They must counter pose themselves to "them" – the establishment in all its manifestations, mainstream politics, mainstream media, mainstream policies, mainstream institutions.
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What's underground is now mainstream and what's mainstream is underground.
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Marijuana is a mainstream commodity consumed by mainstream people, Marley Natural says.
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Shine-Louise Houston: The mainstream is always going to be the mainstream.
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They existed outside the mainstream; the mainstream didn't approve of them, broadly.
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"YouTube the company has always positioned itself as this alternative to mainstream news, mainstream entertainment, [and] really the mainstream media as a whole," Lewis said.
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Trolling became a mainstream form, if not the mainstream form of political discourse.
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If you're not into mainstream rom-coms, you're not into mainstream rom-coms.
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Not coming for the mainstream or from the mainstream but from another place.
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No, it's what he says that the mainstream media, the pearl-clutching mainstream media.
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Have the Greens moved to the mainstream, or has the mainstream moved to them?
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Democrats called for a mainstream nominee, and that is the very definition of mainstream.
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Apple is obviously—rightfully—building their educational strategy towards mainstream students in mainstream classes.
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It's as mainstream as Ms. Potter gets, but it's not very mainstream at all.
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Opinion Columnist John F. Harris is about as mainstream as the mainstream media gets.
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They were mainstream at the time he wrote them and they're even more mainstream today.
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Mr. Hefner aimed to be the first to claim a mainstream readership and mainstream distribution.
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If the Greens have become more mainstream, then the mainstream has also become more green.
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It's not so much that YouTube has gone mainstream as the mainstream has gone YouTube.
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People would come to [them] for information that wasn't part of mainstream accounts and mainstream history.
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I was just trying to be mainstream before I was mainstream, and that wasn't gonna work.
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Thus "e-girl" entered the mainstream lexicon (well, mainstream if you pay attention to TikTok memes).
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The mainstream may love Cardi B, but Cardi is not courting the mainstream with her debut album.
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Libertarian candidate touted positions outside of the mainstream Libertarian candidate Lucy Brenton touted positions outside the mainstream.
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When you say it's mainstream, it's mainstream within a group of people that you and I know.
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That's not good for mainstream media, but in part it's because of the failings of mainstream media.
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Are fringe ideologies seeping into the mainstream, or has the mainstream been co-opted by the fringe?
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Bitcoin going mainstream But bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are going mainstream with both individual investors and larger institutions.
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In the early 2000s, professional sports helped introduce the world of statistics began to mainstream into the mainstream.
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"Assad has been repeatedly condemned by mainstream politicians, especially Democrats, and the mainstream media," Nimmo told BuzzFeed News.
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He started 2017 at war with the mainstream media, and ends 2017 at war with the mainstream media.
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As esports make their way onto mainstream TV, they're going to have to play by mainstream TV rules.
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And now, BMW is putting what it hopes will soon be mainstream technology in a very much mainstream package.
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"[Streaming is] becoming a mainstream activity, but I don't know if paying for it is quite mainstream yet," Boom said.
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This isn't a mainstream expert view, and it's certainly not a mainstream public opinion critique of the Affordable Care Act.
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Not mainstream scientists, since at the center of the web is the assertion that mainstream scientists aren't to be trusted!
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Even the word "mainstream" is fucked—if you don't fit in the mainstream, you're told that your thing isn't legitimate.
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Mainstream success may not be worth risking dedicated YouTube fansThe mainstream and digital industries have been known to merge successfully.
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You're always behind in dealing with extremism, because extremists can mobilize and change faster than mainstream institutions and mainstream values.
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They mark just the latest example of online talent crossing over into the television mainstream (if you can call Corporate "mainstream").
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"Folks with disabilities have always wanted to be part of the American mainstream," he said, "and that includes the economic mainstream."
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This is an admirable place for a brand to be, or to aim for: a mainstream look for non-mainstream people.
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This database shows how this once-obscure technology is breaking through and going mainstream -- mainstream in energy and climate circles, anyway.
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All the populist leader has to do is be different from the mainstream — to do what mainstream politicians would never do.
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I understand how disconcerting it is that mainstream media is a public trust, but mainstream media companies are also corporate entities.
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By framing the goal as preserving the constitutional mainstream, the Bork opposition's success necessarily defined the mainstream that existed in 1987.
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I think there's a sort of parallel between the vampire, how it exists in mainstream culture and the mainstream music industry.
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But ironically, though West casts Coates's largely positive views of Obama as an attempt to embrace mainstream liberalism (and thus, an effort to gain the support of mainstream white liberals), West is actually the more mainstream of the two.
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Merging with mainstream hip-hop artists is one way that Fall Out Boy have arguably remained the only successful mainstream emo band.
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" Right now, the mainstream media is essentially under assault, and people trying to say, "Even the mainstream media is no longer credible.
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One, new technologies often fail the first time around, only to become mainstream on their second or third introduction to the mainstream.
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Part of the goal of the white supremacist alt-right is to push their opinions into the mainstream via mainstream media outlets.
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The phrase means Breitbart will go to war, "rhetorically speaking," to "defend Americans" from the mainstream media, Hollywood, Democrats and mainstream Republicans.
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Seems J Prince doesn't want Drake to stoop to Push's level and screw with his mainstream rep ... and, presumably, his mainstream money.
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Recently, a trio of mainstream physicists accused hundreds, perhaps thousands, of other mainstream physicists of Not Doing Science in a very public forum.
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Hillary seems more mainstream, meaning that if [the] mainstream doesn't think it's cool to help the homeless, then that's what she'll side with.
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While the radio man steered clear of the so-called mainstream news narratives, he often found himself at the center of mainstream controversy.
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He was funded by billionaires who helped make his ideas mainstream — enough to catch the ear of "mainstream" journalists, academics, and tech entrepreneurs.
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I had this little world basically to myself and then it became mainstream, it literally became mainstream in the space of four years.
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You&aposve got mainstream or former mainstream potential candidates like Governor Murphy in New Jersey, and Governor Cuomo in New York and Senator Cory Booker - all of these others lurching to the left, and I think a lot of mainstream Democrats feel like.
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Part of the reason that I've been sort of successful, if you like, in my own way—you know, I've certainly not been incorporated into the mainstream— is because I don't belong in the mainstream, because the mainstream is determined by Oxbridge.
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House Republicans come out and say something, and then we get attacked by the mainstream media, mocked by the mainstream media and the Democrats.
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They have decided that Yiannopoulos seems like someone who is about to be mainstream, and so they have brought him into the mainstream themselves.
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What makes these [substitutes] more dangerous than a politics infused by mainstream Christianity or mainstream Islam is that they are less cohererent and principled.
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It then measured engagements for a range of publishers — big mainstream ones, small mainstream ones, and niche business culture sites, alongside the fake ones.
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An independent label called Tooth & Nail helped push punk and alternative bands into the Christian mainstream—and sometimes into the non-Christian mainstream, too.
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GOING MAINSTREAM But even among mainstream economists, rising debt - at least for nations with strong currencies and institutions - is no longer a dirty word.
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I have a fear that instead of queer culture widening the scope of the mainstream, the mainstream will narrow the individuality of queer culture.
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Things happen, sounds travel, language changes, the mainstream appropriates, genres meld, the mainstream re-appropriates, and before you know it house is no longer holy.
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Mainstream media is meant to reflect mainstream values, and right now, it's doing just that: People find fatness as a concept and an image unacceptable.
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Facebook-owned Oculus wants to take virtual reality mainstream, so it's bringing its VR headset to the place mainstream shoppers can find it: Retail stores.
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It is all in attempt to thwart and to come from left field, and to put into the mainstream dialogue what is not normally mainstream.
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Whole ecosystems exist that have little need for mainstream superstars, or even mainstream medium-stars — they live in phones, and they mint their own stars.
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Trump: That is a mainstream media nonsense put out by her, because she frankly, I think the best person in her campaign is mainstream media.
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The movement he joined had succeeded in breaking the mainstream news media's informational hegemony (something the mainstream media had a hand in, too, he said).
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Typical members of the mainstream media are, if not expressly ideological liberal, then at least poorly positioned to pass Charles Murray's "mainstream American culture" quiz.
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"In terms of bridging the gap, she's become very mainstream now; it's starting to bring that subculture of alternative beauty [into the mainstream]," Ferrario says.
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It's a tribe that has split off from mainstream institutions, rejects mainstream standards of accuracy, and now uses media entirely as a tool, a weapon.
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On the Democratic Party position: 35% of respondents said the Democratic position is outside the mainstream, 56% said it's in the mainstream and 8% weren't sure.
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Instead of being rejected as outside the mainstream, Donald Trump, an extremist anti-system candidate, simply redefined what "mainstream" is for almost half of the electorate.
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While their picks range from the mainstream to the not-so-mainstream, we're confident that you'll discover something for your next road trip or BBQ playlist.
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Kavanaugh is perhaps the most mainstream conservative of any judge that Trump could have picked, and Scalia's philosophy of judicial restraint has become mainstream conservative thinking.
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First: streaming is mainstream, or at least mainstream enough to build out a whole narrative series based on a persona created for maximum engagement on Twitch.
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" Schumer added: "I believe that many of the mainstream Republicans, when the president nominates a mainstream nominee, will not want to follow Mitch McConnell over the cliff.
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Fox News and the Journal are mainstream media, whether they like it or not, and they should stand up for the values that all mainstream outlets share.
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"One of the mainstream conservatives will assert themselves as the candidate who mainstream conservatives and donors can rally around," Cullen said in an interview with The Hill.
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They're also not particularly popular views among mainstream Democratic politicians, including Clinton—or at least, most mainstream Democratic politicians don't have the fortitude to express them publicly.
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In the cases that I saw, yes, it was from the mainstream leaders of mainstream churches who would attack them, because of course, to them, it's blasphemy.
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What is going on is not the mainstream moving to the fringes but voters moving in all directions, from left to right, from anti-system to mainstream.
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And the whole eugenics movement, which was in the mainstream at the time and was considered by prominent mainstream people, she certainly was a part of that.
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Democratic candidates Republican candidates OUT OF STEP MAINSTREAM 57 56 54 48 45 38 OUT OF STEP 33 19913 MAINSTREAM 2012 2016 2018 2012 2016 2018 Democratic candidates Republican candidates OUT OF STEP 60% 57 56 19603 IN THE MAINSTREAM 48 45 40% 38 OUT OF STEP 33 33 IN THE MAINSTREAM 20% 2012 2016 19703 2012 2016 2018 By The New York Times | Source: NBC News/Wall Street Journal Survey From 2016 to 2018, the percentage of voters describing Democratic candidates as "in the mainstream" fell from 48 percent to 33 percent.
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Here, there is a meaningful gender gap between Republican women (60% mainstream) and GOP men (77%), as well as between independent women (39% mainstream) and independent men (123%), while the gender gap among Democrats is negligible (23% of Democratic men and 19% of Democratic women consider his views mainstream).
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Still, Philadelphia is a valuable time capsule of a time when LGBTQ issues weren't yet in the American mainstream and said mainstream was just beginning to understand them.
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In spite of his image, his label, Average Joe's Entertainment, has cornered the country-rap market without ever being embraced by either mainstream country or mainstream hip-hop.
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HOLT: In 2002... TRUMP: That is a mainstream media nonsense put out by her, because she — frankly, I think the best person in her campaign is mainstream media.
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HOLT: In 2800... TRUMP: That is a mainstream media nonsense put out by her, because she — frankly, I think the best person in her campaign is mainstream media.
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They also showed that Germany's mainstream parties were not immune to the same troubles that have afflicted mainstream parties across the Continent, from Italy to France to Britain.
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It wasn't until Donald Trump that Jones endorsed a mainstream presidential candidate — similarly, no mainstream presidential candidate until Trump gave Jones or the Infowars audience the time of day.
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If right-wingers don't see their conspiracy theories represented back to them in mainstream news, it will merely hasten their ongoing alienation from mainstream sources of fact and information.
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Split from the mainstream Mormon Church The FLDS, which split from the mainstream Mormon Church over the practice of plural marriage, first settled in Short Creek in the 1930s.
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" Haidar believes that the discrimination and isolation she felt surrounding her identity "was really about patriarchal power dynamics in both spaces: in mainstream LGBTQ spaces and mainstream Muslim spaces.
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Flanders hopes that making the magazine less porny and more mainstream will help make the Playboy-branded products more mainstream as well — and dramatically expand the market for them.
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The mainstream media are a hell of a lot better than the not-so-mainstream media, but I've noticed a number of sources of systematic pessimism in journalistic practices.
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Democrats used to be terrified about moving too far away from the white male mainstream, but they now seem to believe that in a changing America, diversity is the mainstream.
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Most of those in his current decision-making circle — even if they're not mainstream Republicans — are defending mainstream Republican principles like free trade and an internationalist view of foreign policy.
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Adding insult to injury: Breitbart News, the pro-Trump media outlet that is scorned by many in the mainstream press, has been fact-checking their mainstream counterparts with some success.
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For all the ways in which conservatives claim that mainstream news outlets are biased toward liberals, the last week shows how conservative narratives still get privileged in mainstream political discourse.
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Searches for words including "mainstream," referring to the "mainstream media" or MSM, and "Orwellian," referring to author George Orwell and his flagship novel "85033," surged this year, the company said.
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Mr. Goldman asserted that those figures were not published by the "mainstream media" — however, many mainstream news outlets did print those numbers, including CNN, Reuters and The Wall Street Journal.
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He called it a "freedom dividend" and it has been proposed by scholars before, but Yang took UBI mainstream -- or as mainstream as the Democratic debate stage would let him.
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" American Catholicism, he argued, echoing the article's thesis, "has become different than mainstream European Catholicism and mainstream Latin American Catholicism," and has fallen "into the hands of the religious right.
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I suppose facts are a little out of the mainstream these days, but these statistics on the competitiveness of our multinational firms are hardly controversial or outside of the mainstream.
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The days when his embrace of bright tonality and luscious symphonic textures chafed against the aesthetics of a modernist mainstream are gone, along with the very notion of a mainstream.
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These parties are in almost every example rapidly increasing their support nationally and inching ever disturbingly closer to the hearts of mainstream disgruntled supporters who express disdain for the mainstream.
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In the past, the silly season lay within the fief of the mainstream media, calibrated to the calendar of mainstream politicians whose long vacations closed Parliament and stilled their fractious debate.
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The GOP has called the proposals of the Green New Deal extreme and entirely out of the mainstream, but the truth is climate change is no longer out of the mainstream.
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There's been a lot of talk about how the mainstream press has normalized Trump, but the mainstream press is just as aghast at the thought of a demagogic fraud being president.
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We are now in a world where the most mainstream of mainstream publications, USA Today, is comparing the ideas of a chief policymaker in the US government to those of ISIS.
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Original content production means Netflix can address niche audiences as well as mainstream with targeted project production, which helps add more potential subscribers once the more mainstream audiences are all onboard.
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Recently, he's moved more into the mainstream — he was invited to give the keynote address at the 213 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), the most important mainstream conservative of the year.
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But over time, Jews, Slavs, Italians, Irish, and others "became white" through a joint process of assimilation of minority groups into mainstream culture and accommodation by the mainstream of divergent practices.
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" Survey questions included, "Do you believe that the mainstream media has reported unfairly on our movement?" and "On which issues does the mainstream media do the worst job of representing Republicans?
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I would ask the same question of The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, CNN and mainstream cable news and other mainstream media after the Trump telephone call story broke.
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Mainstream porn thrives on sorting performers into body type based silos; mixing together a whole bunch of rather queer-feeling content into a mainstream release is a radical break from format.
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To mainstream Labour operatives, this sounded familiar — and ominous.
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RIVERA: -- has gained such credibility in the democratic mainstream?
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" She adds: "Is the mainstream porn industry male led?
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Snapchat is more popular — and more mainstream — than ever.
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It can even seep into the mainstream — see Rep.
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The status quo -- what is mainstream -- is racial inequity.
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When it comes to the president&aposs tweet, it&aposs about the mainstream media, it&aposs interesting because the mainstream media, let&aposs not forget, propped Donald Trump up during the primary.
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Seeing yourself in the mainstream or rather not seeing yourself is also a source of contention when analyzing who '"counts" as a Muslim when it comes to Muslim representation in the mainstream.
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The piece emphasizes these often overlooked aspects of television, highlighting what mainstream TV, as a reflection of mainstream America, displays and what it wishes to hide, namely differently gendered and racialized bodies.
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And I think that's in part why shows like Orange is the New Black and RuPaul's Drag Race may not have started out in the mainstream but have built a mainstream following.
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The brands don't mesh, so then what is the distribution they're going to provide for these small brands that's going to take them to be mainstream, mainstream brands that makes a difference?
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He's a force for keeping Trump from straying too far from the Republican mainstream, and, more importantly, he's a signal that Trump doesn't want to stray too far from the Republican mainstream.
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"The conservative media's focus on the flaws in the mainstream media opens the door to discrediting everything that comes from mainstream media, in a way that actually undermines truth," Shapiro told me.
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A reply says, "So much #fakenews to report, there's no time for the REAL stuff..." To believers, the absence of mainstream coverage for this story is an indictment of the mainstream news.
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Regarding Kavanaugh himself, Americans are still split on whether his views are mainstream or too extreme, with 39% who say he's mainstream and 37% who think he's too extreme on important issues.
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I take ownership over the fact that ''Billy on the Street'' and ''American Horror Story'' are mainstream successes, and they should be seen as such, because there is power in the mainstream.
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The Queens district attorney race originally looked like yet another example of a reformer prosecutor unexpectedly defeating the mainstream candidate — but it increasingly looks like the mainstream candidate may have won after all.
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Augmented reality is about to get its big, mainstream moment thanks to Apple's iOS 11 and the new iPhone, but another player intends to grab some of the mainstream AR action, too: Google.
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The fascinating thing to watch at Computex will be how companies try to square the circle of delivering the high-end, premium qualities that Microsoft is making seem mainstream with actual mainstream pricing.
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It's disconcerting, though, that their solution to the question of where to go as a mainstream rock band when there are no more mainstream rock bands has ultimately been to cease to exist.
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Mongeau and Paul translated their vulgar vlogging fame into equally indelicate mainstream entertainment with the MTV show "No Filter: Tana Turns 21," illustrating a new pipeline between glamorous influencer lifestyles and mainstream culture.
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They fail to aggressively build a broad-based grassroots support base, as do the mainstream parties — a base critical in breaking the financial and social barriers preventing them from participating in mainstream politics.
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The irony of such disenchantment with mainstream politics is that, in the absence of a good alternative, it is the most mainstream, establishment party of all, the Tories, that has gained the most.
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A normal Republican in the White House would likely split off some of the more mainstream conservatives from some of the more anti-establishment nodes, while a mainstream Democrat might strengthen these ties.
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That is one reason loyalty to mainstream parties is corroding.
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It's not to say that 22D printing isn't mainstream yet.
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Today in Kinshasa, the Congolese capital, Nollywood permeates mainstream culture.
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The culture was deemed as problematically different than the mainstream.
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These are issues that deserve — and need — a mainstream movement.
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But the mainstream parties hesitate to embrace the SD itself.
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However, these videos did not get the same mainstream attention.
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By the 1950s, jet engines were ready for the mainstream.
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He hasn't been able to integrate in a mainstream classroom.
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Canopy has stumbled lately even as cannabis becomes more mainstream.
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Or… I could step outside the world of mainstream medicine.
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And where the mainstream goes there's money to be made.
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But there is a tendency among mainstream liberals, the sort
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They painted Democrats as outside the mainstream on the issue.
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None of the stuff I loved growing up was mainstream.
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Thanks to Broad City, "pegging" has entered the mainstream lexicon.
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"Mission Accomplished" Mainstream media are going crazy over this term.
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The administration still places outsized respect in mainstream news outlets.
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That sounds crazy now, but it was mainstream back then.
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How something marginal and virtual gradually became mainstream and concrete.
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A decade after their inception, podcasts are hitting the mainstream.
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That was the year technology detoxes crept into mainstream discourse.
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That makes them convenient, accessible to the mainstream, and viral.
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His two rivals from the mainstream political parties conceded defeat.
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These demos could help popularize quantum encryption in mainstream industries.
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Sick of the slick CG gloss of mainstream American animation?
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Today that view has moved much closer to the mainstream.
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But she's also never been fully embedded within the mainstream.
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Even so, these should not be regarded as mainstream hardware.
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Meanwhile, podcasting has grown into a mainstream form of entertainment.
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But in BlackRock's case, the call pertains to mainstream investors.
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Both of them were outsiders to the mainstream photographic culture.
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I called the Traverse the best mainstream SUV of 33.
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When big ideas go mainstream, they also reinforce how government
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Mainstream artists like Split Enz also reformed for protest gigs.
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Rather, "online politics" have gone mainstream, and won an election.
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All of the mainstream parties are split internally on migration.
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Why would you want a mainstream Baker versus Wall Street?
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We downplay fashion, but it's massively important for mainstream adoption.
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Mainstream media outlets are increasingly wary of airing dissenting opinions.
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But mainstream consumer interest in the technology remains largely unproven.
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Coming into 2019, interest in privacy solutions is truly mainstream.
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These views were more liberal than those of mainstream Egyptians.
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There are now two things most mainstream economists agree on.
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The struggle for human rights has become mainstream and universal.
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So far, Mr Trump's choices have been within the mainstream.
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What are the mainstream applications where AR will stand out?
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The idea was to keep Mormonism distinct from the mainstream.
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Photo essays like this bring their story into the mainstream.
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The establishment and the mainstream media warred openly against him.
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"We grew up drinking the mainstream domestic stuff," Sindell said.
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Some experts estimate electric vehicles could become mainstream by 2040.
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Ms Le Pen is also reaching out to mainstream conservatives.
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There is the same insistence that "we are the mainstream".
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Making will go mainstream, and not just as a buzzword.
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There are significant regulatory hurdles before drone delivery becomes mainstream.
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But hardly anyone was using them in mainstream applications. Why?
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This was a "black on all sides" mainstream publishing project.
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The mainstream is being challenged by everything that isn't itself.
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Meanwhile Poland is drifting ever further from the European mainstream.
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And it was, is this something that mainstream America wanted?
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But since the 1980s, the concept has become more mainstream.
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WhatsApp is still a secure messaging option for mainstream users.
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That mainstream Hollywood sensibility comes through in the experiences themselves.
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But this fact is not part of the mainstream conversation.
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If anything, mainstream beauty influencers are only now catching up.
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Oooooh boy, we hope these become a mainstream thing. BONUS:
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If the cloud were ambient, adoption would become more mainstream.
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Germany's mainstream parties have been outspoken critics of Turkey's crackdown.
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Whatever it is, you should want the mainstream participating. Exactly.
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You know, the mainstream media is laying off Donald now.
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The debate occupies mainstream political discourse and conversations throughout Uganda.
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Such questions are scarcely aired in the mainstream Japanese media.
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Not a single mainstream media outlet has questioned the figures.
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Which may yet rework some mainstream ad tech business models.
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That story was not covered anywhere in the mainstream media.
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" And they're like, "No, this is going to be mainstream.
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Alexa is something a lot of mainstream Americans now know.
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It's safe to say that conspiracy theories are officially mainstream.
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All this is a million miles from the modern mainstream.
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Among mainstream dating services, OKCupid stands alone in acknowledging aces.
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This may turn out to be what mainstream Democrats want.
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Yeah. Hillary Clinton is really the apotheosis of [mainstream] feminism.
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" — Val Kolton, V-Moda "Mainstream headphones are becoming wireless first.
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It went from rare to mainstream in just two years.
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Even so, it is not widely practised in mainstream investing.
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The mainstream labor movement marginalized radicals and underwrote imperial nationalism.
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I think it's cool that it's come to the mainstream.
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To go truly mainstream, they need to diversify their offerings.
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Mainstream country music needs Carrie Underwood now more than ever.
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From there it made it into more liberal mainstream outlets.
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The National Front has become more of a mainstream party.
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Should I estimate how far it remains from mainstream adoption?
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"I'm a loudmouthed lesbian, which means mainstream invisible," she said.
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But in mainstream rap right now, everybody's very talented. Everybody.
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"The safe harbor is now a mainstream interpretation," she said.
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I think that's something that separates us from mainstream comics.
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Decades have passed since Les Seules' breakthrough into mainstream media.
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His predecessor Scott Pruitt more outspokenly dismissed mainstream climate science.
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As time went by it got a little more mainstream.
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It wasn't mainstream, and it certainly wasn't considered major news.
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It helps if you're trying to reach a mainstream audience.
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His mainstream support diminished, however, after he made racist remarks.
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This was also a rejection of France's mainstream political parties.
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But his octonionic pursuits had always been outside the mainstream.
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Certainly there's no support from the mainstream science or economics.
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Yet it's now the constant focus of mainstream news coverage.
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The relationship between trolls and mainstream culture is ostensibly hostile.
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It will take years to make this new approach mainstream.
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Podcasts are now a mainstream medium for news and entertainment.
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"No, the mainstream press has just been relentless," Brat said.
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Was it overwhelming to suddenly be getting that mainstream attention?
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It also means offering populist alternatives to mainstream Democratic positions.
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John was too wild, Paul too mainstream, George too spacey.
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In 2016 skateboarding is shifting into a more mainstream place.
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Say that it'll make electric cars mainstream if it succeeds.
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Like, getting that mainstream money and shit is a pro.
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Regardless, it's promising to see feminist messaging get more mainstream.
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The campaigns were directed at followers of mainstream media outlets.
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He is also drawing support away from the mainstream parties.
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To a mainstream audience back then, her moves were bold.
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In Austin alt country was a very popular mainstream thing.
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Blockchain technologies have been creeping toward the mainstream recently, however.
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Would you like to bring cat rap to the mainstream?
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"Mainstream Media must clean up its act, FAST!" he tweeted.
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Do you think wheelchair MMA will eventually gain mainstream acceptance?
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Many ideas that are mainstream today were once considered radical.
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Mainstream media spent more time on the arrest of Rep.
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Like almost all mainstream YA characters, he is emphatically heterosexual.
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The fun was playing a game with conformist mainstream culture.
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And with the name change came a more mainstream focus.
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She came into the mainstream before we knew any better.
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Clearly this was a coverup by the liberal mainstream media.
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The mainstream media treat President Trump unfairly: 43 percent agree.
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There aren't many people like me in the mainstream world . . .
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In short, ICOs have barely touched mainstream tech companies yet.
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Despite the edginess, Bowie's work still resonated with the mainstream.
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"[Timati] is a phenomenon in the mainstream media," Nikolai says.
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There's an aspect of Elizabeth Holmes that's very much mainstream.
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Bringing this program into the mainstream presents some challenges, however.
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He's already being praised for it in mainstream media outlets.
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That was the breakpoint for that technology to go mainstream.
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In the process, what was once revolutionary has become mainstream.
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It's not surprising that music festivals are becoming increasingly mainstream.
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"He's doing really well in mainstream (classes)," said his mother.
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People were espousing outright fascist views and the mainstream media
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Bannonism has displayed far more electoral vitality than mainstream Republicanism.
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Pessimism is now the mainstream, with optimists viewed as Pollyannas.
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"Game of Thrones" found mainstream success and made fantasy "cool."
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"RuPaul's Drag Race" has succeeded in making drag culture mainstream.
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Support for mainstream parties has tanked in the rich world.
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I became part of a subculture detached from mainstream society.
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Everywhere, anger toward ruling elites and mainstream institutions is patent.
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So, why have the mainstream media given him no credit?
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" Seventy-nine percent said mainstream media outlets treat Trump "unfairly.
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In both cases, Kavanaugh's views were — and are — quite mainstream.
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She has espoused views largely in line with mainstream Republicans.
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It's as mainstream as a show about drag can get.
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Some physicians, though, are independent thinkers diverting from the mainstream.
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Mainstream parties barely get half the vote in national elections.
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Clinton is promising a dogged pursuit of mainstream liberal goals.
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And a number of mainstream journalists helped them do it.
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Boxing used to be a big mainstream sport, isn't anymore.
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And now the Drew is being discovered by the mainstream.
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"His politics were always way outside the mainstream," Leppert said.
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This has moved into the mainstream following the Paris agreement.
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I'm pretty much with the media mainstream on this one.
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He also ruminates on how the nerd is now mainstream.
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To mainstream 'journalists': don't cover this up, don't ignore it.
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I think having it in WhatsApp makes it very mainstream.
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Mainstream critiques of the New Deal were carved out against
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"That's the barometer," he said of the mainstream country charts.
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Unlike in 2006, though, Mr. Musk's ideas are now mainstream.
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Shakir is a highly respected and well regarded mainstream progressive.
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Together, the two traditional mainstream parties are weaker than ever.
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There are no mainstream calls to abolish the Border Patrol.
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Mainstream banks are generally barred from this kind of lending.
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No mainstream journalists have been able to confirm those reports.
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And like those artists, Juan Gabriel challenged mainstream sexual conventions.
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Frank, who worked with mainstream insurers, didn't know about Bluebook.
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The conservative and mainstream media got in bed with Trump.
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" The nickname for defining the mainstream media was "fake news.
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The company's goal is to take its meat substitutes mainstream.
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The Wishing Table proved surprisingly mainstream in décor and menu.
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Mainstream country's conservative fans can still operate like unofficial censors.
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"The disconnect is still in the mainstream media," Harris responded.
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Now it's becoming a mainstream idea in the Democratic party.
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So, that's all helping to push it into the mainstream.
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Mainstream artists write less and less of their own songs.
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In America no one was thinking they'd have mainstream impact.
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So you could say Sarnoff helped mainstream rock 'n' roll.
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It's not that the mainstream gun control proposals are unpopular.
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But the "mainstream" has no fixed definition in any event.
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Perhaps the goal should be to look beyond the mainstream.
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Distinguishing the mainstream Syrian opposition is both possible and crucial.
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He swims securely and independently in our bipartisan intellectual mainstream.
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As happens the world over, the underground's become the mainstream.
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But mainstream adoption takes more than Kickstarter nerds and audiophiles.
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You can't always be trying to fit into the mainstream.
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As noted before, that mainstream EDM bubble has mostly popped.
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They have a hard time getting through to the mainstream.
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I think that's too much for the mainstream establishment media.
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Feminists have a long history of beefing with mainstream media.
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In mainstream Indian cinema, it has never been represented right.
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This is largely considered to be Jones's most mainstream moment.
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It's the underground scene's chance to show up the mainstream.
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Of course, it's all been embraced by the mainstream nowadays.
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It's now a mainstream idea, worthy of the president's ire.
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Unfortunately, mainstream media isn't moving as quickly as digital publishers.
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Mainstream scientists continue to be skeptical of Leir's work, however.
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The stories are there, but the white mainstream imagination isn't.
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Since Trump isn't a mainstream candidate, he breaks the models.
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But this is all not that newsworthy for mainstream media.
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I think even the mainstream books will eventually get there.
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There are also so many mainstream, Hollywood actors from Canada.
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And in general, she's more aligned with mainstream economic thought.
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She said this lie on a mainstream cable news station.
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These things weren't meant to be owned by the mainstream.
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By the early seventies, such critiques had entered the mainstream.
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He's gone mainstream, but he's not wearing a uniform — yet.
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He's more like weird underground rock's emissary to the mainstream.
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Yet that didn't stop mainstream media from obsessing over them.
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Republicans blame mainstream media and, to a lesser extent, Congress.
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And then the mainstream media subsumed all of that stuff.
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Second, resentment of the mainstream media dates back to Agnew.
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And Republican voters are profoundly hostile toward the mainstream media.
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And it's helped push quantitative analysis into the investing mainstream.
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It's not clear whether mainstream Democrats fully understand that yet.
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It's a testament to the concept that making is mainstream.
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Emerging mainstream favorite Marco Rubio not only stumbled but plummeted.
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Those views place him outside the mainstream of his profession.
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But it's also focused on mainstream Republican concerns like taxes.
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There's less cooperation, less synchronization, between activists and the mainstream.
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But the industry's lucrative model has attracted mainstream financial institutions.
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It is old, mainstream and as American as Thomas Jefferson.
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The public option, on the other hand, is already mainstream.
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"See, the mainstream media is at it again," he said.
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The word burst into the mainstream again in the 1970s.
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Mainstream celebrities increasingly seem to be waking up to this.
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The healthy food movement has been absorbed into the mainstream.
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"It's layered and intelligent and accessible but mainstream," she said.
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And not just by the fringes, but by mainstream politicians.
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This material is still relatively new to the mainstream stage.
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When I started, protecting the environment wasn't a mainstream concept.
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This wasn't the Yellow Press -- it was the mainstream press.
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And they both have a problem with the mainstream media.
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According to Mr. Roback, mainstream success was not the point.
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Most members of the mainstream media would vociferously deny this.
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"We had no business being in the mainstream," White said.
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They did not want to be part of the mainstream.
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Bernie Sanders, that these positions are now mainstream among Democrats.
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" Bannon has long called the mainstream media the "opposition party.
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Whole Foods' growth continued as eating healthy became increasingly mainstream.
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Even so, the far right's ideas have entered Europe's mainstream.
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The mainstream media can expose misbehavior, but can't veto legislation.
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This is -- I don't know, whether it ever becomes mainstream.
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Nor has the mainstream media reached out to our community.
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Weinstein is covered in detail by every mainstream publication daily.
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But the broader lesson from Thuringia lies in how mainstream
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All are individualists operating outside any mainstream, past or present.
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You never see that point of view in mainstream press.
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I still think Biden is the mostly likely mainstream candidate.
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Despite minimal mainstream recognition, the band has carried on undaunted.
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"Definitely more," said the owner of Mainstream Recycling, Vladimir Zabrodin.
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Bandersnatch, Netflix's Black Mirror interactive special, seemed to go mainstream.
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Field Trip raised $8.5 million to take psychedelic medicine mainstream.
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Field Trip raised $222 million to take psychedelic medicine mainstream.
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The lines between mainstream outlets and propaganda are often blurred.
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"This is the mainstream media reading into something," he said.
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This illegal act was not reported in mainstream news outlets.
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And its impact on mainstream American politics has been lasting.
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But those have become part and parcel of mainstream celebrity.
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Mainstream and vanguard critics were impressed by its genre stylings.
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Most mainstream news outlets covered the strike in some way.
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Make no mistake, mainstream media is not without its flaws.
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The beloved mainstream MacBook Air was ignored for five years.
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Many members see him as a populist in mainstream clothing.
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This generation followed the philosophies of mainstream Judaism more closely.
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Next year, the booming space could attract more mainstream investors.
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On this point, both mainstream conservative and liberal economists agree.
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Esports, Twitch and streaming stars like Ninja have gone mainstream.
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"They can't be trusted," she said of the mainstream parties.
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Today he is revelling in his niche becoming more mainstream.
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They voted for Trump, and they rejected the mainstream media.
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And at its closing concert, Black Sabbath seemed pretty mainstream.
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So far, this looming crisis hasn't gotten much mainstream attention.
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Its advantage, like Ethereum, is its adoption by mainstream companies.
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Shows like "The Walking Dead" had made it completely mainstream.
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The genres are all becoming more mainstream in our consciousness.
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Just 35% of women consider them to be mainstream vs.
|
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And his predictions are far from anomalous among mainstream economists.
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"They can't be trusted," she said of the mainstream parties.
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Animal print is making its way back into mainstream fashion.
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This has helped to keep nominations in the judicial mainstream.
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The Mainstream Media is crazed that WE won the election!
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Stalking is a serious issue that deserves more mainstream attention.
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She stunned the Democratic mainstream when she defeated veteran Rep.
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How would new black artists break into the mainstream otherwise?
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" But climate change is not "extremely out of the mainstream.
|
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Who gets to define the "mainstream America" that Pincus describes?
|
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These are both issues associated with mainstream GOP economic policies.
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They're striking fear into the hearts of the mainstream rightists.
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He's scaring mainstream conservative outlets like National Review and Commentary.
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Our clubs were more oriented to tourists and mainstream crap.
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The mainstream Syrian opposition may end up losing out regardless.
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I want a mainstream immigration policy that promotes American values.
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So they know that studio executives read the mainstream press.
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They don't like us, I think, the mainstream media, much.
|
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Both boxing and marijuana have varying degrees of mainstream acceptance.
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It's time to realize that more and better science isn't going to make a difference because the conservative movement has become detached from mainstream science just as it has become detached from mainstream journalism.
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"I don't think [virtual reality] will become mainstream exactly, I don't think everyone will have virtual reality headsets, but it will at least enter the lexicon for a lot of mainstream people," said Wollman.
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His success, making even Ted Cruz look mainstream, baffles many in the United States and abroad, who are used to seeing American politicians walk a careful line between red-meat populism and mainstream respectability.
|
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Linda Lovelace's performance in "Deep Throat," in 1972, made porn mainstream; later, her denunciation of the movie, which she characterized as filmed rape, made the idea of the porn star as victim mainstream, too.
|
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YouTube is more than just a vehicle to mainstream stardom, these streamers are their own mainstream stars for millions of viewers who seem fine with the no-fi production values that YouTube almost demands.
|
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"This is going to be mainstream, if it already isn't mainstream," said Dr. Nimesh M. Patel, a conference attendee, internist and vice chairman of Redbird LLC, a medical cannabis company based in Stilwell, Oklahoma.
|
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Through this period we can also see the death of what remained of a mass culture sensibility, in which there was still a mainstream media arena and a mainstream sense of culture and the public.
|
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I think some of it also has to do with stigma and this younger generation wanting to blend in with the mainstream more both in terms of kind of asserting their place in the mainstream.
|
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Up next is a mainstream comic named Howard Fawn (Aaron Serotsky) who is so mainstream he swears Midge can't be at his show to take notes for herself, or, even, steal his show for herself.
|
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By adopting the practices of the dreaded mainstream media — hiring journalists as editors and empowering them to choose the stories that 1.6 billion people see — Facebook became the mainstream media, at least in some eyes.
|
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I figured out a way to make it work because at this point I've gone mainstream, and I've acquired two R&B Grammys, and I have a mainstream audience as well as my jazz audience.
|
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Bernie Sanders, of course, is the most mainstream antiwar politician in the U.S., which may help explain his consistently upper-tier showing in presidential preference polls—but neither Gabbard nor Sanders are considered "mainstream" Democrats.
|
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And the movie's success proves that, contrary to attempts from the right to demonize American Latinos, a vast mainstream of Americans of all kinds are quite comfortable with Latino characters being represented in mainstream entertainment.
|
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Rogan is not a mainstream media figure, but he appeals to a mainstream audience, with a wide array of listeners (primarily men) routinely tuning in to hear him and guests discuss everything under the sun.
|
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This looks like a realignment of the political map that sends a simple and important message to Israel's leaders: The mainstream wants to regain its dominance; the mainstream refuses to let minorities govern its future.
|
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His support for these policies set him apart in the 2016 Democratic field, but they are mainstream positions among the 2020 candidates — because, increasingly, they are mainstream positions among the voters those candidates are courting.
|
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The way this is presented, alongside the Charlottesville story, kind of highlights — perhaps unintentionally — how unequipped mainstream politics and mainstream journalism are to deal with the likes of Bannon, the alt-right/neo-Nazis, etc.
|
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French mainstream-party candidates may yet resist the forces of dégagisme.
|
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The latest, and most surprising, hair trickery to hit the mainstream?
|
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Even on a mainstream platform, hate groups operate in a bubble.
|
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Voters turned away from mainstream political parties across Europe last week.
|
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Mostly, they just want mainstream politicians to sit down with them.
|
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And also tonight, bad news for the Trump-hating mainstream media.
|
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Blink and you might miss the moment automated vehicles go mainstream.
|
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It was also their first real opportunity to test the mainstream.
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We definitely prided ourselves on being conscious and not being mainstream.
|
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Kindle has become synonymous with e-reader for most mainstream users.
|
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Mainstream, there's almost no trans representation out there in the media.
|
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That's not the only sign that Echo is going mainstream, however.
|
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And that means precision medicine has finally broken into the mainstream.
|
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Your style of voguing appears to have influenced many mainstream musicians.
|
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Unbelievable, and now this is going mainstream within the Democratic Party.
|
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It's also more than mainstream sites like the Economist and Newsweek.
|
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"Own the center left, own the mainstream," she told the Times.
|
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I love how the company brought mesh networking into the mainstream.
|
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Before recently, mainstream economists and policymakers could comfortably ignore the movement.
|
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Do you think it's possible for drag to finally become mainstream?
|
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Investors and mainstream restaurant chains have taken notice of the trend.
|
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It was a failure on the part of the mainstream media.
|
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People who reject mainstream climate science are suspicious of this study.
|
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Mainstream porn is like McDonald's—it's cheap, convenient, and generally unhealthy.
|
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Infiniti, though, charges a luxury price for a definitively mainstream crossover.
|
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It was an escape from the mainstream and it was subversive.
|
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YIMBYism has even gone mainstream enough to have its own conferences.
|
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You've said before that you want your films to be mainstream.
|
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We now have so many talented femcees, both mainstream and underground.
|
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Druze are also active in mainstream governance and media in Israel.
|
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It had crossed over into the mainstream, doing conventions, TV appearances.
|
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But the mainstream auto industry is sitting up and taking notice.
|
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The "curvy" Barbie still has pretty mainstream proportions, as does Graham's.
|
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Alexis could be one TV appearance away from that mainstream success.
|
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Mainstream music has not been the same since it came out.
|
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It is a mainstream film, so the entertainment quotient is key.
|
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If either is too early, the technology may not become mainstream.
|
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So let&aposs do something the mainstream media would never do.
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When options diminish in the mainstream, communities flourish in the underground.
|
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P&G currently owns mainstream shampoo brands Pantene and Head & Shoulders.
|
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"We need to find something mainstream and trendy," the emails say.
|
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After all, such brazenness was not permissible in mainstream political discourse.
|
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" To Framsted, that's a clear indication that "factors have become mainstream.
|
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The Sunnyvale, California, teen even attends a mainstream public high school.
|
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But then, YA lit wasn't quite mainstream at that point, either.
|
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Mainstream porn generally featured thin, white, cisgender, and able-bodied actors.
|
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And this concerted right-wing attempt to disrupt the mainstream media.
|
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It may not yet be mainstream — but the promise is clear.
|
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They had few connections to Clinton supporters or the mainstream media.
|
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No mainstream republican had ever used such language; death threats followed.
|
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"The darknet is going mainstream," said Radware security researcher Daniel Smith.
|
|
Just earlier this week, two Medium posts received mainstream media attention.
|
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Krystal Ball describes how the mainstream media smears against Bernie backfired.
|
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I don't much like watching mainstream news, yet I always do.
|
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It was on the cusp of this about to become mainstream.
|
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The country's biggest mainstream Muslim organisation, Nahdlatul Ulama, made itself scarce.
|
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It took the liberal cultural mainstream and the left by surprise.
|
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It is delivering on 400,000 orders for the mainstream Model 3.
|
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Several mainstream brands fled Mr Limbaugh's show after his "slut" remarks.
|
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Is he aligned with mainstream Republicans, or is he too extreme?
|
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The reality show has achieved both a mainstream and cult following.
|
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Their posts alternate between mainstream memes and hardcore neo-Nazi propaganda.
|
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They tattoo their faces, a gesture that swears off mainstream acceptance.
|
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Naturally enough, most mainstream politicians are uniting behind the Macron campaign.
|
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The puddle has gone mainstream and therefore is no longer fun.
|
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All mainstream parties have refused to work with the Sweden Democrats.
|
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WHY DO MAINSTREAM PARTIES RULE OUT COOPERATING WITH THE SWEDEN DEMOCRATS?
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They saw large parts of their messaging getting into the mainstream.
|
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Last year Mr Corbyn said Labour's manifesto was a mainstream option.
|
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It's a neat product, but not quite ready for the mainstream.
|
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Out of the two, he is the more mainstream famous personality.
|
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The device became truly mainstream during the VHS-Betamax product war.
|
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The standard Shield TV is intended for a more mainstream audience.
|
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Spurred by the Sweden Democrats' success, mainstream parties have shifted right.
|
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Over time, Danone's approach may become more appealing to mainstream investors.
|
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McKay belonged both to that subculture and to the movement's mainstream.
|
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No mainstream Israeli politician supports this, though plenty of zealots do.
|
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These so-called "novel psychoactive substances" entered the mainstream in 2009.
|
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This is yet another example of esports moving into the mainstream.
|
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But we haven't seen any of them break into mainstream use.
|
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Advances in recharging are also key to making electric vehicles mainstream.
|
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So it's about time they're sold in mainstream department stores, too.
|
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Could you imagine the outrage from the alt-left mainstream media?
|
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Do you feel like dream researcher is moving into the mainstream?
|
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" He's referred to terrorist attacks "an expression of mainstream Muslim values.
|
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The question is: can the mass political mainstream break the mould?
|
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After all, someone has to bring robots into the mainstream, right?
|
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Arguably, convertible notes and accelerators turned startups into a mainstream phenomenon.
|
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Mainstream conservatism, they believe, has been guilty of these liberal sins.
|
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That suggests dynamism, but also a community apart from the mainstream.
|
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You don't think the mainstream media will go crazy on that?
|
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Other mainstream retailers have begun selling CBD products in their stores.
|
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They tend to like their movies mainstream and a bit stodgy.
|
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Or will he wear it to align with more mainstream tastes?
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I love that this answer is on a mainstream TV program.
|
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The future of mainstream audio consumption is certain to be wireless.
|
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The form factor just hasn't caught on in the mainstream yet.
|
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His previous nominees to its ranks have all been mainstream picks.
|
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What did they see that the mainstream Republican Party was missing?
|
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But smart mainstream investors don't need to know that for sure.
|
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Many mainstream liberals, including erstwhile supporters, have thrown her overboard entirely.
|
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However, with the conversation around QAnon reaching the mainstream, that's changing.
|
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My constituency, we were always totally marginalized by the mainstream anyway.
|
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Political fragmentation has bedevilled mainstream parties across Europe, including nearby Sweden.
|
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What they choose will determine whether electric cars can go mainstream.
|
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Mu'min also set out to complicate the mainstream depictions of Muslims.
|
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Finally, as gaming has become mainstream, its underlying economics have shifted.
|
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God's Not Dead has never been warmly welcomed by mainstream critics.
|
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But we don't normally think of mainstream Christians in that way.
|
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Go deeper: Sports betting is only going to get more mainstream
|
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By the warped yardstick of this year, he has hit mainstream.
|
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What do you think about the renewed mainstream interest in UFOs?
|
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Another technology that came into the mainstream was CRISPR gene modification.
|
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Those are areas where he is more comfortably in the mainstream.
|
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Their comments escalate the war Bannon has declared on mainstream Republicanism.
|
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This newest album, Forever Neverland, is her most mainstream work yet.
|
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Y., have helped to catapult it back into mainstream American politics.
|
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Mainstream media can also be guilty of creating separate, incompatible realities.
|
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Even mainstream parties, meanwhile, have struggled to stay clean of extremism.
|
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But your mainstream media just can&apost get enough of Omarosa.
|
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Meanwhile, another form of transport left the playground and moved mainstream.
|
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Most mainstream study and coverage, after all, positions as foreboding—i.e.
|
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But some mainstream biologists and neuroscientists are critical of the results.
|
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It&aposs a mainstream of the Republican Party that supports Trump.
|
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Eventually, this nihilism was absorbed into certain parts of the mainstream.
|
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Will the technology ever be integrated into our world's mainstream economy?
|
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Trolls are processing mainstream culture, but not according to new standards.
|
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But mainstream funds are benchmarked against indexes that usually include them.
|
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President Trump continues to be a target in the mainstream media.
|
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Trump doubts mainstream scientific findings that human activity causes global warming.
|
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Making VR mainstream means making it less of a solitary activity.
|
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I applaud LG for bringing modular phones into the mainstream limelight.
|
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Other research, performed by more mainstream researchers, has shown similar results.
|
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More importantly, SpongeBob cemented zany animated television's place in the mainstream.
|
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In a few places, heavy metal touchstones have entered the mainstream.
|
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And here, the mainstream media are indeed often guilty of bias.
|
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The Google memo offered a vehicle to push the narrative mainstream.
|
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You've been associated with making Korean cuisine more mainstream in America.
|
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Wilders did, however, have a notable effect on mainstream Dutch politics.
|
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Over the past several years, iterative product design has become mainstream.
|
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In 133, we saw bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies garner mainstream attention.
|
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Schuster noted that mainstream manufacturers have an appetite for strategic acquisition.
|
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Apple's ARKit, by contrast, took things from niche to mainstream overnight.
|
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And in the months since, there has not been mainstream suspicion.
|
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For act three, Harris takes the ideas in his manifesto mainstream.
|
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And then all of a sudden this EDM thing was mainstream.
|
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The mainstream media immediately selected that quote and ran with it.
|
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How do we get to define pop or the mainstream today?
|
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Leaders of all mainstream political parties will campaign to stay in.
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Stylized CGI avatars, on the other hand, have entered the mainstream.
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That, sort of more fringe narrative, is going to go mainstream.
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Mainstream insurers find closed portfolios a distraction from underwriting new business.
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Mainstream German politicians have avoided engaging in debate with the AfD.
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And you know that's pretty mainstream when you think about it.
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Women's basketball just doesn't register much in the mainstream sports conversation.
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Are we seeing these ideas bleed into mainstream discourse more broadly?
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Once machine intelligence enters the mainstream, there is no turning back.
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During the 2016, the mainstream media was flagrant in its bias.
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The mainstream press can't seem to do investigative journalism at all.
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Support for the party's mainstream challengers to Mr Trump was split.
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And, he feels "Shovel Buddies" could be a mainstream teen hit.
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Callas' return to Apple shows how encrypted communications are going mainstream.
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Apple's HomePod is easily the best sounding mainstream smart speaker ever.
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PR-conscious network of mainstream organizations that aimed for mass appeal,
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The club scene turned commercial, uptown, mainstream, money grabbing, and boring.
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Voters are deserting mainstream parties because they stand for so little.
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Mainstream parties appear to be in line with the broader mood.
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The match between her and a mainstream director like Spielberg was
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Few have perfected this form for the mainstream like the BBC.
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Atypical isn't the first mainstream show with a prominent autistic character.
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The corporate mainstream is where the legalized marijuana industry is headed.
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The financial technology (fintech) sector has taken mainstream finance by storm.
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However, mainstream politicians are worried about right-wing attacks on migrants.
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Mainstream Media in U.S. is being mocked all over the world.
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This has been buried by the mainstream media for years now.
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Despite the mainstream media narrative, Tumblr has never been about porn.
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Too often, the response of mainstream leaders amounts to political homeopathy.
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With mainstream political competition foreclosed, extremist fringes are likely to thrive.
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But his rhetoric on voter fraud is firmly in the mainstream.
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But the election results indicate growing frustration with Italy's political mainstream.
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Some of this rhetoric is seen as inappropriate for mainstream discourse.
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In previous eras, Sanders would have been a relatively mainstream politician.
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The greatest danger facing mainstream journalists in this country is irrelevancy.
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He could potentially help Trump make inroads with skeptical mainstream Republicans.
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Nor did mainstream Republicans such as House Speaker Paul Ryan and
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"We're seeing them sold in mainstream surf shops now," he said.
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Ojeda's positions generally fall within the mainstream of the Democratic Party.
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"I just wanted to be a mainstream M.P.," Khan told me.
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At least for mainstream art there's more data to look at.
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The scorn was mainstream, and speaking out against it was too.
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Positions once regarded as cranky or even forbidden are becoming mainstream.
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Once nominated, it was reinvigorated as a mainstream, crowd-pleasing hit.
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Is there a liberal bias in the so-called mainstream media?
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Roger Simon: The mainstream media are covering for the intelligence agencies.
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And this tracks across the ideological divide in the mainstream media.
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And once Pepe became mainstream, everyone was in on the joke.
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I think there's still two years left before VR goes mainstream.
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But the A.S.P. concept lives on in the mainstream of computing.
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Concerns about cultural appropriation in Halloween costumes have become mainstream recently.
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Perhaps most promising is the growing mainstream appeal of curvy models.
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Oliver Darcy emails: Trump can withstand criticism from mainstream media outlets.
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He is unknown precisely because he is unwelcome in mainstream stories.
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This goes against nearly all mainstream scientific research on air pollution.
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Many Americans do not receive their news from the mainstream media.
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Mr. Trump brought these kinds of fringe attacks to the mainstream.
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The mainstream opposition includes both political and armed opposition to Assad.
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What can be more mainstream than Procter & Gamble and General Electric?
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While VPNs are pretty mainstream now, not all are created equal.
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But even though Brave is growing, it's still far from mainstream.
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Norwegian producer Kygo's march into the mainstream continues to gain momentum.
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Watch the moment that technology became mainstream in the video above.
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He held views on crucial subjects despised by the party's mainstream.
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If you want to listen to mainstream indie rock, maybe not.
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Mainstream perception of Twitch, though, puts the Ninjas at the forefront.
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And the festival has actively jumpstarted artists' careers in the mainstream.
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Well, for two decades, the mainstream media covered up for him.
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But if you think from the mainstream perspective, this is so.
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As marijuana has become more mainstream, his class now fills quickly.
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"I hate to say it, but I'm becoming mainstream," he said.
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Did you see any mainstream representation when you was growing up?
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The idea that companies shouldn't do such things has become mainstream.
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All that feels a bit like a graduation into mainstream society.
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By the beginning of 2014, criminal justice reform was turning mainstream.
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You interview a number of experts and more mainstream religious figures.
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This year's CES tech expo catapulted virtual reality into mainstream consciousness.
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As acid house became mainstream, smiley became ubiquitous on consumer products.
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The iPhone is the vessel for the first mainstream AI, Siri.
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Some exceptions to this pattern have crossed over to the mainstream.
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"Young people don't like categorical things because they're mainstream," he says.
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Today, the facial is almost a foregone conclusion in mainstream porn.
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You know me Cam, but the general mainstream doesn't know me.
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Virtual reality is no longer creeping into the mainstream: It's leaping.
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Skateboarding is currently struggling through an odd relationship with the mainstream.
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The policies he campaigned on three years ago are now mainstream.
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It's no secret; mainstream America is well aware of these dangers.
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It's about those intricate sort of moments not in the mainstream.
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Today, the issue of campus sexual assault has hit the mainstream.
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Very few hip-hop artists, though, have gained any mainstream exposure.
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Not so long ago, nuclear armament was a mainstream political issue.
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Both are considered the centrist, mainstream candidates of their respective parties.
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Republicans will argue Gorsuch is a mainstream conservative worthy of confirmation.
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" She griped that the "mainstream media covered that like Pearl Harbor.
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Concerns about the game have certainly crossed into the mainstream already.
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The argument against the subsidies seems obvious to most mainstream economists.
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Still, many advocates are still hopeful that bitcoin could become mainstream.
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As the movement has attracted mainstream attention, it's also found detractors.
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Rubio and John Kasich are the last two mainstream conservatives standing.
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The first two outcomes are the mainstream economics of financial markets.
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But few have reached the top tier of mainstream glossy publishing.
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The newsletter was at first kind of mainstream New Age-forward.
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There's no singular folding device stealing the hearts of mainstream consumers.
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What can a formerly edgy, then mainstream, then beached writer do?
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Some automakers split their mainstream and premium lineups into different brands.
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Mr. Damen isn't convinced it's a viable choice for mainstream vehicles.
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But they should stop their attack before their argument goes mainstream.
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No More Heroes critiques the conventions that still rule mainstream gaming.
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In general, however, "mainstream papers considered 'Jane' too radical," Braddock said.
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Mainstream Jewish groups are now branding such campaigns as anti-Semitism.
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Most Putin critics were wiped out of TV and mainstream media.
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Food obsession has gone mainstream, and eating disorders have tagged along.
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Overall, though, the RSC represents the mainstream of the caucus's conservatives.
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He sniffed at the local Blockbuster, which mainly stocked mainstream fare.
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Here, it's the G.O.P. that is extreme while Democrats are mainstream.
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Much to our horror, anti-Semitism is now a mainstream problem.
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Unblinkered journalists in the mainstream media were indispensable to the cause.
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How do you feel about ballroom's increasing presence in mainstream culture?
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Mainstream media has become a term of abuse in some quarters.
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"Own the center left, own the mainstream," Ms. Pelosi, 79, said.
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Yiannopoulos has used his platform at Breitbart to mainstream this movement.
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Jack Reed, and mainstream liberal organizations, like Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
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The mainstream of this market still faces the same old challenges.
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Self-driving cars are also still many years from becoming mainstream.
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The transistor counts of today's mainstream chips number in the billions.
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Naturally, a liberal counternarrative exists, and it has become increasingly mainstream.
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Once immigrant students learned enough English, they transferred into mainstream classes.
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Sports that don't live in the mainstream can suffocate without attention.
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"I never expected this approach to become mainstream," Mr. Ukpo said.
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Even since we shot it I think it's become more mainstream.
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This is not mainstream, this is in startup world right now.
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At times, too, Carlson has been complimentary of the mainstream media.
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As recent events have shown, it is a very mainstream problem.
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Over time, antihero culture spread from premium cable to the mainstream.
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What's more, mainstream consumers seem to recognize its value and convenience.
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And certainly these ideas have entered the mainstream in new ways.
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Are we anywhere near having autonomous cars become mainstream consumer vehicles?
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Achilles International, which places disabled runners in mainstream races, also approved.
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Promotional material posted to the mainstream internet played on that assumption.
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Football is mainstream in a way that MMA will never be.
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And again, no hint of this in anything in mainstream media.
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And as Europe's mainstream parties crumble, their gatekeeping capacity has, too.
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Ninja also has a level of mainstream attention rare amongst streamers.
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I like to think of the mainstream as the center stage.
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The "Jordanian option" is much more mainstream than Israel publicly admits.
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In Biden, the mainstream Democratic deciders have chosen their white knight.
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At the moment, Sanders is still getting plenty of mainstream coverage.
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By and large, mainstream evangelical leaders have opted to ignore Claiborne.
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The "birther" controversy, for instance, actually received coverage on mainstream networks.
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And at this point this is effectively the mainstream Republican position.
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Maybe that's because we have lousy pollsters and lackluster mainstream politicians.
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Mainstream politicians, notably Andrew Scheer, the Conservative Party leader, denounced it.
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What began as trollish shorthand for political polarization has gone mainstream.
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There wasn't enough mainstream coverage of this seminal violence in communities.
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" Trump said the mainstream media hadn't yet "figured it out yet.
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Last weekend, France's mainstream media showed how to exercise better judgment.
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What the mainstream media did wrong is by now well established.
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Would it matter if the mainstream media did a better job?
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They are neither all hard-right conservatives, nor all mainstream conservatives.
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And these forms of payment still have not hit the mainstream.
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Armed with that knowledge, perhaps we withdraw from mainstream culture completely.
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The party has steadily increased its mainstream appeal in recent years.
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But the word has since been picked up by the mainstream.
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Gigantic windmills are turning wind into a mainstream form of energy.
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Rock was no longer an underground; it had become mainstream entertainment.
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Bitcoin still faces plenty of skepticism in the mainstream financial world.
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Nintendo's Wii game console brought exergaming into the mainstream in 2006.
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Friday the 13th has long been considered unlucky by the mainstream.
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Their work, once punkishly outsiderish, is now showered with mainstream accolades.
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So it's really CAI that is, once again, outside the mainstream.
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Some mainstream analyses state that Trump loses merely by meeting Putin.
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He is a competent, mainstream nominee whom both Oklahoma senators support.
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So, too, did the persistent denigration of the mainstream news media.
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"Mainstream media generally ignores us," said Dr. Carlson, an indigenous Australian.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has cast doubt on mainstream climate science.
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Their box office success is different from more commercial, mainstream movies.
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Now, even the most mainstream events are weighted with ideological expectations.
|
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Making facial recognition technology mainstream has been a long time coming.
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But they also shouldn't become knee-jerk contrarians against mainstream taste.
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Whether they can enter the mainstream market, though, is anyone's guess.
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Gaming is going mainstream, according to professional gamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins.
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Mainstream publishers have found clever ways to get around the trademark.
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Korn's greatest accomplishment was making a band named Korn go mainstream.
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N), as well as mainstream clothing retailers from Gap Inc (GPS.
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This is Corker channeling the Republican establishment as well mainstream America.
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The CR-V is a highly mainstream and a fierce competitor.
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Building Password Checkup into Chrome should make password auditing more mainstream.
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The music tends toward mainstream electronic dance music and house music.
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Pretty much all the mainstream apps are on every device now.
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But despite such brushes with mainstream fame, tattooing was in trouble.
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The banking industry, retirees and even mainstream economists would cry foul.
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Plant-based diets are moving from fringe to fad to mainstream.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, the actress Rosie O&aposDonnell, and the mainstream media.
|
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Mainstream conservatives promise slashed income taxes but record-breaking military spending.
|
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Gwenyth Paltrow launched her website Goop, bringing pseudoscience to the mainstream.
|
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He also points out that it's not going to become mainstream.
|
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New Hampshire has long embraced bitcoin — even before it became mainstream.
|
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It was a well-crafted answer, both mainstream and appropriately progressive.
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Such agendas are less central to the mainstream of our discipline.
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That was O.K. The mainstream art world, everywhere, left him cold.
|
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Even the mainstream Tmall has lost some foreign interest of late.
|
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Many people said they wished it was in the mainstream media.
|
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How do mainstream economists think about the economics of declining regions?
|
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It has received only modest attention in Japan's mainstream news media.
|
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What happened today sat outside the mainstream for normal human behavior.
|
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That is precisely what most mainstream conservatives are failing to do.
|
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It was, perhaps, the prototypical mainstream moral panic about the internet.
|
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The technology behind cryptocurrencies, has been gaining traction among mainstream businesses.
|
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The dance world's secret workout weapon is poised to go mainstream.
|
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The work of Thomas Piketty has made this a mainstream concern.
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I'm objecting to feminism as it currently exists in the mainstream.
|
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OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS we took in more mainstream sites.
|
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And yet that was the thinking that occupied mainstream American politics.
|
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Arthur Curry existed largely as a joke in mainstream pop culture.
|
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Those headsets are still too expensive and cumbersome for mainstream use.
|
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Trump has a complex and fraught relationship with the mainstream media.
|
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If the mainstream is right, shouldn't we try that approach first?
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In mainstream competitive ballroom dance, same-sex partnerships are not allowed.
|
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Other accounts represent the mainstream media, from CNN to Fox News.
|
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" Then… "Without the mainstream media, folks, [Clinton] wouldn't even be here.
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It's also an experience still unmatched, certainly by any mainstream publisher.
|
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It's easy to critique the mainstream, but what about becoming it?
|
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He's also a recognizable face in both mainstream and arthouse films.
|
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More mainstream services and websites are moving towards the dark web.
|
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He was also the most mainstream of Trump's rumored FDA choices.
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The policies Sanders campaigned on three years ago are now mainstream.
|
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The term appeared in academic discourse before it hit the mainstream.
|
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In terms of nerd fights, one mainstream scientist accusing another mainstream scientist of Not Doing Science is akin to Kanye West storming Taylor Swift's 2009 VMA speech to imply that she didn't deserve Best Female Video.
|
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Despite the long-standing place of Catholicism in mainstream storytelling, there remains something unique about this moment in the Church that makes paying tribute to its visual legacy especially palatable, even appealing, to a mainstream audience.
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" A spokesman for the Republican National Committee said in a statement to CNBC, that Bernie Sanders' "fringe, radical, and outside-the-mainstream socialist ideas in 2016 have become the mainstream of the Democrat Party in 2019.
|
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Like Fox News, which has long castigated mainstream media while citing the reporting it likes as credible, many of Verrit's sources are from mainstream media, and none of it, except for Daou's own "analysis," seems original.
|
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What's more, many mainstream economists are starting to conclude, given the persistently low interest rates the US and other countries have experienced this decade, that deficits may not be particularly costly, even within a mainstream framework.
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"We believe the quarter will go a long way toward establishing confidence in Garmin's fitness business having clear differentiation versus mainstream fitness tracker and mainstream smartwatch competitors," Longbow Research analyst Joe Wittine wrote in a note.
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Mainstream companies want smart homes to go mainstream There have been exciting smart home products before, like the Nest Thermostat, but it was't until now that it's felt like the smart home could be catching on.
|
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Of more immediate concern should be why they're maintaining such a differentiated product line in in pursuit of the mainstream when the Quest is largely alone in appealing to the mainstream customer that they actually want.
|
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It goes without saying he was outside the mainstream of American life, because the mainstream was for sheep—but the point was not to rage against society, it was to mock it with a knowing smirk.
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And of course it's not hard to find people slamming the price-point on Twitter… But — my two cents — it was never going to be priced for the mainstream because VR is not a mainstream technology.
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Telehealth going mainstream The enormous scope of that effort reflects how telehealth -- initially adopted by wealthier patients as a convenience, and by rural Americans as a critical stop-gap -- is suddenly poised to go more mainstream.
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We will know that the impeachment movement has gone mainstream when interest spreads beyond hard-core liberals living in Alaska, Montana and elsewhere and reaches the mainstream Democrats in Illinois, New Jersey and other blue states.
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There have just been so few opportunities for it to be listened to — at least within the mainstream — because there have been so few mainstream productions that even take older women, let alone their anger, seriously.
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Rather than changing perspectives by working toward a world where disabled people attend mainstream schools and enjoy mainstream proms, the underlying message of events like this one is that those in attendance have nowhere else to belong.
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The niche but important area of design is getting more mainstream exposure lately, thanks to household names like Tommy Hilfiger creating in tandem with Runway of Dreams, a company that makes adaptive versions of mainstream brands' clothing.
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Fort Lauderdale's Sun Sentinel was the first mainstream outlet to cover Tracy's posts, forever enshrining "crisis actors" in our mainstream national lexicon; Tracy's posts ultimately became a national controversy that was discussed by Anderson Cooper on CNN.
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Beyond its resonance and importance to her own career, "Formation" is perhaps most impactfully a blueprint for other mainstream artists on how to unequivocally delve into the politics that matter to them while simultaneously holding mainstream attention.
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I don't care how the West or how the elite culture thinks about new music or "good" music or respect in art or all these issues about music, or what is mainstream or what is not mainstream.
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Given the rise of the popularity of tattoos in our culture—they're way more pervasive, commonplace, and mainstream—as with anything else, as ink becomes more mainstream, legal issues are bound to crop up more and more.
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Indeed, most cable news networks' favorite approach when covering global warming has been to pit one person with mainstream views on climate science—more often than not, Bill Nye—against a person who denies mainstream climate science.
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Over the next six years, Clarke, Taylor, and frontman Lemmy Kilmister recorded the albums that hurled Motörhead into the mainstream—or as close to the mainstream as their sweaty, snarling, salivating rock 'n' roll could take them.
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But Wilders, Le Pen, and the rest lead third parties — they're far-right challengers to the mainstream, who argue that the mainstream has betrayed Europeans by being open to mass immigration and remaining in the European Union.
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It took six years for the phrase to enter the mainstream lexicon.
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Among the three mainstream Republican candidates, the South Carolina contest, on Feb.
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Argentina's return to the economic mainstream is the happier of the two.
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The position has still not gotten hold among more mainstream Democrats, however.
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They do, however, have a problem with the methods mainstream retailers use.
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But, says Ibrahim, Arquette regularly faced discrimination in the mainstream Hollywood world.
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Founder and CEO RJ Scaringe launched it as Mainstream Motors in 2009.
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That album was your biggest chance to break into the mainstream though.
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Mainstream Muslim religious leaders condemn the violence, saying their faith forbids it.
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On the contrary, with respect to forecasting method, they are largely mainstream.
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What does it mean to see your community represented in mainstream entertainment?
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The deal illustrates how quickly CBD, short for cannabidiol, is going mainstream.
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This was the faceless "mainstream" that necessitated an alternative form of music.
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Dozens already do, as do mainstream companies like Microsoft, Overstock, and Expedia.
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But she has proposed a few other ideas outside the Democratic mainstream.
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However, the top mainstream phones are not conducive to serious mobile gaming.
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And some say this is the year it finally reaches the mainstream.
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Canadians from coast to coast celebrate as this growing industry goes mainstream.
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In the case of Fortnite, however, mainstream interest has become more intense.
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Since Trump took office, mainstream conservatives have been quiet on this front.
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Because of your efforts, those ideas are thought to be mainstream ideas.
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In many mainstream American movies, violence is commonplace but sex is shocking.
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But recently, that pro secret has exploded into the mainstream beauty world.
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Mainstream fast food and fast casual chains are also noticing the trend.
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Digital network mitú is hoping to make Latino-focused content more mainstream.
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Which leaves both mainstream Republicans and Democrats looking pretty limp and ineffectual.
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Particularly during the current political season, such blowhard hyperbole seems almost mainstream.
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Wall Street has slowly but surely accepted bitcoin as a mainstream investment.
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The new mobile version could make AR more popular with mainstream audiences.
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The mainstream media had the worst week it has had all year.
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Consider whether other credible, mainstream news outlets are reporting the same news.
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Clubbing is a mainstream thing now, just another part of the economy.
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Trump by tabloid publications & TV shows has seeped into 'mainstream media' reporting.
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The mainstream skincare industry does claim to cater to different skin types.
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Each of these musicians simultaneously exists in both mainstream and underground cultures.
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There was a very strong response from indigenous and mainstream music however.
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There are, of course, many works by artists embraced by mainstream institutions.
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No mainstream automaker has been more aggressive in capitalizing on this trend.
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The trend that started in Silicon Valley, seamlessly expanded into mainstream fashion.
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Support for a $15 federal minimum wage has gone mainstream with Democrats.
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Mainstream parties have ruled out the AfD as a possible coalition partner.
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Yes, Sega has struggled to build mainstream appeal around its exhausting cast.
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The mainstream outfits also are trying to co-opt the streaming upstarts.
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None of these are ideals I learned from the mainstream music space.
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And our stories can exist, and thrive, outside of the mainstream, too.
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" It also hit mainstream success with Marvin Gaye's 2808 hit "Sexual Healing.
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The next few days are perhaps the apotheosis of mainstream geek culture.
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Rarely, the discourse leapt into the mainstream, as with the Myers piece.
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I want to integrate mainstream and independent hip-hop in the Bay.
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Stylish, modest clothes are very hard to find in the mainstream marketplace.
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The strategy of suppressing votes is so mainstream it has become banal.
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Neither has broad mainstream popularity, especially for anyone born after they premiered.
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Like all mainstream parties, they have ruled out talking to the AfD.
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The movie Purple Rain had catapulted Prince into full-fledged mainstream coverage.
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Without that, how can [mainstream] audiences come to learn about those issues?
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But these techniques are still experimental compared with more mainstream medical procedures.
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Evans, though, feels too much like a mainstream Democrat to Scott-Blackwell.
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I thought the work generated there was more innovative and less mainstream.
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Have the clowns taken over mainstream society after the fall of America?
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Now they've gone mainstream and are being used for local races, too.
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