Dating apps are more popular than farming advice; video games are more popular than either.
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As might be expected, NYC is more ethnically diverse in its porn choices, with searches for "Indian" being 85% more popular than in the rest of the U.S., "Brazilian" 45% more popular, "Latina" 39% more popular, and Arab, Japanese, and Asian 37% more popular.
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As encrypted chat apps grow more popular, they're also becoming more popular targets for state-level blocks.
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The Beatles may have been more popular than Jesus, but now, Beyoncé is more popular than the Beatles.
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The more Trump talks about health care, the more popular Obamacare gets The more Trump talks about health care, the more popular Obamacare gets Donald Trump has made Obamacare more popular than Barack Obama ever did.
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It's more popular than Obamacare and way more popular than the health insurance companies that centrists are so sure everyone loves.
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It is 20% more popular than the second-most popular day of the week (Friday), and 500% more popular than the least (Thursday, obviously).
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Still, Clinton is more popular within her own party than Trump is within his, and she's more popular among Republicans than Trump is among Democrats.
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"These are all issues that are not just more popular than the president, they're more popular than a lot of other issues in America," Hudak said.
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If policy A is more popular among the rich than policy B, then it's probably more popular than policy B among the middle class as well.
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"Our strategy has actually been that the more popular we become in the U.S., the more popular we will become to Chinese tourists," Ms. Maasbach said.
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It snowballs, too: prominent placement makes a piece more popular, which makes it more prominent, which makes it yet more popular, which makes…well, you get the idea.
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Are much more popular among ... Who uses social media?
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Snapchat is more popular — and more mainstream — than ever.
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Most undecided delegates are vacillating between Merz and Kramp-Karrenbauer; the former is seen to be more popular with party members, however Kramp-Karrenbauer is seen as more popular with the public.
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Simply that on Halloween, "prision" is more popular than prison.
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Why do you think eating insects is becoming more popular?
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Working from home is more popular — and common — than ever.
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As emoji became more popular, they also became more plentiful.
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As they got more popular, they wanted to do more.
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Trump is unpopular, but he's more popular than the Democrats.
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The more popular somewhere is, the less appealing it gets.
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First, beers from the U.S. are becoming much more popular.
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Now 30 years old, it seems more popular than ever.
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In general, autocracy was more popular among the less educated.
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It is now more popular than ever with the public.
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Are Corbyn's policies just way more popular than previously thought?
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Could there be anyone more popular than Miranda right now?
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They've proven to be much more popular than that, however.
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California's legislature is more popular than it was (see chart).
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It's been more popular than we could have ever imagined.
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Tribute and funeral videos, often online, are ever more popular.
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Polls said he was far more popular with ordinary voters.
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And 6ix9ine seems to get more popular by the day.
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As we became more and more popular ... Which you did.
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The goal is to make those products even more popular.
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But my books, for whatever reason, have been more popular.
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With Jacobson, at least, the former type's far more popular.
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However, that doesn't mean it's more popular with the masses.
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Twitter was more popular but we were gaining on them.
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But I think sex parties are actually getting more popular.
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As oils have become more popular, sourcing has become contentious.
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All of which have helped the island grow more popular.
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Like the city, the museum is more popular than ever.
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The more popular seat on Amazon was also more expensive.
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"It's one of our more popular models," the man said.
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Here's one of my more popular Christmas playlists, Christmas Choirs.
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Smaller funds have become more popular with bigger investors recently.
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It'll at least be more popular than that U2 album.
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I mostly only drive for Uber because it's more popular.
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Some Tray of Togetherness items are more popular than others.
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They said the legislation would become more popular over time.
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Islamophobic street movements and political parties have become more popular.
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None of this has prevented probiotics from becoming more popular.
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So far, that is the more popular of the two.
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What knots in ties are more popular today, I wonder?
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Among the more popular subgenres has been the insider exposé.
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First of all, quotas are becoming more and more popular.
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"It started to grow and become more popular," she said.
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What seems to draw people to the more popular destinations?
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Other types of stock plans might become more popular, too.
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Alternative commencements have recently become more popular on college campuses.
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Here's an overview of some of the more popular options.
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Trump is, however, getting more popular at the right time.
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More popular automakers are giving their trucks an electric upgrade.
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Medicaid is more popular than ever, and for good reason.
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And yet these holiday romances are more popular than ever.
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The first is that gin is becoming more popular everywhere.
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The anthology show becomes way more popular than anyone expected.
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He's healthy, freakishly confident, and more popular than ever before.
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Shared vehicle services like Uber and Lyft become more popular.
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Obamacare is becoming more popular, and Americans want it fixed.
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Still, Trudeau remained far more popular than his two political opponents and more popular than any recent prime minister, with 55 percent of Canadians expressing confidence in his performance, the Angus Reid poll showed.
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Here are a few of the more popular ones we've tested:
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In the West, plant-based eating has never been more popular.
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This strip club is more popular than it has ever been.
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More popular videos will have more seeders, and thus load faster.
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And they're some of the more popular pets on this list.
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Over time, those cleaner sources of energy would become more popular.
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President Bill Clinton was less than 2 percentage points more popular.
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Ivanka saw a 39% increase and Donald was 5% more popular.
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E-cigarettes are more popular than conventional cigarettes, the report found.
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The tax bill is getting more popular, according to the polling.
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Here's a guide to disabling some of the more popular ones.
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"Home Alone" is way more popular with teens and young adults.
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Facebook — which is now vastly more popular than Twitter — is different.
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Is it to make him look more popular than he is?
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Possibly. It's definitely getting more popular in Manchester at the moment.
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The more popular or ubiquitous the merchant, the lower the discount.
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They even get discovered or become more popular because of Instagram!
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Even the low-ranked Twitter was slightly more popular among Democrats.
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By some estimates, messengers are even more popular than social media.
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And none were more popular than fake photos of Hillary Clinton.
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Taxes on the rich are more popular than taxes on everybody.
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The officer had a career, but my brother was more popular.
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The alternative may be that harder-line nationalists grow more popular.
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A more popular option is to solicit ideas from the masses.
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When we started doing that, we started to get more popular.
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Instagram not only remains popular, it's slightly more popular than Snapchat.
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I still think it's probably the more popular album we made.
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The GRE is a much more popular test than the LSAT.
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SPRINGE: It is still, but Facebook is more popular now. Yeah.
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It could very well become more popular as time goes on.
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Yet the Clean Power Plan did seem to be more popular.
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Tuition-free college was more popular with millennials than baby boomers.
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The same goes for some of his more popular executive actions.
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It's so incredibly popular, so much more popular than we planned.
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But as time progresses, you see that idea becoming more popular.
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Someone prettier, maybe, or sweeter or more popular or less angry.
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Something much more modest and much more popular might be possible.
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He has been hired more and has only become more popular.
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Republican debates have been more popular than Democratic debates so far.
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But it set the stage for more popular cursor-control mechanisms.
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Regardless, Jordyn's fallout with Kylie has only made her more popular.
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The positive reactions are all more popular than the negative reactions.
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He's one of the more popular people to run for president.
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He'll never be more popular, however, than he is at home.
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We'll have to see which approach is more popular with voters.
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As it grew more popular, it became a regular menu offering.
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He was definitely more popular for selfies than anyone — even Drake.
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"Maybe he was more popular back in the day," she said.
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Thanks to AMC's Mad Men, they certainly became even more popular.
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Just the opposite: the colorful bricks are more popular than ever.
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It's not one of James Baldwin's more popular books, wildly enough.
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Southwest's move comes as Hawaii has grown more popular with tourists.
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ETF flows data shows that broad REIT funds are more popular.
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Francis is far more popular than his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI.
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"They were always more popular in Scandinavia and Europe," McFarland said.
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Pelosi has become more popular since the Democrats won in November.
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Superheroes have become more popular since the turn of the millennium.
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Trump is more popular than Obama among people in authoritarian nations.
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The average poll now consistently has Pelosi more popular than Trump.
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The Democrats are now crying that Hillary had more popular votes.
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This agenda, of course, is more popular among liberals than conservatives.
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AVOD is more popular in countries such as China and India.
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As Caitlin Connors's apartment became more popular, she faced unforeseen challenges.
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But as yoga grew more popular, it mutated in strange ways.
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Now, though, this stuff is infinitely more popular than it was.
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There's a perception that stand-up is becoming more popular again.
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According to Congressional's program director, the tour keeps getting more popular.
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They didn't quit, and now Facebook is more popular than ever.
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He'll have plenty of competition as the practice becomes more popular.
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Since then, it has become far more popular than ordinary Valpolicella.
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Clinton came out more popular, until #MeToo caught up with him.
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"I think they're more popular than ever," he told me recently.
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Under Jeffries, by 1999, the company was more popular than ever.
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And in recent years, the marches have become even more popular.
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Thomson says that will make FBA even more popular among sellers.
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"Westworld" is one of the more popular adaptations on the list.
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The much more popular 21st Amendment was ratified later that year.
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And it was yellow gold; white metals are more popular now.
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The more reliable buses are, the more popular they should become.
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Vintage and second-hand items will become more and more popular.
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In Davao, Duterte, known as Digong, is more popular than ever.
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Air filters are becoming more popular as the world heats up.
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The weirder the world gets, the more popular his work becomes.
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Cremation became more popular than burial in the U.S. in 2017.
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Regulations have tightened as cryptocurrencies such as have become more popular.
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Donald Trump is more popular here than in any other state.
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Land routes through Niger and Libya to Italy became more popular.
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Their personal brand may even be more popular than their sponsor's.
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And Korean cuisine will only become more popular with Yelp users.
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Working from home is more popular — and more common — than ever.
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If history repeats itself, Dudley's proposal could make Trump more popular.
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I think he's much more popular than people realize, I think.
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But the marketing of Halloween-themed candy proved much more popular.
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He's more popular than Ronald Reagan was when he left office.
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Clinton is far more popular with those voters than is Mr. Sanders.
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And assault rifles appear to be becoming more popular among mass shooters.
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The specter of a federal ban could make them more popular still.
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Good news: Now that everything is free, he's never been more popular!
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As it became more popular, the owners upgraded to a larger property.
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"I'm more popular than Disney World," says Efron's Bundy in the teaser.
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There are few guilty pleasures more popular — or maligned — than reality television.
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Instagram's Snapchat clone went on to be far more popular than Snapchat.
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Unsurprisingly, it is the cheaper rental properties that are proving more popular.
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The new mobile version could make AR more popular with mainstream audiences.
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How is this sport not way more popular in the United States?
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That makes Arya more popular than the names Jessica, Danielle, or Amy.
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Mr Vizcarra is also much more popular than the former First Daughter.
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It's crazy, they are more popular now than they were back then.
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With rising incomes and smaller families globally, travel is ever more popular.
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Financial terms, such as "fair value" and "portfolio", also became more popular.
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It's not surprising, then, that reverse mortgages may become more popular again.
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But he predicted that these private markets would become even more popular.
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According to a McDonald's press release, bacon is more popular than ever.
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That's probably why Amazon Prime Day keeps getting more popular every year.
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Blended whisky remains far more popular than generally more expensive single malts.
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Okay, but why isn't my "a dude, but rich" narrative more popular?
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That was much more popular than paying for test prep and tutors.
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Male politicians running for president don't get more popular after a setback.
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A less extreme — but much more popular — case is Super Smash Bros.
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Thankfully, this genius idea is becoming more popular with each passing day.
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The change is notable because Cartwheel is actually Target's more popular application.
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Committing to standards like the golden rule can make you more popular.
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In high school, it's probably more popular than drinking, to be honest.
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Polls show Obamacare is now far more popular than the Republican alternatives.
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It has yanked one of its more popular anchors off the air.
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Whether Prisco or Golumbia are right, cryptocurrencies are more popular than ever.
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Donald Trump has made Obamacare more popular than Barack Obama ever did.
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The World Pizza Games have definitely gotten more popular over the years.
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Scooter shares are becoming more popular and a bigger idea right now.
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These tax-advantaged plans are getting more popular, but they're still misunderstood.
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With every insult hurled, Trump's anti-establishment, verbose persona became more popular.
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Power metal, symphonic metal, that kind of stuff was just more popular.
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The president-elect's social media habits are more popular among his supporters.
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We think we're well positioned as L.A. becomes more and more popular.
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"But Kim's style is a lot more popular among customers," he said.
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But after coming here we started getting more popular in the states.
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I'm going to be replaced by someone younger, hotter, and more popular.
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The White House knows buybacks are more popular than wage investments now.
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The ACA has only become more popular with voters since its enactment.
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Mr Guarido immediately halved his salary, making his party even more popular.
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As it turns out, the ACA is more popular now than ever.
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Soon, though, the reptiles proved more popular — and profitable — than the fish.
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Gucci Mane is now free, professedly sober, and more popular than ever.
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Now, in the swing of summer, rattan will only become more popular.
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In the US, e-scooters are more popular than bike-sharing programs.
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Personal computers became more and more popular throughout the '80s and '90s.
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The theaters are chosen because they are more popular with horror fans.
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Feeding tubes remain more popular in certain kinds of nursing homes, too.
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The suitcase version is more popular with today's collectors of such things.
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The diabolical visions of Bosch remain beguiling and more popular than ever.
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The big picture: Yes, the Affordable Care Act is becoming more popular.
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But there is another political strategy, far more popular among actual policymakers.
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"They're becoming more popular among both Chinese and Western customers," says Zhang.
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Cell phone coverage has become a more popular benefit across multiple cards.
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So I want to make it more popular in Korea, I hope.
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But at the moment, the per-worker fee seems uniformly more popular.
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CLAIRE Working remotely is probably more popular, and more possible, than ever.
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Technical football books are more popular than technical basketball ones, Peterson said.
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Two years later, Minecraft is more popular and widely available than ever.
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Instagram grew more popular for recording mischief-making and feats of daring.
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But they're more popular than they were just a few weeks ago.
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The threat also extends to countries where the app is more popular.
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But horror series are becoming more common and more popular each year.
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Even with all their bad behavior, fraternities are more popular than ever.
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But beans were beginning to grow more popular even before the coronavirus.
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A messaging app built around your close friends might be more popular.
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SPACs are becoming a more popular way for companies to go public.
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That community alone will make the currency among the more popular cryptocurrencies.
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The MacBook Pro and Air are far more popular than this computer.
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Immigration wasn't ready Friday night, but CHIP, a more popular program, was.
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In New York, Whole Foods is one of the more popular options.
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Artificial intelligence and automotive applications have been more popular areas of focus.
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We need more benefits around scholarships because that's becoming more popular everywhere.
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Supposedly these will become more popular as 5G spreads, so be prepared.
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"I sing because I'm happy," went one of the more popular numbers.
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It might have been less odd and more popular, for one thing.
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Incredibly, football seemed more popular the more people learned about the risks.
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Healthy foods like kale, cabbage, and farro are also getting more popular.
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"It is getting more popular, especially for the younger generations," Meyvis said.
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However, it's recently become more popular among young adults, the report says.
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He remains far more popular than any of the Democrats on stage.
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But Republicans are targeting Democrats in districts where Trump is more popular.
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FIFA will hope it proves more popular than previous World Cup balls.
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Faced with public backlash, Republicans could try to pursue more popular policies.
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Trump is far more popular with enlisted service members than with officers.
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Venmo, PayPal and Square Cash are some of the more popular options.
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Some of them, the more popular ones, more than once a month.
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And no cartoonist was more popular, or more enduring, than Gahan Wilson.
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The food section had some off-brand versions of more popular snacks.
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Mr. Cahn is tapping into a belief more popular than may appear.
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Yet Trump remains more popular among California Republicans than Schwarzenegger would suggest.
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He hopes that solar cookers will become more popular in the Netherlands.
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It has gotten more popular just as Republicans work to repeal it.
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As years go, there have been ones vastly more popular than 2016.
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Pepper jack is undeniably more popular in the world of deli cheese.
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You just need to be a bit more popular than anyone else.
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Plus, it's less expensive to travel to than Europe's more popular destinations.
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Sanders is more popular with women than with men, and more popular with people of color than with whites — it's the normal pattern of support for progressive politics in America and no sign of "Bernie Bros" running amok.
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Not only did Gritty go political, but it only made him more popular.
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Instead, it focused on the more popular (and more lucrative) iOS version instead.
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I've tried the 103K Runner, which is one of the more popular ones.
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But, according to a new survey, some positions are more popular than others.DrEd.
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You invite Bill Clinton or somebody who is more popular in those districts.
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They were also more popular than Trump in November, winning by larger margins.
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Owing to its smooth taste, blended Scotch is more popular among the youth.
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Besides, portable gaming is more popular then ever with the advent of smartphones.
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On its 22014th birthday, the National Parks System is more popular than ever.
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But Reagan was much more popular with Democrats than Obama is with Republicans.
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Once repeal seemed like a real possibility, the law suddenly got more popular.
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That makes the four-year-old messaging app more popular than Twitter Inc.
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Give away something, make it more popular and then others will purchase it.
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Conversely, potential reforms are generally more popular with black voters than white ones.
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It turns out funding the FDA is way more popular than repealing Obamacare.
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They will continue to get more and more popular, there's absolutely just ubiquitous.
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Bitcoin is similar to XRP, but is more popular with non-banking customers.
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Baker is slightly more popular with independents and even Democrats than with Republicans.
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As extracurriculars have become more popular, new programs have popped up, increasing competition.
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Slightly more popular: a proposal called the Marijuana Justice Act, proposed by Sen.
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Quite the contrary: Education is only becoming more popular as a cause area.
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"[TikTok] is much more popular and active in Mainland China," the spokesperson said.
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Using neural nets to alter images is only going to get more popular.
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It also banned the more popular app recommendation service AppGratis the following year.
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Travel locks are more popular than ever, but not all locks work well.
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Some people were just more popular than others when they were on tour.
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Warren is arguably a more popular standard bearer for the progressives than Sanders.
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Was it being passed around through more popular platforms like Facebook and YouTube?
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And they can also be (if they aren't already more popular as) investments.
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This isn't because pumpkins are more popular than apples; they assuredly are not.
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Sanders is more popular with white voters than with black and Latino ones.
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We knew it was likely, but that hasn't made it any more popular.
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Even more popular is their role in funding infrastructure, which promises productivity gains.
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Charity work is also becoming more popular among graduates who studied other subjects.
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If embalming is becoming a lot less popular, what is becoming more popular?
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Thanks to popular YouTubers like Casey Neistat, vlogging is more popular than ever.
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Polls show she is more popular with CDU members and voters at large.
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But maybe someday, when they become more popular and easy to juice up.
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Which is good for Tesla, because their electric cars keep getting more popular.
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That trend has taken on greater significance as social media becomes more popular.
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Somebody said, 'President Obama is much more popular in Germany than Donald Trump.
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As drones become more popular with consumers, more companies are entering the space.
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Turns out that its more popular in the air than on the ground.
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"As online ordering becomes more popular, diner needs have shifted slightly," Glading said.
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Passing it was the only way to make it more popular, they argue.
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He's an authoritarian strongman, and he's never been more popular with GOP voters.
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Even though Instagram is more popular with teens, Facebook is still wildly unpopular.
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Even more popular were the writings of the Swiss lawyer, Emer de Vattel.
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He knows very well that his peers are more popular than he is.
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"It's so incredibly popular, so much more popular than we planned," he said.
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Snapchat is more popular than ever, and that's very good news for Snap.
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Even as the AHCA's unpopularity has soared, the ACA has grown more popular.
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The bad economy made Obama unpopular, and economic improvement made him more popular.
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And what's the narrative behind one of your more popular pieces, Cavalier Noir ?
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Pole dancing is gradually becoming more popular among men on the international circuit.
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For many mohajirs, the Rangers' crackdown has only made Mr Hussain more popular.
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As a result, Facebook's video platform has grown more popular, shareable, and dynamic.
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Snakeskin and leopard print, however, have proven to be more popular than zebra.
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He is more popular here and in Europe than he is at home.
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"He is definitely more popular among young people than old," Mr. Chang said.
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In short, it's gotten more popular and more dangerous to back crowdfunded projects.
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Urban gondola lifts are becoming more popular around the world, and they should.
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Giving shelter to those trying to escape from war was more popular still.
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Cellcom's signal is said to be more reliable, making its SIMs more popular.
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Uber is more popular than Lyft, which means more money for Uber drivers.
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Uber is more popular in my area, which means more money for me.
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If such services become more popular, Facebook will have to change its ways.
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And even with all that, Greek life is still more popular than ever.
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As cinema became more popular, such exhibitions declined, with Castan's closing in 1922.
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These "ESG" strategies are not only becoming more popular, but also more sophisticated.
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The competition went on throughout their lives: 'Who's going to be more popular?
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Another top candidate, Senator Ted Cruz, is no more popular with Republican leaders.
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Success from other demonstrations is making action a more popular option for educators.
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These efforts have struggled, however, as many people prefer more popular foreign platforms.
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What do you think it would take for gabber to become more popular?
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For example, international tax havens would likely become more popular for parking income.
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Bitcoin, in contrast, is more popular but requires specialized high-speed computer chips.
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As it becomes more popular, Belkin writes, more schools are working with insurers.
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The Popeyes chicken sandwich might be even more popular the second time around.
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Different forms of transportation are becoming more popular, particularly for covering short distances.
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The "Bedtime with Bach" series is even more popular, garnering thousands of views.
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This is far more popular than a lot of politicians who oppose legalization.
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The standard deduction, which will almost double, is likely to become more popular.
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Marijuana and e-cigarettes are now more popular than regular cigarettes among teens.
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Despite a shrinking audience, they're still more popular than network or cable programming.
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Then there's those jocks or athletic kind of people who are more popular.
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Rocket ride-shares are becoming more popular as satellites trend smaller and smaller.
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As non-essential businesses close, online alternatives are more popular, according to Garrett.
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And in recent years, elaborate haunted houses have gotten more popular each fall.
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Yet at the same time the organization is becoming more and more popular.
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But now as they've become more popular, maybe they're not quite outsiders anymore.
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Now that it's on the chopping block, Obamacare is more popular than ever.
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On Hydra, the largest Russian darknet market, mephedrone is more popular than weed.
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Labor unions are more popular today than in any year of Obama's presidency.
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Risk of that type of contact increases as backyard birds become more popular.
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In short, Soleimani became more popular as Trump ratcheted up U.S.-Iranian tensions.
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Netflix went on to become even more popular and more profitable than Blockbuster.
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Moore never promises that broader cultural engagement will make his church more popular.
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Toys that incorporate coding, science experiments and innovative building are growing more popular.
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Yelp predicts mocktails and nonalcoholic happy hours will become more popular in 2020.
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Even in 2020, OpenSignal predicts, 3G will be more popular globally than 5G.
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But even as short-term rentals become more popular, most people still choose hotels.
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Among Americans who recognise his name, Mr Trudeau is more popular than Donald Trump.
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Among Republicans, Trump is consistently more popular with men than he is with women.
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These traditions are often more popular—and, in being defiantly "politically incorrect", more populist.
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And so in basically every domain, stories about Trump are much more popular now.
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The more popular the guns get, the harder it becomes to actually ban them.
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The only theory that was more popular than R+L=J was Ned+Ashara.
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The method isn't new, but it seems to be growing more popular among scammers.
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As preprints become more popular, they're throwing the field into a state of uncertainty.
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I think the band is more popular now than when it was actually functioning.
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Even with the option of heroin, the more traditional medications have remained more popular.
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Unsurprisingly, one demographic where Disney+ was far more popular was parents with young kids.
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Vegetarianism is slightly more popular among Americans younger than 50 years old, Gallup found.
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The gameplay takes obvious cues from wildly more popular titles like Super Smash Bros.
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Fun fact: April is more popular than pop singer Zayn Malik's emoji, Camilo said.
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Johnson said that's because Instacart's groceries are more affordable and more popular with customers.
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But look when it became more popular again: right after Donald Trump became president.
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Flats in more popular districts average over HK$20,000 (US$2,580) per square foot.
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One of the more popular services Instagress was shut down by Instagram last year.
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Mobile wallets are getting more and more popular among the youth in the India.
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That's ... an extremely popular service, more than three times more popular than Peak MySpace.
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Whatever their original inspiration, they have become much more popular in more recent years.
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Due to our dying planet, we are surprised this emoji is not more popular.
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OnePlus phones don't have the same availability to consumers as other, more popular companies.
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Yet in advanced countries, it found social networking is often more popular among women.
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Mr Weah's relative lack of education, though, only seems to make him more popular.
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Unfortunately, more popular streaming music services from Spotify, Amazon, Google, and Apple aren't supported.
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Note: This app should not be confused with the more popular clubbing app Tipsy.
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With the BYOD policy that's becoming ever more popular, it's important to be prepared.
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Her first period-related post about PCOS was one of her more popular blogs.
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I think the tax cut plan would be more popular and make more sense.
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I don't know if you know this, you're one of the more popular podcasts.
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And though the use of powdered coke is stable, crack has become more popular.
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Hybrid watches have become more popular because they look more fashionable than traditional smartwatches.
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Meirelles, if not any more popular, has a lower disapproval rating than the president.
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In America, Apple Pay is accepted in 4.5m locations and could get more popular.
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Both are slick public speakers who are much more popular than their own parties.
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By 2017 that had fallen to 20%, as immediate prison sentences became more popular.
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Now, YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat are significantly more popular among younger users than Facebook.
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He is more popular than [Benjamin] Netanyahu in Israel, so the Israelis trust him.
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Maybe next year when slider phones become more popular, the notch will disappear altogether.
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Trump hasn't necessarily fared better in regions of the world where he's more popular.
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For guests in the South and West, gifts on the registry are more popular.
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As the New Day grew more popular, their gimmick became increasingly absurd and outlandish.
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Now they go crazy because I applied investigative journalism to a more popular issue.
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By nearly every metric, podcasts are growing more and more popular, according to Adweek.
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And it's likely going to get more popular after its expected refresh on Sept.
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Shock and anger seem to be the more popular sentiments among the general public.
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His actions could prove so incendiary as to spark more and more popular resistance.
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Yes, but: The bill could get more popular if it results in economic growth.
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John Lennon faced a backlash for suggesting the Beatles were more popular than Jesus.
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It's probably going to be more popular than CDs in just a few years.
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One of the more popular ways that streamers generate revenue is through virtual tipping.
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Then, as the drinks became more popular, he saw an opportunity to commercialize them.
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"Gavin seems to be more popular in China than in the US," Ding said.
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Worldwide, such products were even more popular, garnering nearly $19 billion in retail sales.
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As noted by Quartz recently, Google's TensorFlow is significantly more popular Facebook's Torch toolkit.
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"Competitors make the concept even more popular and increase the market's size," she said.
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For problematic but more popular content, the streaming service has picked a different solution.
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"I think it will be even more popular five years from now," he said.
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It operated primarily between 2007 and 2012, when apps on Facebook were more popular.
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For obvious reasons, the Osmo Mobile has been one of the more popular models.
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Over 40,000 people visited in 2015, and it's only gotten more popular since then.
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Known as "dramedies," they became even more popular with the proliferation of streaming platforms.
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For more popular events, the percentage available in public sales can be much lower.
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During her husband's presidency, Michelle Obama was nearly always more popular than he was.
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The Huffington Post spotlighted a few of the more popular videos posted so far.
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You're telling me that diving is more popular in the UK than MMA is?
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Individual mandates aren't much more popular at the state level than the ACA's was.
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He's likely even more popular with the rest of the party outside of Parliament.
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The messaging market was heavily fractured and SMS was a more popular fall back.
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The market is now even seeing price increases in more popular enclaves, brokers said.
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Howard says drinking pickle juice is more popular than a lot of people realize.
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Even though Trump's approval rating is down pretty low, Democrats are hardly more popular.
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The pills are becoming more popular in the region than heroin or even marijuana.
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Without legal limits, genetic genealogy will become a more popular tool for the police.
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In the last decade, few have been more popular or influential than Girls' Generation.
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Its author, Mary Shelley, significantly revised and republished a more popular edition in 1831.
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Grammarians faulted it as a clumsy neologism, but that only made it more popular.
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"Sweeping period dramas" were more popular with the Oscars in the 1980s and '90s.
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The round-handed action figures are more popular in Europe than the United States.
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As Goenka grew more popular, he wrote books and began traveling and teaching internationally.
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But as he continued, I realized he's a lot more popular than I am.
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"Democrats go on defense as the Republican tax plan grows more popular," said CNBC.
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The counterargument, I guess, is that long-form television has never been more popular.
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Personal loans have become more popular, so shop around for rates before you commit.
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But now it's flirting with the release of tidbits about its more popular programs.
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You really need to pray that I become a little more popular like you.
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She opted for the pizza crust, which she believed was the more popular option.
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They ran my story, which was no more popular than the Harry Helmsley one.
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And some parts of the country have proved more popular for insurers than others.
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The EPOP has a major advantage over its more popular cousin, the unemployment rate.
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There are few places where the president is more popular than Sessions' home state.
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Some of the more popular restaurants include Lukka Kairi, Conch & Kalik, and Graycliff Restaurant.
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However, anecdotal evidence suggests these devices, particularly Juul, are becoming more popular among teens.
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Second, Scott's simply more popular than he was during his two runs for governor.
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The lust for war — "leadership," in more popular parlance — unites Republican and Democratic leaders.
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It peaks around the holidays — particularly as online shopping has only gotten more popular.
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Jane Fonda brought aerobics to the masses, and co-ed gyms became more popular.
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The term for this is called the "waterfall strategy," and it's becoming more popular.
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The Park Service, having just concluded its centennial year, has never been more popular.
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In spite of all this, adjustment videos on YouTube are only becoming more popular.
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If anything, Trump has become more popular among GOP voters since he became president.
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Unions are becoming more popular and as that popularity grows so will labor strikes.
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That's more popular than making it always illegal, but most Americans are in between.
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Oakley and Kuhl have been one of the more popular teams of this season.
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But it will likely be even more popular in 2020, according to House Beautiful.
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On the other hand, certain chains — like Dunkin' — are much more popular up north.
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In Eastern and Central Europe, the claustrophobic concept has proved perhaps even more popular.
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And, after recently seeking to reward more popular films, will the Oscars follow suit?
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But for years, the jet has been far more popular with passengers than airlines.
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"As that bill is enacted, it's going to become more and more popular," Sen.
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That is: eSports appears to be more popular than real sports, at least online.
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There's never been a more popular time to be a brand with an opinion.
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And herbs were much more popular then, sort of before big pharma coming in.
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That somebody else's search engine could be more popular than our own search engine.
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What is now available to consumers and growing more popular is the 3D walk-through.
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In recent years, adult picky eating has become a more popular topic of public discussion.
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"At least now he has eight more years to be more popular," Mr. Meybodi said.
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It slowly but surely has added more popular merchants in its four years of existence.
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To some, those games will have meant more—they were certainly more popular, sales wise.
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Windows traffic fell considerably this year, while Chrome OS became decidedly more popular in 2018.
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For every new fan BTS gain, South Korean products become more popular the world over.
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As tarot has become more popular, there's been a shift in how people approach it.
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On the then-more popular platform Facebook, Obama had 2,379,102 supporters, compared to McCain's 620,359.
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Connected toys are more popular than ever this holiday season, both with children and cybercriminals.
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Image-obsesselebrities such as Kim Kardashian have made this style of photo even more popular.
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But it's also true that individual feline stars are more popular than their canine counterparts.
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Surely, the soft drink sector would adjust by switching to the more popular bottle option.
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Michael Crichton passed away in 2008, but his work has only become more popular since.
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Most critically, the majority position must consistently broadcast that theirs is the more popular view.
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He was a "B+ student" according to The New Republic, and "more popular than admired."
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At the same time, multiplayer games are becoming more popular, and in turn, more competitive.
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A more popular model is to devolve more power to smaller units (ie, existing provinces).
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But in the West, where online play is more popular, it hasn't quite caught on.
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This report shows Daredevil is tops in five states and only growing more popular, though.
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In fact, Mortal Kombat is arguably more popular now than at any point in history.
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They found that as GDP per person increased in poorer countries, beer became more popular.
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Ocasio-Cortez is going to teach Democrats how to be more popular on Twitter Rep.
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Not only is he a hugely popular president, but he's more popular than Abraham Lincoln!
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Overall, the poll said da Silva has become more popular since he was found guilty.
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With an approval rating of over 50%, Obamacare is considerably more popular than the Republicans.
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There are plenty of wedding websites in existence but many more popular sites like MyWedding.
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This is why deep-frying a turkey on Thanksgiving has become more and more popular.
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Mexico's current president, Enrique Peña Nieto, who also belongs to PRI, is hardly more popular.
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Snapchat tends to be more and more popular, and more importantly they understand their user.
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That makes Surface Hub more popular than any other Surface device for Microsoft's enterprise customers.
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Clinton, on the other hand, is more popular the further she is from political ambition.
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The question for Republican now, two-fold: one, how come they&aposre not more popular?
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The Vine app, though, now has taken a backseat to the more popular Periscope app.
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More popular rooms had people shooting the shit, sharing their lives and dreams, and joking.
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Here's a look at some of the more popular ones, and where they are now.
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It has recently become more popular after Twitter user eskbli tweeted the GIF on Feb.
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Retro gaming is more popular than ever, and Nintendo is partly responsible for its resurgence.
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Even Apple's more popular laptop products show some signs of the same kind of neglect.
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Do you think that these kinds of funerals are going to start becoming more popular?
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In fact, under her leadership, the DNA is more popular and trusted than government itself.
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Taking this mobile, and on a more popular platform like iOS, would take some work.
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You might think that the more popular you become, the more active you should be.
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The first is that Barack Obama is extremely popular, much more popular than Trump himself.
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And, in an age when skateboarding is more popular than ever, that's no easy accolade.
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This argument is more popular among congressional Republicans and this one guy at National Review.
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He is more popular in Britain than he is at home, especially with the young.
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" So: If celebrities come out and say they like Trump, they get "much more popular.
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Despite recent controversies including hazing, binge drinking and deaths, fraternities are more popular than ever.
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Smart home Skills are among the more popular, having grown 5 times since January 2016.
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Although it's been 25 years since it first aired, "Friends" is more popular than ever.
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Smartwatches, while more popular than ever, still haven't become a must item for most people.
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In this digital, stored and repurposed age, certain live events are more popular than ever.
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Chromebooks (which are incredibly affordable) are becoming more and more popular with college students, too.
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And some of those stories are more popular with viewers than stories about gold medalists.
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While some tweets become more popular than others, Shipchandler picked out three of his favorites.
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One poll released on Wednesday found him more popular even than the charismatic Mr. Trudeau.
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Moving the care of the elderly into government hands proved more popular, 40% to 31%.
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And this will likely get worse as AirPods and other wireless earbuds become more popular.
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Cigar-rolling stations, wine and liquor tastings, and dance performers are also becoming more popular.
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The deal is for only a limited time, and more popular routes are more expensive.
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The record had become more and more popular, people would go nuts when I DJed.
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They also come in a wider range of styles, with finer ones being more popular.
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Rooster, meanwhile, struggles to manage the resentment he feels toward his younger, more popular brother.
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One of the more popular niche services, Flying Vinyl, is all about alternative rock music.
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It pretends to hate its older, more popular siblings, but still copies them a lot.
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My great grandfather faced resistance to quarantines and such tactics are no more popular today.
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In the United States, most implants are smooth; textured ones are more popular in Europe.
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Third, Trump remains extremely popular with Republican voters — far more popular than Ryan and McConnell.
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Drones are more popular among law enforcement than any other type of public safety agency.
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Coachella-style music festivals are becoming more popular in Asia, but they keep getting canceled.
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The approach is becoming more popular in Canada and other countries with stricter mining regulations.
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Browser-based and mobile games are more popular than ever, and more accessible to all.
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"There are dumpster fires in my town more popular than these two 'leaders,'" he wrote.
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But why don't you explain what Atlassian does and some of its more popular products.
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Women's sports are more popular than they have ever been, and that growth continues exponentially.
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The president's tough stand on trade with China may be more popular than he is.
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Pre-existing condition protections have always been much more popular than the law over all.
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Polling following the performance showed he is now even more popular than the prime minister.
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This is a more popular idea that's being experimented with by quite a few companies.
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"Reviews, quizzes, and lists are all more popular than regular articles, for example," said Kaplowitz.
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But for many artists, the more popular they become, the more their music is stolen.
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Smartphones are becoming more popular, but a vast majority of phones are basic $212 models.
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Indeed, Mr. Sanders remains far more popular among younger Latino voters than among older ones.
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This peculiar artwork, according to D'Cunha, was one of the more popular pieces among participants.
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As the neighborhood became more popular, she was featured in short documentaries, magazines and blogs.
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Vaping became more popular than smoking cigarettes among students for the first time in 2014.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has never been more popular on Capitol Hill.
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Batteries offer an alternative and availability should improve as electric cars become ever more popular.
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You&aposll find many traditional desserts, but none more popular than struffoli during the holidays.
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Democrats need to remember that on many issues, their party has the more popular stand.
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However, Drake is popular in the Southwest, while Rihanna is more popular in the Southeast.
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The growth in tourism means destinations like Venice and Barcelona are more popular than ever.
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But impeachment shows that a focus on scandals around Trump only makes him more popular.
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When you think "aviators," you probably imagine the more popular round or tear-drop lenses.
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I wish this aired on a more popular platform, but that's contemporary TV for you.
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In this clip, Schumer recalled a week's worth of entrees — some more popular than others.
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The smelly, softer varieties now blocked from import, though, are typically more popular with foreigners.
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Low-expense funds that largely cut the cord with broker-advisers have become more popular.
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Far more physicians are on Twitter and Instagram, which are more popular with older generations.
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Even so, Obama is 7 points more popular with Democrats than Trump is among Republicans.
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So is hooking up flats, which are more popular in continental Europe than in Britain.
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As E.S.G. becomes more popular, companies have become more responsive to MSCI's data-gathering efforts.
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But Slack has taken issue with claims that rivals are more popular than Slack's products.
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It tends to have less oil and less flavor than the more popular Hass avocado.
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It was a risky move, considering cheaper CFL and halogen bulbs were far more popular.
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"Background checks are more popular with Americans than Taylor Swift, dogs, and football," Peet says.
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Many of these fake VVA pages were more popular than the organization's genuine Facebook presence.
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As plant-based diets were becoming more popular, other changes were hitting the food sector.
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Does that change over time, if a game proves is more popular or less popular?
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But it will only make Trump more popular with those who already believe in him.
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Recreation activities like hiking are beginning to become more popular before the sun comes up.
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The more popular Donald Trump gets, the more solitary a figure he appears to be.
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"Escape the more popular Great Barrier Reef for some underwater magic on Ningaloo," Gough suggested.
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They would not let Rouhani and his allies become more popular ahead of the elections.
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On Android phones, the Chrome browser is still far more popular than Firefox's mobile browser.
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Preston had predicted that bananas could become "more popular than apples" — and he was right.
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At the same time, D'Souza's work has become more popular, and arguably even more influential.
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Costco backed down, restocked the title, and D'Souza's books were suddenly more popular than ever.
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Those numbers suggest the show would perform well among the more popular comedies on cable.
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In America, they weren't even on the same playing field; Oasis was much more popular.
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Donald Trump likes to boast that he's more popular than Hillary Clinton on social media.
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Watch Party exists on Facebook, but could be more popular as a chat feature Watch Party exists on Facebook, but could be more popular as a chat feature A fascinating question this co-viewing feature brings up is where users will find videos to watch.
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They really should have thought twice about supporting a horrid and immoral bill that will put American lives at risk, repeal the Affordable Care Act which is more popular than Trump, and three times more popular than the members of Congress who voted for it.
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DJ X has 1346 fans, DJ Y has 13,460 fans, ergo DJ Y is more popular.
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The event was more popular than originally anticipated though, forcing the company to change their plans.
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He is, after all, more popular than he was when he beat Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Hard liquors became much more popular because it was easier to move and hide from authorities.
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Index funds are one of the more popular ways to invest in stocks for many investors.
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If you believe those studies, being an asshole makes you more popular, more powerful, and richer.
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Podcast overload has been an issue people have explored, especially as podcasts have become more popular.
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It's no secret that anal sex is becoming more and more popular — and for good reason.
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Donald Trump is changing how the public thinks — usually by making stuff he's against more popular.
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Empowering regulators and law enforcement agencies has been a more popular position among more moderate candidates.
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These semi-elite social networks tend to feel like carbon copies of more popular, public apps.
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Thanks to social media and celebrity endorsements, cleansing and detoxing has become more popular than ever.
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As apps like Spotify and Apple Music became more popular with listeners, many artists resisted them.
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And so merch is more popular, more fashionable, more available, and yet more exclusionary than ever.
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"Donald Trump is far more popular with Republican primary voters than Jeff Sessions," the official said.
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For more popular productions, and when the lotteries fail, she's been willing to pay full price.
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This is already a very unpopular bill, and it's not going to get any more popular.
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In Italy, was The Young Pope more popular than the initial release of Game of Thrones?
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They have reached the pinnacle of their profession and are more popular in Philadelphia than sweatpants.
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Cadillac brings its (limited) self-driving feature SuperCruise to a much more popular vehicle: the Escalade.
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It has become more popular since the city made it legal in 2010 to keep hives.
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YouTube is even more popular, with 73% of adults saying they watch videos on the platform.
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Michael R.: How in the world are the NBA playoffs more popular than the NHL playoffs?
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I was someone desperate for attention — from my more popular classmates, from boys, from the world.
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Apple's repeated delays and near-total silence about AirPower made the fabled accessory even more popular.
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Packaged foods are becoming more popular even in poor African and Asian countries, says Mr Reardon.
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"So, the Uzi is more popular in, like, movies and rap songs," one of them said.
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Incredibly, he is now more popular among the richest third of voters than among the poorest.
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Smartphones were becoming more popular, but Ghansah had a hard time finding interesting things to read.
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In Asia free trade is more popular than it is in America and much of Europe.
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But the benefits of being a redhead aren't all scientific: They're also more popular in commercials.
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But he's far more popular among Republicans than he was when he won the White House.
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Under Margaret Thatcher the Conservatives were more popular than Labour among 18- to 103-year-olds.
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His government, although more than halfway into its five-year term, seemed more popular than ever.
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Square is moving into the consumer lending space as monthly installment options are becoming more popular.
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Brown Bear is a stoic-faced bear that's one of Line Friends' more popular original characters.
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These arrangements have become more popular as employers attempt to rein in the cost of coverage.
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These machines, which are similar to the Surface, are apparently far more popular for Dell customers.
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Mr Temer chose her from a shortlist over a candidate who is more popular with prosecutors.
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As consumer genetics grow more popular, so does the potential that people will misinterpret the results.
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The app is already more popular than Tinder and is soon to outperform Twitter on Android.
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And it's only become more popular in recent years — though it's also become harder to watch.
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The truth is out there, so let's explore some of the more popular celeb conspiracy theories.
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Two years after it stopped getting feature updates, it's still more popular than Edge ever was.
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As BTS, and K-pop more generally, becomes more popular around the world, the fanbase diversifies.
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By the three-month mark, emotionally intelligent freshmen were more popular than their narcissistic fellow students.
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They do well at speed dating; job interviewers love them; they've even more popular on Twitter.
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Washington (CNN)Here's a silver lining for President Donald Trump: he's still more popular than Congress.
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Now, even though frayed hems are more popular than ever, our jeans are a lot shorter.
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As Helvetica became more popular, Haas began issuing new weights and sizes to meet growing demand.
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Last year, Apple announced on November 6th that iOS 11 was more popular than iOS 10.
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And after a while the more popular ones and the less popular ones get naturally separated.
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That'll include the opening and closing ceremonies, plus some of the more popular sports like swimming.
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A solid majority of the reviews were favorable, and among viewers it was even more popular.
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It became more popular in 2017 as voters saw the various GOP proposals to replace it.
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He predicts it will become more popular as VR gear becomes cheaper and more user-friendly.
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Not just bitcoin converted into cash, which is the more popular way to use the coin.
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Merging the more popular Live Stories with Discover should help more users find the editorial channels.
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It appeared the D.I.Y. designs were growing even more popular and getting even more offensive, too.
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The place is more popular than Ray's, which has clearly put a bee in his bonnet.
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Today, however, crowdfunding sites are more popular than ever, and teachers particularly are flocking to them.
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The more popular a product becomes, the more of a demand there is to regulate it.
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An August Fox poll found that ObamaCare is now more popular than the Republican tax cuts.
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ObamaCare is more popular than the GOP tax law, according to a new Fox News poll.
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Kaine also remains more popular among Democrats (94 percent) than Stewart is among Republicans (21625 percent).
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That task fell to Kenji, who Ipsos finds is now slightly more popular than his sister.
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Two of the more popular encrypted messaging apps, Signal and Telegram, both experienced service issues today.
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Student-loan-repayment programs have become more popular as the nationwide student debt tops $1.5 trillion.
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It's much more likely to fail now given that Pelosi is actually more popular than Trump.
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At 373, Ortiz is more popular than he has ever been and, somehow, nearly as good.
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"Today, Aloha shirts are more popular than ever," the letter says, according to the Associated Press.
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Still, Netflix remains much more popular among teens than Hulu and Amazon Prime, the survey found.
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This legislation comes at the right time: our national parks are getting more popular every year.
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It's an axiom of American politics that presidents become more popular once they are ex-presidents.
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Podcasts are more popular than ever — so popular, in fact, that Monday marks International Podcast Day.
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Republicans argued the law would become more popular once voters saw an increase in their paycheck.
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Besides, the more popular ossan are gentle-looking men who are good at listening, he finds.
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Melania was also a more popular name in 2017, likely influenced by first lady Melania Trump.
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"When rap first came out, it was more popular in the lower-class areas," he said.
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With the band becoming more popular in Taiwan, I thought I could help other people's campaigns.
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And it's not like his popularity has waned; in fact, he's probably more popular than ever.
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Snapchat has 150 million daily active users, making it more popular than Twitter by this measure.
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"We're living in a time when drag seems to be more popular than ever," acknowledges Finn.
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But now, with her show more popular than ever, it's impossible for Ru to go underground.
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One of the more popular venues was the PSV Club, once the birthplace of Factory Records.
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Parmigiano-Reggiano is one of the more popular cheeses that will be affected by the tariffs.
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With Trump in the White House, Kanye West is now more popular among Republicans than Sen.
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CITs are expected to become even more popular as investors continue to embrace cheaper retirement options.
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Yet enforcement of the treaty is increasingly difficult as halal cuisine becomes more popular across China.
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Dufner, one of the more popular players on the PGA Tour, played goalkeeper for every shot.
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They are six years into the democracy era, and they are more popular than in decades.
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"As comic-book material, it was more popular in Europe than the U.S.," Mr. Catron said.
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Figure skating is "far more popular than the other sports," said Daisuke Hasegawa of Kyodo News.
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Delivery times for devices can often give an indication of what the more popular models are.
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Either way my generation grew up with hip hop being more popular then most other genres.
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However, well-known tech companies tend to be more popular among lay investors than other stocks.
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Little pink meth pills are becoming more popular in the region than heroin or even marijuana.
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Chan believes that once clinical trials have been completed, phage therapy will quickly grow more popular.
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Heated debates notwithstanding, it appears that "Baby, It's Cold Outside" is growing more popular, not less.
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An even broader, and more popular, option is some version of the FAMILY Act, which Sen.
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He reshaped the game, making it more athletic and more popular — especially outside the United States.
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Here are some additional details on some of the more popular apps to help you decide.
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Room sharing is more popular in cities where housing costs are high and space is limited.
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He wondered if sternly worded letters might also have diminishing returns if they became more popular.
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But Mr. Bredesen, a critic of Obamacare, has been reluctant to embrace its more popular provisions.
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Which means the G.O.P. is often more popular the less it attempts to legislate at all.
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There are also many Tim Hortons locations in the US, though it's more popular in Canada.
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Mr. Bloomberg, who served as mayor for 12 years, is actually more popular among New Yorkers.
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In the West home schooling, once regarded as eccentric, has become more popular in recent decades.
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Trump extrapolated that before he ran for president, he was much more popular in the press.
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It's worth noting that renting clothes has become more popular over the last couple of years.
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The move away from single-use plastics will make products like reusable silicone bags more popular.
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Skift&aposs Raini Hamdi similarly observed that Japan is becoming more popular among "well-heeled" travelers.
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Hard spirits, more popular at the turn of the century, became the foundation for their cocktails.
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But if she does, will Mr. Trump tolerate a wife who's more popular than he is?
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"Which means the G.O.P. is often more popular the less it attempts to legislate at all."
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As more 30-something women have babies than ever before, egg freezing is becoming more popular.
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Kayleigh (Savannah Baker), a quintessential follower, shuttles between Mia and Amber, depending on who's more popular.
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You're all but guaranteed to see wireless charging become more popular now that Apple is involved.
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Fabrique opened in Sweden in 2008, and throughout the country has become more popular than Starbucks.
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He's gonna have to do something bolder than that, something a lot more popular than that.
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Perhaps it will become more popular over time, especially if Republicans become more unified behind it.
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As TikTok became more popular, TikToks started going viral on other platforms like Twitter and Instagram.
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Amazon is adding more popular children's podcasts, such as Story Pirates, and a thousand audio books.
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Some stations were more popular than others for travelers who were starting or ending their trips.
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These numbers show that at least part of her rise is because she's become more popular.
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In some ways that's inevitable — Apple is way more popular now than it was pre-iPhone.
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One such savings vehicle is only getting more and more popular: a health savings account (HSA).
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Though dewy complexions were actually more popular by 2019, Way's opinion mirrored those of many others.
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While Hyperallergic has covered a wide range of topics, some posts proved more popular than others.
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But the law, which helped 3813 million people obtain health insurance, has steadily grown more popular.
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The company has also made 19 life-size replicas of some of the more popular designs.
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But on the night of the blizzard, the van only made it to more popular stops.
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The tactic has grown more popular as voters become more polarized and Congress is historically unproductive.
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It gets him attention, and in an anti-establishment year it only makes him more popular.
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All this means that as p-values have become more popular, they've also become more meaningless.
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Two years is plenty of time for Trump to turn that around and become more popular.
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Second opinions from private firms, such as environmental consultancies or large auditors, have also grown more popular.
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Feature For all the revelations about its brutality, pro football is more popular and profitable than ever.
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The children like the tablets, the villagers are interested, and Mindspark has made his school more popular.
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And even with stock buybacks more popular, dividends continue to be paid out at a record pace.
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So, it's probably safe to assume he's seen many of the more popular theories floating around online.
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South Korea's Hyundai, Japan's Honda and the US Ford began to become more popular on Indian roads.
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We also know that, despite this ardent repeal effort, Obamacare is currently more popular than ever before.
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But a few of the more popular princesses have their own shoes: Ariel, Belle and (fittingly) Cinderella.
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As commercial travel became more popular, airplanes started flying at higher altitudes to avoid turbulence and drag.
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Appetite for thermal coal, used to create heat, has been fading as renewable energy becomes more popular.
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You'll be more popular if you have a strong, good — I don't care who is endorsing you.
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She said it's a more popular tag than the one for her hometown and protects Euphoria's privacy.
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Small government is more popular than big government in theory, but voters do not like spending cuts.
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One of its coalition partners, the nationalist Slovak National Party, has grown more popular since the elections.
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As vaping becomes more popular, there's been a lot of debate over the role of e-cigs.
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"I'm hoping VR become more popular and continues to progress with great backers for much bigger ideas."
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Several African countries are becoming more popular; Indian women seeking to be surrogates are going to Kenya.
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Some of the more popular certification exams include Agile, Scrum, Six Sigma, ITIL, CFP, CFA, and CCNA.
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Between the lines: "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and "Elf" are more popular among the younger set.
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You're going to make this enormously popular podcast even more popular if I just read the book.
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How do you produce a more popular broadcast without alienating the artists you're supposed to be honoring?
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Facebook, though, has admitted that Stories is more popular with users than advertisers — at least for now.
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What's new: Cities down south are becoming more popular the past few years for Thanksgiving travel destinations.
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But it is only one of the more popular modes out of a total of 12 modes.
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But it was unclear whether congressional rules would allow lawmakers to cherry-pick the more popular measures.
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But he also casually mentioned that he's now more popular than Abraham Lincoln among Republicans: Wait, what?
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The better Clinton conforms to what people expect of those apolitical roles, the more popular she is.
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It's also setting a global standard for a type of transportation that should be way more popular.
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In countries like the United States, growing beards is more popular, leading fewer men to buy razors.
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Once a qualifying race for the Olympics, the Iron Horse Classic has become more popular than professional.
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She was getting more popular even before she was picked to be President Obama's secretary of state.
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But dismantling the mechanisms of collective action is just as popular — maybe more popular — on the left.
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YA has only gotten more popular in the years since The Hunger Games came out in 2008.
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Cardiovascular exercises became even more popular in the following decade, partly thanks to the 1972 Summer Olympics.
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Sometimes you just lose because the other side had a better argument or a more popular policy.
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In the end, why certain restaurants make for a more popular snap than others remains a mystery.
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As Five Thirty Eight notes, "Trump is more popular among Republicans right now than" Paul Ryan is.
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The permanence associated with vasectomies means they're more popular with older men, while younger males prefer condoms.
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So tonight Rubio went back to giving bland, optimistic speeches and largely ignoring his more popular rival.
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Foil was once the norm, then tube became more popular and now foil is making a comeback.
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He eventually deleted the tweet, but it somehow made him even more popular with the pundit class.
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It has gotten increasingly more popular for the show to end in a proposal since its inception.
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The welfare state has always been more popular with the Republican base than with its elected officials.
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But as the Chainsmokers have grown more popular, new stuff — politically and otherwise — has grown increasingly foreboding.
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While Simpson-Miller is credited with bringing stability, Holness' optimistic message was more popular in the end.
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The name Tesla — far more popular for girls than boys — started gaining popularity in the early 2010s.
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In the last few years, Asian pop music in general has become way more popular in America.
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"As the BitGirls show becomes more popular, so does its market cap," the BitGirls white paper states.
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Mishra said bond ETFs are becoming more popular due to diminishing liquidity for individual fixed-income securities.
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More popular software tools of the era would have been Lotus 1-2-3, dBASE, or WordStar.
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Since then, elective egg freezing has become both more popular overall and more common among younger women.
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Of course, the only other media narrative that is more popular than 'Hot Bundy' is 'Enigmatic Bundy.
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Ticketmaster also runs its own ticket exchange platform alongside its more popular direct-from-venue ticket marketplace.
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Marijuana legalization in the U.S. has literally never been more popular an idea than it is today.
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The program has previously produced some of the more popular Roblox titles, like MeepCity and Lumber Tycoon.
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Ozgo also noted that cocktails featuring Irish whiskey have become more popular menu items over the years.
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Here are some of the more popular pro-Trump designs that American flag retailers ordered on Aliexpress.
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Some months back I finally caved and pulled in two of the more popular fully automated machines.
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The Conners was even more popular among conservative viewers than the Roseanne reboot, according to a study.
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To find a more "popular way of communicating," and deconstructing the sacral character of traditional pictorial language.
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Hendrix, as in rocker Jimi, is 18 times more popular for boys than it was in 2006.
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In Brazil, one of the more popular personal loan products is available to government employees and pensioners.
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That means Trump's stewardship of the nuclear crisis is now far more popular than the President himself.
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The Utilities Select SPDR Fund is among the more popular exchange-traded funds to play the sector.
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And thanks to these updates, older iPhones remain more popular and can be sold for more money.
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Erecting a broad security barrier along the border is only slightly more popular, according to the poll.
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Sanders die-hards don't see in the announcement the party leaders unifying around a more popular nominee.
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The league is always more popular when iconic teams such as the Packers, Cowboys and Steelers win.
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The longer the junta is in power, he says, the more popular they are making the opposition.
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Sports gambling may need to become more popular on the coasts for more advertisers to take note.
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As cryptocurrencies become more popular, Yermack said, it will become riskier to avoid paying taxes on them.
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That isn't the case today, as the field of behavioral economics has become more and more popular.
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Wade, is more popular than ever, with more than seven in ten Americans supporting the landmark decision.
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In 1876, Samuel Tilden had more popular support than Rutherford B. Hayes, but lost the electoral vote.
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Tennis was perhaps never more popular than when McEnroe and Connors were scandalizing the sport's old guard.
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The reason the gun wasn't more popular among the Germans is that it did relatively little damage.
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Politicians -- with the notable exception of Clinton (of late) -- always grow more popular when out of office.
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Samsung confirmed the larger model is already more popular, but I found it more cumbersome to use.
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I wear LT429 Hard Candy speed skates by Riedell, one of the more popular brands in derby.
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Again, Mr. Cruz was slightly more popular online, but Mr. Rubio edged ahead of him among voters.
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It figures messaging apps will become more popular than social media apps within the next two years.
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News is much more popular than Google News, and a more important target for the Russian government.
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However, aesthetic justifications for labiaplasty or the new, non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure are becoming more popular.
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On the whole, submission was more popular than dominance as a fantasy (65 percent) across the board.
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The problem is that most of this could be handled with SMS and a more popular calendar.
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And it just seems like eventually, interactive or virtual reality stuff is going to be more popular.
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"Tint-backs have gotten more popular only because there are more people going platinum," Aura tells me.
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This map shows which searches are more popular in each state than others (not the most popular).
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Male mentors are more popular than female mentors for one main reason — there are more of them.
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Do you enjoy being what is more popular known as "lit"—in whatever form that may be?
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"If the cost of remittance shoots way up in any given corridor, Bitcoin will get more popular."
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Beyond the Mark IV, Canon also announced new versions of two of the company's more popular lenses.
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If you want an alternative to Europe's more popular travel spots, North Macedonia could be for you.
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But the traditional crops of guava and avocado are making way for more popular produce: macadamia nuts.
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Now is an important time too, because driverless cars are on the cusp of become more popular.
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It became even more popular in the 90s, during the age of grunge, garage bands, and punk.
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Travel rewards are more popular among men than women, said Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at CompareCards.com.
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Trump was more popular among people who were less politically engaged and therefore less likely to vote.
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Share buy-backs have become a more popular way to return capital to stockholders than paying dividends.
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That money is spent in raising players and making sure the game is more and more popular.
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A higher minimum wage is more popular than an intricate series of tax credits for job retraining.
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If your app grows more popular in a certain city, Fly detects that and scales resources accordingly.
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As the authors warn, the more popular these devices become, the more people could undoubtedly get hurt.
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Snapchat's Scan platform can similarly trigger AR effects based on specific items from a more popular app.
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But in the two years since, both Alternative for Germany and Boateng have only gotten more popular.
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However, that doesn't mean Byte is soon to be a much more popular app than its predecessor.
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The practice is becoming more popular and important as urban populations grow dramatically and available farmland decreases.
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"She's saying it's more popular now," Ayesha Al Khoori said, translating when her mother shifted into Arabic.
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Hispanic pottery is more popular, made with micaceous clay and traditionally used for cooking vegetables like beans.
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"Every year, it's more popular," said Henry Cabrera, the botanical garden's associate vice president for visitor experience.
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Public opinion remains deeply divided, with the law no more popular today than when it was passed.
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And she continues to be more popular with men than women, 53% as opposed to 41%, respectively.
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One of the more popular company offerings is the Athenian Project from the internet infrastructure company Cloudflare.
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He said that the men's game was more popular and that they ought to demand more money.
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And they're growing more popular in tourist destinations around the world: Glice now has 1,800 rinks worldwide.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Over the past several years, Nicaragua has become more popular as a second-home destination.
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As cigarettes became more popular among women, Hollywood started to show actresses smoking on the silver screen.
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Another theory, more popular among liberal economists like Ms. Yellen, holds that prices rise as unemployment falls.
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As a result, electric cars keep getting more popular, even in a time of low gas prices.
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Samuel Tilden, the Democratic presidential candidate, won 250,000 more popular votes than Rutherford Hayes, his Republican rival.
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His first, called Game Neverending, had a photo-sharing feature that became more popular than the game.
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As single lift ticket prices at many resorts now approach $200, passes continue to grow more popular.
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Among the more popular places to find this sort of unauthorized content is a site called TeaTV.
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Impossible Burgers and other meat alternatives are becoming more popular as we head into the next decade.
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Murray said that he sees this approach "accelerating" and that it may become more popular by 2030.
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The Ram 1500, the more popular non-heavy-duty truck, won Truck of the Year last year.
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Just this week, the Pew Research Center found that ride-hailing apps are more popular than ever.
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And you don't get much more popular than 97% of people supporting something -- like requiring background checks.
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She defeated John Tsang, a former finance secretary who polls indicated was more popular with the public.
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Caldwell expects it to boost electric-vehicle sales in California — but pickups will still be more popular.
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While this law benefits only women in Oregon, there are signs the approach might become more popular.
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As online shopping becomes more popular, theft of holiday packages from US homes are becoming more frequent.
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The more popular it is to be a contrarian, the harder it is to actually be one.
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A new Pew survey shows that print books remain much more popular than books in digital formats.
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Within five days of handing in his resignation, Mossadegh emerged greatly strengthened and more popular than ever.
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Datafolha polls last year showed Lula far more popular than Bolsonaro - even after he had been imprisoned.
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To break up with politics or rage against the machine — these are fast becoming more popular options.
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More popular limited-production models such as Ford's F-150 Raptor are selling for full retail price.
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"As we got more popular, I'd get guests who wanted to come during the week," she said.
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The ACA is more popular than ever, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation's eight-year tracking poll.
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As in the Bitcoin model, tokens would be doled out less generously as Transit grew more popular.
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That Republicans had better, more popular options than Donald Trump, and should have nominated one of them?
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Last year, eMarketer had predicted that Chromecast would be more popular but had since revised its forecast.
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It also expanded the assortment on its online marketplace, which allowed it to add more popular brands.
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"Video games were becoming more and more popular and they were stealing the fire from pinball," he said.
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A Forsa poll from Saturday showed that Scholz is more popular than Merkel's heir apparent, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer.
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As philanthropic crowdfunding sites like Kiva become more popular, Rothenberg would like to see alternatives to current models.
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Shift Leasing cars is becoming more and more popular as the price of new vehicles continues to climb.
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As far-right conspiracy theories become more popular, so too has the most famous proponent of those theories.
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But it was confusing: What was the point of making us seem more popular than we really were?
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Lifetime's contribution happened to have led to some of the more popular versions of the hotly debated genre.
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Google's video chat service has outlived the Allo messaging app that debuted alongside it and proven more popular.
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This version was unaffected by the security incident and was significantly more popular than 'View as Specific Person.
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"Drones are becoming much more popular, but they also pose certain safety risks," FAA Administrator Michael Huerta said.
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That only made him more popular—and shielded him from closer scrutiny by the media and his opponents.
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Mrs Lam may not be the public's preferred choice, but she is certainly more popular than Mr Leung.
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In no other state is a Republican senator so much more popular than Trump among self-identified Republicans.
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But the ones containing inaccurate information or conspiracy theories were far more popular on the social networking website.
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Others are now expressing concern that Twitter might shut down Tweetdeck, a far more popular multi-column client.
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It's now more popular than Twitter and took the title of most-popular mobile game from Candy Crush.
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Spiros Malandrakis, senior industry analyst of alcoholic drinks for Euromonitor, explained why cider has become much more popular.
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The energy minister replaced on Wednesday, Maximo Pacheco, was one of the more popular members of Bachelet's Cabinet.
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"She was more outgoing and a little bit more popular, as cliché as that may sound," Griffin recalled.
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Research varies on whether Facebook or Snapchat is more popular among teens and millennials, key demographics for marketers.
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Certainly, Dylan is popular -- far more popular than recent Nobel laureates such as Elfriede Jelinek and Herta Müller.
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"Fortnite" is the most popular of a rash of PUBG clones—more popular, in fact, than PUBG itself.
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There's one other key difference between Rathnam's product and its more popular competitors: Kamcord actually pays its broadcasters.
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Of the DJ crews vying for teenaged Angelenos's attentions, none was more popular than Clayton's Uncle Jamm's Army.
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As hoverboards became more popular, Chinese manufacturers began pumping out cheaper versions that fell short of safety standards.
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"I kind of hope they do become more popular, but I don't see it happening," he told me.
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I like the company's keyboards, and I'd recommend them ahead of more popular brands like SteelSeries and Corsair.
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Ms Fujimori, who is only a little more popular than the president, hopes to run again in 2021.
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There are more than 45 million car posts on Instagram, but some cars are more popular than others.
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Many used the same techniques to make their content appear more popular on Facebook than it really was.
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Lesbian porn was also more popular for women than men in the age bracket of 18 to 44.
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Initially, as the two men competed in the mid-19th century, the daguerreotypes he pioneered were more popular.
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The Chicken Bellagio is one of the more popular Cheesecake Factory dishes, and it's easy to see why.
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This can create a ripple effect, with songs becoming more and more popular because they already are popular.
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HP's Envy X2 was one of the more popular Atom-based devices, but not many were widely used.
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With Cortana's makeover, the more popular "quick actions," as they're called, have been given a more prominent position.
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Although the herb has been a longstanding ingredient in the beverage market, it's becoming more popular with millennials.
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Cirque du Soleil has acquired Blue Man Group, combining two of North America's more popular live entertainment brands.
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Adjustable-rate loans offer lower interest rates and are becoming more popular as rates rise and affordability weakens.
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Among the more popular apps were medical reference site Medscape, symptom-checker Ada, and the drug guide Drugs.com.
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Stickers, however, are far more popular than apps – and the most surefire way to generate revenue for developers.
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Larger, more popular streaming services have more negotiation power and may pay the company little to no fees.
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Humans being beaten or replaced by computers is a much more popular theme than computers making humans better.
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Huawei's smartphones are more popular than Apple's (AAPL) iPhone, and sales have been growing faster than Samsung (SSNLF).
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In contrast to THC, the far more popular cannabinoid CBD does not produce strong psychoactive effects when consumed.
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Now, according to a new poll from Gallup, data shows that weed legalization is more popular than ever.
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Maybe the addition of a more affordable SUV can make Tesla more popular outside of the Golden State.
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This is just a taste of what augmented reality can do, and it's about to become more popular.
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Imagine rolling up to college on your first day and your mom is already more popular than you.
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He seems more popular now, in part because of pride among Hoosiers that he was elected vice president.
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The app probably would have been way more popular back in 2017, when the meme first appeared online.
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Some polls show Falcon more popular than Maduro, who narrowly won election to replace Hugo Chavez in 2013.
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Trump bets are 50 times more popular than bets on Barack Obama at the start of his presidency.
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Maybe that was true once, but as Macs get more popular, they attract more and more hacker attention.
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But I note that GitHub is the only measure which counts Swift as more popular than Objective-C.
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We can't know with any certainty whether a more open process would result in better, more popular legislation.
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The more a programming language tutorial is searched for, the more popular the language is taken to be.
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And the president is more popular than the GOP leaders in Congress or the Republican Party writ large.
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Mandates for clean or renewable electricity attract less scholarly support, but tend to be more popular with voters.
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Why is Trump much more popular with the white working class than among working class people of color?
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He also hosts the companion podcast, Beautiful Follow-Ups, where he revisits some of the more popular episodes.
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He is much more popular among men ages 2628 and older than younger men, who are more divided.
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Llama love: Llamas and alpacas are growing more popular in therapeutic settings such as nursing homes and hospitals.
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The more power you have, the more popular you are -- even if it means attracting the wrong crowd.
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