Its success—and choreography, which had inspired the Instagram posts in the first place—further popularized the hashtag #UnforgettableChallenge, which, in turn, further popularized the video and the single itself.
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That claim was popularized by Fox & Friends without evidence.
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" It popularized military slang like "doughboy" and "fed up.
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The product was popularized by the "hacker" lifestyle of efficiency.
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Elie Wiesel, an author and Holocaust survivor, popularized the phrase.
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Two of those three input revolutions were popularized by Apple.
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But more importantly, Zelda largely popularized the controlled world formula.
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Alibaba popularized the shopping event as its Global Shopping Festival.
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This was widely popularized by Alexander's The New Jim Crow.
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Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the man who developed and popularized Transcendental
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Dark patterns, a term first popularized by the website darkpatterns.
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You barely even interact with the gods popularized by Marvel.
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Whitney Houston later popularized Parton's track with her own rendition.
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Personal crowdfunding campaigns have been popularized by sites like GoFundMe.
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This method has been popularized by debt guru Dave Ramsey.
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But "popularized folklore" can play a role in shaping AWEs.
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Like many internet censorship tactics, shutdowns were popularized in China.
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"Truth decay" was popularized by this RAND report in 2018.
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Skype is one of the platforms that popularized video chatting.
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The UFC was founded in 1993 and popularized cage fighting.
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They popularized the live police chase on television, they popularized reporting from the air, they have shot and reported on some of the most famous images, scenes from Los Angeles, during the '90s, especially.
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Sonos speakers are great, and they've popularized multi-room wireless audio.
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Bernie Sanders, who popularized the term "Medicare for All," has proposed.
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That claim has been popularized by Fox and Friends without evidence.
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This hoax seems to have been popularized by right-wing websites.
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Challenges are only one part of the formats Donaldson has popularized.
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Salesforce popularized the notion a decade ago when it launched Force.
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The name "zipper" was popularized by B.F. Goodrich Company in 1923.
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And his Twitter account posted a graphic popularized by white supremacists.
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By recycling a very tired and incoherent argument popularized by Gov.
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This was, after all, nearly two decades before Kickstarter popularized crowdfunding.
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It's a play off the #TrumpTrain hashtag popularized by his supporters.
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Honestly, it's embarrassing for humankind that we haven't popularized this yet.
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Wild animal merchant Carl Hagenbeck popularized "Völkerschau" in Germany in 1874.
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Black creatives created and popularized these dances but never monetized them.
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Even the reggaetón phenomenon now sweeping Cuba was first popularized here.
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Arrival is a more understated riff on the method Nolan popularized.
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He also supports the "Medicare for all" proposal popularized by Sen.
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The concept of virtual reality was first popularized by science fiction.
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Popularized in St. Louis, Missouri, toasted ravioli are fairly self-explanatory.
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Today, many Democratic candidates are running on ideas popularized by Sanders.
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Mr. Robertson popularized high-hydration breads at Tartine in San Francisco.
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A Buddhist chauvinism popularized by powerful politicians has poisoned relations further.
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OKRs are popular in Silicon Valley, where Google popularized the method.
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Take "redemption" — a theory popularized, in part, by a Gale associate.
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It was popularized by the Dutch and English in the 22009th century.
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"Abolish ICE" was popularized by 25-year-old socialist researcher Sean McElwee.
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The company popularized disappearing messages and came up with the stories idea.
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Yahoo and AOL popularized the Internet, email, search and real-time media.
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The original Microbus was popularized during the Hippie movement in the 1960s.
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He's popularized the techniques of using highlighter as eyeshadow and white waterlines.
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It's quite a political thing that labels like these popularized country folk.
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The novel popularized an enduring staple of military science fiction: power armor.
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Oculus, Samsung, HTC, and others have popularized sci-fi looking VR masks.
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By contrast, McDermott faded away, ignored by the pro game he popularized.
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America's craft-beer movement, in return, reimagined foreign beers and popularized them.
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Dr. Anversa popularized the idea of stem cell treatment for damaged hearts.
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Apple popularized the fingerprint security method with the iPhone 5s in 2013.
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And isn't "fake news" a term popularized by populist leaders and supporters?
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Kempton called the group the Family, and Mr. Podhoretz popularized the name.
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The Times columnist William Safire, a former Nixon speechwriter, popularized the practice.
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Popularized by the late Parks and Recreation writer Harris Wittels in 22.
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To borrow a phrase it has popularized, it means draining the swamp.
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Amazon has popularized two-day shipping with its Prime service, and Stamps.
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Snapchat popularized easy-to-use creative tools like its selfie lenses Snapchat popularized easy-to-use creative tools like its selfie lenses Over the years, though, Facebook has become the most prolific and skilled copy-cat in software.
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Nola is old — older than sliced bread, even, which was popularized in 1928.
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The site popularized image-focused social sharing, paving the way for Instagram's dominance.
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On the plus side, Blue Apron popularized a category with enormous market opportunity.
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That style was popularized during the Occupy Wall Street rallies in Zuccotti Park.
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The Fast and the Furious popularized underground racing, drifting and Paul Walker's hair.
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The concept of dieting became popularized, along with this sentiment of self-determination.
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Even the trends millennials have popularized — like athleisure — speak to our self-optimization.
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Taylor Swift, who popularized the "girl squad," seems perhaps the loneliest of all.
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Yahoo humanized and popularized the web, email, search, real-time media, and more.
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This is the Bluebeard myth, popularized in the late 1600s by Charles Perrault.
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She co-founded the dating app and widely popularized it on college campuses.
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Crimson Room popularized what Behind Closed Doors and games like it had started.
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Handheld cameras, once popularized, instantly gave citizen-filmed footage the "look" of truth.
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This is the book that popularized what became known as the Southern Strategy.
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Dweck, a Stanford psychology professor, popularized her research into mindsets with this book.
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The concept was popularized after the infamous murder of Kitty Genovese in 1964.
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They certainly codified and popularized it at the start of the 20th century.
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It's a silhouette popularized quite a bit by one celebrity in particular: Beyoncé.
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He also popularized the five-star rating system now ubiquitous throughout the sport.
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Fitbit, the company that popularized wearable fitness trackers, has seen its momentum fade.
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Its founder, John Bogle, popularized the concept of low-cost index fund investing.
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It's hard because the idea of sharing your story has become so popularized.
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But the payment model it has popularized appears to be here to stay.
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"Shadow banning" was popularized on a niche-but-influential forum called Something Awful.
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It's a concept Sanders popularized in 2016 while still repeatedly breaking fundraising records.
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Youth visits to penitentiaries were first popularized after the 1978 documentary Scared Straight!
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The idea was then popularized in the book Outliers by journalist Malcolm Gladwell.
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My little slide lecture would present a popularized, simplified version of their claims.
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Her signature song was the anthem popularized by Gloria Gaynor: "I Will Survive."
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The expression itself was popularized in the months before the 1988 Iowa caucuses.
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Hollywood popularized the look first before it went to the masses, said Elrod.
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Rather, he was inspired by retro large-letter postcards popularized in the 1940s.
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Gone are the patriotic single-letter presidential logos popularized over the past decade.
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Some platforms capitalized on this, like Snap, which popularized the private and ephemeral.
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It also lets people send messages that disappear, another innovation popularized by Snapchat.
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Like most things popularized on TikTok, VSCO girls seemed to pop up overnight.
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In the '70s, "junk DNA" became the popularized term for these nonfunctional sections.
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There are some ideas that Warren popularized on the presidential campaign trail first.
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Baudrillard popularized the world "simulacra" to describe the unreality this puts us in.
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"I felt really thrilled that Gwyneth popularized the term," she told the Times.
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It was almost 20 years ago that Sex and the City popularized the Cosmo.
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The nine-day San Fermin fiesta was popularized by Nobel Literature laureate Ernest Hemingway.
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Chrysler, the company that popularized the minivan, struck gold again with the new Pacifica.
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But it turns out Koko just popularized the phrase, but didn't make it up.
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There are a lot of JavaScript frameworks and new ones are constantly being popularized.
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It's been 20 years since Daniel Goleman popularized the concept of emotional intelligence (EI).
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While Tracy popularized the Sandy Hook crisis actors narrative, he did not invent it.
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It'll also come with the laser autofocus system that LG popularized with the G3.
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The idea was popularized by Richard Feynman, an American physicist at Caltech in Pasadena.
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He also endorsed a Green New Deal, which has been popularized by freshman Rep.
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From there, the media got a hold of it, and the name was popularized.
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Feature This generation's Doctor Spock popularized the swaddle and simple techniques for soothing infants.
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The film — which was directed by John Badham — popularized disco music across the world.
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Take, for instance, the horned "Viking" helmet popularized in 19th century dramas and operas.
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Cam Newton might have popularized the 'dab,' but the dance belongs to us all.
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Another idea: Try the love and intimacy experiment popularized by the New York Times.
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Mao popularized the tunic suit with a tight collar that now bears his name.
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Harris, who hadn't previously thrown her support behind the proposal popularized by freshman Rep.
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That notion was popularized in 1830, in The New York Gazette and Daily Advertiser.
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These political mascots first appeared in the 1800s, popularized by the cartoonist Thomas Nast.
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Gerald Wallace, now out of the league, popularized the unsightly and unsanitary dangling fad.
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There's the quiet/loud technique, which Nirvana popularized after they stole it from Pixies.
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It's then further popularized in the early 22012th century by another brasserie, La Robiquette.
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Blackface was popularized in the mid-19th century in the U.S. by minstrel performers.
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Susan Brownmiller's book "Against Our Will" popularized the crucial concept of rape as power.
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Zayner also popularized the notion that you can edit your own DNA with CRISPR.
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Together, they popularized "racial eugenics," a junk science that made ethnically based racism respectable.
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The stars, after all, are vlogging—a pastime popularized by the platform's homegrown talent.
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Now, it's widely recognized that Burke created the #MeToo movement and Milano popularized it.
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It was the Lisa that popularized the now-familiar copy, paste and undo shortcuts.
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He popularized wetsuits that defied the cold to create an endless summer for surfers.
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The model was pioneered and popularized by Airbnb, the now-ubiquitous home-rental platform.
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The results helped ease concerns the "athleisure" trend popularized by Lululemon may be cooling.
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Like Hinge, Dating does not utilize the swipe-to-like functionality popularized by Tinder.
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Feminism has been re-embraced, popularized, which is often problematic in wide ranging ways.
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This was when the government popularized the notion of homosexuality as a mental disease.
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So anyway, I wasn't completely forthcoming: The rail industry actually popularized two scanning technologies.
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San Francisco's Sushirrito popularized this hybrid, which is essentially a burrito-sized sushi roll.
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I'm fascinated by the concept of tech mafias, popularized by Paypal in the early 00s.
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While still an unproven technology, the hyperloop concept was popularized by Tesla founder Elon Musk.
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Startups have popularized the zero-fee business model such that investors now expect free trading.
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Trump popularized using the term "fake news" to describe unfavorable media coverage since taking office.
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The Henry Hoover is one of the most eccentric objects British people have ever popularized.
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It's the pose that was popularized in the movie, "Black Panther" a couple years ago.
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But the internet unfortunately also popularized the idea that TV shows exist to be solved.
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ZiffyHomes is bringing the co-living model popularized in the U.S. to millennials in India.
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The filters are pretty much identical to the animal and crown filters popularized by Snapchat.
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Not respecting Max B, the guy who popularized the term "wavy" in hip-hop, enough?
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The updated menu comes as start-ups like Seamless and DoorDash have popularized restaurant delivery.
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For one, Black love is often popularized as the exceptional byproduct of trauma and struggle.
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The look was further popularized by reality shows of this era like the Jersey Shore.
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No matter who popularized it, any messaging app that doesn't embrace the concept is doomed.
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" He accused Silver of "making a mockery of the very forecasting industry that he popularized.
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HD video was popularized by the porn industry just as much as by IMAX films.
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The streaming platform popularized by gamers is trying its hand at streaming a political event.
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All of these developments have something in common: The technology was first popularized in China.
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He said their business concept gained more transaction when apps were popularized in recent years.
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All of this helped bring ayahuasca into Western culture, but it was never truly popularized.
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One blogger, Stephen Schwartz, popularized a new term, "Islamofascism," which soon spread on the right.
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CrossFit popularized the concept of fostering tight-knit groups that would cheer each other on.
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That changed as Silicon Valley companies popularized innovations like the web browser and e-commerce.
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Japan is known for ramen, which surged in popularity after World War II popularized wheat.
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In 2016, Mr. Harris popularized the idea that technology was uniquely addictive and "hijacking" brains.
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With such a history, it makes sense that St. Moritz has popularized many winter sports.
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Tabletop grills have been popularized over the years, and allow for making raclette at home.
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VSCO girl style, popularized on YouTube and TikTok, also made the outfit and fashion lists.
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The idea of a "new normal" was popularized by Obama White House economist Larry Summers.
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Indigenous handicraft traditions popularized for tourism and export have emphasized a legacy of homespun goods.
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The film also explores how Woods popularized golf and his bond with his father, Earl.
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The film also explores how Woods popularized golf and his bond with his father, Earl.
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The whole idea of "Democratic socialism" was popularized in the 2016 president race by Sen.
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Like many of the words in this list, deadass was popularized in the black community.
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Jaron Lanier, a computer scientist/musician/artist/writer, popularized the term "virtual reality," in 10003.
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Roosevelt's campaign "popularized presidential primaries and increased the number of states that embraced them," Cowan writes.
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She dedicates a section to Orgasmic Meditation, a practice founded and popularized by the organization OneTaste.
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Jivamukti yoga is known for its celebrity following, and was popularized by stars like Christy Turlington.
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It's an understandable fear – and one that's long been popularized by the movies and the media.
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Battle Royale Battle Royale is a type of video game popularized by Playerunknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite .
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But even some of the people who popularized that metric now acknowledge it's become totally overblown.
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Streicher's latest trademark brow technique, aptly named "microfeathering," has become popularized through her A-list clientele.
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Selfie Tennis popularized this basic mechanic on the HTC Vive, letting people play tennis against themselves.
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This charming term (popularized by yours truly) refers to when you've had too much to drink.
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Cyber attacks popularized on the silver screen are now occurring in every aspect of our life.
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For example, the Golden State Warriors have popularized splits action off of most post entry passes.
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The famous three-step strategy that every campaign attempts to implement was popularized by former Rep.
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Her music embraces the synthy, '80s-tinged vibrancy popularized by groups like CHVRCHES and The 1975.
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That kind of "depth" psychology was popularized by Freudianism, and it isn't likely to go away.
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The plan was popularized as a major campaign platform for the 2016 presidential run of Sen.
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Kaepernick popularized the protests as a quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers during the 2016 season.
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The companies that popularized their services in China are seeking to avoid problems that emerged there.
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According to the Urban Dictionary, the term "sess" was coined and popularized by California marijuana growers.
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Satya Nadella popularized the growth mindset in Microsoft workplace culture when he became CEO in 2014.
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"Butcher's Crossing" is recognized today as an anti-Western—a mode since popularized by Cormac McCarthy.
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Nowadays, productivity expert Tim Ferriss has popularized a modern approach to this rule for faster learning.
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This segment was only the recent of many Carlson episodes that have popularized alt-right ideas.
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This is the same franchise that popularized the high five, so it's no small consideration. 2.
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It's been popularized as mind-blowing, life-altering, universe-opening—an experience that has no comparison.
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It plays on "Winter is coming," a warning repeated in and popularized by the TV series.
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Bitcoin, and the blockchain technology it popularized, is not just a new digital form of money.
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The iPhone may have popularized this trend in recent years, but it was coming either way.
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Although vertical farming was first introduced in the early 1900s, it was recently popularized by Despommier.
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Cramer popularized the term FANG, referring to the technology powerhouses Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet's Google.
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Both tap into a type of sharing popularized in recent years by companies like Snap Inc.
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Popularized by Hollywood, the story of the Titanic continues to exert a hold on popular culture.
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In modern politics, the word "progressive" was popularized by political consultants only a short while ago.
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Both popularized and commercialized sounds and styles that Latino and black New Yorkers had already embraced.
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Queen Victoria popularized the white wedding dress for brides when she married Prince Albert in 1840.
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The company redesigned its app in 2016, eliminating the swipe-to-like feature popularized by Tinder.
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This is popularized and accepted in the most remote places and the most centrally located places.
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Dan Shaughnessy of the Boston Globe also wrote a book in 1990 that popularized the phrase.
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Advertisers popularized the slogan in the early 1900s, according to the Center for Mark Twain Studies.
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In the 1960s, Sir John Charnley popularized the contemporary style of total hip replacement in England.
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There's less comprehensive data on grit, an idea popularized by University of Pennsylvania psychologist Angela Duckworth.
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"The Confidence Game" belongs to the genre popularized by Malcolm Gladwell: social psychology designed for mass consumption.
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She is incredible, belting out a cover originally popularized by the artist the show calls Misty Holloway.
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She popularized the sport for women by drawing crowds with her passionate game and non-traditional wardrobe.
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As far as theories go, this became popularized the moment the Night King's elongated features first appeared.
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Baker popularized the banana skirt during her cabaret acts in La Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925.
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In 2013, the "suspended coffee" movement was popularized thanks to social media campaigns, but later died down.
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These real-time reporting features were popularized by the navigation app Waze, which is owned by Google.
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The tiara was made in 1919 in the fashionable "kokoshnik" style popularized in the Russian Imperial Court.
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The prosperity gospel popularized a Christian explanation for why some people make it and some do not.
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One year later, with new English lyrics, it became classic tune "My Way," popularized by Frank Sinatra.
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Many things we take for granted today online were invented and popularized just in the last decade.
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Though Crossfire was popularized in the '90s, it has actually been around for almost half a century.
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For several years the "dad bod," as popularized by non-dad Leonardo DiCaprio, was the industry standard.
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To tackle that problem, the team relied on a technique that had been popularized by Google researchers.
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"Road rage" is a term that's been popularized to describe the anger that occurs specifically when driving.
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Popularized by YouTubers like Markiplier, this trend involves watching short, funny videos and trying not to laugh.
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Called Miitomo, the app allows users to customize Mii characters like those popularized by Nintendo's Wii Sports.
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Everything from the creatures to the landscapes they inhabit are grounded in known, but less popularized folklore.
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Instant film, popularized by Polaroid in the mid-to-late 20th century, is an even deeper niche.
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Forget the perks, leveling up, and other peripherals that Call of Duty popularized over the last decade.
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She's been popularized via the Broadway musical "Evita," which was also made into a movie starring Madonna.
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The European political landscape best resembles croquet, the game popularized by the British in the 163th century.
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Apple popularized the now-trendy tone in September with the arrival of the rose gold iPhone 6S.
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That helps explain why Scots invented golf and caber tossing and Brits popularized upright, bare-knuckle boxing.
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Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels popularized a faster, higher impact style of wrestling in the early 1990s.
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Disney popularized the phrase worldwide with "The Lion King" — and then claimed it as its intellectual property.
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The concept was popularized in Nassim Taleb's book " The Black Swan: The Impact of the High Improbable".
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White people picked up the new words and phrases and slang they liked, and then popularized them.
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In terms of evolution, this resulted in the outbreak of the "afro-trap" phenomenon, popularized by MHD.
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Native Americans from the Upstate Iroquois tribes who popularized the indigenous game once headed straight for Syracuse.
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It seems made for songs like this one, a fast-footed classic first popularized by Ella Fitzgerald.
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The theory was popularized by the 2011 book "Scorecasting" by Tobias J. Moskowitz and L. Jon Wertheim.
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It's this subculture that gave rise to vogueing, a now thoroughly popularized and globally practiced dance form.
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Concurrently, internet bots and MAGA supporters popularized the #IraniansDetestSoleimani hashtag to discourage Americans and Europeans from sympathizing.
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Michael Arlen popularized the term "living-room war" while writing for The New Yorker during the 1960s.
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Adult Western animation has traditionally leaned on the absurdist comedy popularized in Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block.
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Memes popularized new types of multimedia formats and made raw, authentic footage more acceptable on social media.
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Model Bella Hadid and fashion house Balenciaga each popularized these elements in their own way, Shapiro said.
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Philologist William Jones began using the symbol in 1706, but it was popularized by mathematician Leonhard Euler.
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Bernie Sanders, who popularized a plan for Medicare-for-all, a single government-run program, and Sen.
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It was initially written for mass but later popularized and performed outside the church, as was Verdi's.
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Then, the protesters began shouting in unison, using the human microphone technique popularized by Occupy Wall Street.
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However, Victorson's narrative is a far cry from the greed popularized through the media's portrayal of drug trafficking.
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Samsung's Galaxy S8 popularized the concept of minimizing bezels, the borders between a phone's screen and its frame.
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Ever since Tracy Jordan popularized the term on 30 Rock, everyone has been trying to get an EGOT.
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Trump's statement on turbines and cancer parrots claims popularized years ago, known as the (debunked) wind turbine syndrome.
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Fidget toys are so simple in concept that it's amazing they weren't popularized years or even decades ago.
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Sanders popularized running without corporate PAC donations — something almost all 2020 contenders have felt pressure to conform to.
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The stories reportedly popularized by the Warrens became the inspiration for 17 films in the Amityville Horror series.
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It's like Apple isn't even going to pretend someone else popularized this input behavior with that naming mechanism.
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Clearly, Westworld was inspired by Inception, the Christopher Nolan movie that popularized the recursive "thing inside itself" technique.
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VMware was the company that popularized the virtual machine concept and today it is the premiere datacenter product.
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I did "morning pages," the routine of three daily pages of meditative writing popularized in The Artist's Way.
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It was millennials, after all, who popularized Friendsgiving, the tradition of hosting a casual Thanksgiving dinner with friends.
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Economist Robert Gordon has popularized the theory that the world is running out of ideas for major inventions.
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As technological innovations have improved virtual reality capabilities and popularized the medium, virtual tours have become more commonplace.
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That could mean a much thinner bezel around the display—a move Dell popularized with the XPS 13.
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The Floss was first popularized by Russell Horning, a teenage boy better known online as the Backpack Kid.
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Other examples of political products, like the pussy hats popularized at the Women's March, will also be displayed.
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What we don't have with the alt-right is the blood-and-soil war talk that Hitler popularized.
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That pithy phrase, popularized by a November 2014 Paper magazine cover story on Kim Kardashian, makes the cut.
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The books were the basis for The Witcher series of video games which popularized the series in America.
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And thus, "black moon" was born, a click-y term popularized by astrologers not recognized by actual scientists.
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You see, prison is all about "normalizing" abnormal behavior, to use a word popularized in the Trump era.
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The hashtag and its associated memes are #MeToo's first major inversion, popularized during Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation.
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Ready-to-eat breakfast cereal is a U.S. invention popularized by John Kellogg from the late 19th century.
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Chris Dixon's January 2015 post popularized the idea*, and it's frequently cited in industry discussions and by investors.
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He popularized new words through plays and poems, which were dirty, action packed, and layered with new lingo.
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But no one has popularized this move more in football than Cam Newton, the ambassador of the dab.
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The card-based multitasking now offered by iOS and Android was first popularized by the webOS-powered Pre.
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Tinder popularized the "double opt-in," meaning that users must mutually agree to connect before striking a conversation.
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Without the Mario games there would be no endless runners, the genre first popularized on Apple's earliest iPhones.
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But Snapchat is still innovating on the augmented reality features it popularized, plus adding new ways to share.
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It was this study that gave BMI its official name -- and its what popularized its use in research.
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Facebook came late to live-streaming, after it was popularized last year by Meerkat and Twitter-owned Periscope.
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" Livio echoes the philosophy of Carl Sagan, who popularized the idea that humans are, "made of star stuff.
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It's an opportunity for an automaker to leverage a name already popularized in one place for another market.
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These caffeinated drinks are an upmarket evolution from the Red Bull-and-vodka drinks popularized at E.D.M. parties.
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Elsewhere, shoppers can buy a T-shirt that says "Respect the drip, Karen," a meme popularized on TikTok.
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Tooth gems are akin to grills, popularized by African American hip-hop artists in the '80s and '90s.
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Other studios have introduced adventure games that innovated in the choose-your-path storytelling style that Telltale popularized.
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Celebrities from Michael Jackson to Salvador Dali have popularized the idea of owning exotic animals as house pets.
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The old format, popularized by red-light chat lines, has reemerged, riding the wave of the podcast boom.
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It was written in 1892 and popularized by the American Legion and other groups in the 20th century.
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Crouch starts with the distinction the anthropologist Ruth Benedict popularized, between a guilt culture and a shame culture.
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The Last Rocket is an attempt at defining himself without using the sound he popularized as a crutch.
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Docker popularized containers over the last couple of years giving developers a common way to create containerized programs.
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Sherrill writes with knowing affection of folk knowledge, home repairs and the roadside attractions that Tom Robbins popularized.
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Others include Intel, which popularized a standard chip design for most computers but has lately acquired other technologies.
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Bloomer was also the namesake of the pantaloon style she popularized as part of her dress reform efforts.
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These stylish products are nothing like the thick felt panels popularized by home movie theaters of the 1990s.
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"In the '90s, you had 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' and 'The Craft' that popularized it," Mr. Clifton said.
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The hairstyle popularized in the '80s is making a comeback, with perm hair services up 77% in 2018.
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This idea, popularized in a piece by National Review's David French after the Parkland shooting, isn't a panacea.
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The nickname was popularized in 2014, after Xi was photographed eating at a steamed bun restaurant in Beijing.
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Popularized by none other than Elvis Presley, the Sleeping Beauty Diet involves heavily sedating oneself for several days.
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Disney's "The Lion King" popularized it 20 years ago — and the company then claimed it as intellectual property.
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Popularized after the Beatles met Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in 1967, T.M. is still practiced by influential Hollywood types.
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Keep Near is a glistening, energetic continuation of what Robert Smith so eloquently popularized in the late 1970s.
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"Baby Shark Dance," was popularized internationally as a camp song with many variants, long before Pinkfong came along.
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Some 20 years ago, that notion was popularized in Sapphire's "Push," and it has fermented in popular culture.
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This template for documentaries, perhaps popularized by the spelling-bee movie "Spellbound," is getting to be too easy.
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It was revived and popularized in the late 19th century by the Italian general and statesman Giuseppe Garibaldi.
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The bloomer, a pantaloon style she popularized as part of her dress reform efforts, was named after her.
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The working man's fabric was used in the bluejeans popularized by one of California's first entrepreneurs, Levi Strauss.
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Taken from Old English but popularized by Shakespeare, it means a demure or quiet darling, particularly a woman.
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If popularized, such technologies would likely be bad news for many of those working in the services industry.
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Trump has also popularized the phrase "fake news" leading many of his supporters to distrust the mainstream media.
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These types of bottles wouldn't be popularized until the late 1900s — the show is set centuries before this.
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Others the rye-cranberry chocolate-chunk cookies popularized by the restaurant Mokonuts, in the 11th Arrondissement of Paris.
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Colin Kaepernick, the former quarterback who popularized kneeling during the anthem, has been out of work since 2017.
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Of the 89 attacks on media, 33 decried "Fake News," a term that Trump popularized during the election.
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For several seasons now, designers have popularized clear totes, a trend that shows no signs of slowing down.
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Nationally, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently popularized the idea of taxing income above $10 million at 70 percent.
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He also liked President Ronald Reagan's stand against communism and popularized the term "Reagan Doctrine" to describe it.
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That studio has popularized the concept of branded movies, with its arsenal of Star Wars, Marvel, and Pixar films.
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There are vocoders, flares, backwards samples, North African instrumental ululations popularized in France by the mighty Jean Claude Vannier.
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But stars like Jane Russell , Mamie Van Doren and Diana Dors popularized the eye-popping bullet/torpedo-shaped bra.
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Soon after, a different model, developed and popularized by the French police clerk Alphonse Bertillon, caught on in America.
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Even the term "ISIS brides" popularized in the media reduces the women merely to the fact of their marriage.
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Tolkien's epic, which popularized the entire fantasy genre and led to such things as Game of Thrones, deserves more.
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The claim that people in the caravan could infect Americans has been popularized by Fox and Friends without evidence.
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The modern version was first popularized in 1920s Shanghai and made fashionable by socialites there and in Hong Kong.
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They have been popularized by celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Bar Refaeli, who have posted about them on Instagram.
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Double cleansing is a method of washing your face popularized by the famous K-beauty multi-step skincare routine.
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Later, his Halley model popularized the light-emitting diode, or LED (even though he personally preferred traditional incandescent bulbs).
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"The people want the downfall of the regime," protesters said, echoing the protest chant popularized by the Arab Spring.
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It was introduced by historian William Lecky in the 1860s and popularized by philosopher Peter Singer in the 1980s.
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UFC, founded in 1993, popularized cage fighting and now holds more than 40 fights around the world every year.
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Such a villain also plays against the trend popularized by Black Panther, of having an antagonist with understandable motives.
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Indeed, the concept of human superiority or strength based on blood type was popularized in Japan during the 1930s.
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Tesla popularized the Powerwall battery system that allows homeowners to store electricity from both solar panels or the grid.
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The first popularized dial telephone was a desk set candlestick model; the smaller, more familiar desk set came later.
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The phrase is a popular rallying cry amongst Latinos and was popularized by Cesar Chavez's fellow activist Dolores Huerte.
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It features bird characters that match the movie's aesthetic, instead of the 2D birds popularized from the original game.
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"Clean coal" is a problematic term, widely believed to have been popularized by groups that support the coal industry.
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" Marissa Mayer, CEO of Yahoo Mayer added, "Yahoo and AOL popularized the Internet, email, search and real-time media.
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It's no wonder these gorgeous textiles inspired Oscar de la Renta, and that his designs quickly popularized the look.
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This concept became known as "servant leadership" and was later popularized by American author Robert Greenleaf in the 1970s.
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" For those of you too young to know, "my nizzle" is Snoop Dogg's popularized version of "my n---a.
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Rather, it was popularized by Hillary Clinton supporters as a slur to dismiss those to the left of them.
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Facebook began laying the groundwork for this shift with Instagram's introduction of its "Stories" feature, originally popularized by Snapchat.
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But it benefits from the bottom-up distribution process popularized by Dropbox, and the fact that it's starting free.
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It was also the hardware that popularized one of the most enduring success stories in all of gaming: Tetris.
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Whoever popularized that statement might not have considered that something with vinegar in it could be sweet—delicious, even.
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This sensitivity to initial conditions, later popularized as the butterfly effect, made predicting the far future a fool's errand.
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The Mannequin Challenge was popularized by a viral social media clip from a group of Florida high school students.
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Popularized in the '60s, '70s and '80s the wood-paneled station wagon was a staple for every American family.
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Arguably the company that popularized home delivery of pizzas, Domino's had global retail sales of $8.9 billion last year.
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In response, Collins introduced what it called "lean electronics," its take on a belt-tightening philosophy popularized by Toyota.
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Its Healthy Choice and Banquet brands now offer food bowls that adopt the concept fast-casual restaurants have popularized.
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Bambooee, if you're unfamiliar, is the company that popularized reusable bamboo paper towel alternatives on "Shark Tank" in 2013.
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Bush popularized the speech in his 1988 nomination acceptance speech and it was later used to name a foundation.
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Ms. Rykiel's designs celebrated pregnancy, popularized figure-hugging skirts and sweaters, and caught on with women around the world.
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As forms of direct action, Barkan's impromptu confrontations sit neatly within the activist repertoire popularized by groups like ADAPT.
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This raised the profile of the once-struggling bat and popularized the campaign to protect it and its habitat.
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In Italy, the journalist Oriana Fallaci popularized the phrase "Eurabia" to demonize the continent's growing population of Muslim immigrants.
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Chris Dixon of Andreessen Horowitz popularized the term "full-stack startup" in 2014, just before the deep-learning revolution.
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"Thigh gap represents one of the first few trends regarding body ideals the media has popularized," Bae told Dezeen.
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Now 34, Michael Sorrentino popularized the phrase "gym, tan, laundry" to describe the pre-party routine of cast members.
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This was the setting on Monday as Mr. Lang described the encounter popularized with the "go to hell" remark.
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He popularized the phrase "market failure" to capsulize what occurs when market forces do not produce an optimal outcome.
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The Hapsburg emperor Charles V popularized the full-length portrait for the Europe's ruling elites in the 16th century.
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Their studies popularized the idea that sexual response starts with excitement, a plateau, an orgasm, and a resolution phase.
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The latter has the patronage of the government, is well financed, and is popularized in a variety of ways.
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Around 1900, Dr. Maximilian Bircher-Benner popularized Swiss-German müesli by serving it at his sanitarium in the Alps.
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Norman Rockwell popularized these ideas with a series that appeared in the Saturday Evening Post on February 20, 1943.
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Boycott left Ireland, but his name remained, reportedly popularized by a priest who thought "ostracize" would confuse common people.
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That means the Viking chant popularized by Iceland fans at Euro 23 will be heard across Russia next year.
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First popularized by Snapchat, you can now find a version of Stories across Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube, and others.
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Online quizzes like those popularized by BuzzFeed are great, but they are largely created by adults, with some exceptions.
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They've been around forever, popularized by Hollywood celebrities through the decades like Marilyn Monroe, Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian.
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For instance, Istvan supports a universal basic income, which has been popularized this cycle on the left by Yang.
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" Battle royale is a style of game popularized in the last year by Epic Games' "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Note the frozen fountain design over the entrance: a common motif popularized by the 1920s French designer René Lalique.
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"Chespirito" featured sketches with recurring characters who popularized Gómez Bolaños's satirical turns of phrase among millions of Spanish speakers.
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Even if these dancers didn't imitate Tucker directly, they drew on a style that he had heightened and popularized.
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Agriculture is popularized in the American imagination as a traditional enterprise, seemingly unchanged as the world has rapidly digitized.
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He popularized their contributions in nonfiction narratives for young adults, helping to refashion social studies curriculums across the country.
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Then again, JibJab popularized this kind of effect many years ago to stick your face on dancing Christmas elves.
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The "Mad Money " host popularized the term FANG, referring to the technology powerhouses Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet's Google.
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After World War II, as Jews relocated to more suburban and Christian areas, Hanukkah was further popularized and embellished.
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The rise of kickboxing and MMA popularized Muay Thai in the West as the world's most effective striking art.
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Today, however, the music popularized by artists like Bob Marley and Burning Spear has spread all over the planet.
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The Green New Deal, popularized by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, seeks to decrease carbon by growing the renewable energy industry.
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It gave Europe its first truly affordable car, the Type A, and popularized front-wheel drive with the Traction Avant.
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They also popularized a term that has utterly permeated pop culture, from Parks and Rec to Kim Kardashian's custom emojis.
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Hawking popularized the deepest questions of the universe and became a pop culture icon thanks to his writing and work.
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The notion of "doomsday prepping" was popularized in the mainstream by the National Geographic channel's show by the same name.
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Popularized by games like Candy Crush and FarmVille, the mechanic limits how much you can play at a given time.
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We should have a wider range and more diversity of how Black women are represented and how they are popularized.
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HTC's last dual camera phone came in 2015, a year before Apple popularized dual cameras with the iPhone 7 Plus.
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The former hate group leader said he popularized the "America First" slogan that Republican nominee Donald Trump has now embraced.
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According to Ross, most destructive cults and MLMs share three defining characteristics, initially popularized by Psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton: 1.
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While shows like The Office may have popularized the format, another challenger has entered the ring: this viral news segment.
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They promoted the call with a hashtag first popularized by the white-ally network Standing Up for Racial Justice: #Time2Escalate.
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From there Till looks for those classic Muay Thai style foot sweeps which Matt Brown popularized in mixed martial arts.
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Uber's cavalier attitude toward regulation has shown the potential of the "move fast and break things" mantra popularized by Facebook.
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This is the cost of the 2v2 format that has become popularized with the vast majority of Fortnite competitive players.
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Popularized by travel app Hopper, Travel Deal Tuesday is supposedly the best day of the year to save on flights.
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Many artists came to feel they were being penalized for doing the very thing that popularized SoundCloud to begin with.
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Then there are low-level insults like "cuck" — a relatively new, shortened form of "cuckold" popularized by the alt-right.
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The clip was first popularized by an email chain in 1996, before reaching national prominence with television show Ally McBeal.
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"Cell Yells," war cries popularized by one of the FighterZ characters, rolled through the audience; announcers keeping the cheers alive.
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This includes "initial coin offerings" (ICOs), a recently popularized crowdfunding method by which an organization issues virtual currencies or tokens.
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The idea was popularized in the 1970s by Austrian economist, Friedrich Hayek, whose enthusiasts included Ronald Regan and Margaret Thatcher.
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First popularized in Australia, litigation finance companies attract investors to acquire capital they can deploy to cases they find promising.
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Trans fats were popularized in the 1950s, and their uses slowly expanded until they were ubiquitous in the food supply.
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The white writer Joel Chandler Harris codified and popularized African-American and Native American folklore in his Uncle Remus stories.
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Exactly how these words came to govern our thoughts and conversations remains a mystery even to those who popularized them.
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Emilio was good friends with Selena Quintanilla -- they performed and recorded together and popularized the music style in the '90s.
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" She has popularized words like gizibe, which can roughly be translated into "bad girl" or a fonder version of "bitch.
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Not only has it changed Facebook (for better or worse), it has popularized the term "vomiting rainbow" and transformed selfies.
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Popularized in Taiwan, they spread like wildfire in Japan and Europe, and they're now inching their way into the States.
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Just like Nico, who popularized the song with her haunting cover in 1967, Drake brings a whole lot of baggage.
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And if Lincoln wants to rediscover its mojo, including design elements popularized by another brand isn't going to do it.
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The feed has popularized inflammatory interpretations and inadequately researched writing, rather than the extensively investigated material published by dedicated journalists.
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The over-distance emphasis popularized by Chavoor and his ilk has been replaced by shorter sets performed at race pace.
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Azarenka then celebrated on the court by doing the dab, the dance move popularized by Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton.
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"But we have to try something new," he said, adding a feel-good slogan popularized by the national soccer team.
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It was popularized by Hitler's Nazi party to fire up crowds against reporters who covered the demagogue's rise to power.
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Some experts recommend a strategy called the snowball method, which was popularized by "The Total Money Makeover " author Dave Ramsey.
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The word's meaning wasn't entirely literal when it first came into being; "minimalism" was popularized in 1965 as an insult.
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The term "broken windows" policing was popularized by George Kelling and James Q. Wilson in a 1982 Atlantic Monthly article.
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The Four Burners Theory was originally just mentioned in passing in a New Yorker article, but James Clear popularized it.
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Iceland is not the first country to raise concerns of "overtourism," particularly in areas popularized by television shows or films.
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Here come the Bridezillas … The reality series that popularized the word is returning to WE tv, the network announced Thursday.
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While container technology had been used for years, Docker popularized it among developers by making it much simpler to use.
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Would Coach Steve Kerr rest him for a game or two, copying a late-season approach popularized by the Spurs?
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Listen to the podcast here: Journalism veteran Tom Stites popularized the term "news desert" in a 2011 column for NiemanLab.
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The French label is known for its kicky striped knitwear, a look popularized by Ms. Rykiel in the early 1960s.
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In 1915, a Muslim man of Hui descent named Mabaozi invented the dish and popularized it among the Hui people.
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But Ryan did address immigration in Congress: He encouraged a partisan exercise that elevated a nationalist ideology, popularized by Trump.
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The Mothman legend was further popularized by paranormal writers, and a book called "The Mothman Prophecies" was published in 1975.
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Electronic Arts will benefit from the battle-royale trend popularized by Epic Games' "Fortnite," according to one Wall Street firm.
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In the 1980s and '90s, the TV sitcom "Full House" popularized a row of Victorian homes called the "Painted Ladies."
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One version popularized outside China suggested that a Chinese lab had been secretly working on a bioweapon that got leaked.
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It was popularized in the United States in the 1970s, most notably with the introduction of Gloria Steinem's Ms. magazine.
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It was endorsed and popularized by Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, which is the world's largest hedge fund.
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With low minimum investment requirements and reasonable fees, the automated services have popularized a new way of getting professional help.
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DoorDash uses a courier model popularized by Uber, meaning that it sends independent contractors to pick up and deliver orders.
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Scrawled on his rifle was a white nationalist credo popularized by the American domestic terrorist and neo-Nazi David Lane.
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Thanks to shows like The OC, the genre was further popularized as Seth Cohen became a reluctant but fitting posterboy.
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The term was popularized by Megan Thee Stallion, a rapper who released her first full-length album, Fever, in May.
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The events described in the book, and popularized in a 2011 movie adaptation, captured that movement in its relative infancy.
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Hakuna Matata™: Disney popularized the phrase worldwide with "The Lion King" — and then claimed it as its intellectual property.
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Erasing memories of scorned lovers is no longer just a movie trope popularized in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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The cartels reverted to using phenyl-2-propanone, known as P2P, a method popularized by biker gangs in the 1970s.
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Paul Gosar (R-AZ) have all popularized changes to the law, but not because of gun violence or hate speech.
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Bornstein — actor, provocateur, gleeful troublemaker — playfully mixed memoir and gender theory, and popularized the idea that gender isn't a binary.
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Moo shu pork is a Northern Chinese dish from Shandong, popularized in the United States in the mid-20th century.
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" Bell calls the style of alt-comedy popularized by Janeane Garofalo and Marc Maron "black comedy but not Black comedy.
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An earlier version of this story misidentified the singer who first popularized the song "Stand by Me." It was Ben.
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Plant-based meat alternatives, popularized by Beyond Meat Inc and Impossible Foods, increasingly feature on supermarket shelves and restaurant menus.
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Plant-based meat alternatives, popularized by Beyond Meat Inc and Impossible Foods, increasingly feature on supermarket shelves and restaurant menus.
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Although these work looks are becoming popularized by younger professionals, Voglino notes that people of all ages are wearing them.
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"Dr. No" (1962): Ursula Andress popularized the now-iconic scene where she steps out on the beach as Honey Ryder.
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When Apple introduced them in 2016, it popularized wireless earphones with a special chip that connected them to an iPhone.
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Hashtags like #BlackLivesMatter and #MeToo popularized on social media have named and coalesced phenomena, causing seismic shifts in our society.
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Of course today, many consumers associate the flavor with Starbucks, which didn't originate the flavor but has certainly popularized it.
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Popularized on Tumblr, "Doge" took the cat memes to new, absurdist heights, an early hallmark of neo-Dadaist millennial humor.
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A growing movement known as "flight shame" and popularized by well-meaning climate activists is gaining momentum around the world.
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Recently, Mr. Riley drew on the "special relationship" between the United States and United Kingdom, a phrase popularized by Churchill.
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Popularized by animal behaviorist Karen Pryor in the 1990s, clicker training is a highly effective positive reinforcement tool for animals.
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Adidas' Adilette slide can also be part of the soccer girl look, though it was not specifically popularized by soccer girls.
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Borrowing from the model popularized by game streaming service Twitch, YouTube's Channel Memberships is a sort of premium model subscription plan.
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While International Friendship Day was popularized by greeting card companies, Facebook went a step forward and coined its own birthday, Feb.
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During a time when the three-fingered banjo style popularized by Earl Scruggs felt ubiquitous, Stanley played the older "clawhammer" style.
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Crandall, captured in a YouTube video, once serenaded Kelleher with a version of "My Way," the song popularized by Frank Sinatra.
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One trendy lavish wedding decoration is having a flower wall, popularized by Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's over-the-top wedding.
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In 2013, model Tess Holiday popularized the body positivity movement with the hashtag #effyourbeautystandards on Instagram, and it caught like wildfire.
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Each era is pretty iconic — the '60s popularized teensy, peek-a-boo bangs; the '80s featured Christina Applegate's fluffy, upward bangs.
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In Brazil, O Malho (1902–54) the first color magazine in the country, popularized images directed specifically at the working class.
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His first company, MapInfo, grew to a $200 million public company with over 1,000 employees, and popularized street mapping on computers.
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Vis-à-vis technology, its usage was popularized by the author Eric Ries, as the cornerstone of his "Lean Startup" approach.
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Robinson insists that, at the end of the day, it really isn't that hard to replicate what 2 Dope Queens popularized.
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Arguably, Into the Gloss popularized the term "shelfie," the now Instagram-ubiquitous shot of beautifully arranged products in a medicine cabinet.
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Crowdfunding, a trend popularized by artists and tinkerers, is now so hot that corporate giants are looking for a way in.
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The cube-y, cutesy adventure is a mix of tap-driven battles and passive gameplay popularized by games like Neko Atsume.
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Allen saw in Rutan's idea an opportunity to open up space the same way he and Bill Gates had popularized computers.
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Owen: This ancient saint's name, popularized by actor Owen Wilson, broke into the Top 25 for boys for the first time.
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This book, essentially, is the equivalent of one guy's bookmark list in the days before Netscape popularized bookmarks on the internet.
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Introduced and popularized by Snapchat, the augmented-reality filters let users turn themselves into dogs or tacos when taking a selfie.
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Popularized by "The Total Money Makeover " author Dave Ramsey, the snowball method prioritizes your smallest debts first, regardless of interest rate.
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There were no questions about their classification as independent contractors, a practice popularized by Uber, the granddaddy of the gig economy.
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It's a system since popularized by mobile games like Clash of Clans, in which players manage clans and invade one another.
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Russian app Prisma popularized it earlier this year, and in October, Facebook showed off a prototype version working with live video.
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Orono is a three time Lumpini Champion whose fights with John Wayne Parr and Ramon Dekkers popularized him in the West.
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He popularized #Swalwelling by tweeting photos of his shoes while stepping onto airplanes bound for Washington or his East Bay district.
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In an interview with Genius, 21 revealed the meaning behind naming his i was > i am after the popularized sensory content.
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Facebook will allow users to sing along live to popular songs, following a popular teen trend popularized by apps like Musical.
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People in San Jose are standing in long lines to get rolled ice cream, a dessert popularized by Thai street vendors.
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Despite being popularized, and often fetishized, by the millennial generation, freelancing is really just the 21st century approach to self-employment.
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Popularized by Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck, growth mindset speaks to the underlying belief that a person has about failure and success.
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In recent years, disciples have popularized a "10 new virtues" movement based on Buddhist beliefs, spreading its message across the region.
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We have a president-elect who popularized "saying what everyone is thinking," but I guess my phrasing should've been more delicate.
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These efforts popularized conversations about advance planning for end-of-life care and created the new medical specialty of palliative care.
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The company that popularized the 140-character message has been the subject of takeover discussions that soured as suitors like Salesforce.
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The original FANG of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet (formerly known as Google) was created and popularized by CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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And it has also been popularized—and legitimized—by red-baiting liberals who fear the rise of a progressive populist movement.
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When Facebook popularized the feed-based social network people browse to discover content, it became a home to colorful brand ads.
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The story of the Route 44 ghost was popularized in the book "The New England Ghost Files" by Charles Turek Robinson.
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The aesthetic of these photos will veer away from the top-down style of food photography popularized on Instagram, Rassi said.
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The fast-growing retailer, which popularized clothing rental, expanded in February to address the potentially lucrative, but notoriously fickle, wedding sector.
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Activist celebrities, like Leonardo DiCaprio, popularized the idea, encouraging Americans to make sure their retirement money was invested in renewable energy.
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The whole concept of screensharing is getting popularized by apps like Squad and Instagram's new Co-Watching feature that launched today.
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The vertical video format, which Instagram has emphasized as a selling point, was popularized by Snapchat, which IGTV seeks to supplant.
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Robert Shiller popularized a benchmark metric for evaluating whether the stock market is overvalued: the S&P 500 Shiller CAPE ratio.
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Popularized by "The Total Money Makeover " author Dave Ramsey, it means you prioritize your smallest debts first, regardless of interest rate.
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Some have labeled it "emo rap," a term that became popularized in the 2010s and blew up with artists on SoundCloud.
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Even policies like unlimited vacation days, popularized by companies like Netflix, don't actually lead to a more relaxed, sun-kissed workforce.
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After start-up Robinhood popularized the idea that most retail stock trades should be free, the industry has been in consolidation.
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Thus were popularized signal-processing techniques, including the dread dynamic-range compression, which traps music's range in an ever-tightening band.
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More plausible, perhaps, is that the homers are an outgrowth of baseball's statistical revolution and the logical concepts it has popularized.
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In it, Trump is holding a motivational sign written in what is colloquially referred to as "bridesmaid" font popularized on Pinterest.
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The Hyperloop transit system, which was an idea popularized by billionaire investor Elon Musk, works by propelling pods through a tube.
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"The 6" refers to a nickname of Toronto, which was apparently popularized by Drake, the rapper and native of the city.
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We're covering air pollution in your city, an explosive video from Russia and the French chef who popularized grilled duck breast.
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This opens the door for value investment strategies, which have been popularized by Buffett throughout his long and successful investing career.
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But when BuzzFeed's Tasty channel on YouTube popularized the technique, it spread quickly to, well, seemingly everywhere else on the internet.
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Why he's ranked: The man who popularized the phrase "Big Drama Show" plays his part in an event like few others.
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U.S. President Donald Trump popularized the term "fake news", which he used to describe media reports and organizations critical of him.
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Watergate, of course, popularized "All the President's Men" for the sheer breadth of people swept up in President Richard Nixon's downfall.
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The method was first developed in ancient Greece, but popularized in "The Art of Memory," by Frances A. Yates, in 1966.
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Specifically, it was the German Dadaist Hannah Höch who popularized photomontage as a means to access the subconscious, political, and absurd.
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The company announced a whole slew of updates to the Echo line, the product that first popularized Alexa in the home.
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It upended the music industry and popularized a new way to buy music, allowing people to purchase songs for a dollar.
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"The next book in my life was 'Bulfinch's Mythology,' " which popularized the stories of Greek and Roman mythology and other legends.
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The Hyperloop — the super fast, super conceptual, tube-based transportation system popularized by Elon Musk — has its fair share of skeptics.
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Shows like Making a Murderer and podcasts like Serial have popularized the genre, and even had real-life impact on criminal trials.
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I expected a meaningful conversation that pushed the boundaries on popularized ideas about relationships, sex, and/or friendship among young Black folks.
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A trend that Australia popularized in Summer 2015 has spread worldwide and, happily for lactose-lovers, shows no sign of slowing down.
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Happiness jars, a strategy popularized by "Eat, Pray, Love" author Elizabeth Gilbert, is something of a hybrid of gratitude journal and RTB.
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Devices like the Nintendo 33DS, Switch, and the smartphone have popularized a much larger controller than was really socially acceptable in 2001.
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First popularized in Hitchcock's film Vertigo, this camera trick involves adjusting the zoom lens while also moving the camera forward or backwards.
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The pressure cooker has been around for ages, but only in the last decade has Instant Pot popularized the electric pressure cooker.
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That change struck some as short-sighted, especially considering the use of username mentions was a widely embraced feature popularized by users.
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Although method acting was popularized by Lee Strasberg in the mid 20th century, it has its roots in early 20th century Russia.
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The very first episode opens with "Crucified Woman" by Riz Ortolani, the main theme popularized by the 1980 exploitation film Cannibal Holocaust.
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If the dance form becomes newly popularized, the question for its purists will be whether it can stay truthful to its roots.
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It was a classic case in accordance with criminologist Stanley Cohen's framework, popularized by his 113 study, Folk Devils and Moral Panics.
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TV personality, big band leader, and blended-drink fan Fred Waring redesigned and popularized his own blender—the Waring Blender—in 1937.
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Pandora may have been one of the earliest pioneers in streaming music, having popularized internet-based radio starting nearly two decades ago.
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The hyperloop was first popularized by Musk, who in 2013 posited traveling from LA to San Francisco in less than 30 minutes.
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The possibility that they may not be able to do so by the traditional methods prompts feelings that aren't popularized in media.
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While Google first popularized algorithmic search, and Snapchat is now making augmented reality mainstream, it's Facebook delivering artificial intelligence to the masses.
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The debate over whether it's acceptable to show female nipples is a long-standing one, popularized by campaigns like Free the Nipple.
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BuzzFeed's Tasty popularized aesthetically pleasing top-down tutorial videos, but the process is hardly as seamless as the easily shareable videos portray.
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It was Romero who popularized the idea of zombies as a commentary on American consumerism in 1984's Dawn of the Dead.
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It's a concept popularized in the long-running Star Trek: The Next Generation TV series, in addition to other science fiction universes.
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The idea, popularized by economist Michael McDonough, posits that U.S. GDP growth is tightly correlated to the change in collection of trash.
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These technological advancements inspired a style of art called Precisionism, popularized by big names like Georgia O'Keefe, Charles Sheeler and Charles Demuth.
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When I need to unwind, I turn to the highly educational and surprisingly calming YouTube genre, popularized online by conservationist Julian Baumgartner.
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It was a classic case in accordance with criminologist Stanley Cohen's framework, popularized by his 113 study, Folk Devils and Moral Panics.
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Perhaps the most memorable trope of reality TV — popularized in the United States by Trump's old Pygmalion, Burnett — is the confessional interview.
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They turned their conversations into a successful podcast called InvestED, which educates listeners on value investing, a strategy popularized by Warren Buffett.
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Today, she is arguably the person who popularized living with the goal of creating minimal refuse here in the US and globally.
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Women choosing to enjoy a martini "popularized in mass culture" (we're looking at you, Carrie Bradshaw) won't ignite a public health apocalypse.
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Kylie Jenner didn't invent this style, but she's certainly popularized it thanks to the help of her selfies on Instagram and Snapchat.
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Former fashion publicist Gabby Sabharwal has been making high-waisted bikinis since she launched in 2011, before Taylor Swift popularized the silhouette.
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Blair Witch The movie that popularized the entire "found footage horror" sub-genre is back 17 years later with a direct sequel.
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Hamilton, who popularized the term "software engineering," later led the team that wrote the software for Skylab, the first US space station.
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On Thursday, KEEMSTAR popularized the "#SaveSocialBlade" hashtag, aimed at convincing YouTube to reverse the planned abbreviation of public-facing YouTube subscriber counts.
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And who could forget the cornrow style, popularized in the early '00s (which has been appropriated time and time again of late)?
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Along with HTC and Nokia, Apple popularized and pioneered the use of aluminum as the main construction material for a smartphone's enclosure.
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The concept was popularized by Eli Pariser, co-founder of Upworthy, who wrote a best-selling book about the subject in 2012.
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Eero, the company that popularized the trend of mesh networking for your home, is releasing its biggest software update to date today.
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Apex Legends is a battle royale, a buzzy genre that's been popularized in recent years by the likes of Fortnite and PUBG.
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Many of the wrestlers grapple in the colorful lucha libre gear and acrobatic style popularized in Mexico; others wear basic brawler attire.
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Ashtanga was popularized and named by a man named Krishna Pattabhi Jois, who died in 275, when he was 230 years old.
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An early coup was getting Hervé Léger, whose bandage dresses had been popularized by the likes of Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian .
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Beyond the app's general use case, Facebook seems interested in replicating another feature popularized by Snap: creator tools for lenses and filters.
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Those who dared accessorized with two buns atop their heads—the kind popularized by Björk in the nineties, a seeming lifetime ago.
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During the trip, she and Lomax discovered Mississippi Fred McDowell, whose songs were later popularized by the Rolling Stones and Bonnie Raitt.
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With fresh, seasonal offerings that also look beautiful, Yumi is hopping on the subscription service model popularized by the likes of Birchbox.
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Emotional intelligence (EI) is a term that's been popularized by John Mayer, from the University of New Hampshire, and Yale's Peter Salovey.
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Indeed, many thought the rise of Docker, the company that popularized containers in their current form, would do irreperable harm to VMware.
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Snapchat popularized this style of chat, which can feel more fun, inspired and vivid than messaging with just text or unadorned images.
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In a way, this is the same antipattern (to borrow a term popularized by Andrew Koenig) that led to the QA team.
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Zorba's, a Greek-themed restaurant run by an Egyptian, popularized the cuisine of gyros, souvlaki and falafel in the 80s and 90s.
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The term "polar vortex" was popularized in 2014 when a particularly brutal January cold snap sent the country into a deep freeze.
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" After the Guardian published a story about the internet beef, Musk again tweeted at Prank, saying he "popularized" the mug "for free.
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Tape, spoons, and even a knife (yes, a knife) have been brought in to help you improve upon the Kardashian-popularized technique.
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Graham somehow figured out how to do it in real life, then popularized it as one of tricking's most impressive kicking techniques.
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Popularized by the mainstream media, these codes span from macho gestures to sexist jargon, and eventually pervade into the mundane through repetition.
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At a rally in Montana, Trump took aim at Bush's slogan "thousand points of light," which he popularized during his presidential campaign.
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The South Korean company was the first to bring us "phablets," or big-screen phones, and it popularized phones with digital pens.
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The patrols are so frequent that children have learned to flash the thumb-and-little finger wiggle gesture popularized by American soldiers.
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They are "Xennials," a term that seems to have been introduced by GOOD magazine in 2014 and has been popularized more recently.
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Popularized by Monopoly, the gambling town of Atlantic City was built as a quaint seaside resort, and boasts the country's first boardwalk.
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The "little black dress" has been considered a staple in women's fashion since the designer Coco Chanel popularized it in the 1920s.
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The best explanation we have found is the one in this video, embedded above, by Austin Kleon, who has popularized the method.
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The proposed hike in peak season fees is similar to surge pricing, popularized by Uber, when high demand results in higher prices.
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She also popularized the use of the term "autism spectrum disorder," which refers to a wide range of symptoms and their severity.
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Popularized in Staffordshire, England, at the turn of the 19th century, transferware enabled the mass-production of ornamental plates in Victorian times.
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Since "Hooked," whistle-blowers like Google's former in-house ethicist, Tristan Harris, have popularized the idea that phones are unhealthy and addictive.
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Popularized by Dave Ramsey, author of "The Total Money Makeover," it means you prioritize your smallest debts first, regardless of interest rate.
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Over-the-air, or wireless, software updates were popularized by Tesla, which has used the capability to improve its vehicles over time.
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"Facebook and Google have popularized scurrilous news sources through algorithms that are profitable for these platforms but inherently unreliable," the News Corp.
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The term "clean coal" was popularized in 2008 by coal industry groups, at a time when Congress was contemplating climate change legislation.
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"I don't think it's a hangout for globalists," Mnuchin said, using a term popularized by the nationalist wing of the Republican Party.
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A new biopic about the beloved chef, who popularized French cuisine in America in the 1960s, is in the works, Variety reports.
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Italians have braised pork in milk for generations, a style of preparation that the great Marcella Hazan popularized in her own books.
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Groves' ideas were further developed by Silicon Valley venture capitalist John Doerr, who recently popularized the OKR tactic in a viral TedTalk.
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"Escape (The Piña Colada Song)," popularized in 1979 by Rupert Holmes, is extremely cheesy and only beloved by the corniest of us.
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Mr. Shaffer sings on an updated version of the Latin soul song "Yeh Yeh," popularized by Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames.
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Puck opened a colony of Spago — the Beverly Hills restaurant that popularized smoked-salmon pizza — this month at the tournament's main stadium.
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Kelly Ellis, a software engineer, was among those who popularized the campaign, she was not the first to post about the protest.
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He popularized low-cost index funds and, in the process, radically reduced the expenses incurred by millions of rank-and-file investors.
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Behind the idea is a racist conspiracy theory known as "the replacement theory," which was popularized by a right-wing French philosopher.
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So they have to now distinguish their protectionism, which Sanders popularized on the national political stage during the 2016 election, from Trump's.
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The agency is paying close attention to "pod-based" e-cigarettes such as the ones popularized by Juul Labs Inc, he said.
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Collagen, which was first popularized in Asia as an ingestible and comes with claims that it increases skin elasticity, is also popular.
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Rumors that Apple will ditch the fingerprint sensor, which it first popularized on smartphones in 2013, have been popping up for months now.
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The Beaver Run exhibit is based on Truchet tiles popularized in 1987 by Cyril Stanley Smith, a scientist at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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"Throwing shade," for example, originated from black and Latino gay culture in the 1980s and has been popularized more recently through social media.
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While technologies like Apple's Touch ID and Face ID systems have popularized biometric identity, neither of these were around when Element got started.
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It's called a "dark pattern," a term coined by user experience designer Harry Brignull in 2010 and popularized over the past few years.
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It is the standard, emulated by thousands of poets, essayists, and fiction writers, popularized and codified by creative writing programs across the nation.
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The genre, popularized by titles like StarCraft and Ensemble's own Age of Empires, had long been a stalwart of the PC gaming space.
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These gardens — first popularized during the reign of Cyrus in the sixth century BCE — were full of flowers, trees, animals, and flowing water.
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The first veggie we grew and popularized was the shishito pepper, and we've been flying by the seat of our pants ever since.
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Polari was popularized in the mainstream by two notably campy characters, Julian and Sandy, on the 1960s BBC radio show Round the Horne.
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Casper, an online mattress company, has already popularized bed-in-a-box, with mattresses and bed frames designed to travel and assemble easily.
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This concept, often referred to as "don't break the chain," was popularized by comedian Jerry Seinfeld, who said it was his productivity secret.
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That's because in 1747, Glasse popularized the modern English-language cookbook as the author of The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy.
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Detroit has both Vernors (the best sweet ginger ale there is) and Faygo (which has been popularized nationally by the Insane Clown Posse.
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She has a tattoo on the back of her neck of the French phrase, "mille tendresse", that was popularized by Breakfast at Tiffany's.
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In the US, the idea of basic income has been popularized by presidential candidate Andrew Yang, who has made it his flagship proposal.
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This is a style previously popularized by her sisters Khloe, Kim and Kendall, but Kourtney had yet to try it until this week.
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The singularity is a concept popularized by futurist Ray Kurzweil that theorizes that one day soon human and machine consciousnesses will become indistinguishable.
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The man who popularized the phrase referring to people being duped into online relationships stepped into action and quickly found the mystery man.
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Here's Murdoch's full statement: Facebook and Google have popularized scurrilous news sources through algorithms that are profitable for these platforms but inherently unreliable.
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As the movement toward trademarking became popularized in the the US, UK, and Germany, graphic design as a field was set in motion.
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What happens: Certain foods are popularized in the news and hoards of people flock over to the advertised stand, completely overwhelming the staff.
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"We first saw polish and shine in a glass-like manner popularized by Vidal Sassoon in the '60s," says celebrity hairstylist Cash Lawless.
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She has a tattoo on the back of her neck of the French phrase, "mille tendresse", that was popularized by Breakfast at Tiffany's.
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The expression, popularized in the 2005 pickup artist exposé The Game, refers to men who adopt an intentionally ostentatious persona to attract attention.
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Starbucks popularized using barcode scanners in its stores to track its customers' visits and purchases first with plastic cards, and then with smartphones.
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From recent comments, however, it's not entirely clear he knows what the legislation to enact Medicare-for-all — a proposal popularized by Sen.
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International Women's Day became a more popularized holiday after 20153, when the United Nations invited member states to celebrate it on March 8.
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"The only thing it can't do is the Vulcan V," he added, referring to the universal nerd pride gesture popularized by Star Trek.
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It's a fairly simple concept that dates back to the early 20th century and was mostly popularized by the Neumann KU100 dummy head.
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It was popularized by Esther Williams, whose films in the 1950s, such as Million Dollar Mermaid and Jupiter's Darling, featured elaborate team routines.
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Earlier this year, a plastic surgeon known as Dr. Esho coined the phrase, and it was popularized in several articles in February 2018.
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It has a larger 14-inch full HD IPS touchscreen that flips all the way back like the Yoga-series popularized by Lenovo.
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It was clear Ryan did not know the Internet's dance craze, which originated in Atlanta and was popularized by NFL star Cam Newton.
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While originally a variation on swiped-based matching popularized by Tinder, Hinge this past fall launched a rebuilt app that focuses on relationships.
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But she also shows that even when these foods were popularized in the 1950s, concerns about their healthiness and quality surfaced almost immediately.
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The controversy muted only after Wilson won a Pulitzer Prize for nonfiction in 220 for On Human Nature, his popularized version of Sociobiology.
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Neoliberalism, a socially liberal, pro-immigration, pro-market ideology popularized by Bill Clinton in the 1990s, does have its fans and its memes.
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In Systrom's eyes, just as Facebook popularized the idea of the feed, Snapchat created a novel way of helping people communicate using slideshows.
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Apple, which first popularized portable MP3 listening with its iPods, has been vying to remain a top contender in the digital music space.
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Russian app Prisma, which popularized the use of deep learning-powered photo filters, is launching a new feature that works with Facebook Live.
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As both "PUBG" and "Fortnite" have exploded in popularity, the "Battle Royale" game genre they popularized has become a hot commodity unto itself.
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Trending at the moment is "ownself check ownself," which was popularized by Pritam Singh, a member of Parliament from the opposition Workers' Party.
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GitHub is the rare instance of a successful "bottom-up" start-up, where individual users popularized the product before it penetrated into businesses.
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International Women's Day became a more popularized holiday after 1977, when the United Nations invited member states to celebrate it on March 8.
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On the other end, Lopez's syrupy foot speed disrupts Walton's desire to fulfill a switch-happy scheme popularized by the Golden State Warriors.
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The practice of bringing deceased or otherwise unavailable artists to the stage via hologram was popularized by Coachella 2012′s Tupac Shakur hologram.
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Popularized by Senator Bernie Sanders in 2016, the plan, a version of single payer, has growing support, but the polling is more complicated.
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Khaled frequently takes to social media to recommend "major keys to success" to followers and has popularized use of a key-shaped emoji.
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Wisconsin Republicans are pulling from a playbook popularized in North Carolina two years ago, when Republicans in the Legislature responded to GOP Gov.
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" Davison said, "I don't think that white voices should be centered around a dish" invented and popularized "by black businesses eighty years ago.
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She gently opened up "I Won't Mind," a theater song popularized by Audra McDonald about a woman's longing attachment to another woman's child.
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That station was synonymous with Stern and rock 'n' roll, until the ubiquitous and raunchy sense of masculine humor he popularized abandoned it.
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One reason is that its founder, Maurice Bessinger, popularized the yellow, mustard-based sauce that typifies the barbecue of South Carolina's Midlands area.
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This embedded magical dialogue was popularized in Western occultism by Aleister Crowley and further explored in art by chaos magician Austin Osman Spare.
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To wildly speculate on the origins of a conspiracy theory popularized by established bad actors is to similarly chase mirages in the desert.
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Cartoonist Thomas Nast popularized the use of the two animals, with his 1874 cartoon "Third Term Panic" depicting the GOP as an elephant.
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The Atkins Nutritional Approach™ was a low-carb diet craze popularized by #1 New York Times bestselling author Dr. Robert C. Atkins.
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During the eurozone crisis, economists at Bocconi University in Milan popularized the idea of "expansionary austerity:" government spending cuts stimulating confidence and growth.
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In 2013, the seven-minute workout, popularized by the New York Times, appeared on the scene, and by 2016, the one-minute workout.
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When Kimmel underestimated the offerings of the Kangol brand, Samuel L. Jackson was there to set him straight on the headwear he popularized.
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The trio recreates the signature pose Jaclyn Smith, Farrah Fawcett, and Kate Johnson popularized for the 70s with Charlie's Angels the television series.
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The 3.5mm headphone jack was popularized by the Sony Walkman in the 1970s and remained a key part of mobile devices until recently.
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One article that was widely circulated among CCTV journalists compared her to Hua Mulan, the legendary Chinese female warrior popularized in Disney films.
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In the process, they popularized the luxury picnic hamper with ready-to-eat provisions and expanding the consumption of tea beyond the aristocracy.
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America Chavez was introduced in 2011 and popularized when Gabby Rivera, a queer Boricua novelist, penned the character's first solo series in 2017.
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It's even more popular than Eero, which first popularized the idea of a mesh router for better Wi-Fi coverage in a home.
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This flows from an idea that the world's natural state is of clashing civilizations, an idea popularized by the scholar Samuel P. Huntington.
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Take a second to think of technologies popularized in the last nine years: drones, self-driving cars, Amazon Echo, Google Home, among others.
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He popularized the concept of bond funds for the everyday investor, a shift from the days when retail investors dabbled only in stocks.
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The fad had begun with the bouffants popularized by Jacqueline Kennedy and the Supremes, which were nearly impossible to achieve without added hair.
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Its forum popularized classic meme "All your base are belong to us", and horror character Slender Man was originally created on the site.
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In the music video, Bieber wears earrings and a pearl necklace, embracing the kind of androgyny that's also been popularized by Harry Styles.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer, who popularized the acronym FAANG, said on Thursday that it's time to take out Netflix and replace it with Microsoft.
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Songs that were performed during the ceremony, including original and popularized versions, garnered 21.8 million on-demand streams in the U.S. on Jan.
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She was also a publisher and an author whose memoir affirmed that her father, the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, had popularized the Serenity Prayer.
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The states, according to a phrase popularized by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis in a 22019 opinion, are the laboratories of democracy.
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For one, the majority of treatment centers Sean went to were based around the 12 steps, popularized by Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous.
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The term wasn't used until the 1880s, though, when an American journalist in Ireland popularized the name rather than "ostracism," the prevailing word.
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The unisex look for men has also been popularized in the Japanese cartoon form called anime, and by members of popular boy bands.
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Indeed, closing the "achievement gap," a phrase popularized by researchers in the 1960s, has been the focus of much education policy for decades.
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Ultimately, it's one of the purest expressions of a "globalist" worldview, to use the term popularized by the alt-right and nationalist conservatives.
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In 2013, the psychologist Daniel Kahneman published a book called Thinking Fast and Slow that popularized a growing theory in the psychological literature.
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The low-cost index fund, as popularized by Jack Bogle (1929–2019), has given millions of investors billions of dollars in extra retirement income.
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She was a co-founder and the first CEO of VMware, the company that popularized a technology known as virtualization in the early 19903s.
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It became a massive meme — one of the earliest popularized by 204chan — and has since become something that even non-Star Fox players know.
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YouTuber MagicofRahat, who now boasts a whopping 4.9 million followers, popularized one such on-the-street prank that has gotten increasingly out of hand.
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Popularized by reality TV and social media quips, this pettiness lacks all the civic virtues that would make it constructive in the public square.
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Being sad online has authentic roots, too, popularized by one of the most influential sub-groups who defined early web culture: Internet Sad Girls.
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The "Baby Shark" song has been popularized by a video uploaded to YouTube by a South Korean children's educational company called Pinkfong in 2016.
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The streams that Facebook's News Feed popularized offer a more passive experience: Just sit back, scroll down, and click when you feel like it.
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Dear Esther and Proteus popularized the genre the year before and established a blueprint for a type of game that was easy to replicate.
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Supermodel Tyra Banks has popularized the phrase "smize" over the years — a term she coined for her uncanny ability to smile with her eyes.
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Weather app Dark Sky first popularized hyper-localized, granular weather notifications, and it became one of the most popular weather apps as a result.
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But Aliume says it also contains the "Space of Variations," a concept popularized by the Russian writer Vadim Zeland in his book Reality Transurfing.
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When Ernesto "Che" Guevara was captured while trying to raise revolt in Bolivia, his role in the Cuban Revolution had already popularized him internationally.
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As a TV personality, she carefully toes the line of popularized Black stereotypes like the mammy, the mythical negro, and the strong Black woman.
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Shazam was founded in London in 1403, but found its footing as a mobile app popularized after Apple launched its App Store in 2008.
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Popularized by Buffett, moats are the competitive advantage a company has over new entrants and its rivals which protect its market share and profitability.
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She created and popularized the term, though she will not take credit for the tradition itself, which she believes has existed for 30,000 years.
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The only other feminist film rating system is the Bechdel Test, popularized by American cartoonist Alison Bechdel's comic strip "Dykes to Watch Out For".
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The tiara was made by Boucheron for Dame Margaret Helen Greville in 1919 in the fashionable "kokoshnik" style popularized in the Russian Imperial Court.
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The winner-takes-all genre, popularized by the likes of Fortnite and PUBG, is now also a free web game starring Nintendo's famous plumber.
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She later wrote that Cardi B was just another "stupid stripper" who was popularized by Black men because they think they can manipulate her.
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The traditionally dead seasonal period for the stock market — popularized by the "sell in May" maxim — kicks off at the end of this month.
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The press popularized many near-forgotten texts: Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper," Rebecca Harding Davis's Life in the Iron Mills, and many more.
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This term for creating a fake identity to seduce someone online was popularized by the 0003 film Catfish, later adapted into a TV series.
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The GAPS, or gut and psychology syndrome, diet is a pro-"detox," highly restrictive, gluten-free regime, popularized by a Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride.
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It concerns a theory called "mismatch" popularized by authors Stuart Taylor Jr. and Richard Sander that suggests affirmative action programs don't always benefit minorities.
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"The people who popularized this technique in the U.S. are on the West coast, so it's slowly making its way to the East coast."
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Playing off the sharing economy model popularized by the likes of Airbnb, such companies invite people to enjoy luxury brands without spending a fortune.
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With a debt snowball, popularized by money guru Dave Ramsey, borrowers order their loans by balance and pay them off from smallest to largest.
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Medicare for all, which Sanders popularized as a talking point during his 2016 presidential campaign, would cover all U.S. citizens without copays or deductibles.
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Actor Alfonso Ribeiro is suing to stop two video game developers from selling a dance popularized by his "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" character.
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Since the term was popularized in 2016, it has been used in numerous countries to justify cracking down or tightening regulations on online speech.
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If that wasn't enough, this startup is also using the income-share agreement revenue model which was popularized by another VC-favorite, Lambda School.
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He popularized a drink known as the Arnold Palmer, a mixture of iced tea and lemonade now sold under his name on supermarket shelves.
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A big part of this has been a widespread crackdown on open defecation, popularized by NGOs and the World Health Organization over the years.
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Starting as early as the 1900s, the term was popularized as a racial slur against Chinese immigrants — and eventually numerous other Asian ethnic groups.
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N), retains an advantage with the millennial generation who popularized its disappearing messages and animated face masks, despite attempts by Facebook Inc-owned (FB.
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But there's a long road ahead for Ford to make C-V2X as widespread as the traffic light, which took decades to be popularized.
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In the first half, Wagner borrowed a move popularized by his teammate, Kam Chancellor, leaping over Arizona's long-snapper to block a field goal.
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Mort SAHL is a social satirist who popularized stand-up humor based on political and current events, using only a newspaper as his prop.
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It was written for a 1984 album that his record company rejected as insufficiently commercial; it was popularized a decade later by Jeff Buckley.
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The mid-photo pose, a move popularized by celebrities like Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and the rap group Migos, seemed to confuse Ryan.
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DNA testing has been around for decades, popularized on television and in the criminal justice system for its usefulness in determining paternity and ancestry.
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Kathie Sarachild, another member of the group, picked up on Ms. Pyne's phrase and popularized the concept of consciousness raising as an activist tactic.
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Witnesses said security forces, pretending to be a gathering of supporters, had shouted, "Musa Musa, Zakir Musa," a slogan popularized by teenagers in Kashmir.
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Last year, The Daily Beast detailed how Twilight author, Stephanie Meyer, opted out of selecting a diverse cast for her highly popularized vampire saga.
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He messaged me recently to explain that he was incensed by the misuse of a meme that he says he popularized three years ago.
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We focused mostly on the state where each band originally formed, but also considered where their music was popularized, as well as artists' hometowns.
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On Sunday, Utah's Republican Senator, Mitt Romney, embraced a modified version of a policy popularized by Democratic Presidential candidate Andrew Yang — universal basic income.
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Until the champions Chris Evert, Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors popularized the two-handed backhand in the 1970s, the one-hander was the norm.
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They were popularized by Latin America in the 19th century, long before the United States adopted the rule in 1951 with the 22nd amendment.
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Long before Docker popularized containers for application deployment, though, Cloud Foundry had already bet on containers and written its own orchestration service, for example.
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People didn't talk about "the 99 percent" as a way of personalizing the issue of economic inequality before the Occupy movement popularized the phrase.
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Kazuo Kashio, 89, a founder of Casio Computer, which popularized the pocket calculator, the shock-resistant wristwatch and the preview screen on digital cameras.
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Then came her most widely panned policy proposal: how she would pay for her version of Medicare for All, an idea popularized by Sanders.
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Many of them have been popularized by hashtags — the Indianapolis encounter has been tagged as #SwimmingSheriffSusie, in apparent reference to the off-duty officer.
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Gloop World will be a stop-motion animation, featuring clay models for that classic "claymation" vibe popularized by the iconic Gumby in the 1950s.
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The Atkins diet and, more recently, the paleo diet have popularized the idea that you can get slim eating high-protein, high-cholesterol foods.
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Some of these plans were popularized in so-called "association health plans," that were purchased through small groups of businesses that could band together.
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Here is Prince singing sweetly but softly, and playing a more intricate rhythmic line on guitar than the eventual popularized version had room for.
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This was especially true for the "party decides" hypothesis popularized in 2008 by political scientists Marty Cohen, David Karol, Hans Noel, and John Zaller.
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It was followed by Karen Gibson and The Kingdom Choir's rendition of "Stand by Me," a song first popularized by the soul singer Ben.
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This walled garden approach, popularized most obviously by Apple, is a problem in its own right, but issues of censorship have magnified that problem.
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Though he did not invent the FAANG acronym, the host popularized the term that encompasses the internet stocks of , , , Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet.
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With their irresistible crunch, the churros were the opposite of sufganiyot, the spongy jelly doughnut popularized with the creation of the state of Israel.
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The McDonald's-themed show riffed on "fast fashion"—the phenomenon, popularized by Zara and H&M, of consumers churning through knocked-off runway trends.
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The snowball method, which has been popularized by "The Total Money Makeover " author Dave Ramsey, prioritizes your smallest debts first, regardless of interest rate.
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Publishing scientific work through the peer review system is always difficult but even more so when your findings are at odds with popularized views.
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Personally, I've used the feature long before Apple introduced it with Night Shift, as it was first popularized by a Mac app called f.lux.
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She popularized beauty vlogging, then left YouTube Before James Charles, Tati Westbrook and Jeffree Star made digital beauty their career, Phan made it popular.
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Still, thousands of people rallied in Santiago last month to demand an overhaul of abortion laws, even adopting the green handkerchiefs popularized in Argentina.
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Snapshot: Above, clowns attended an annual memorial service in London on Sunday for Joseph Grimaldi, a 19th-century English entertainer who popularized clowns' makeup.
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There is a style of photography that he popularized — dramatic, high-contrast, black and white, almost always depicting someone in a moment of desperation.
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Balin's best known for forming the pioneering psychedelic rock band with Paul Kantner in 1965, which popularized the "San Francisco Sound" of the era.
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While the railroad system didn't invent RFID, it popularized the technology—and it was in wide use by freight trains by the early 90s.
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This is consistent with what researcher K. Anders Ericsson calls his theory of "deliberate practice" and the "10,000-hour rule" Malcolm Gladwell subsequently popularized.
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The term "Caribpolitan" expands on popularized phrases like "Afropolitan" to verbalize diasporic experiences and the unique realities of immigrant and second generation culture abroad.
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The checkered shirts were first popularized by his predecessor as city governor, Joko Widodo, who became president of the world's third-largest democracy in 2014.
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There's the flat, French kind that cooks up in seconds on high heat, a method popularized by Julia Child that yields a soft, tender texture.
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The California-based company is building transportation systems based on the hyperloop concept, a model of ultra-fast transport popularized by Tesla boss Elon Musk.
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Now the 13-inch laptop has thinner bezels, like the ones Dell's popularized, and hard edges, like the Razer Blade 15, or something from Microsoft.
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Perhaps also at issue is the influential black woman who popularized the hashtag — at the perceived expense of the men who say they created it.
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The music video has since been popularized by Ellen DeGeneres, who questioned Chalamet about it during an appearance on her talk show in November 2017.
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The concept, popularized in Susan Sontag's 1964 essay, "Camp: Notes On Fashion", is canonically queer but only one Black drag queen, RuPaul, attended the event.
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One of the world's leading voices on the economy has poured cold water on the viability of an esoteric economic theory popularized by Democratic Rep.
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" The term was popularized by American biologist and naturalist Edward O. Wilson, who defined biophilia as "the urge to affiliate with other forms of life.
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Or he could have been inspired by his wife, Hailey Baldwin Bieber, who has 18 of the ultra-tiny tattoos popularized by her supermodel cohort.
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Their "People for Bernie" popularized the "Feel the Bern" hashtag, a potent organizing tool and, nearly a year after its launch, a world-famous meme.
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It's true that dithered artwork hasn't been as widely re-popularized as plain old pixels, but that doesn't make it any less worthy of appreciation.
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You've seen them popularized by cool-girl influencers who could look good in a literal paper bag (please don't challenge us on that though, Vetements).
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Take, for example, the latest Resident Evil, which switches the series to first-person horror adventure, a genre recently popularized by YouTube sensations like Outlast.
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Nollywood is a movie genre popularized in Nigeria that has become Africa's de facto film industry and one of the largest globally (by production volume).
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Hong Kong (CNN)Basketball may have been invented by a Canadian and popularized by Americans, but it has more fans in China than anywhere else.
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Shonda Rhimes popularized the concept of colorblind casting that gave us Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) one of the most popular Black female leads in history.
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The Vivo Nex 2, rumored for release in December, would be the successor to the Nex S phone which popularized the pop-up selfie camera.
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A lot of this is playing catch-up to the experience originally created and popularized by WeChat in China, Fu said, and is long overdue.
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The treatment, popularized in Stranger Things, is actually really great for your health — unless you're terrified of getting trapped in the Upside Down, that is.
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Unsurprisingly, Battlefield V will feature a battle royale mode, following Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 in adopting the mode popularized by Fortnite and PUBG.
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The concept was first popularized by an app called F.lux that was formerly available for iOS before Apple unceremoniously removed it from the App Store.
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Based on the novel by Gregory Maguire, the musical tells the story of the witches popularized in The Wizard of Oz, but from their perspective.
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Saint Laurent - one of the 20th centuries' most influential designers, who popularized tuxedos for women, or "Le Smoking" - met the actress was she only 22.
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The researcher was George Poinar Jr., the entomologist who popularized with the entire idea of extracting DNA from amber that Jurassic Park is based on.
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However, Gottlieb said he considered removing nicotine pods used for vaping, and popularized by Juul, from the market when he was commissioner of the FDA.
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