And as new sports gain popularity, the fixers will move in.
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As voice assistants gain popularity, they have become targets for hackers.
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It's not hard to gain popularity when you're supporting the party.
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N) revived Indian motorcycles, gain popularity and competitors such as Honda (7267.
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The first smartphones did enough advanced tasks well enough to gain popularity.
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That sounds like a quick way to gain popularity in the office.
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It began to gain popularity in the United States in the 1980s.
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It's an idea that's been around for decades but continues to gain popularity.
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But across the country, affordable higher education initiatives have begun to gain popularity.
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Rubio's failure to gain popularity nationwide has sent social conservatives into a panic.
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I think he is an entertainer, and he is using whatever to gain popularity.
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They found it in Reddit threads — topics seem to gain popularity quicker than before.
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Other Florida markets are also seeing the practice gain popularity again, according to Trulia.
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But as these strategies gain popularity so, too, do the issues surrounding this approach.
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Surface will gain popularity, and the hardware business overall will drive a revenue uptick.
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Analysts said that Amazon's offering is "priced extremely competitively" which could help it gain popularity.
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As ICOs gain popularity and dip more into the mainstream, look out for the regulators.
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So as electric cars finally begin to gain popularity, why are planes so far behind?
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In some of these countries, obesity is now common as American-style eating habits gain popularity.
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Socialism and nationalism typically gain popularity when society's trusted leaders fail to grapple with challenge and change.
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Dia&Co is operating in an increasingly crowded space as subscription companies like Stitch Fix gain popularity.
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The first is that plant-based proteins will gain popularity as a replacement for slaughtering live animals.
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Like many technologies that emerge in the enterprise, extensions continue to gain popularity for our personal lives, too.
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As social media bolsters selfie culture and online video tutorials gain popularity, the demand for makeup naturally grows.
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Do you see this type of technology that coordinates donating or selling surplus food continuing to gain popularity?
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Boys are teased when they cry and gain popularity among peers if they have multiple girlfriends, she said.
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I used my looks to gain popularity with the girls in my sorority and lots of boys on campus.
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Big theater chains have generally proven resistant to the idea of simultaneous release, even as streaming services gain popularity.
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Africa is just a few miles from Sicily, and political leaders like Mr. Salvini gain popularity by frightening voters.
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"This has allowed quick expressions like 'xx' to gain popularity and take on new meaning," more gratitude than romance.
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Amazon wants Alexa calling and messaging to gain popularity, so it's taking a broad approach to populate that list quickly.
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When asked if Messenger might then fall behind as products like Amazon's Echo voice controller gain popularity, Marcus conceded, "maybe".
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The ideas could gain popularity if the United States enters a recession in 2020, ahead of the next presidential election.
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Intuit, creator of TurboTax, is a stock that just won't go down as online tax preparation continues to gain popularity.
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Nowadays, as backyard apiaries gain popularity, you no longer have to be an expert beekeeper to have your own hive.
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Practical tips for easing kids' social media anxiety What parents need to know Kids might make poor decisions to gain popularity.
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"When we initially started developing the concept, sandbox-style games like Minecraft had yet to gain popularity in Japan," Fujimoto says.
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The e-sports audience is disproportionately young and male, Mr. Vollmer said, but that may change as e-sports gain popularity.
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It managed to improve on a format people were used to (the old floppy) just enough that it ensured it'd gain popularity.
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The site was the first to gain popularity in the US, eclipsing earlier offerings like Makeoutclub, but it didn't have staying power.
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As voice assistants gain popularity, AI has the potential to make sophisticated product recommendations to people when they speak to their devices.
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"Predictive gaming is incredibly disruptive and will only continue to gain popularity in the NBA and beyond," Ranadivé said in a statement.
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" Keke says she first saw poll accounts gain popularity in the summer of 2018, but this summer, they started "becoming extremely popular.
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As the brand looks to gain popularity, Normandin said there's been an uptick in interest from celebrities to invest in Dirty Lemon.
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The influence of the major broadcast networks has declined as subscription services such as HBO, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video gain popularity.
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However, its sales have fallen year after year as eating trends like natural foods and veganism continue to gain popularity with consumers.
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In the 1860s, just as a newfangled method of producing likenesses began to gain popularity, the young Bernhardt sat for her first photograph.
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Still, ByteDance may face some challenges as it seeks to gain popularity in search, including changing user behavior to shift away from Baidu.
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He said the government had reopened the line, which had been closed for renovation, in April, to gain popularity before elections in June.
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A lot of bad game shows get made, somehow gain popularity, and stick around for far too long (or fail and are promptly canceled).
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The transaction, announced on Monday, indicates that Hulu continues to gain popularity, even as the market for over-the-top content becomes increasingly crowded.
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Various similar stabs in the U.S. and Europe — Paypal, Venmo, Apple Pay and Bitcoin among them — failed to gain popularity in the same way.
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As smaller, on-trend snack brands pop up and gain popularity online, it's harder for big corporations to keep up with evolving consumer demand.
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So if you don't gain popularity by downing five Jagerbombs in a row at an underage club, how do you raise your social standing?
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But about its use as Special K...Ketamine continues to gain popularity as a recreational drug, especially in Southern China, UK, and even Kenya.
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Instead, new acts dump their stuff on the service and gain popularity, thereby racking up server fees for SoundCloud that it cannot sanely recoup.
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The show is now the earliest fan-recording of the band, which relied largely on such recordings and word of mouth to gain popularity.
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Verizon added a net of 47,000 Fios Internet connections but lost a net of 29,000 Fios Video customers as streaming offerings like Netflix gain popularity.
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He told law enforcement officers that he was trying to gain popularity, and that he had found a "fascination" with mass shooters and serial killers.
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"As issues like excess oil production are a relatively unmet need, I do think that micro-Botox will continue to gain popularity," says Dr. Zeichner.
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Changing who you are to gain popularity is not a lesson I learned as a Girl Scout; in fact, I was encouraged to do the opposite.
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Facebook also seemed to gain popularity in that time with Baby Boomers -- my parents and their friends -- rather than the millennials who make up my social circle.
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Advertisements used to power websites, but as ad-blocking extensions like AdBlock continue to gain popularity, content creators are losing out on that once-reliable revenue stream.
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"I thought if I did well in the show, I would be able to star in films and gain popularity," she said during the North Korean broadcast.
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Urban Dictionary shows a spike in searches for the word thirsty at the very beginning of 2013, so that is likely when it began to gain popularity.
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My hope is that astrology only continues to gain popularity as an activity for fooling around, and people won't truly put faith in a completely defenseless practice.
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But it also reflects a conclusion that his above-the-fray approach was ineffective against a front-runner who seems to gain popularity with each fight he picks.
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Though the number of continuing care retirement communities is once again growing, after taking a hit during the recession, it's unclear whether at-home options will gain popularity.
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As Josh Sadowski was gearing up to finish high school in 2018, a new short-form video app called TikTok was starting to gain popularity among Gen-Zers.
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The most common kind of state and local tax incentives, tied directly to job creation, began to gain popularity during the 1990s and have grown rapidly ever since.
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As reboots gain popularity and are dominate popular culture, I'm apprehensive that a rebooted Buffy is the solution to the demand for more stories to reflect the fantasy settings.
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This advanced technology is what makes cryptocurrency transactions secure and safe, and as cryptocurrency continues to gain popularity, so does the need to understand how to create blockchain applications.
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But as home health care and virtual reality gaming gain popularity, higher speeds will become more important, and cable companies have the advantage because they're connected to the home.
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Passive strategies continue to gain popularity as the market for index funds has reached $6 trillion, while the market for exchange-traded funds has ballooned to $3.6 trillion in assets.
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They started to gain popularity in the U.K. after the pensions freedom reforms were announced in April last year that gave retirees the freedom to access their entire pension pot.
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Both Postmates and DoorDash also compete against other big industry players like Grubhub and Uber Eats, though all four are experiencing growth as online meal ordering continues to gain popularity.
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And Moore's profanity-laced insults and rhyming speech in the middle of the movie, called "Signifying Monkey," has gone on to gain popularity with stand-ups, rappers, and other entertainers.
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People around the word share their bizarre and terrifying creepypastas, hoping that the tales will gain popularity and become classics, often quoted or cited by horror fans and frightened netizens.
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Just as Hambleton started to gain popularity and acclaim in the 1980s with his street art, he began painting landscapes on canvases, losing the interest of many fans and patrons.
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Commons Clause stops open-source abuse As containers gain popularity for a broad variety of use cases, entrepreneurs and infrastructure software investors are focused on investing in the machinery around containers.
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Though Google and Apple have introduced caller ID and spam protection features for their users in their upcoming OS updates, third-party app Truecaller offering similar service continues to gain popularity.
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The HSA complication is bound to arise more often as the huge baby boom generation retires, and as high-deductible insurance linked to HSA accounts continues to gain popularity among employers.
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If RTP takes off, it could be a boon to Mastercard's payments volume that Visa will lack, potentially moving Mastercard's performance significantly ahead of Visa's, especially if card alternatives gain popularity.
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Because people love the idea of getting a check in the mail, the program would likely gain popularity as soon as people got their first carbon dividend, as it did in Canada.
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But a third option, a liquefaction process called by a variety of names — flameless cremation, green cremation or the "Fire to Water" method — is starting to gain popularity throughout the United States.
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For example, in the 1989 movie Teen Witch, title witch Louise uses magic to gain popularity and the interest of her crush, but gives up her powers to believe in herself instead. Awwww.
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After working in dancer and choreographer management, notably with Broadway producer Richard Frankel and Paradigm Talent Agency, Taylor realized there was an opportunity to pair dance with music to help both gain popularity online.
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But as they move to the next stage of their education, the nerds find others like them, and the likable ones gain popularity just as quickly as they lost it a few years before.
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Welcome to the skate park It wasn't until 2013, when Verghese was 19, that she got on a skateboard -- a sport that has only started to gain popularity in India during the past decade.
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Most of these new digital offerings, however, are used for speculation - investors hoping the currency will gain popularity and then rise in value - rather than buying and selling tangible goods and services, Narayanan said.
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Unfortunately, this invention took a little bit longer to gain popularity, partly because Talbot had taken out a patent in England and so it was more exclusively him and his circle who made these.
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"Fleury provided a post-Miranda statement admitting to creating at least some of the Instagram profiles and posting the messages in an attempt to taunt or 'troll' the victims and gain popularity," the affidavit states.
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The renminbi gained international acceptance from the International Monetary Fund last year, but it has failed to gain popularity, especially against the heavily traded U.S. dollar which is still considered the true global reserve currency.
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Shingo Ide, chief equity strategist at NLI Research Institute, said it is "hard to expect these funds will gain popularity at once" unless influential investors such as Japan's public pension fund GPIF decide to buy them.
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These companies have already made significant investments in fossil fuels, which they believe will be an important source of energy stability even as renewables gain popularity, and natural gas is the cleanest compared to oil and coal.
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But a new form of remote work is starting to gain popularity: Working from anywhere (WFA), in which workers can live and work wherever they choose, whether it be in the US or an entirely different country.
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As plant-based substitutes gain popularity, with more people opting for vegan or vegetarian diets, Beyond Meat and rival Impossible Foods are fighting for market share by launching new products at fast-food restaurants in North America.
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But more than anything, the challenges facing Fairway are part of a nationwide rupture in the supermarket industry, with small chains struggling to survive as delivery services gain popularity and Amazon continues to invest aggressively in groceries.
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In his letter accepting the resignation, the monarch praised Mulki for his "bravery in taking difficult decisions that do not gain popularity", and asked him to stay on in a caretaker role until the new government is formed.
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It's a simple solution that didn't really gain popularity until the '90s—not because engineers were trying to save the planet, but because of the spread of laptops and other mobile devices where longer battery life is key.
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It was banned for a while during the 1950s at the height of General Francisco Franco's dictatorship, but survived to gain popularity across Spain in the 1980s and today draws large crowds of visitors from abroad as well as Spaniards.
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What began as an attempt at creating a weird, slightly wacky forum for artistic expression managed to gain popularity at just the right moment when the broader culture was shifting to more "experience-based" diversions that are less focused on naked consumption.
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Since their recent label dealings and increased focus on copyright detection, many users and artists have suffered takedowns when attempting to post certain tracks and DJ mixes—two areas that helped the streaming platform gain popularity dating back to their launch in Sweden in 2007.
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Oil may be in its last decades as a mobility fuel: Electric cars gain popularity, while natural gas — 2202 percent cleaner than coal — still emits 2628 million metric tons of CO28500 a year when used as a source of electricity in the U.S. alone.
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Nollywood — a term I helped coin with a 2002 article when Nigeria's movies were just starting to gain popularity outside the country — is an expression of boundless Nigerian entrepreneurialism and the nation's self-perception as the natural leader of Africa, the one destined to speak on the continent's behalf.
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Teens who try to act older than their age to gain popularity and engage in "adolescent pseudomature behavior" are more likely to have problems with drugs and alcohol and engage in serious criminal behavior by their early 20s, according to a study published in the journal Child Development.
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Make no mistake, though — if VR platforms continue to develop and gain popularity and Apple finds itself in the position to capitalize on a head-mounted rig, there's a good chance you'll be reading about a brand new Apple VR experience shortly after, no matter what Tim Cook says.
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He said sales of fresh food items like fruits and vegetables and imported items, such as European cheeses and meats, are likely to take a hit in the U.S. On the other hand, he said, local items and sealed goods, such as granola bars, will likely gain popularity.
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Franco's murder has sparked outrage around the country, and comes just weeks after Brazil's President Michel Temer agreed to give the Brazilian military authority over security operations in Rio de Janeiro State, a move seen by some as an attempt to gain popularity, rather than actually tackle crime.
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"Cofco's purchase capacity in Europe will be further boosted as the Chinese economy develops and the Chinese people's diet structure improves, especially as organic foods gain popularity among the pubic," Cofco's Chairman Zhao Shuanglian said at the signing ceremony for an agricultural food cooperation agreement between Cofco and the Danish Embassy.
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It's possible that in certain cases the sources of these images are intentionally hidden to protect the people in them or those who posted them, but in Phil's case, the choice not to credit images was a personal one he made when the Toilets With Threatening Auras Facebook page started to gain popularity.
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START data on terrorist attacks in North America, western Europe and Oceania seem to support the theory that social media can help turn extremists into violent extremists: a spate of right-wing terrorist attacks broke out after a lull in the early-to-mid 2000s, just as such media began to gain popularity.
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According to a DRC Health Ministry spokesperson, local politicians are using anti-Ebola-treatment rhetoric "just to gain popularity," which is fomenting a "high level of urban violence" in Katwa, a current epicenter of the outbreak that has now surpassed the number of cases in the previous epicenters of Beni and Mangina.
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As public values wither along with the public spheres that produce them, repressive modes of education gain popularity and it becomes easier to incarcerate people than to educate them, to model schools after prisons, to reduce the obligations of citizenship to mere consumption and to remove any notion of social responsibility from society's moral registers and ethical commitments.
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This potential fraud concocted by an actor as a way to gain popularity and job security could result in criminals not being identified, apprehended, or stopped; cops not being supported or backed up in life and death situations; or people in the great city of Chicago being categorically denied the resources intended for their safety and security.
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