Items on Malaysia and politics in China also proved popular.
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As Instagram started, the same categories proved popular, Asano says.
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Unsurprisingly, given such costs, existing alternatives to Obamacare have already proved popular.
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A 20-year survey of Andy Goldsworthy's work in 2007 proved popular.
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Those devices, particularly Amazon's Fire smartphone, have not proved popular with consumers.
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That access code technology proved popular enough after its introduction this spring.
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Stories that proved popular continued to be reprinted because they were popular.
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Within the country, the notoriously charismatic leader proved popular, but not universally so.
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The model has proved popular in other countries, particularly in China and Europe.
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She thought her experiment would be short-lived, but the subsequent work proved popular.
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It has proved popular, partly because people like to show off for their friends.
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Kelly started printing "Time's up Tony" t-shirts, which have proved popular, he said.
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Strengthening the Affordable Care Act is another idea that's proved popular with Democratic voters.
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A similar rule at ATP Tour events was introduced last year and proved popular.
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Polari proved popular amongst choir boys, dancers, and actors, many of whom were gay.
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If anything, they proved popular with Republican voters on his march to the nomination.
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Allergan, too, proved popular, with 15 hedge funds naming the pharmaceuticals company a top holding.
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His style of aggressive, fast tapping has proved popular for lots of different ASMR creators.
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But if the new blend proved popular, Mr. Hill said, Bega might keep making it.
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Mr Lieberman's gambit proved popular; surveys show his small party doubling in size since April.
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The attraction, Roadway Rides, proved popular, and Mitsukoshi commissioned it for all of its stores.
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While the show has proved popular with American audiences, it had difficulty gaining traction globally.
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But along with those improved info cards came another feature that apparently proved popular: news cards.
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Other proposals geared around limiting federal power and making the bureaucracy more accountable also proved popular.
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But while mobile ad blockers have proved popular, actual innovations have been much slower to arrive.
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They proved popular with visitors, so it was decided that they should be sent on tour.
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Originally published in 1491, Fasciculus medicinae quickly proved popular, and dozens of editions followed until 1522.
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The properties proved popular with investors and homebuyers shut out of the market by the buying restrictions.
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It has proved popular, with Orbán's FIDESZ party winning a qualified majority in Hungary's 22.2 parliamentary elections.
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Nominations that mention the nominee is beautiful "inside and out": 2900 Another adjective has also proved popular.
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In particular his pledge to scrap tuition fees likely proved popular with younger voters in this election.
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With the rise of smartphones, roaming data plans and cheaper air travel, this strategy has proved popular.
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It proved popular at the Detroit show and will be part of Ford's display in New York.
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Rates trading proved popular particularly in the first weeks of the quarter before activity tailed off somewhat.
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All of the new projects are going after a market that has already proved popular with consumers.
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The president's antidrug overtures have proved popular, but critics have expressed concern about what could come next.
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And although she wasn't trying to follow a trend by selecting it, the design's proved popular on Instagram.
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That's So 2017 The introduction of the early signing period has proved popular among coaches, recruits and parents.
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The company started as just a single shop, but the idea proved popular enough to turn into a franchise.
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The private mansion has proved popular with stars in the past as it is easy to avoid the paparazzi.
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Gloomy futuristic stories have proved popular with readers, and several of these novels have been critical and commercial hits.
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It has proved popular with his base and succeeded in wedding those progressive, controversial lawmakers to the Democratic Party.
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For example, TypeScript has proved popular with JavaScript developers, while Kotlin has been a hit with the Java community.
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Less esoteric subjects — like digital marketing, project management, and managing people and teams — have also proved popular among employers.
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But the decision proved popular, and fairgoers of all ages filled the center and the blocked-off street outside.
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Comfortably sitting four people, the SaunAudi has proved popular in Estonia, where others have previously converted vans or trucks.
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Cheering with Bits has also proved popular since its introduction, generating more than $12 million in its first 10 months.
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The company's initial public offering (IPO) on June 30th proved popular with investors and its share price has climbed since.
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Regular season games at Wembley Stadium in London have proved popular, leading to increased speculation that China will be next.
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The California-based firm has a stated mission to "democratize" finance, and has proved popular with younger investors in particular.
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The museum unveiled a so-called "live figure" of U.S. President Donald Trump in August, which proved popular with visitors.
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Both books urged a return to a Christian vision rooted in the Bible's fundamentals and proved popular with younger Christians.
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Kyanka's dark, esoteric humor proved popular among a certain set—typically young, typically male, often though not always left-leaning.
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Although Deliveroo claims the new payment model has proved popular with a majority of the riders who have been trialling it.
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Today's launch follows a presale of 6,000 cars on November 17th, which proved popular enough to sell out within three minutes.
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The party currently has a support level of 23 percent and Martin has proved popular in televised debates between party leaders.
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On Facebook, home workouts have proved popular, with people posting the best ways of staying fit while confined to a room.
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On Facebook, home workouts have proved popular, with people posting the best ways of staying fit while confined to a room.
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Mr. Trump's gestures toward a big-government, low-regulation package — rooted more in instinct than intellect — proved popular with Republican voters.
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Uber has proved popular with the Australian public, even in the face of pushback from the taxi industry and many local authorities.
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Calls to cut Medicaid are bound to be met with boos, given that Medicaid expansion has proved popular even in red states.
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Overall, asset allocation funds have proved popular, bringing in $17.8 billion year to date, pushing assets to $762 billion, according to Lipper.
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But for firms such as Paramount and Sony which are just beginning to explore such ventures, this model has nevertheless proved popular.
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Prince George also proved popular with fans at the event, as the 6-year-old looked the part in a captain's hat.
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Robert Carsen's version of "Der Rosenkavalier," both grand and sordid in its vision of fin-de-siècle society, proved popular last season.
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Alternatively, "CELEB TERROR ALERT" allowed players to play as bin Laden whose mission is to kill various political figures also proved popular.
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The feature has proved popular; it has increased revenue by 20 percent, said Kate Homes, founder and chief executive of the company.
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That idea has proved popular in corporate boardrooms; rival shipping lines and banks are testing blockchain technology to collaborate and share data.
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It's possible that, should they have proved popular, they could have picked up the torch and continued the franchise in Ross' vision.
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Bitcoin has proved popular among users of underground market places and criminals because transactions are anonymous and need not involve any formal institution.
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"They might want to do that soon," Hunter said, but added that this option had not proved popular with companies in the past.
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Cocos have proved popular, given how low most bond yields are: about €91 billion ($103 billion) of them have been issued since 2013.
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Despite the GOP's persistent attacks on Obamacare, the law proved popular with voters in many congressional districts, according to the latest data available.
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The site encouraged users to upload videos using a system that granted users points to access more videos if their uploads proved popular.
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Protest signs featuring the two kissing even proved popular at anti-Trump protests across the U.S., joining the mass of anti-Trump slogans.
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Several county officials refused to comply or sued to stop the law, though it proved popular in liberal enclaves like New York City.
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Lime has raised $777 million and was valued at $2.4 billion as scooters proved popular with people taking short trips in congested cities.
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Philadelphia's "free streets" program this September had its origins in the 2015 papal visit, when widespread street closures to car traffic proved popular.
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While not the first BBS in Yugoslavia, the chatline-style conversation approach proved popular with users, and quickly, the service gained numerous fans.
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More money was made available for insurance to cover people with pre-existing conditions, one part of Obamacare that has proved popular with voters.
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Surprisingly, tasks including baking, household chores and domestic cleaning have all proved popular, Dundas Castle's general manager, Lucy Scillitoe, told The Times of London.
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This has proved popular with Indonesians and, according to Ms Susi's ministry, effective, causing a marked decline in the number of vessels fishing illegally.
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Even though the intervention in Libya proved popular, the president's approval rating continued to dip, hitting yet another all-time low in May 2011.
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It has built a solid reputation for allowing for remixes, mash-ups and commenting features that proved popular for artists as well as fans.
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The original starter Pokémon and their evolutions proved popular — the Charizard plush was sold out when I looked around just 45 minutes after opening.
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The golden toilet had proved popular at the Guggenheim and has been described by critics as a pointed satire against the excesses of wealth.
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Science Faction's work proved popular and marketable—the company even garnered sponsorship from AT&T for a national tour over a multi-year period.
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That's partly why the bold leftism of Labour under Mr. Corbyn has proved popular even as center-left parties across Europe are being decimated.
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The six-hole match-play format has also proved popular at 25 golf clubs in and around Perth that experimented with it, Ayles said.
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Based on interest from parents, he decided to revive it, which proved popular, though many of its students come from elsewhere in the district.
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After a federal court struck down that law, Portland bulldozed a strip in the middle of a road that had proved popular with beggars.
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While the A380 has proved popular with travelers, most carriers prefer smaller twin-jet models that are more fuel efficient and can access more airports.
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While the genre has proved popular, consistently appearing on the New York Times bestseller lists, Capote's literary hopes for it have yet to be realised.
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Not surprisingly, the film proved popular, taking home 8 AVN Awards and—at least according to Braun—becoming the highest selling pornographic film in history.
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And two separate exit polls show his signature Medicare for All plan has proved popular with Democratic primary voters in the first three nominating states.
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That proved popular in the wake of a European migration crisis in which Austria took in more than 1% of its population in asylum seekers.
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HTC's devices used to have popular appeal but have lost ground significantly to the likes of Apple and Samsung, whose new S7 series has proved popular.
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The first rental proved popular, Mr. Powley said, so he bought more vehicles — including the yellow cab — converted them into bedrooms, and listed them on Airbnb.
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That mixture proved popular last fall, when, in a period marked by scary movie success stories, "It" became the highest-grossing horror film of the year.
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The move has proved popular on the streets of Christchurch where heavily armed police stand guard at roadblocks heaped with flowers in remembrance of the dead.
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Later on, the semicircle — whose form reflects Greek and Roman theaters — proved popular in 19th-century Europe, during a period of nation building and Neoclassical fever.
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But just as expanding insurance proved popular when people actually got their hands on it, taking it away will certainly be unpopular if it actually happens.
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In an interview with Vox, Schatz said he likes the idea of a Medicaid buy-in because the program has proved popular across the political spectrum.
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Splice's rent-to-own option proved popular among producers as they could now use very expensive plugins for only a few dollars a month while banking equity.
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In those days, the Trump campaign enjoyed a bump in the polls from the anti-Clinton vitriol of the RNC that proved popular with the party's base.
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Greggs had reported a pick up in underlying sales growth in October, as soft drinks and new focaccia-style pizzas proved popular during a sizzlingly hot summer.
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Software jobs also proved popular, with Android developer and SAP (systems, applications and products) consultant postings each attracting more than a quarter of views from outside Britain.
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He says, however, that if his idea proved popular, it would mean more funding available for those who really need it if a crisis point were reached.
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Both are known for speaking their minds and using colorful language even when it's unpopular, a tactic that has proved popular with the Republican electorate during this election.
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Windows 10 has proved popular, especially with 300 million machines now running it, but the company wants one billion devices using the software within the next two years.
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Though color television proved popular, price drops on black-and-white TVs like the Marconiphone monochrome receiver meant households could afford more than one set in the 1970s.
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But Xi's corruption battle has proved popular with a public fed up with tales of civil servants boozing it up on taxpayers' money or taking bribes to approve projects.
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His catalogue of songs proved popular in the political world, with more than one candidate playing some of Petty's hits to rev up the crowd on the campaign trail.
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On two recent visits to the temporary public spaces, some of the parklets were empty, though one equipped with mobile phone chargers proved popular with a quartet of teenagers.
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The genre proved popular; their shows regularly sold out, and they had their own performance space called the Battle Ranch and a regular booth at New York Comic Con.
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But the decision to temporarily nationalize the STX shipyard, in Saint-Nazaire, has proved popular with the French public, which generally wants the French state to preserve national interests.
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The election labels, which Twitter introduced in 2018, provide details about what office a candidate is running for, and proved popular with candidates during the midterm elections, Twitter says.
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Same-store sales at the Geant Casino hypermarkets in France rose 2.8 percent, an acceleration from 2.1 percent growth in the first quarter, as organic food products proved popular.
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The blueprint has proved popular on Capitol Hill, where both parties have called for adapting to meet new threats and pleas to wind down decades of war are gaining traction.
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Linked to Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaeda-linked group in Syria and rival to Islamic State, Omsen specialised in French propaganda videos, many of which proved popular on YouTube.
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Wendy's offers nine varieties and we made it to five, getting recommendations from the cashiers, who pointed to their own favorites and the ones that have so far proved popular.
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Nonetheless, Trump's agenda — and subsequent import tariffs — has proved popular among many voters who are worried about their livelihoods as well as the perceived threat of cheaper foreign imports and manufacturing.
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They may be more likely to back the tax and justice system reforms and anti-corruption measures that proved popular in the recent referendum, including a three-term limit for lawmakers.
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And if Free Basics proved popular there would be little to stop India's big media and e-commerce groups from creating rival services to attract new surfers to their web offerings.
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Such nationalism has proved popular among young North Koreans, said Mr. Chang, whose Institute for Peace and Unification Studies has been tracking public opinion inside the North by interviewing recent defectors.
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The A320 and A2195 new engine option (neo), on which the XLR is based, also proved popular with Airbus inking contracts with China Airlines, Cebu Pacific Airlines, and Saudi Arabian airlines.
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Many prominent personalities came to witness the cock fights, so different entrepreneurs went there to sell snacks and food including lechon, it proved popular and people started opening lechon stores nearby.
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Idaho lawmakers want the state to tell people seeking abortions that they can reverse the procedure, a controversial and medically unproven claim that nevertheless has proved popular among opponents of abortion.
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Sanders has proved popular enough to raise massive amounts of money from small donors, enough to let him go toe to toe with Clinton, who's backed by the entire Democratic establishment.
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Its 2015 addition of all-day breakfast proved popular, and efforts by McDonald's to introduce healthier options, which date back more than a decade, have picked up steam in recent years.
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The idea proved popular with Jordan, the World Bank and donors like Britain, and is now being rolled out with a target of 150,000 permits for Syrians to work in five zones.
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The breadth of the expanded campaign has created uncertainty and even fear for some in the party, but it has proved popular with a public fed up with corruption among civil servants.
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Gucci, under the leadership of designer Alessandro Michele and Chief Executive Marco Bizzarri since early 2015, has revamped its stores and adopted a new luxury aesthetic that has proved popular with customers.
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The first Scopitone in America was installed in a Miami Beach nightclub as a market test, and when it proved popular, more machines were distributed on the East Coast and Los Angeles.
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Ms. Blackwell proved popular with the Chinese and ended up going back at least 15 times, including to Beijing for a conference in conjunction with the World Conference on Women in 1995.
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Even though the ill-fated Snapchat redesign proved popular among older users, the company threw it out to satisfy the platform's core fans, 1.2 million of which signed a petition against the change.
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Among them:Hospice care — It proved popular among all respondents to make care for people at the end of their lives part of a public insurance plan over a private plan, 40% to 403%.
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The Trump administration's tough-on-crime strategy comes after more than a decade of criminal justice reforms at the federal, state and local levels that have proved popular with both liberals and conservatives.
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As usual, sales were generally less frenetic at Frieze Masters, but a recreation of the curio-cluttered studio of the British Pop artist Peter Blake by the London dealer Waddington Custot proved popular.
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In any case, the sections proved popular with readers and advertisers, and some media historians called them collectively the most important redesign of the paper since its purchase by Adolph Ochs in 21960.
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But that measure, which did become law, has proved popular and durable, and the vote — which led to ethics charges against some of the arm-twisters — has largely receded into the history books.
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Other winners Other hardware that proved popular were FitBit (FIT), Logitech (LOGI) non-gaming keyboards and Roku (ROKU) devices because they all had better-than-usual discounts, Wedbush said in a report Monday.
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Adore is starting out in the country with six Australian beauty brands, evo, Lanolips, asap, Alpha-H, Skinstitut and ELEVEN — brands she said had proved popular in other Asian markets such as Hong Kong.
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The book has proved popular already, which is perhaps no surprise given the tough start to West Ham's life at the London Stadium and the wave of nostalgia which has come as a result.
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Gucci, under the leadership of designer Alessandro Michele and Chief Executive Marco Bizzarri since early 2015, has revamped its stores and adopted a new luxury aesthetic that has proved popular with customers, notably millenials.
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Netflix's mix of original drama and movies has proved popular globally, with subscriber numbers reaching nearly 118 million at the end of 2017, bringing new competition to traditional pay-TV cable and satellite providers.
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Despite trouble abroad, Trump's "America First" policy, and subsequent import tariffs, have proved popular among many voters at home who are concerned about their livelihoods and the perceived threat of cheaper foreign imports and manufacturing.
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With his carefully ruffled blond hair and often dishevelled appearance, Johnson's disarming wit and charm have proved popular with the public and helped him to shrug off crises that might have ended others' political careers.
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With his carefully ruffled blond hair and often disheveled appearance, Johnson's disarming wit and charm have proved popular with the public and helped him to shrug off crises that might have ended others' political careers.
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His strong opposition to taking in migrants and refugees has also proved popular with ordinary Hungarians, though his criticism of the European Union, which Hungary joined in 2004, has prompted anti-government rallies in Budapest.
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These forays into virtual tourism have already proved popular for the city of lights and, while it's hard to predict exactly where this trend will go, we can say we're looking forward to what's next.
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Trump's anti-trade sentiment proved popular with the electorate, and some prominent members of both parties — including leading liberal senators like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren — share the president-elect's skepticism about free trade deals.
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The city government's attempt earlier this year to impose an odd-even scheme to curb traffic proved popular with commuters, but failed to reduce pollution much, leading Mr Kejriwal's opponents to dismiss it as a stunt.
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His form has cooled since then and although he raised his level against Tsitsipas the momentum was always with the Greek whose free-flowing, all-court style proved popular with the large afternoon crowd in London.
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Female entrepreneurs and sex educators like Ms. Williams and Ms. Dodson were responsible for popularizing toys that stimulated the clitoris and that came in a variety of shapes and colors, innovations that proved popular with women.
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The "cute little shoplifter," as Bradshaw called it in her post, has also proved popular on Facebook, where the 16-second clip of the squirrel's antics had been viewed more than 1.2 million times since July 9.
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Gucci, under the leadership of designer Alessandro Michele and Chief Executive Marco Bizzarri since early 221.4, has revamped its stores and adopted a vintage "geek chic" look that has proved popular with customers and driven higher sales.
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Several retrospectives have proved popular as well, with 1972's The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars, Hunky Dory from the same year and Aladdin Sane from '73 proving the most popular.
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The soulless newspaper publisher of The Blackwood Articles, he has lately been commissioning writers to tell the stories of their own suicides — a feature that has proved popular with readers and is thus a magnet for authors.
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But Mr. Netanyahu's calls for an emergency unity government proved popular among Israeli voters, impatient for some national healing and loath to contemplate a fourth straight election, leaving Mr. Gantz seeming churlish if he continued to refuse.
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While WeWork's product has proved popular, its expansion has been costly — it had an operating loss of $403 billion in the first half of this year — and it is not clear when it might turn a profit.
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Critic's Notebook Over the years, Jane Moss, the artistic director of Lincoln Center, has tweaked her description of the annual White Light Festival, a project that has had special meaning for her and has proved popular with audiences.
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The early signing period proved popular from the start: In 133, according to the N.C.A.A., nearly three in four Football Bowl Subdivision recruits signed their national letters of intent — formal agreements that cover attendance and financial aid — in December.
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Pret, whose organic coffee and upmarket sandwiches such as crayfish and rocket proved popular enough to propel its growth from a single shop in London to a 530-strong global chain, generated revenue of 879 million pounds last year.
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Pioneer Natural Resources and storage and transportation energy firm Williams Companies proved popular with some of the largest hedge funds as they bought $29.5 million and $219 million respectively, S&P analysis of regulatory filings to the SEC showed.
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After his commercials for Lincoln proved popular, he signed up as creative director for Wild Turkey bourbon, aiming to dust off the label for a new generation with ads that he'll write, direct, appear in and create music for.
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But Lega's gubernatorial candidate Lucia Borgonzoni had failed to match the Democratic Party's high profile governor of the region, Stefano Bonaccini, who proved popular among voters in what has historically been a political heartland for the Italian center-left.
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But the series proved popular enough with niche audiences—and impressive enough to the powers-that-be at BBC America—that they ran the show's second season in its entirety, and will show its third (and final) season later this year.
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A slew of deals, including the largest ever European corporate bond (from AB InBev) and the first Additional Tier 1 issue from a European lender since mid-January (from UBS) proved popular with investors, in a welcome turnaround for the market.
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Recognized by some as "the first major scholarly effort in English to chronicle games and sports," Glig-Gamena Angel-Deod, Or, The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England proved popular at the time and was released in several editions.
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If Oracle Team USA or Artemis Racing win, a framework has been agreed among five of the teams for taking it through to the next event, once again in the high-octane foiling catamarans which have proved popular with sailors and broadcasters.
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Yingluck, whose government was ousted in a 2014 military coup, faces up to 10 years in prison if she is found guilty of negligence over her role in the scheme, which proved popular with rural voters but was a disaster for state coffers.
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The company, Japan's largest discounter, is known for stocking its stores floor-to-ceiling with an eclectic mix of products, from leopard-print rugs to designer goods, and has proved popular among Japanese shoppers and the growing numbers of tourist visiting Japan.
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This yawning spread in hospital rates will likely fuel the debate over Medicare-for-all proposals that would give the federal government authority to decide what to pay hospitals and that have proved popular with many Democratic voters on the presidential campaign trail.
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Dressed in a breezy stub-collared, pale blue shirt, khaki pants, with thick-rimmed glasses and sandals, Uno cuts a starkly different image from Widodo's running mate - a septuagenarian conservative Muslim cleric - and one that has proved popular with young voters and female voters.
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It's proved popular with users, with T-Mobile claiming video views on its network have "more than doubled" since the deal was introduced, but critics say it's creating a tiered internet service, with the Uncarrier given the unfair advantage of deciding who wins and who loses.
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But even before the debut of the Man of Steel in 1938, innovation came from Max Gaines, who was also Jewish, in 1933, when he had the idea to reprint newspaper comic strips, which proved popular for sales and inspired the creation of original comic books.
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It's proved popular with users, with T-Mobile claiming video views on its network have "more than doubled" since the deal was introduced, but critics say it's creating a tiered Internet service, with the Uncarrier given the unfair advantage of deciding who wins and who loses.
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Super League was launched with only a men's event and proved popular with athletes and fans as short-distance races, a shake-up to the traditional swim-bike-run order and new ideas such as an eliminator race gave the sport a new, and lucrative twist over a two-day competition.
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Agreements between some of our clients and the New York State Department of Financial Services ("NYSDFS"), proved popular enough that FBI Director Wray recently pointed to them as a model of "responsible encryption" that solves the problem of "going dark" without compromising robust encryption critical to our nation's business infrastructure.
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The approach has proved popular enough for bottles of Spreewood's Stork Club Rye Whiskey to sell out completely this year, though the barrel-strength sample offered on the distillery tour (25 euros) gives a hint of the appeal: a vanilla and gingerbread nose with peppery notes, as well as a bit of barnyard funk.
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Everything all of the timeOne of the main reasons RSS is so beloved of news gatherers is that it catches everything a site publishes—not just the articles that have proved popular with other users, not just the articles from today, not just the articles that happened to be tweeted out while you were actually staring at Twitter. Everything.
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