has become popular with many in the electorate.
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Go-Jek, a play on the Indonesian word for motorbike taxis, has become popular among commuters on the traffic-clogged streets of Jakarta.
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Mr. Minhaj, 31, joined "The Daily Show" in 2014 and has become popular among viewers with his cheerfully acerbic takes on current events.
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Other websites, such as DeviantArt and Patreon, have become popular places for PokéPorn artists to test out new ideas and monetize their work.
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The show, created by writer and animator Kyle A. Carrozza, has become popular on Cartoon Network's various platforms, including on the network's mobile app.
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Urban farms have become popular in recent years as governments and residents look to promote healthy eating, tackle environmental challenges and transform industrial cities.
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In the past few years, mechanical keyboards have become popular among PC gamers and typists who want a particular feel when using their computers.
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The company's CEO Jennifer Tejada told CNBC's Squawk Alley that the IPO is a great opportunity for a less known company to become popular.
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It started to become popular in South Africa in 1983 with the opening of Mitchell's Brewery in Knysna, in the Western Cape, says Smith.
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The cable, operated by Telxius, runs between Bilbao in Spain and Virginia Beach, Virginia, which have since become popular sites for new data centers.
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The ephemerality that had made Snapchat unique had become popular enough to be cannibalized by other platforms in the hopes of replicating Snapchat's success.
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The tech giants have become popular targets for criticism in D.C., also drawing the ire of President Donald Trump and Democrats running for president.
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In the United States, kratom has become popular among people coping with chronic pain and others trying to wean themselves off opioids or alcohol.
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But it's perfect for sending smaller satellites, which have become popular because of their cost benefits in terms of both construction and launch price.
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ETFs track baskets of stocks and have become popular due to their lower fees, but some have grown to include derivatives in their scope.
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The pain medication is prescribed by doctors for severe pain, but it's become popular as an illicit drug because it's incredibly cheap to produce.
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However, the device has retailed independently of the Xbox and become popular among digital artists, hardware hackers, paranormal investigators, and many other DIY communities.
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As one of the fastest growing instruments for bank credit desks, CDS index options have become popular among investors to hedge credit tail events.
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Those shelters are relics of the Cold War, but renovated and newly built bunkers have become popular with Trump's compatriots in the upper crust.
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Blyth's comments led to criticism on social media, with many arguing that she seemed to miss why the "OK, Boomer" tagline had become popular.
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"The Face ID feature is getting some positive responses," Tung said, noting that the feature has become popular enough to inspire a joke meme.
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Black Swan's machines then scan the data to understand what people are talking about and use predictive models to suggest what will become popular.
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In an introduction to "The Singing Bones," Zipes writes that if it if hadn't been for illustrations, the tales would never have become popular.
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But he says it has become popular because of its focus on developers, which allows them to update their code faster and more often.
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These include YARA, a tool designed by a Spanish security researcher in 20133 that only started to become popular with security researchers in 2015.
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You could say Ahmed, now a freelance travel and food photographer, just happened to model for a photo that just happened to become popular.
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This, along with Chromebook support, has seen Soundtrap become popular with teachers and students, something that initially took Emanuelsson and his team by surprise.
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Newsletters have become popular among media publishers who are looking for new ways to reach audiences, particularly ways that are more measurable and targeted.
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It has become popular for some conservative leaders to argue that people like me don't exist in America's newsrooms or that journalism is immoral.
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The vault has become popular among Star&aposs fans, as it&aposs been featured in many of his social-media posts and YouTube videos.
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The product was conceptually derived from the hoverboard - a similar self-balancing device, but with two wheels, that has become popular in recent years.
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It has become popular with younger consumers thanks to its hot coral card and easy-to-use app, and now has 3.8 million customers.
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However, the People's Bank of China says this practice, which has become popular around the world as well as in China, constitutes illegal fundraising.
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The sliding door has become popular in a wide variety of public places for an easy entrance that allows for large flows of people.
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The soy products that cause the most concern are soy-based infant formulas, which have become popular with parents for a variety of reasons.
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More common in East Asia than in the West, placental extract treatments have recently become popular in South Korea, but many doctors remain sceptical.
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This is up from the $22 million Kaji earned last year, having become popular in the "unboxing" genre of opening and trying out toys.
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The language has also become popular among non-indigenous Hawaiians, Holton said, and like in Wales, indigenous names have been restored to many locations.
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As innovations like artificial intelligence and connected devices become popular, customers are putting cloud components in mobile computing, home games and email marketing campaigns.
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Thanks to the mainstreaming of ethnic cuisines, and to the bacon craze sweeping the United States, it has become popular around the world, too.
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The term "sober curious" has become popular as a way to identify those who want to stop or reduce their alcohol intake for wellness reasons.
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There are so many British shows that have become popular in the States thanks to Netflix (thank you, by the way, for The Bodyguard, Netflix).
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Dr. Nuttae Nuttapon, a Thailand-based dermatologist, believes lip reduction has become popular in Asian countries because thin lips are associated with Western-style beauty.
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A pregnant Arizona woman was killed by a stray bullet during a family outing in the desert that has become popular for unregulated target shooting.
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These star types have become popular targets for exoplanet hunters, since they're also common throughout the galaxy and it's easier to spot planets around them.
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There are dozens of other Chinese stocks listed exclusively in U.S. and Western exchanges, so if CDRs become popular, it could be a massive market.
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Custom typefaces have become popular at top Silicon Valley companies — Apple, Google, and Netflix, for example, have all adopted special-made fonts in recent years.
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It's not clear why Microsoft is limiting its new Blush variant to China, but pink and gold colored gadgets have become popular in the country.
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Apps such as TikTok — which is operated by ByteDance, the world's highest valued startup at $212.6 billion — have become popular among previously camera-shy users.
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I have a personal hobby of trying to find bands before they become popular, trying to find a band that can jump above the rest.
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Ahok, who had become popular because of his stance against corruption, lost his re-election bid for the governor role to Anies Baswedan last month.
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It's also become popular with Inbox users — 10 percent of all emails sent with Inbox's app were generated using Smart Replies, Dean said in January.
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Those songs become popular; fast forward a few years and Celeste (now Natalie Portman) is a world-famous pop star with a host of issues.
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The troubled e-cigarette company moved in advance of an expected federal ban on most flavored e-cigarettes that have become popular with teenage vapers.
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The e-cigarette has become popular among young people, prompting public health officials and lawmakers to urge the FDA to take some sort of action.
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By adapting to consumers' preferred digital channels and offering both personal payment and business lending options, PayPal has become popular amongst a variety of users.
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Northern California counties -- where the Humboldt martens live -- have become popular for both legal and illegal marijuana growth, because of its remoteness and water sources.
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Boston Scientific and St. Jude Medical Inc have been losing ground in the CRM market to Medtronic Plc, whose MRI-compatible pacemakers have become popular.
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The new initiative directly targets the popularity of streaming services like SoundCloud and YouTube, which have become popular due to their large numbers of remixes.
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The hospital had implemented Slack and an administrator at work had integrated DocBot, which had become popular after HIPAA was struck down two years prior.
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Or does it risk consigning him to the same category of commodified celebrity as Elvis or Dolly Parton, whose homes have become popular tourist destinations?
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Sanctions have in recent years become popular with both Congress and the White House to punish countries and individuals who defy American foreign policy goals.
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"Doors-off" flights have become popular in tourist destinations like Hawaii, but the association of Hawaiian helicopter operators said its members do not use harnesses.
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The FDA and CDC are concerned about possible health risks tied to vaping as well as the fact that Juul has become popular with teens.
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"It's the shirts," said Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner, smiling as he retrieved from his locker a T-shirt that had become popular in the clubhouse.
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This view of the left as unhinged and anarchistic has become popular with some Republicans who insist that Democrats still refuse to accept Mr. Trump.
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They range from one in TriBeCa that attracts moms and tots in strollers to another in Brownsville, Brooklyn, that has become popular for alfresco dining.
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Texas cities — particularly Houston and Dallas — would also become popular safe havens, since they&aposre nor far from flood-prone areas in the Gulf Coast.
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Earlier in the week, Hurd even called for Hunter Biden to testify — an idea that has become popular with Trump and his most hardcore supporters.
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You search forever for a pair of jeans that fit right, only to have them become popular and sell out before you can stock up.
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Since his comeback in 2006, he and Ms. Murillo have become popular among many Nicaraguans for investing in social programs and subsidies for the poor.
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The passion project she started in 2011 to chronicle sorority life at UNC Chapel Hill gained traction around the time Instagram started to become popular.
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And it's become popular in conservative circles to mock anti-rape activists on college campuses for supposedly trying to "expand" the definition of sexual assault.
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Dropbox has racked up half a billion registered users of its cloud syncing and sharing service, and it's become popular with both consumers and business users.
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Originally built to detect harmful radiation in your home, EMF meters have become popular among paranormal enthusiasts under the theory that ghosts can affect electromagnetic fields.
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Tri-band routers have become popular, thanks to mesh networks, which involve placing a number of routers around your home to get a stronger signal everywhere.
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Despite the fact that vaping's long-term effects are unknown, it's become popular with people addicted to cigarettes, who view vaping as less harmful than smoking.
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That's why drugstore deliveries in general have become popular in recent years: CVS and Walgreens already have programs to move goods the conventional way, with drivers.
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As reported by Beijing Youth Daily, these photos and videos have recently become popular as a way to deliver messages for birthdays and other meaningful occasions.
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While Chromebooks haven't become best-sellers for consumers just yet, they have started to become popular with students in the US and slowly with some businesses.
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This is why small, super-cool stars — known as red dwarfs — have become popular targets for exoplanet hunters; it's easier to study the planets around them.
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Though the scientific evidence for the benefits of this is mixed, meditation and wellness apps that use ambient sounds have become popular among smartphone users worldwide.
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Since its discovery in 2012 it has become popular for tinkering with genomes of all kinds, thanks to its ability to make editing cheap and easy.
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"Destination bachelor and bachelorette parties are another example of a shared group experience that has become popular in the past 10 to 15 years," says Chertoff.
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Co-working spaces have become popular among startups because these give them the flexibilty of short-term leases in well-decorated spaces and keep overheads low.
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The universe had conspired to bring our lives together in an "escape the room" exercise, the type that has recently become popular all over the country.
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It's unclear whether these apps have become popular again because of the growing controversy around FaceApp, or simply because these types of apps are currently trendy.
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But in reality she was merely predicting that the unpopular bill would become popular once it stopped being an abstraction and began to benefit real people.
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In the time period that violent video games have become popular, youth violence has declinedIt's easy to find video games that depict blood, gore, and violence.
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The phrase has become popular on TikTok, the video-sharing app marketed toward younger generations, and was recently used by a millennial politician to dismiss hecklers.
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Mark Ellwood, a contributing editor for Condé Nast Traveler, told " CBS This Morning " that New Zealand and Iceland have become popular destinations due to their scenery.
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One image in particular featuring main character Arthur curling his hand into a fist has become popular among Twitter users, including a number of different DJs.
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He was an early adopter of a rule that's become popular with Democrats angling to run for president in 2020: eschewing corporate political action committee donations.
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Lighthouse, which I've also used for a few weeks, is meant to be an upgrade over the internet-connected home security cameras that have become popular.
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But they have become popular enough that they recently drew the attention of a group of dermatologists at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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"I am confident it will become popular not only with the Russian population but also with foreign countries," Mr. Kadyrov said at the opening this week.
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"When I first wrote the story, 'Twilight' had become popular and all of the young-adult stories I could find were paranormal romances," Ms. Reekles said.
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Extravagant tableaus of fruits and flowers have become popular centerpieces for runway shows and photo shoots — and call for a new kind of responsible clean up.
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Though the ACA has since become popular with Americans, at the time -- in 2010 -- Democrats lost 63 seats in the House and control of the chamber.
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The tests, from companies such as 23andMe and Ancestry, have become popular holiday gifts, but the military is warning service members of risks to their careers.
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Charcoal lemonade has also become popular in the wake of the juice cleanse trend, with many companies selling a black-colored version of the tart drink.
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Arts & Leisure _____ Oaxaca has become popular during the holiday season when the temperate weather, the food and the festive spirit attract travelers from near and far.
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Having made its Olympic debut at the 2010 Games in Vancouver, the hair-raising sport of ski cross has fast become popular with viewers around the world.
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But there are other historical authoritarian figures that have become popular in the United States, including dictators like Chile's Pinochet, Italy's Benito Mussolini, and Spain's Francisco Franco.
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Secondaries funds have become popular in recent years because they allow investors to place their cash across different markets and investment strategies without taking much concentrated risk.
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But the bakery has become popular among locals and expatriates - even including some U.N. peacekeepers - and its bread and biscuit products are neatly stacked outside for sale.
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He makes friends for the first time in his life, and overcomes Draco Malfoy's needling and Snape's bullying to become popular with the rest of his classmates.
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"There is a misconception right now that we need more protein, especially for exercise and muscle gains, which is why whey protein has become popular," Majumdar says.
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The genres necessarily have a different relationship with fame and stardom, some of it due to the kinds of songwriting that tend to become popular in each.
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So-called "passive investment," where investors effectively bet on an index and sit back, have also become popular, adding to the importance of the S&P 500.
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Patreon, which launched in 2013, has become popular with vloggers and podcasters, and is reportedly on track to hand creators $150 million in subscription revenues this year.
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Snap has also become popular with short sellers betting it will fall, with over $600 million worth of its stock currently sold short, according to Astec Analytics.
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The concept isn't all that new, and was first (abortively) attempted by Disney in the '70s, but it's only become popular and viable in more recent years.
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I.' sources tell TMZ ... producers think Richie's legendary music career makes him a perfect pick ... credibility and a knack for honing in on what will become popular.
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And the problem is that the worst game ever must become popular, to be recognized as such, and thus the line to balance on is really narrow.
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They've also become popular among civilian groups and traders, with groups such the Boy Scouts, Harley Davidson riders and Star Wars cosplayers creating their own challenge coins.
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Co-working spaces have become popular among startups due to their flexibility of short-term leases in well-decorated spaces in prime locations and keep costs low.
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But they are also wary of losing access to widely-used messaging systems, such as AOL and Yahoo Messenger, that have become popular in different financial markets.
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An alternative that has become popular is to adopt an "only the facts" policy: Tell him you'll confirm dates of employment and the like, but that's it.
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It also has a large full HD+ 6.2-inch screen that's nearly borderless, matching the design that's become popular on most high-end smartphones in recent years.
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Harris' plan also contains provisions that have become popular with other politicians, including importing drugs from Canada and penalizing drug makers for raising prices faster than inflation.
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As I said before, because consumer technology has become popular culture, you really need to understand popular culture to be able to have an insight about it.
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After the program ended, some consumer behaviors that developed during the rationing period stuck, with casual shoes that had become popular under rationing continuing to drive demand.
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The streaming service's biggest pitch is that it relies heavily on easily digestible sitcoms and TV comedies, which have become popular fodder for streamers in recent years.
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Sollis is a 24/7 form of so-called "concierge medicine," which has become popular in recent years among people in the US who can afford it.
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"To be perfectly honest, I didn't realize having a virtual waifu had become popular enough to qualify as a sexual orientation, but it makes sense," Melody says.
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Unlike the dainty, fine-line tattoos that have become popular among Hollywood A-listers, Cardi's ink is the opposite: bold, colorful, and large — just like her personality.
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DAFs have become popular among wealthy donors in recent years because they carry the tax benefits of a donation without requiring that an immediate donation be made.
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I was really influenced by The Public Enemy and that whole sub-genre from when movies were first beginning to become popular in the 20s and 30s.
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This method has become popular because the results last just as long as an in-salon gel or acrylic job, but without the curing lights and faux tips.
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Many of the iconic shoes that have debuted during the weekend event go on to become popular for the long term on resale platforms like StockX and eBay.
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They blamed his teenage wife, who they said had a troubled upbringing and would spend hours chatting on Discord, an app that had become popular among white supremacists.
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Mark Zuckerberg popularized the slogan "move fast and break things" to describe the breakneck pace of innovation at Facebook, and the phrase has become popular across Silicon Valley.
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It's become popular in the last 20 years in the search for exoplanets and dark matter, since it can temporarily brighten distant objects that would otherwise seem dim.
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The recently opened hotel, which offers $65 steaks and a $100 cocktail made with raw oysters and caviar, has become popular among cabinet members, lobbyists and curious journalists.
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Mobile phones have become popular as their price has tumbled—but most handsets sold are basic devices rather than the smartphones that are ubiquitous elsewhere in the world.
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The researchers calculated that the perks of hands-free driving could prompt people to hit the road more than they would if self-driving cars don't become popular.
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Dystopian fiction has become popular in recent years, with the successes of books like Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games, and television adaptations such as Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
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The company also is doling out Amazon Web Services promotional credits to Alexa developers, so they don't have to pay for AWS usage charges if skills become popular.
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As the South China Morning Post points out, China's coal-dependent regions like Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia have become popular destinations for crypto-miners looking for cheap electricity.
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In the time since face modification apps have become popular, she's become obsessed with using them before posting photos of herself online—something she describes as an addiction.
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Intel announced last month that it is acquiring computer vision VPU-maker Movidius, which has become popular largely for how well it does low-power on-device processing.
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Pop-ups have become popular in many cities, often the brainchild of local residents in an effort to improve their neighborhoods or turn derelict spaces into community hubs.
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Castles in the United States and abroad have become popular wedding sites, in part because they show up in living rooms and movie theaters on a regular basis.
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Retro design, particularly '80s fare, has become popular in recent years and now Motorola is harnessing one of the era's legends to boost its once prominent mobile profile.
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One reason the contract for deed market has become popular among investment firms is that under many contracts, buyers can be evicted if they default on their loans.
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Given their tactical importance to Amazon's logistics empire, these blackout periods have become popular strike days at European warehouses, where, legally and culturally, unions tend to be stronger.
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There, it'll be competing with messaging apps like WeChat, and a successful app like Kuaishou will provide even greater inertia for Facebook or Snapchat to become popular there.
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Each era creates its own signature cocktail, and sometimes the drinks that become popular during any particular decade can tell us something about the culture that produced them.
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In recent years, too, campaigns have become popular among families and friends seeking emergency funds to cover burial and funeral costs for a loved one who has died.
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"In the last few years, New Year's Eve weddings have become popular, even if they are on a weekday," Jeanne Eid, a wedding planner in Windsor, Ontario said.
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They have become popular among small-business owners who see them as a way to save on income and estate taxes with little possibility of paying out claims.
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They/we were all identifying him as Ben Carson, or any other Republican fringe candidate that had become popular briefly in the past and then eventually flamed out.
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The site has already become popular with Republican groups and visiting dignitaries, and a point of discussion among Democrats who say such bookings present a conflict of interest.
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However, the People's Bank of China ruled earlier this week that the practice, which has become popular around the world, as well as in China, constitutes illegal fundraising.
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The IUD, or intrauterine device, has become popular recently thanks to its ability to provide long-lasting birth control with very little effort on the part of the owner.
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Gab, the social network that has become popular among members of the alt-right, was removed from the Google Play Store this week for violating Google's hate speech policy.
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More recently the term Unionist has become popular again to remind voters that the Tories are against Scottish independence, or Northern Ireland being absorbed into the Republic of Ireland.
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This type of innovation hub has become popular in recent years as a way to help stave off disruption, and Oracle's approach is actually in line with this trend.
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They blame a particular application of poststructural theory that's become popular in fields like gender studies, one that focuses heavily on the role of language in maintaining oppressive structures.
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He barely squeaked by in that election, winning by just 300 votes, but has since become popular on the left for the way he can dissect right-wing arguments.
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If some trees produce an impressive bang, this could accompany or replace feet drumming in a display and trees with particularly good acoustics could become popular spots for revisits.
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Cheaper than silver, and not requiring the expensive molds of other, less malleable metals, britannia become popular amongst a British middle class of the late 18th and 19th centuries.
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Not surprisingly, the line has become popular among artists, photographers and stylists like India Rose, and is now stocked in Dimes Market and CAP Beauty in New York City.
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Spotify has a new way for users to discover music: Fresh Finds, a group of curated, weekly playlists that surface songs from lesser-known artists before they become popular.
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The shoes have also become popular among sub-elite runners, and their bright green and neon pink hues are a common sight on the feet of high-performing amateurs.
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For the most part, wood and steel pans have been replaced by plastic models, and a lightweight flat speed pan colloquially known as the "Ferrari pan" has become popular.
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The provider of sentiment data that predicts market reactions understands that as its services become popular, they may also become less effective as investors flock to the same trades.
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Phys Ed Ketone supplements that are supposed to mimic the effects of a high-fat, low-carb diet have become popular recently among athletes looking for a performance boost.
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They can be meaningless strings of characters, numbers and punctuation or, as has become popular in recent years, full sentences that are easy to remember but hard to guess.
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Ironically, the disagreement stems from the very controlling structure Redstone had set up a while ago, a structure that's become popular among Silicon Valley companies like Facebook and Alphabet.
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Farrag's produce has become popular among Cairene restaurants and health food stores in its own right, but he still sees his venture within the big picture of Egyptian development.
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The new rules should spur people to buy cheaper homes next year, a trend that has already become popular in recent years among thrifty millennials who are shunning expensive living.
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Hashtags like #DryJanuary and #SoberSeptember have become popular markers of abstinence, while a growing sober curious movement is encouraging adults to become more deliberate about when, and why, they drink.
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In South Korea, where dogs are considered a traditional delicacy and have only recently become popular as pets, Jung's love for her canine friends is viewed by some as odd.
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Instead, the approach that has become popular in recent years is simply to nudge people to save small amounts on a regular basis through a process known as automatic enrollment.
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The marketplace also features more traditional subscriptions, similar to those that have become popular on Amazon's Kindle tablets, including the Chicago Tribune, LA Times, Wall Street Journal and New Yorker.
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The technology that underpins bitcoin trading, called blockchain, has also become popular among large financial institutions that see it as a mechanism to more cheaply and efficiently handle other transactions.
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Although crossovers such as the CR-V and RAV-4 increasingly become popular first vehicles for younger buyers, cars like the Civic can still be had for around $20,000 new.
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Such so-called corporate incubators have become popular during the recent tech boom, as traditional companies have looked for ways to tap into new ideas before they upend their industries.
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But other than the bachelor party, this is one of the only ways for men to get the same experience women do, so I understand why this has become popular.
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These changes to employee compensation have already become popular in places like China, where a number of Chinese blockchain companies have started on the foundation of distributing tokens as compensation.
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There are so many Miku's out there, however, in different outfits drawn by countless fans—some have become popular enough to become part of her wardrobe changes in her shows!
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In the aftermath of the Arab Spring uprisings, he had become popular among Saudis for online videos and social media commentary criticizing the rulers of the kingdom for their authoritarianism.
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Ride-hail subscriptions may not be right for all drivers, but many believe that the subscription-based model of private cars will become popular once autonomous vehicles are widely available.
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Boniface Mwangi, 34, a photojournalist and activist who gained prominence for his work documenting electoral violence a decade ago, formed a party and has become popular on social media sites.
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They removed 2,100 obstructed-view seats in center field over the winter, and created plazas — the kind of gathering spots in the outfield that have become popular at other ballparks.
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Intermittent fasting, or restricting mealtimes to specific, limited time periods, has rapidly become popular thanks to its many purported health benefits like weight loss, improved focus, and better cardiovascular health.
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Augmented reality glasses allow people to overlay digital information on top of the real world, but haven't become popular since they're typically very bulky and don't look like normal glasses.
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It's become popular in alt-right circles and has attracted users such as Milo Yiannopoulos, who was kicked off Twitter last year for a bullying campaign against a black actress.
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Facetune, PicsArt, and other apps have become popular among influencers and vloggers who want to edit themselves to look polished and unblemished before their content is published on the internet.
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It's become popular for Twitter users to leave wholesome nightly messages for each other, like reminding people to take off their makeup, leave trash exes on read, and pee after sex.
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Greece police said that the suspects had plotted their attack for about a month and had communicated via Discord, a video game chat service that's become popular with far-right groups.
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They have a higher thermal design power, or TDP, which means they won't end up in the super slim notebooks and ultrabooks that have become popular in the last few years.
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Private detention centers have become popular, particularly close to the southern border, as Customs and Border Protection struggles to deal with the influx of migrants and refugees entering the United States.
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Most e-sports leagues and tournaments are reactionary; they develop after a game has become popular and garnered a large audience that wants to watch the best in the world play.
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If Dash buttons ever become popular, they are going to be an environmental disaster—they are $5 disposable electronics; most of them will likely end up in the trash heap someday.
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These features, many of which have become popular hiking destinations, form a line of perforation all the way up the Eastern Sierra, right along the highway that brought me to Reno.
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Wirathu is infamous as a proponent of anti-Muslim rhetoric that has spread as Myanmar has transitioned from full military rule and as social media sites like Facebook have become popular.
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While episodic gaming has become popular among publishers in recent years, the release structure is typically used for smaller, narrative-driven games such as Life is Strange or Minecraft: Story Mode.
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Mitchell's Cryptoparties have become popular and have even gotten attention in popular media: Last year, the organization's name appeared as an easter egg in an episode of USA Network's Mr. Robot.
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Earlier this year, The New York Times reported on how seemingly innocent videos of kids playing had become popular among online pedophiles and were being fed into the platform's recommendation algorithms.
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Originally developed to treat sleep disorders such as narcolepsy, the drug Modafinil has become popular among members of the general public as a way to increase focus and help retain information.
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Former industrial enclaves in the Central City such as the Pearl District and South Waterfront, as well as the Central Eastside just across the river, have become popular for commercial projects.
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Although Kubernetes started at Google, a perennial rival, the technology has become popular enough that Microsoft has rushed to embrace it as a way to keep up with its cloud competitors.
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The enormous conference was also an opportunity for tech observers to make predictions about the innovations that might become popular and the gadgets that will probably flop in the coming years.
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" Since the app has become popular globally, the spokesperson said TikTok has switched to "localized approaches, including local moderators, local content and moderation policies, local refinement of global policies, and more.
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The illustrations, which cost a little over $2, include Disney characters and Line's own mascots, which have become popular enough that they have their own shop in Tokyo's trendy Harajuku neighborhood.
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More from Tonic: There are a variety of parasomnias, though, that don't involve open-air jaunts: Sleep-eating is very common, especially as the sleep-aid medication Ambien has become popular.
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Cue the UK dark net, where it's become popular in recent months, and where one vendor is now selling pre-washed flakes to save you the hassle of doing it yourself.
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The company took matters into its own hands, rather than relying on the Nvidia graphics cards that have become popular among AI researchers for training AI models with vast supplies of data.
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In fact, a 2008 study from Marine Connection argued that solitary dolphins who become popular among coastal towns need more legal protection to prevent unintentional harm between humans and the sea creatures.
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Harris has become popular with liberal activists for her tough questioning of Trump administration appointees and officials, including Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, during Senate hearings.
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IN an age of partisan divides it has become popular to assert that the wounds of the world would heal if only people made the effort to empathise more with each other.
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While Francis W Davis invented power steering in the 1920s, the feature didn't become popular in cars until the 1950s, after hydraulics systems were popularized and Chrysler used it in the Imperial.
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While the DOJ is arguing that the entire Affordable Care Act — including its pre-existing conditions protections — should be struck down, the party knows that these protections have become popular with voters.
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"Bunching" has become popular for aggregating the amount one would normally donate to charity over a number of years into a single year to maximize the deduction in the year of contribution.
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Flashback: Encrypted messaging apps have become popular amongst government employees as hacks and leaks proliferate — Confide exploded amongst White House staff earlier this year — but raise potential hazards for official record keeping.
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Other initiatives include requesting publishers to change how their titles promote Chinese values and culture so that if they become popular around the world, they'll portray the country in a favorable light.
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"In our original production whether it is produced out of India or produced out of Hong Kong, we aspire that our content will also become popular in [other] markets," Lee told CNBC.
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Pet ownership, denounced as a decadent and bourgeois habit after the Communist Party took power in China more than 60 years ago, has become popular again among the country's growing middle class.
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The tactic has become popular during the months-long Gaza border protests known as 'The Great March of Return', in which more than 140 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli security forces.
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It arrived in 2008 at the height of Wii mania; it had a lot of strange track geometry to exploit; and community forums focusing on speedrunning were just starting to become popular.
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The estate has become popular with domestic tourists as a homestay—a type of private house that offers tourist accommodation, basically the Indian version of a B&B—called The Captain's Bungalow.
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Trots — the run, not the dance or the turkey transportation method — started to become popular on the East Coast in the early 1900s, then spread through the country, according to Runner's World.
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In Austin, Jessica visited a new doctor—one who has become popular with Essure patients for offering them advice on Facebook and setting aside time at his practice to meet with them.
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Generally speaking, a quick look at the main social media will expose a wide array of military/aviation watches which have become popular among aircrews and aviation enthusiasts all around the globe.
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Such rifles have been legal for civilians to own in most of the United States since the federal assault weapons ban expired in 2004, and have become popular among many firearms owners.
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It also means that his channel is filling a need that doesn't get addressed elsewhere — channels exist because people create them, but they become popular because audiences (which become communities) love them.
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Book MADE Hotel starting at $200 per nightMADE Hotel has quickly become popular with both tourists and business travelers for its central NoMad location, boho-chic design, and lush green-filled spaces.
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The monk is the best-known proponent of anti-Muslim rhetoric that has spread as Myanmar has transitioned from full military rule and as social media sites like Facebook have become popular.
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Because the elbow area is off-limits, the new rules mean Marines cannot have full sleeve tattoos -- often stretching from the shoulder to the wrist -- which have become popular among military service personnel.
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I wonder if this zeitgeisty phenomenon — this attempt to define ourselves as the spent, frazzled generation — has become popular because white, upper-middle-class millennials aren't accustomed to being tired all the time?
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Cyprus, with many FX brokers under its jurisdiction, has become popular with market participants because its European Union membership allows companies based in that country to provide FX services to other EU members.
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The new drone comes only seven months after DJI released its foldable Mavic Pro, an extremely accessible, no-experience-necessary drone that has become popular among new drone adopters and seasoned operators alike.
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It's a relatively early example of an idea that's become popular in recent decades: that diversity itself is what makes America strong, and that difference is something to be celebrated rather than eliminated.
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Its shoes didn't become popular because they're made from recycled materials—they gained a following because the electric patterns and eye-popping colors stood out on the street or in an Instagram feed.
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The litigation strategy has become popular in recent years among some cities and counties, particularly ones frustrated that Congress and the Trump administration have not taken an aggressive stand to fight global warming.
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My return to faith in this time of crisis was part of a larger "deconstruction," a term borrowed from Jacques Derrida that's become popular of late in the Christian community, especially among liberals.
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Tiny houses have become popular as a way to live more sustainably and use fewer resources, and also as a way to live more cheaply and save money for other things like travel.
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Ms. Samuels's chief of staff, Sarah Brown, 34, said that in New York, the title may have become popular in tech thanks to a broad exodus of people who had worked in politics.
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While some men excel at masculinity to the point they become popular and respected—by being athletic, for instance—others may be ostracized for failing to conform to the demands of their gender.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE and former counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok, who have become popular Republican targets.
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The IJOP zoomed in on users of "Kuai Ya," a mobile application similar to the iPhone's Airdrop, which had become popular in Xinjiang because it allows people to exchange videos and messages privately.
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Such "escape rooms" have become popular in recent years — immersive games where you and your friends (or strangers) search for clues and solve puzzles to defuse a simulated danger before time runs out.
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Another goal: for the books to be as successful as any adaptations — which have become popular for film, TV and streaming series, whose viewing audience is larger than the readership of the comics.
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The airline has become popular with travelers between Europe and Asia because the flight time with a stopover in Helsinki is shorter than layovers in other parts of Europe and the Middle East.
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" The "OK" sign has become popular in recent years among far-right extremists and white supremacists who use it to make the letter shapes for "w" and "p," which stand for "white power.
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And yet I'm still glad that it has become popular, because I think it highlights the strange reality that it's long been acceptable to snidely dismiss another entire generation with stereotypes — the Millennials.
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The Florida measure, which was approved by the state's House of Representatives, would overrule existing local bans on ride-hailing services that have become popular in metropolitan areas, the Tampa Bay Times reports.
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But it has become popular in middle America and overseas for the virtual mall it has built, where small merchants sell everything from electronics to no-brand apparel at absolutely bargain-basement pricing.
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All those victories against major-conference teams might not have gained as much notice if not for the antics of the players on the bench, whose choreographed celebrations have become popular on the Internet.
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Mostly self-taught — he left school after eighth grade — he has written openly about polyamory and blogged at length about the threat of a civilization-ending A.I. Despite this, CFAR's sessions have become popular.
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Starbucks seems to have the whole internet-based, millennial-friendly marketing approach down pat: Once things become popular on Instagram, the coffee brand tends to jump on the trend and make it their own.
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They will still make up the majority of laptops shipped, but chunkier laptops will also become popular again as more people invest in PC-based VR headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
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The Netroots model has become popular across the progressive political sphere, paving the way for dozens of similar events across the country and filling candidates' calendars as competing groups seek to elevate their priorities.
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It went from Epstein to Martin, back to Epstein, then to pianist Les Maguire of Gerry and the Pacemakers, another Liverpool group who went on to become popular in the UK, Omega Auctions noted.
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The powerful gear and sleek look are meant to separate the Acer Chromebook Spin 13 and Acer Chromebook 13 from cheaper machines that have become popular among schools and children looking for simple computers.
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"It will become a support for gold demand and the gold price if WeChat gold packets become popular, considering the amount of traditional red envelopes users send," said Guotai Junan gold analyst Xie Qingpeng.
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Since that April 27 encounter, a movie set version of the compound where the leaders met has become popular with South Koreans, who line up to recreate the famous handshake and snap a photograph.
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Not far from New York on the other side of Lake Ontario, the trains have become popular in Toronto, a city that is also grappling with a growing population and an overtaxed transit system.
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It has long been a favorite of Chinese parents and toddlers, but in recent months the character has become popular among certain celebrities and their fans, who shared images and videos of Peppa merchandise.
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The idea there is to bring the Slack-like simplicity that has become popular among employees — at least, at the startup level — to a variety of different areas that haven't changed in a while.
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In the 1820s in Britain, custom-bound books started to become popular for elites, with collections that were meant to be uniform for a single family, sometimes bearing their crest or other signature design.
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But Democrats think that taxes is a winning issue for them, since Trump's law has not become popular with the public and polls show support for Democratic proposals to raise taxes on the rich.
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Steiner was considered eccentric by his contemporaries, but he correctly predicted a market for personal-care products manufactured by less-industrial means than what had become popular by the end of the 19th century.
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David Chipman, who worked 25 years as an agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, told Vice News that the homemade guns favored by hobbyists have since become popular with criminals.
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In October 20133, the FBI announced that it was overhauling the way it managed the Sentinel project and adopting a new approach called "agile development methodology" that had become popular in the private sector.
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But elections led to the domination of the country's National Assembly by conservative deputies led by a monarchist president, Marshal MacMahon, who had become popular as a general during the war against the Germans.
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" They've become popular due to the rise of what's called a "context playlist," which is a playlist that doesn't cater to a genre but instead targets events or moods like "Peaceful Piano" and "Deep Focus.
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They see me rollin'... Riding through the crowded streets of Hanoi, Vietnam on a motorcycle is difficult enough, but one resident has become popular for showing off his friends while riding his bike around town.
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That track and many other Bradley tunes have become popular choices for television music supervisors: "Changes" appeared on the Big Little Lies soundtrack as well as episodes of Vampire Diaries, Marvel's Luke Cage, and Suits.
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Located in the coastal city of Porto, the bookstore has become popular thanks to its association with J.K. Rowling (who reportedly based certain Harry Potter settings on the store), and breathtaking photos posted to Instagram.
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Even so, they fret that IS could become popular among young Palestinians in Israel, and in the West Bank and Gaza, where many are disillusioned both with the Palestinian Authority and with Hamas, its rival.
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Artist Mike Lowery may work mostly for kids (which is to say, he draws books for them), but he's become popular for taking his drawings to Instagram to teach random facts to a wider audience.
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Calling these songs "summer anthems" might be a stretch — many of them enjoyed extended sales cycles that allowed them to become popular over the course of a few years, not a single three-month period.
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The beach at Fort Tilden has become popular on summer weekends, but not nearly as much as the neighboring Jacob Riis Park, another beach managed by the National Park Service known as "The People's Beach."
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Scenes from the film have become popular memes on social media, and the film even inspired a new internet challenged called "The Bird Box Challenge" where people blindfold themselves and try to do everyday tasks.
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Being old, though, the drug is cheap, and for that reason it has become popular to add colistin to animal feed in some countries, like China, in order to produce cheaper pork and other meats.
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It has made progress in closing the gap with its e-commerce rival by rolling out services such as curbside grocery pickup and same-day grocery delivery - options that have quickly become popular with shoppers.
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As for the nature of the influence ... UCLA is a prize school for Chinese students, many doctors have won research projects at the various UCLA medical facilities and UCLA sports has become popular in China.
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These "skinny bundles" have become popular with sports fans who don't want to buy full cable packages, with many choosing to buy add-on subscriptions to their favorite niche sports apps or network sports apps.
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But in the decade since the Affordable Care Act became law, elements of it -- such as requirements that insurers cover those with pre-existing conditions -- have become popular, turning health care politics in Democrats' favor.
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Social media has turbo-charged the way words or phrases become popular, leading to some recent multi-word champions for "Word of the Year," including "tender-age shelter" in 2018 and "fake news" in 2017.
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Authorities have also worked to harden security major events in the US like marathons and festivals -- places where large crowds gather that are referred to as soft targets -- since vehicle-ramming attacks have become popular.
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But perhaps the largest impact of speed limiting is already playing out in micromobility, a term for person-sized vehicles such as electric bikes and electric scooters that have become popular in the last year.
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While the art scene in Tehran is booming now with more than 150 galleries, noncommercial spaces and projects — gallery hopping on Fridays has become popular — the infrastructure is lacking in terms of updated arts education.
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Plant-based burgers have recently joined the menu at fast food joints including Burger King and White Castle, and plant-based vegan diets have become popular with some elite athletes, including UFC fighter Nate Diaz.
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While the ADL reported it has seen the phrase "it's okay to be white" since 2005, the phrase has become popular online among white supremacists eager to sell racism as a legitimate form of identity politics.
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As China has modernized and opened further to the outside world, such foreign names have become popular, especially for upscale residential compounds, as a way of showing the people who live there are international and sophisticated.
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The program, known as EB-216, has become popular with real estate developers as a cheap form of financing; in fiscal year 2666, the State Department issued 220,303 of the visas — overwhelmingly to applicants from China.
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Though cross necklaces have been around since the Roman Empire was Christianized, recently, crucifixes have become popular tropes among jewelers like New Top Jewelry and Instagram-popular brands like Bagatiba and Vanessa Mooney for fashion's sake.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A walking tour to learn about Budapest's Muslim community and its mosques has become popular with Hungarians as a way of overcoming fears and reservations amid a strident anti-immigrant campaign by the government.
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As our expectations have shifted for how we get work done with computers, it's become popular to try and foist even the most demanding workloads—like video rendering, software development, and high-end gaming, on laptops.
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The derivative used to put on the hedge is known as an equity collar, which are bespoke instruments that are costly to finance and have become popular with Middle Eastern and Asian investors, the newspaper said.
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My dating adventures went about as well as you might expectAt the time, dating apps like OkCupid and Tinder were starting to become popular, which made it easy to trick men into meeting up with me.
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If you haven't heard of sugaring, it's a method of hair removal that typically keeps skin smooth for up to a month and has become popular as a more-natural, often less-painful alternative to waxing.
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Fans of "You" have taken to Twitter to point out the similarities between Anavrin and the healthy grocery store chain, Erewhon, which has become popular thanks to its wide selection of organic, local, and sustainable foods.
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If contestants become popular enough, they become "influencers" with the power to "block" the least popular players, hence ejecting them from the game — at which point they find out who was real and who was fake.
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Bots have become popular for musicians even though they have been slow to catch on over all; at a conference in September, a Facebook executive called the technology "overhyped," and said that early examples were unimpressive.
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The program, known as EB-216, has become popular with real estate developers as a cheap form of financing; in fiscal year 2666, the State Department issued 220,303 of the visas — overwhelmingly to applicants from China.
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To get to that kindness, His Holiness and pop star Gaga both engage in a practice that's become popular with celebrities including Oprah, Paul McCartney and Kobe Bryant as well as corporate titans and industry leaders, too.
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Sonos products have become popular for their ease of use and ability to connect multiple speakers, but it is facing more competition as large tech companies like Samsung and Google offer their own wireless home audio products.
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"You need to see the bigger picture: perhaps we started playing a game and peaked at a game at the right time, just when it started to become popular amongst a bigger group of people," Score says.
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With the rise in fandom's visibility has come the rise of "cringe culture," a phrase that has become popular in internet spaces as a way to shame a show or a fandom for behaving childishly or dorkily.
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Inside the View-Master Deluxe VR you'll find a spring-loaded clamping mechanism which is designed to securely hold a wide variety of smartphones, including some of larger devices that have regrettably become popular as of late.
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Dr. Longo founded the company L-Nutra based on these results and now sells the five-day FMD diet, called Prolon (for pro-longevity), which has become popular in Silicon Valley, where fasting diets have been trending.
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Additionally, the tools offer the option to quickly put large animated captions over the videos, in a format that has become popular on Facebook, where videos begin playing automatically and are often watched with the sound off.
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A raft of companies at the expo showcased products labeled "grain-free," made from seeds, nuts or legumes and marketed to satisfy adherents of both gluten-free and Paleo diets, which have become popular in recent years.
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For example, I am currently looking for a powerful partner to develop all of my IPs so that when one format, like a movie or a TV series, becomes popular, the other formats will also become popular.
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Mesh networking, which has become popular in the last two years or so, uses multiple hotspots around your house to blanket it in Wi-Fi, instead of using one single spot to broadcast as far and possible.
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It was started as an experiment to see if giving readers a separate post in which to discuss the smaller variety puzzles would become popular, but unfortunately, it has not developed enough readership to keep it going.
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Once swallowed, the Squip implants itself in the user's brain, manifesting itself as visions of a smooth-talking, Keanu Reeves-looking guide who can tell the user exactly what he needs to do in order to become popular.
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And because of how rapidly marijuana legalization has become popular—a recent gallup poll showed that 64 percent of Americans now support it, including a majority of Republicans—many prosecutors will probably avoid rocking the boat, Davenport explained.
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Harris, a former California state attorney general, has become popular with liberal activists for her tough questioning of Trump administration appointees and officials, including Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, during Senate hearings.
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Taxi Dave, settled behind a microphone last weekend in the TriBeCa studios of WOR-AM (710) for his taxi-themed talk radio show, which has become popular with New York City cabbies and other listeners at 8 p.m.
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Reimagined fairy tales have become popular in recent years, ranging from Katherine Arden's Russian folklore-inspired adult novels The Bear and the Nightingale and The Girl in the Tower, to Meagan Spooner's Beauty and the Beast-inspired Hunted.
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The tiny houses that have become popular in recent years, which cost as little as $20,000 for materials (or $86,500 for a modern 745-square-foot home from IKEA), are good comparisons to the old Sears catalog homes.
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Washington Post reporter James Hohmann got an earful from Democrats on Wednesday after he suggested in his Daily 202 newsletter that the Republican tax bill, which awaits President Donald Trump's signature, is likely to become popular next year.
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Kosher-certified meats have become popular, not for religious reasons, but because the strict rules regarding slaughter are seen as safer and healthier than factory farming, especially when it comes to animals, where there's a lot at stake.
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Their first restaurant was Cafe China, in Midtown, which also serves Sichuan food; there, they've found it more challenging to experiment, as the restaurant has become popular with business people and Chinese tourists looking for familiar Sichuan mainstays.
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One of the new black markets that have become popular over the last year, Empire Market, has several pages of listings for fentanyl in various forms, from 12 grams for $1,600 in Bitcoin to a patch for $41.
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While Anavrin is fictional, it seems to have been inspired by a real health-conscious grocery store chain in Los Angeles called Erewhon, which has become popular thanks to its wide selection of organic, local, and sustainable foods.
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Still, Clemente and others on the left said they doubt the tax bill will become popular given that it is centered on a big cut to the corporate rate, which was reduced from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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E-cigarettes have become popular with teens in the U.S. The FDA recently ordered market leader Juul and four other e-cigarette manufacturers to submit plans to curb youth use, which the agency has said are at "epidemic" levels.
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Polls in key swing states and nationally now show him well behind Hillary Clinton and some of his rhetorical tricks, like the use of "people are saying" to spread falsehoods while avoiding responsibility for them, have become popular memes.
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For instance, it has become popular to look at other times the VIX has been near this level, and the way the market subsequently responded; such studies tend to find that the VIX eventually rose and that stocks fell.
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As more large companies release open-source projects, those projects that become popular often get to the point where having a single company govern the project's life cycle is neither feasible nor in the best interest of the community.
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While drones have become popular with hobbyists, this line-of-sight limitation has prevented drones from going very far on their own for industrial work, because of the concern that these high-flying robots may lead to dangerous accidents.
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The deal would be NTT Data's most significant overseas acquisition as it seeks to expand in the United States and boost its offering in so-called knowledge process outsourcing, which has become popular with businesses looking to cut costs.
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Snapchat, a social media app that has become popular for letting people send short videos and images that disappear quickly, is facing a clone in Asia that has been downloaded 30 million times since last September, writes Paul Mozur.
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Several years ago, when WeChat was starting to become popular, I posted a photo of a candlelight vigil in Hong Kong, held in memory of Tiananmen Square, to my WeChat Moments (a feature in WeChat similar to Facebook Timelines).
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And as XXXTentacion and 6ix9ine become popular, even in spite of their rejection in some circles, those outlier sonic choices begin to become normalized, and also stand out by comparison to the flattening of their peers' sounds and identities.
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The move, announced on Tuesday, was seen as an attempt to ratchet up pressure on the company, which controls 72 percent of the e-cigarette market in the United States and whose products have become popular in high schools.
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While Uber has become popular as a taxi company for the digital age, and has been valued at nearly $70 billion — more than Ford, G.M. or Tesla — the company has been losing money faster than any technology company ever.
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Social signals also created a greater unpredictability of outcomes; when people could see how others had picked songs, the collective ratings of each song were less likely to predict success, and bad songs were more likely to become popular.
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By the time of the early modern era, around the 14th century (and as this new research suggests, possibly much earlier), the Banda islands had become popular among long-distance traders, who were eager to acquire the celebrated nutmeg spice.
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Though some believe Obamacare is safe from a negative ruling from the Supreme Court, Hudak said Trump's attacks on Obamacare, which has become popular with many citizens despite failing to reduce health-care costs, can hurt his relationship with swing voters.
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The company claimed the Trending module listed "topics that have recently become popular on Facebook," when it reality, it was curated by an army of poorly-treated contractors who had the ability to inject a story into the Trending module.
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Kansas: Povitica At Strawberry Hill In MerriamWhile there are several German, Scandinavian, and Dutch foods that have become popular here in the United States, in Kansas there is one special, under-the-radar treat that is worth the drive: povitica.
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The physical format has become popular amongst the British too, with eight years of consecutive growth, resulting in vinyl sales reaching a 21-year high in 2015, with 2.1 million LP unit purchases, the British Phonographic Industry revealed on Wednesday.
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"I think the term more recently, really in the last decade or so, has become popular[ized] by these religious zealots that keep proposing that it's the end of time," says Fred Espenak, scientist emeritus of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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When Microsoft's Edge browser arrived this summer alongside Windows 10, it was seen as a major step forward, incorporating new features like Cortana Assist alongside tricks that had become popular elsewhere, like Reading List and the new InPrivate browsing mode.
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It's hard to say, but I've made a few predictions about the trends that'll become popular, the ways the industry will respond to society, and a couple big moments that might change the way that we do — or see — things.
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But for a long time it was known as the English hill, having become popular in the early 19th century when wealthy Britons, most prominently the slave-trade abolitionist Lord Brougham, began to construct luxurious villas on and around the hill.
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Solar power, which now generates almost 2 percent of the nation's electricity, has become popular among Democrats and Republicans alike, as people consider ways to have more control over their energy use and to reduce pollution as well as create jobs.
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But they have become popular talking points nonetheless, amplified by a series of missteps and disclosures by the companies, including Facebook telling Congress this month that fake accounts linked to Russia had bought over $100,000 in political ads on the service.
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The prosecutors said that Mr. Xie used Weibo, a popular Chinese microblog service, to voice subversive ideas, and they cited messages he sent with Telegram, a message service that has become popular among Chinese rights activists because of its supposed security.
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Instagram and Snapchat still beat TikTok by wide margins, but the Chinese-owned video app has quickly become popular with Gen Z. (Sara Fischer / Axios) Facebook's longtime vice president of communications, Caryn Marooney, has a new job in venture capital.
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Shares with unequal voting powers were out of fashion and even banned in some jurisdictions for decades after World War Two but the growth of tech giants such as Facebook or Google parent Alphabet have seen such structures become popular again.
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The home is a mile and a half northeast of Angels Camp, a Gold Rush city in Calaveras County that is best known for its annual frog-jumping competition and has become popular with second-home owners and wine country tourists.
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At the same time, industry executives say the use of global positioning system-based motorized carts that can carry fresh produce from field areas is something that will become popular in the future, too, since it can free up farm labor.
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E-cigarettes are a divisive topic in the public health community, offering a nicotine alternative to cigarettes without the same toxic and cancer-causing chemicals, but they have also become popular with teens, drawn to candy and dessert flavor varieties.
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With this attack, if one day these light bulbs become popular enough, "the worst case scenario is to blackout the whole city," according to Eyal Ronen, a PhD student at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, who discovered the bug.
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Last year he released an album of Queen covers, "Thunderbolt & Lightning," and his YouTube covers of Queen classics have become popular enough that he finds himself recognized in public — especially outside the United States, which was never the band's biggest market.
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A device designed for doctors tired of providing "manual relief" to (read: jerking off) ladies supposedly suffering from hysteria, vibrators didn't become popular because they were scientifically determined to be the best possible way to bring a woman to orgasm.
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And over the past decade or so, advertisements, particularly those targeted to women but increasingly for things like, say, highlighter markers, have harnessed feminism and empowerment as marketing tactics — tactics that work because feminism, in that same time span, has become popular.
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"In times when poisonous narratives have become popular and the spreading of fear and hatred have once again become socially acceptable, we liberal, democratically minded bibliophiles must respond with attractive counterarguments," Mr. Boos said at a news conference at the fair's opening.
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So the women decided to experiment, taking inspiration from YouTube videos featuring novelty dumplings that had become popular in Nepal and neighboring India — like the tandoori momo, whose invention is often credited to the Chinjabi (Chinese-Punjabi) chain QD's in New Delhi.
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While it is early days, much like the excitement around ISAs in education, I expect models like Free Agency to increasingly become popular as a way to manage our careers, and this is one startup worth paying attention to in the coming years.
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Lo Hiu Pan, who composed "Raise the Umbrella," said on Thursday that while his song benefited from the work with celebrity singers, a new song did not have to be a poppy ballad fit for the mainstream to become popular in Hong Kong.
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And yet even though rescue groups and advocates have been portraying the dogs as gentle on social media (sometimes referring them as "good boys"), and they have become popular family dogs, pit bull owners still report people being afraid of their dogs.
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Asimov, who came along years before She's All That and The Princess Diaries insisted that beauty and glasses are mutually exclusive, wrote a startlingly accurate essay about how Hollywood forces women to remove their specs before they can become popular or attractive to men.
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Admittedly, I rolled my eyes (during a sex scene between Priest and his two lovers), felt old (especially when looking at all of the face tattoos that have become popular among younger generations), and found some parts of the film to be extremely contrived.
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And since it can take years for an influential work to accumulate citations, shortcuts have become popular, such as the "journal impact factor," which scores journal articles based on journal rankings that are determined by the journals' own frequency of citation in other journals.
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Foreigners seeking vacation homes tend to focus on the Montego Bay area, Negril and Ocho Rios, while Port Antonio has also become popular after the expansion of its airport, said Nicola Delapenha, a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Jamaica, based in Montego Bay.
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And now that the film has dropped, and has subsequently captured the hearts of critics and audiences alike, another song has become popular among fans: "Why Did You Do That?" performed in the movie by Lady Gaga as now-superstar Ally on Saturday Night Live.
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Recently, the hairstyles have become popular outside of the black community, but those wearing them have dubbed them "boxer braids" or in Kardashian West's case, "Bo Derek braids," without recognizing the styles' history and origins and framing the looks as something new or edgy.
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Nvidia's graphics processing chips have become popular with gaming, and its Volta chip is proving to be popular with AI applications, something that will "translate to upside surprises over the next 18-4.123 months," semiconductor analyst Mark Lipacis wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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But despite his litany of complaints against the IP-BOX, he said that it had become popular with law enforcement, so much so that there was even a manual on how to use it written by a detective at the police department in Madison, Wisconsin.
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President Obama announced a White House push for two free years of community college in his 2015 State of the Union address, and the idea has become popular among Democrats who say the rising costs of post-secondary education hamper the country's economic growth.
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Since it was introduced in 2008, SoundCloud has become popular with artists and listeners by setting itself up as a "YouTube for music," with a huge variety of songs uploaded directly by artists and easily accessible through a free and elegantly designed online platform.
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Today, the 60-acre (25 hectare) green space is in many ways a victim of its popularity — more than 140,000 people visit it each day, but its relative lack of bathrooms and bins means it has also become popular for Paris' vast rat population.
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Decorated with brightly stitched marigolds, toadstools, centipedes and sumo wrestlers, her leather biker jacket, which is nonchalantly slung over the back of a chair, is a vivid scrapbook of the brand's embroidered iron-ons, which have become popular with Courtney Love and Gigi Hadid.
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It may be surprising, but the conversation that dominates the body positivity movement is not about hair but about plastic surgery, which has become popular among black millennials, some of whom even go abroad for their procedures or seek underground alternatives to save money.
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Since successfully rebranding as romantic venues evoking the nostalgia of antebellum charm, former slave plantations have become popular locations for weddings in the south; actors Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds held their wedding at Boone Hall Plantation, where dozens of black people were enslaved.
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Instagram and Snapchat still beat TikTok by wide margins, but the viral Chinese karaoke app has quickly become popular amongst Generation Z. Why it matters: TikTok is following a familiar trajectory, beginning with beating out Facebook as a more popular app for young teens.
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Instead, they're all collapsed into the pejorative term "Bernie Bro" —first used, as far as anyone can tell, by the Atlantic's Robinson Meyer in October — which has become popular in recent weeks both among Sanders's critics and (defensively and sarcastically) among his supporters themselves.
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OnlyFans, a "clips site" that has recently become popular for performers to connect with their fans, allows viewers to subscribe for a monthly fee to see an individual performer's photos and clips — usually mobile-friendly videos under five minutes and shot in whatever setting is available, e.g.
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Additionally, as Valve as found itself mired in controversies over its increasingly lax stance on letting violent, hateful, and other questionable content onto its platform, a number of smaller, more curated game distributors like Itchio have become popular alternatives, especially for big-name indie game makers.
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On the mobile side of things more accessible to the rest of us, Snapchat filters have quickly become popular, and their neat trick has served as an introduction to what a mixed view of the real and digital world can look like for millions of people.
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" In fact, thanks to the rise of deadly fentanyl in our drug supply, Ciccarone says he wishes inhaling heroin would become popular again, like it was in the early 2000s with the rise of Colombian product which, he's noted, "is not smokable but can be insufflated (snorted).
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It's like gay birth control, and though it's only been prescribed to around 80,000 people (and counting!) since coming on the market in 2012, the drug has become popular enough in certain gay circles to begin changing the culture of how men have and negotiate sex.
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It wasn't the first eBook reader by any means, but it was the first to become popular in the mainstream — Amazon's relationships with book publishers, plus built-in free cellular Internet service in the first versions of the device, meant that people could get books anywhere.
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Second, he wants to broaden the coverage of U.S.A. Cycling to encompass not just racers but the everyday cyclist, those who ride in mass events, such as a bike ride across Iowa taking place this week, and the Gran Fondos pseudo-races that have become popular.
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"It's impossible to ban bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading because the more you regulate, the more it will become popular," said Francesco Nazari Fusetti, co-founder and chief executive officer of Aidcoin and CharityStars, which aims to launch an online auction platform for the non-profit sector.
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To find the stories that become popular, Wattpad relies on a combination of human curation and technology — the latter with its Story DNA machine learning system that helps identify the standouts by deconstructing things like sentence structure, word use, grammar and other factors that contribute to popularity.
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Why you shouldn't want to always be happy In recent years, the pyt button has become popular among Danish adults, who can either make one at home or buy one that, when pressed, says, "pyt pyt pyt" and "breathe deeply, it will all be okay" in Danish.
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Social media has turbo-charged the way words or phrases become popular, leading to some recent multi-word champions for Word of the Year, including "tender-age shelter" (a detention facility for young undocumented migrant children separated from their parents) in 2018 and "fake news" in 2017.
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Maquillage (saying it in French glamorizes mundanity like nothing else) as an everyday hobby, as an extension of personality, as a sacred ritual of multiple steps (that has grown far from the "cleanse, tone, moisturise" of my youth) has become popular enough to grow its own field of thinkpieces.
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Founded in 2007 by physician-turned-entrepreneur Tom X Lee, One Medical has become popular in and around its hometown of San Francisco by providing on-demand care and easy mobile booking and by selling its services to big companies who offer access as a perk to employees.
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Bundy and two of his sons, Ammon and Ryan, who were indicted in connection with leading the Oregon occupation and also face charges with their father in the Nevada standoff, have become popular figures for groups challenging federal control over vast stretches of public land in the West.
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It's interesting in the last couple of years when the idea of being a "thot," or people like Cardi B have become popular, everyone is hashtagging "bubble butt"—stuff a few years ago, I avoided because it meant that I wasn't as "high-class" as my fellow colleagues.
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In the developing world and in particular Latin America, conditional cash transfer (CCT) schemes — wherein low-income families are given cash benefits with no use restrictions provided they fulfill certain conditions, like sending kids to school or getting vaccinated — have become popular over the past decade or so.
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Castbox's Livecast includes many of the same features that have become popular in China, including the ability to stream a live audio chat with multiple hosts, in-channel messaging rooms, call-in requests and virtual gifts paid for with in-app currency that can be exchanged for real money.
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