STEVEN: Guam, incidentally, is also becoming popular with Chinese tourists.
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The campaign comes as meat substitutes are becoming popular with consumers.
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And it's becoming popular here with more and more fusion cuisine.
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I love living here, but becoming popular is not really welcome.
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A controversial Nike sneaker is becoming popular in the resale sphere.
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Neutral-toned gowns are also becoming popular on the wedding runways.
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And if Story is becoming popular, is Sonnet next — or, perhaps, Villanelle?
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Ezekwesile retweeted me also and from there the tweets started becoming popular.
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Self-service bars are also becoming popular, with guests grabbing their own beverages.
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Routinely dipping into hot or cold water is becoming popular in certain circles.
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I'd also say that they're still a long way off becoming popular too.
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Twitch was really becoming popular around the time I decided to do this.
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And hydrofluoroolefins, an HFC substitute that is more energy efficient, are becoming popular.
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Jacobs also said she's already seen oversized pullovers, fleeces, and sweatshirts becoming popular.
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That this interpretation requires considerable hermeneutic contortions didn't prevent it from becoming popular.
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Socks or shoes to protect paws from perils like broken glass are becoming popular.
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It's becoming popular to speculate what effect Twilio will have on the tech world.
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Onavo helps Facebook track which apps are becoming popular and could be worth purchasing.
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"When Miranda first started becoming popular not many people knew who she was," Ballinger said.
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Immersive theatre, VR, cinema, and AR are all (or are becoming) popular ways of storytelling.
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He began noticing shorter shorts becoming popular again among athletes — tennis players included — around 2013.
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Upholstered and tufted headboards are becoming popular, as they can make a space look luxurious.
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Using AR to provide remote diagnostics is becoming popular in the automotive industry, according to Wood.
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"Interestingly enough, campaign shirts are just becoming popular over here," she added, referring to local elections.
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Nashville Hot Chicken, a regional variation of the fried dish, is becoming popular in Yelp searches.
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It isn't long before he's introduced to a new drug that's becoming popular among his classmates.
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Wine's slowly becoming popular booze in Japan—it's even closing in on sake in terms of consumption.
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By the early 20th century, "Swing Low" was becoming popular among the all-male choirs of Wales.
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Private aviation didn't start becoming popular until the 1960s, after the first Learjet took flight in 1963.
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Nowadays, they're starting at 12 years old and the smaller guys are becoming popular all over the place.
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The wall is exactly the type of issue that harms Trump's chance of becoming popular with the center.
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The meat-free food market is booming, with companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods becoming popular with consumers.
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I was like, how come it's becoming popular to have big lips, but back then, it was not acceptable.
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Dewan also points to the concept of "healing gardens," restorative green spaces that are becoming popular in Midwestern hospitals.
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"They are becoming popular, and more parents are asking about them, but I think it's too early," said Smith.
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Session beers, or beers that are brewed to have a lower alcohol content, are becoming popular for their drinkability.
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Websites like Reddit, Medium and Quora are becoming popular places to create fake accounts and plant disinformation and leaks.
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About 15 years ago, my business partner wanted to get into high-end denim when it was becoming popular.
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Alongside food trucks, ghost kitchens are becoming popular because they require less space and fewer employees than traditional restaurants do.
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The book trails her rise as an actress, beginning with her first big acting challenge — becoming popular in high school.
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New problems could also arise related to WhatsApp, the messaging app owned by Facebook that is becoming popular in Myanmar.
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By then the dual-language programs that she had begun at her son's elementary and middle schools were becoming popular.
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After becoming popular in 2017, largely thanks to the Kardashians, bike shorts finally seem to be on their way out.
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Such back-door listings are becoming popular due to the lengthy waiting time involved in China's initial public offering (IPO) process.
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Kelly said the payment space is changing with companies like Venmo and PayPal, his stock of choice, becoming popular for transactions.
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"It's becoming popular among developing nations or in the countryside where access to conventional banking is difficult for people," he said.
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At the same time Kontsevoy began observing these trends, some key enabling technologies were becoming popular including Docker and Google Kubernetes.
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Some of the top languages include JavaScript, Java, and Python — although newer entrants like Kotlin and Go are also becoming popular.
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Westfield Oculus and Brookfield Place, two shopping areas at or near the World Trade Center, are also becoming popular for brands.
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A spokesperson for NA in Los Angeles told BuzzFeed News that virtual meetings are becoming popular with that organization as well.
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Ocasio-Cortez's brand of politics, however, has not proven to be the golden ticket to becoming popular in our polarized politics.
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Videos of people (many of them teens) participating in the challenge are becoming popular on social media, particularly under the hashtag #DuctTapeChallenge.
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In the mid-'70s, stimulant drugs such as Ritalin and amphetamine were becoming popular for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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That has turbocharged an idea called initial coin offerings (ICOs), a form of crowdsourced fundraising that is becoming popular in the cryptocurrency world.
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Neo banks are increasingly becoming popular across the globe as traditional banks show little interest in addressing the needs of niche customer bases.
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They've been around for Android much longer, but as with many things in tech, many of these keyboards are only now becoming popular.
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Agriculture makes up only about 1 percent of Singapore's land area, but urban farming - including vertical and rooftop farms - is fast becoming popular.
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"This type of model is becoming popular in the aviation industry as a way to maximize the use of charter aircraft," Head says.
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The Pour column last Wednesday, about lesser known wine grapes that are becoming popular, referred incorrectly to Württemberg, Germany, where trollinger is grown.
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They also had to let Bezos collect valuable data on which products were becoming popular and which companies were having trouble satisfying demand.
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Chinese social media apps are rapidly becoming popular with users in India, but the country now wants to regulate them, the Financial Times reported.
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Tablet computers, which have bigger screens and are often easier to use than smartphones or laptops, are becoming popular devices for people over 75.
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In a later interview, Hyelim Uh, a public relations and marketing executive at Breguet Korea, said the Moon Phase is becoming popular among couples.
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FOOD The Pour column last Wednesday, about lesser known wine grapes that are becoming popular, referred incorrectly to Württemberg, Germany, where trollinger is grown.
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"Anti-cafes," establishments that bill customers for the time spent there rather than the amount of coffee they drink, are becoming popular in New York.
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Instagram has a growing security problem: As the service swells to more than 1 billion users, these accounts are also becoming popular targets for hackers.
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Vertical indoor farming is becoming popular, with an increasing number of businesses using the technique to grow produce such as salad leaves and micro herbs.
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Onavo was instrumental in the acquisition of WhatsApp and also helped Facebook spot that Snapchat, a messaging service, was fast becoming popular, especially with teenagers.
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Because we aren't planning on listing the coin, we chose to use another route that is becoming popular in the ICO process: a pitch deck.
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The method was becoming popular in Europe, but the study found that blood pressure dropped just as much in those who had the fake treatment.
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Flash drives designed especially for smartphones are becoming popular options for quick photo backup — SanDisk and Leef Mobile Memory are two of the major players.
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And TMCM's creator frequently appears: Wheeler draws himself as a square-toothed hulk straining for unique ideas and being taunted by his readers for becoming popular.
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This makes Blue safer to work around but also suitable for research using reinforcement learning, a type of AI training method that's becoming popular in robotics.
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On a related note, innovative and eco-friendly burial methods are becoming popular in the world's second largest economy, especially in first and second tier cities.
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Social networks such as Facebook—whose profiles featured photographs and other personal information—were becoming popular, and Terrogence's avatars had become more sophisticated to avoid detection.
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Traditionally, you&aposd find labels like "organic" and "sustainably-grown" in the grocery aisle, but the same verbiage is becoming popular in the fashion industry, too.
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Online grocery sales are fast becoming popular in India, with BigBasket, SoftBank-backed rival Grofers and Amazon's India unit vying for a bigger piece of the market.
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Loom will have to hope that after becoming popular at a company, managers will pay for the Pro version that shows exactly how long each viewer watched.
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Places aimed at groups are shutting down, but "coin noraebang" for individuals and couples are becoming popular with teenagers, students in their 20s and older single professionals.
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Here's what she and I talked about: VICE: With the re-emergence of the far right, why don't we see the classic skinhead aesthetic becoming popular again?
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From college commutes to big-city outlaws "It started becoming popular for surfers riding them when the waves weren't good," said nationally ranked longboard racer Conan Gay.
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High-deductible health plans - which shift initial medical costs to patients, but have lower monthly premiums - are becoming popular, resulting in patients pushing back non-emergency surgeries.
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In Britain, regulators now require banks to provide access to certain financial data, allowing smaller companies to offer digital banking services that are becoming popular with customers.
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Now, another staple piece from the princess is becoming popular among bloggers and influencers around the world: a blouse with dramatic shoulders and black-and-white polka dots.
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When they released "#SELFIE" and they started to become mainstream, I was so happy for them, because as a fan it was great - they were finally becoming popular.
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There are lots of ways to do that, whether it's voluntary industry participation like FRVT or state-level transparency laws, which are becoming popular for criminal justice algorithms.
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The presentation of little cakes in their own paper cases give us another idea as to why they were becoming popular: they were fashionable and well turned out.
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It appeals to a lot of young people, it's becoming popular on mobile devices, and to me it may play a large part in the future of storytelling.
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Today, many refer to nameplates as "Carrie necklaces" and consider the show an origin point for the style becoming popular despite it actually dating back much, much further.
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No, not " on fleek" as in they are cool or good, they are literally on Fleek— an app becoming popular on campuses as an unfiltered alternative to Snapchat.
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Design that considers the physical attributes of the people who use a space, as well as how they use it, is fast becoming popular, she and others said.
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AMD has enjoyed recent success from some of its chips being used to mine cryptocurrency, but more specialized processors from other manufacturers are becoming popular in the Bitcoin community.
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The network technology is quickly becoming popular: After the start-up Eero released a mesh system last year, bigger brands like Google and D-Link followed with similar products.
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About 100 years ago, purebred dogs started becoming popular, and more vets began specializing in small species because they were no longer stigmatized for choosing to care for companion animals.
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Food preservatives Used for centuries to preserve everything from pickles to pig's feet, vinegar is now becoming popular as a natural preservative in processed meat and poultry items as well.
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Sebastian now sees other tech giants, like Google and Facebook, doubling down on their own marketplace offerings, while smaller players like Instagram and Pinterest are also becoming popular shopping platforms.
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Local beers cost less than $1 but you will pay around $5 per pint for one of the dozens of Peruvian craft beers that are becoming popular throughout the country.
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When YouTube was first becoming popular, it was a disruptive force that allowed creators who would never have a chance to be on television to share and profit from their videos.
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Local beers can cost less than $1, but you will pay around $23 per pint for one of the dozens of Peruvian craft beers that are becoming popular throughout the country.
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Meditation, in particular, appears to be following a similar trajectory to that of yoga a decade or so earlier and is becoming popular with a much broader segment of the population.
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"However, that part of virtual reality where you have to wear something over your eyes, I'm more dubious about that becoming popular because it takes something away from you," he added.
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An app called "Energy Ring" designed for Samsung's new Galaxy S10 phones is becoming popular, as it makes great use of the hole-punch camera cutout on Samsung's Infinity-O display.
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Compounding matters, the general-purpose chip architecture in wide use today, known as x86, which has brought us to this point, isn't optimized for computing applications that are now becoming popular.
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Hydroponics can be extended to vertical farming — a controlled method of optimally growing crops in vertically stacked layers, becoming popular for produce, which takes up significantly less land than standard farming.
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Ecstasy is becoming popular again in the European Union, with online sales and targeted marketing helping to drive the revival among a new generation of users, the EU drug agency said Tuesday.
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That wasn't an entirely new thing: When family cars were first becoming popular in the 1930s, most models were designed in a very curvy shape for fuel efficiency, like the Chrysler Airflow.
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I've seen a lot of obscure and unrefined places here, but they are becoming popular because Portlanders are willing to eat their food and enjoy things like a Japanese zombie porn theme.
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Advanced driver assist systems are quickly becoming popular for passenger vehicle manufacturers, like Tesla and Cadillac, but have yet to make their way into long-haul trucks — at least not as standard features.
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"With his union flag football shirt and '103s mop-top mane, 'World Cup Willie' was a high-profile presence throughout England 210, becoming popular with fans both young and old," FIFA says online.
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Given that USB-C is quickly becoming popular and now often the only port on many laptops (think Apple's Macbook), it's actually surprising that the company didn't launch a USB-C version earlier.
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Maybe I would have learned how, shortly after it was built, it was burned down, right around the time when that sort of thing was becoming popular with men who wore white hoods.
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Shareholder resolutions for social action are becoming popular among gender activists, catching up with those focused on electoral contributions and climate change, said Michael Passoff, head of Proxy Impact, which supports investor advocacy.
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The mother of a 14-year-old girl said Gilstrap-Portley also inappropriately touched her daughter while at Hillcrest as he was becoming popular on the basketball team, the Dallas Morning-News reported.
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While the trend is becoming popular among backpackers, the concept dates back to when Japanese workers, particularly men, stayed in their offices or went out for dinner and drinking until late at night.
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According to men's magazines and grooming chroniclers like Esquire and the New York Times Style section, beards started becoming popular six or so years ago because of the rebellion they represented at the time.
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Around the globe, skin-lightening procedures and products — many of which are experimental, unregulated, and extremely dangerous — are becoming popular among women hoping to gain an upward trajectory in cultures that prize lighter complexions.
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This is the same time Dr. Sandra Lee, aka Dr. Pimple Popper, the dermatologist who attracts millions of people to videos of her extracting large amounts of goo from people's pores, started becoming popular.
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But although most of Mexicali's Chinese restaurants keep many of their secrets to themselves, it's easy to imagine this Cantonese-Mexican food—with its instantly recognizable ingredients presented in new ways—becoming popular anywhere else.
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Giovanni Barbieri, who is from the Veneto region in northeastern Italy, said that pizza with a crisp, yet airy crust is the style of the moment there, and that it's becoming popular across the country.
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On cable, shows like "Orange Is the New Black," with an ensemble that was black and brown (and, just as shocking, butch, fat, and trans), were thriving; creators like Mindy Kaling were becoming popular brands.
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Live action trailers are increasingly becoming popular in the gaming industry, too — just last month we saw a big Destiny 2 trailer, and Bethesda has also released cinematic trailers for Dishonored 2, Fallout 4, and Skyrim.
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But for people who aren't necessarily making billions of dollars a year, there are plenty of brands that Gant is noticing becoming popular in the Bay Area, particularly sustainable brands like Rothy's flats and Veja sneakers.
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DV: If you could see a populist like getting votes doing that, if there was some Midwestern politician, who was becoming popular by getting government off your back that way, and that's somehow getting him into office.
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And their nightmare is gradually coming true: Although it took a long time, the Affordable Care Act is finally becoming popular, and the public's concern that the G.O.P. will kill it is becoming an important political liability.
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"Snowbirding" aboard ship is becoming popular enough that Oceania Cruises has created two new itineraries geared specifically at this population next winter, particularly to a wealthy client with an average household income of about $250,000 or more.
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The most common products misleading shoppers are typically things like wrinkle creams and diet pills, but the BBB says that teeth whiteners, teas, and cannabis products, all of which are trendy Instagram fodder, are becoming popular bait.
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Coupled with the plant's botanical link to poisonous belladonna, which had made some skeptical from the very beginning of the potato's introduction to Europe, these rumors kept potatoes from becoming popular in France—even among the starving poor.
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Opening a new bank account and closing out an old account is a hassle — especially because you don't see any immediate rewards — so I put off making the change until long after high-yield accounts started becoming popular.
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You can also pay someone else to do the creative thinking for you: People to People Tours — in which you are bused around the island and guided through some educational exposure to Cuban culture — are becoming popular among Americans.
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Initially, however, the focus is on more affordable devices like Google's Cardboard project, but Graphic India is actively exploring the possibility for higher-end devices, which are becoming popular as 'VR arcades' within shopping malls and other public places.
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In many markets, such as China, Southeast Asia and India, which happens to be one of TikTok's biggest markets, social commerce is increasingly becoming popular and beginning to pose a challenge to "traditional" e-commerce players such as Amazon.
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If it follows other formats that gained traction in China before becoming popular elsewhere, like short-form video apps (including TikTok) and video livestreams, it may give podcasts in other markets a new way to reach more listeners and monetize.
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An allegedly adorable spot with a colonial center, I read it was becoming popular among American retirees, and saw there is even a place called the Bakery, whose sign boasts "artisanal bread"; its muffins and pepperoni pizza get strong reviews on TripAdvisor.
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Clearly user experience is sink or swim for services like Airtime, so bulking up on talent that make it feel like your friends are right there with you is essential if the app is going to have a shot at becoming popular.
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Both Starling and Monzo offer very similar cards and bank accounts that are quickly becoming popular with millennials across the UK — Monzo recently crossed 2 million customers and says it's adding 200,22008 more each month, and Starling has more than 22017,22014 customers.
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In the States, Spotify and Pandora were becoming popular, and Andre, who moved back to Trinidad after graduating from Morehouse, said to me, 'I want a way to use Pandora and Spotify in the Caribbean—because you can't do it right now.
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The carmaker, Guangzhou Automobile Group (also known as GAC), plans to sell these SUVs among other models in the U.S. The Chinese state-run company takes pride that its SUVs are becoming popular among drivers in the medium-to-high-end segment in China.
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"I think the trend is becoming popular because like any online trend, you see someone do it and think it's clever so you pick up on it," Butler says, comparing it to the popular trend of people using the tilde in conversation years ago.
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Women of color convened on Twitter under hashtags like #SolidarityIsForWhiteWomen to detail their experiences of being sidelined in feminist conversations, and many on the left criticized the way a trickle-down, professional-oriented feminism was becoming popular just as income inequality between women was ballooning.
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But that hasn't stopped them from becoming popular on Instagram: "Hedgehogs and small exotic animals are often impulse purchases, so when [people] see a video of them eating a tiny birthday cake with a hat, you're not actually getting that when you get your pet," says Schindler.
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Co-created by innovative animators / entrepreneurs Jay Ward, Alex Anderson, and Bill Scott, the series took the hip, self-aware humor that, at the time, was becoming popular in comedy clubs and TV commercials, and applied it to the crudely animated adventures of a dim-witted moose named Bullwinkle and his resourceful flying squirrel pal, Rocky.
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The Associated Press: Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE becoming popular target for Democrats in 2020 race.
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No longer the sole domain of celebrity couples looking for privacy, such weddings are becoming popular among couples who can't pin down a date months in advance, are overwhelmed by the prospect of planning a huge gala, or want to save a bundle on doing an out-of-season event (sometimes without having to provide dinner).
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"It started becoming popular about 15 years ago or so, but it was kicked into high gear by the immense popularity of Coco, in particular, which broke box office records across the globe," says Andrew Chesnut, PhD, professor of religious studies at Virginia Commonwealth University and author of Devoted to Death: Santa Muerte, The Skeleton Saint.
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