"He was not very popular then; his memory is very popular now," Trump told reporters.
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And the app has become very popular, and it ... It was very popular in China, right?
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"He wasn&apost very popular then, he certainly is, his memory is very popular now," he said.
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And while it seems like Alexa is suddenly everywhere, it makes perfect sense that Amazon would want to integrate its very popular personal assistant with its very popular cheap tablets.
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Trump: He wasn't very popular then — No, I'm not thinking about OJ. But he's not — only you could say OJ. But he was, look, he was not very popular then.
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One reason why GIF art and other forms of net art is not very popular in the black community could be because it's not very popular in black pop culture.
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"Bobby Knight would be very popular with Trump voters, but he's not very popular with people who actually graduated from IU -- that actually have a degree from Indiana University," said Parker.
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The turnout is great — she's a very popular person.
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Sharing this knowledge will make you very popular at parties.
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So I think that's become very popular with entrepreneurs today.
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That said, Donald Trump pinatas have proven very, very popular.
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And he wasn't very popular then — Reporter: Is it OJ?
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Going back earlier, Skippy was very Australian and very popular.
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I wore Rams jerseys when it was not very popular.
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The traditional rich fruit cake is not very popular now.
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"He is very popular at home," fellow South Carolina Sen.
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The shirts are also very popular among Mexican norteño musicians.
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In Austin alt country was a very popular mainstream thing.
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It is still very popular among certain groups of people.
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I think this will be very popular in high schools.
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"Empire is very popular in Africa," GLAAD's Ross Murray said.
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And most importantly, be careful with this very popular buzzword.
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And it hasn't yet turned out to be very popular.
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Benji: Overall, the veggie burgers... well, they weren't very popular.
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YouTube is very popular and relied on through the region.
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And I'm very; that's a great state, Arkansas, very popular.
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The Purple Pleasure sandwich is also very popular among customers.
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And that, I believe, is going to be very popular.
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The naked mole rat is not a very popular creature.
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I was ... KS: It was really ... It was very popular.
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These items are very popular in Toronto, where I live.
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It got very popular in Brazil and some other countries.
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Is that very popular with a lot on my side?
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"It's become very popular," said Hani Fathy, the café's manager.
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The dub track became very popular in the blues clubs.
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Snap blamed its recent app redesign, which wasn't very popular.
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Finally, and relatedly, Trump is still very popular with Republicans.
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Early voting itself, meanwhile, has gotten very popular very quickly.
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"She was very popular with a great personality," she said.
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"People say I'm not very popular among minorities," he said.
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Reality shows can be very popular and draw large audiences.
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"Dedicated homework areas are very, very popular," Ms. Bernstein said.
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The bear fund was very popular with individual Japanese speculators.
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Sheikh Wali used to be a very popular tourist destination.
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Drones have become very popular among terrorist and rebel groups.
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After all, the iPhone SE was a very popular device.
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"He has a very popular GoFundMe account," Sullivan points out.
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To be fair, it is also a very popular reality.
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People would argue No but then ... he is very popular.
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It's very popular in Britain or Canada, but not here.
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"We are very popular, users use us a lot," said Pichai.
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They'll make a beautiful match, and a very popular porn channel.
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These are simple, common sense reforms – and they are very popular.
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Blend tapes and mixtapes were very popular regionally at the time.
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From a public opinion standpoint, marijuana legalization has become very popular.
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Sometimes these can be very popular events, like the Reading Festival.
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So we end up with cocaine very popular in the 1980s.
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He is also very popular, and weirdly close to Donald Trump.
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But they have only become very popular in the past decade.
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She's very popular, but there are no primary sources about her.
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Which is fine... Fez was very popular on That '70s Show.
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They're very popular, because breathing in the alcohol fumes looks cool.
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"He's very popular in West Virginia," Manchin said about President Trump.
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They are very popular within the black community, and that's that.
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This one just happens to be very popular with the media.
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"Red is a very popular color for Chinese culture," she added.
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My god, Ed Sheeran is highly inoffensive and very, very popular.
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An especially boring American staple has become very popular: the fleece.
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"Green New Deal is very popular with the voters," she said.
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Some Chinese philosophical texts are already very popular in the West.
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The results are often very popular on the internet, where Mrs.
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"It's part of a very popular boho design trend," Hanisch said.
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He remains very popular among the people who voted for him.
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Apple's AirPods are very popular with iPhone and Android users alike.
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I can definitely see Pornhub's VR porn content becoming very popular.
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The Amsu necklace that Andi Dorfman wore was very popular. 4.
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By contrast, Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, was very popular among Spaniards.
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Despite using a strict license, MongoDB's software has become very popular.
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Your wine is very popular and not that easy to get.
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On the other hand, Amazon is fundamentally a very popular company.
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Unlike ObamaCare repeal votes, tax cuts are very popular with voters.
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HELOCs are very popular, but they recently lost a major benefit.
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This has become a very popular plotline over the past century.
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They're very popular, so I think that's a part of it.
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You know there's one that's very popular, it's oh like Asians.
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Up to that point, we were very popular in Sweden too.
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I think that's a very popular feeling in the West, yes.
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"Wineglass stains are very popular in our house," Ms. Devine said.
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Lionel Richie's "Hello" and anything by Celine Dion are very popular.
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Tether has also become a very popular way to buy Bitcoin.
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The district is near Buffalo, where sports metaphors are very popular.
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"Gymnastics is very popular in Europe, especially in Russia," she says.
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"Trump is a well-liked, very popular TV star," he said.
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Dual-SIM could prove very popular for users in these markets.
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I'm vegan, which is not a very popular lifestyle in Iran.
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But I will tell you that it's become very, very popular.
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But Donald Trump is also a very popular figure in Kentucky.
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Then people will listen because doomsday predictions are always very popular.
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"Young royals are very popular and old royals are very popular, but when you're in the middle ,approaching middle age and losing your hair, you have to work and be seen to work," Lacey told Reuters.
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Additionally, U.S. content is very popular in China, but also heavily regulated.
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In all, this is a very popular coat for very good reason.
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And also look, you can't separate that the Clintons weren't very popular.
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"She was very popular with the audience, it was an awesome experience."
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"That is a very popular thing with kids these days," said Smith.
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Among all the options, phone repair is becoming very popular, Shubat said.
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Elevation Lab's Anchor headphone mount is a very popular product on Amazon.
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This is exactly what two very popular indie games offer their players.
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It's also been very popular: one source described it as "printing money".
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I predict it will be very popular, at least for a while.
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"He's still very popular in the state," Lopez-Cantera said of Rubio.
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This was a very popular picture - taken at my mum's in France.
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It's the same argument, it's just ... But chess is not very popular.
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"A year ago, profitability was not a very popular topic," he said.
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"In Poland, this way of spending holidays was very popular," he says.
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"It's very popular with his little pals," a family friend told PEOPLE.
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Cash is still very popular in Switzerland, it is a cultural phenomenon.
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It is also a very popular pop culture icon in internet iconography.
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It seems that this concept is very popular with the Japanese. Yeah.
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Moringa is also very popular with another subset of people: nursing mothers.
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Robbie's now the world champion and Nate became very, very popular tonight.
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Amazon is taking over 20% off the very popular Pure Enrichment humidifiers.
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Since Trump's decision on Jerusalem, he has remained very popular in Israel.
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"Huawei's smartphones, smartwatches, and smart screens are very popular," Guo said Monday.
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They started trekking camps and talent shows, which have become very popular.
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"We think this will be a very popular photo op," he said.
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Soft cheeses like Brie and Camembert and feta, those are very popular.
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The CEOs of a very popular coffee brand are also very sweet.
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He's become very popular very fast by playing Fortnite on the service.
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"It's very popular in Italy; people go crazy for it," he said.
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Pigs are very popular; John Prescott of Eden East in Austin, Tex.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is not very popular at the moment.
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It was painted in the 63th century, and it is very popular.
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While those communities may be very popular, they aren't naturally occurring phenomena.
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Watching old movies used to be very popular at Antarctic research centers.
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She was very popular in Iran and the Iranian government supported her.
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She was very popular in Iran and the Iranian government supported her.
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Queso is very popular and has likely had good results with consumers.
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"Infrastructure is in my opinion very popular," the president said in April.
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So to be completely honest I wasn't very popular in middle school.
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But also becoming very popular with students such as hers at Yale.
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There is fear of Netanyahu still; he's very popular within the party.
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President Obama and his signature healthcare law are still very popular here.
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"The only shows making money are the very popular shows," Baschieri said.
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This is another ideology that is becoming very popular, it's another fad.
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That decision was "not very popular with our American colleagues," Ky said.
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Those pieces of the bill were always VERY popular, and remain so.
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We were like, &aposWell, she&aposs very popular with today&aposs youth.
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And the polling on it continues to show that it's very popular.
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" They said, "He's a very popular character, and we're a little concerned.
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As you're likely aware, the UK's Brexit deal is well, not very popular.
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Audience member: Idaho was a very popular place ... Kara Swisher: All right, okay.
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It's been "very, very popular," says Superior Seating director of sales Jane Petrillo.
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She probably will, but I think she should, I mean, she's very popular.
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But Instagram is allowed and very popular among Iran's youth and conservatives alike.
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Still very popular, Grybauskaite, 63, is not eligible to run after two terms.
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This is $30 off a very popular stand mixer from a reliable company.
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It's as if Apple knows AR is going to be very popular soon.
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A loud guy who holds very popular rallies, but still just a guy.
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Here's a sure way to make your tweet very, very popular: free money.
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Add-ons have proved very popular for investors already familiar with a credit.
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Despite its much lower profile, Fortnite was still very popular at this point.
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Johnny Depp is back for the fifth installment of this very popular franchise.
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Clinton was very popular as secretary of state—a 66 percent approval rating!
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I imagine that this one will be very popular with the hunting crowd.
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OF COURSE, "73%" OUT OF BRAZIL HAS BEEN VERY POPULAR AROUND THE WORLD.
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Trump is very popular with Republicans, who control the fate of these congressmen.
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Spotify invested in growing its own curated playlists, including the very popular RapCaviar.
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Roper's the landlord on Three's Company, a very popular show in the '70s.
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I just have a lot of respect for her, and she's very popular.
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None of this is to imply that Trump isn't very popular among Republicans.
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One very popular item in our tax code is the mortgage interest deduction.
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Among women, the tampon tax hasn't been very popular, to say the least.
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That is a very popular gay film that was made in the 70s.
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Even if it's become very popular outside of Japan, they aren't yet convinced.
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The Apprentice had just started its second season, and was still very popular.
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You've always been very popular, Aquarius, but today is all about private time.
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And it's very popular, proving again that there really are no bad ideas.
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But it could be, there's a small probability, it could become very popular.
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None of these votes are very popular with the modern-day Democratic base.
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He even tells us a very popular book-turned-movie inspired this track.
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"Online historically is not a very popular way to sell solar," she said.
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The [Warren] Buffett tax was a very popular idea, but it didn't pass.
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The average drink — the Aperol spritz is very popular here — costs 90 kuna.
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For starters, films based on video games usually aren't very popular with audiences.
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Roku is already a very popular set-top box platform and deservedly so.
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The US, and it's Mexico and Canada, USMCA, is a very popular deal.
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Loyalty is not a commodity that is very popular in Washington these days.
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It's made asylum "a very popular idea in Saudi Arabia," according to Nourah.
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And we've done some things that, as you know, have been very popular.
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Disappearing content is very popular, demonstrated by Facebook's success integrating Stories into Instagram.
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And so I've really liked seeing how talent shows became very popular again.
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"What's wrong with Green Bay's offense?" is a very popular question these days.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's "patient protection" provisions are very popular.
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It's important to remember that despite all the repression, Putin is very popular.
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"We need more discussion on this; it's very popular with youth," he said.
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You probably never heard of them before, but the Dolan twins are very popular.
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"The Philippines is a place where Tekken has always been very popular," said Murray.
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They were banana-pants from second-hand markets, which are very popular in Ukraine.
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They were kissing inside the restaurant, located inside the very popular Beverly Hills Hotel.
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It's a fascinating app that is very popular with middle schoolers and high schoolers.
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I have a new message that might not be very popular: Read the textbook.
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UberPOOL and Ola Share are very popular in the price sensitive market of India.
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The Wii U, the successor to the very popular Wii, is an absolute flop.
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His blog is also very popular in both pickup artist and men's rights communities.
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"To tell you the truth, I've made Ivana a very popular woman," he said.
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They're very popular, space is limited and admission is strictly first come, first served.
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She has a very popular president and first lady out there campaigning for her.
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Are the stars of one very popular, smooching-centric Netflix flick no longer kissing?
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Along with visiting hospitals, Norbert also spreads happiness through his very popular Instagram account.
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Please look at the political field... Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump are very popular.
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Valuable templates can be anything from resume templates (very popular) to blog post templates.
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She was very popular then, and fans have wanted to see her come back.
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A very popular Republican former state senator, raised a lot of money, looking good.
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In short, it likely will be a very popular and much-anticipated celestial event.
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"These companies by and large are very popular now, according to polling," he says.
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Manduka's high-density, closed-cell yoga mats are very popular, and usually very heavy.
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Russia is one of these few countries where local, social networks are very popular.
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The end result was that millions couldn't get access to very popular streaming apps.
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Soda, like many confectionary treats, is very popular in this part of the world.
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Oh, and he also just happens to be the very popular governor of Nevada.
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The in-app currency can be used for Line's very popular stickers, for instance.
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BlackBerry was very popular, Android wasn't quite popular and it started out really fragmented.
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Xiao said the cruises had been very popular with tickets hard to come by.
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I don't think the iPhone / Android Wear combo is very popular among everyday consumers.
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We write about the Kardashians because articles about them prove to be very popular.
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All of those are very popular and will benefit health over the long term.
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I think at the end of the day, you'll see this is very popular.
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Cryptocurrencies have become very popular over the past year as their values have skyrocketed.
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It's very popular, although that's in comparison to other forms of insurance for Americans.
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With his very popular Republican governor who's been maybe the bill's most prominent critic.
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Quinn is less staid that Wonder Woman but very popular in her own right.
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Shinzō Abe is not a very popular politician, but he keeps winning elections anyway.
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He stands out in a sport where body art is very popular with players.
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We have 24 members up and only 10 Democrats, but they're very popular incumbents.
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Putting that in the bill could be very popular among Republicans and Democrats alike.
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The word is getting around about that—it's new and very popular thing here.
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We're analyzing the rise of influencer marketing, which is very popular with our community.
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It's been very popular with some critics and roundly critiqued by others (including me).
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It fits no larger trend, other than football remaining very popular in the South.
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Chi-tan the otter is very popular recently, it does stunts all the time.
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Classmates told The Daily Mail that Farquharson was "quite a catch" and "very popular."
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Dance challenges — short 15-second pieces of choreography — are very popular on these apps.
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Can you predict a part of the country where the artist is very popular?
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I may put it in with something else because it's a very popular thing.
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TRUMP: The point, the point is that infrastructure is in my opinion very popular.
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Microsoft itself uses it to house Visual Studio Code, its very popular code editor.
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"Walter was very popular with guests and beloved by Zoo employees," the zoo said.
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That said, there's NO question he is very popular among Republican base voters. 603.
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"Art has become very popular now, and most museums need more space," he said.
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Menthol cigarettes are very popular, making up one-third of the total cigarette market.
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And since then, has started a very popular podcast called Stay Tuned with Preet.
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He also created a very popular series of invite-only networking retreats called The Lobby.
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A strapping teenage boy -- very popular with the girls -- nothing odd about him at all!
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There are already some very popular Indian YouTube channels that offer content aimed at kids.
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I had heard the term scrub here and there before, but it wasn't very popular.
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Whether the progressive grassroots like him or not, Schumer is very popular inside that room.
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Mark Warner- a former governor himself- is very popular and also endorsed Clinton early on.
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And, despite the fact that True has yet to post anything, it's already very popular.
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"People messaging businesses and businesses messaging back is going to become very popular," he said.
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Based in Italy, Ferrero makes chocolate-wrapped hazelnut sweets (very popular at ambassadors' parties, apparently).
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The deduction is very popular, but it benefits far fewer taxpayers than one might think.
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Photo: Fox Photos/Getty Images22005: A new innovation–canned beer–is rapidly becoming very popular.
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Your Nigella's Christmas cookbook was very popular, in part because it also features simple recipes.
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Still very popular, Grybauskaite, 63, was not eligible to run again after serving two terms.
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The #MeToo campaign has not been very popular in Afghanistan for a number of reasons.
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Being at 21745,22900 feet, the summit provides a spectacular—and very popular, ticket-controlled—view.
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A very popular gathering place for kids, this app has its own celebrities and culture.
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A firm favourite on Fridays is fish and chips, and curry is always very popular.
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Rilla: The reality is that this current genre of video is very popular right now.
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The EV trike is uncharted territory for them, but I think it'll be very popular.
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What began as a restaurant in an obscure corner of town quickly became very popular.
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"Jurors come in with biases, and Uber is very popular in San Francisco," she wrote.
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It's now very popular, he said, among the large number of Russian soldiers stationed nearby.
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Snap blamed the user decline on its recent redesign, which wasn't very popular with users.
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"Seems like Trump is very popular here especially after the terms of Obama," she added.
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Short videos are also very popular in China and livestreaming commerce taps into that trend.
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" But, he added, if the testing is successful, "I think it will be very popular.
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"I think it's going to pass and it's going to be very popular," Trump said.
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Germany got its first taste of Coke in 1929, where it soon proved very popular.
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It's a very popular day for weddings, and it's known as a night for romance.
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"Some of them are very popular and have tens of millions of installations," Xiao writes.
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They got very popular, and now their line is so long they can't manage it.
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Cruises are becoming very popular in China and will only grow in popularity from here.
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Trust us, having a pantry well-stocked with pink Starbursts will make you very popular.
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I know that's now become very popular in theory, but that's something I've always done.
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Sky Dancers were very popular for six years ... until they were recalled for being hazardous.
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My husband and I live overseas in a country where English classes are very popular.
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While Hydra is very popular in Russia, it is rarely discussed in western cryptomarket forums.
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Each gummy is 5 milligrams, a "very popular microdose for beginning edible consumers," he said.
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Meehan won his 2016 election by double digits but Trump was not very popular there.
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Jacque was a blond beauty and very popular, and Don accepted the invitation with enthusiasm.
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Sumo is very popular among women, who make up about half of most tournament audiences.
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But then, I'm not sure whether that's surprising or not — it's a very popular book.
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This year, the "long Europe" theme and trade has been very, very popular (and crowded).
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But the broader idea of putting our people first, our country first, is very popular.
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Trump's brand of populist nationalism may be illiberal, but it is also not very popular.
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ON THE SPORTS SIDE, FIRST OF ALL, LIVE SPORTS CONTINUE TO BE VERY, VERY POPULAR.
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We made advent calendars this year for the first time and they've been very popular.
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One simple, very popular response would be to improve the background checks for gun purchases.
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The Jitney, named after the slang for a nickel, was cheap, convenient and very popular.
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The idea of government efficiency became very popular in Roosevelt's short-lived Bull Moose Party.
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This has become a very popular idea in Silicon Valley for a number of reasons.
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The Equality Act and other proposals like it are very popular among the American public.
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"She's oddly very popular there and she is kind of like Paris Hilton," the friend shared.
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Bernie Sanders is still very popular, fills stadiums, unlike other people who wanted to be president.
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But humans caught them in excess (as well as Eevee's because they were very popular too).
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Its opening weekend earlier this month topped even those of the very popular Harry Potter movies.
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The middle ground is not a very popular place to be when it comes to Tesla.
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A very popular Reddit post from earlier this month lays out the case for the latter.
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Green pointers are very popular because they're much easier to see in classroom situations, he said.
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"I'm aware that I'm not very popular right now," Thiam told a banking conference in Zurich.
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Gerry: Well I know him well I mean with some people I mean he's very popular.
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Elon Musk, with all the mainstream attention surrounding his companies, has been a very popular target.
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Hundreds of Glossier stores, even though our two stores do incredibly well, and are very popular.
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Mark Kalinowski, an analyst at Nomura, agreed that Chipotle has historically been "very popular" with students.
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Right now the Model 3 is proving very popular and Tesla dominates overall U.S. EV sales.
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Then there's the fact that when a livestream is popular on YouTube, it's very, very popular.
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They were very popular in Colonial America and were consumed as far back as Ancient Rome.
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The campaign has been very popular with the Chinese public, but it has worried some elites.
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Suddenly edibles became very popular, especially with people new to cannabis who didn't want to smoke.
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Despite a decline in youth football participation over the past decade, the sport remains very popular.
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But carpool karaoke — a very popular segment on James Corden's Late Late Show — doesn't always work.
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This is a late-game defense card that was very popular in early Ramp Druid decks.
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Narrator: Data from 2018 showed that the iPhone 6s and 7 are still very popular phones.
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Though very popular now, organic food was a concept met with much skepticism at the time.
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It offers a good balance of cost and benefits that makes it a very popular choice.
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No surprise, gifs were very popular in summing up all the feels that surrounded this situation.
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Earlier this year, there was also a regular (and very popular) puzzle with a semordnilap theme.
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"It's very popular in countries that want—and not all do—transparency against corruption," Ilves says.
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Compromises and middle of the road solutions are less common and not very popular these days.
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While stars and angels are very popular options, there are plenty of other choices as well.
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Steve and Robin's Scoops Ahoy outfits from "Stranger Things" is a very popular look this year.
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She was always a great student and a very popular person no matter where she went.
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"Donald Trump's not very popular in North Carolina," said Dean Debnam, president of Public Policy Polling.
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So, for example, a very popular topic would be, can you build an autonomous-driving automobile?
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"Russian wine is not very popular because people don't know anything about it," Mr. Shvets said.
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Polyester brocade fabrics became very popular and affordable and therefore used a lot for costume design.
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"The novelty bags are very popular," says Erica Russo, Bloomingdale's fashion director of accessories and beauty.
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The virus in the suddenly very popular Matt Damon vehicle Contagion only killed 26 million people.
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It didn't prove very popular in the past, and it's obviously too late to get now.
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"But it has never happened in the summer, when the stream is very popular among tourists."
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Horsehair brushes are very popular in Spain, and high-quality examples typically hail from that country.
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"Toledo wasn&apost a very popular place — and I was acutely aware of that," he said.
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"To be honest, the red squirrels are very popular, whereas the grey are regarded as vermin."
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Mr. Putin has become very popular in Russia, particularly since his annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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"Our traders are very popular," said a source from one of the state oil trading companies.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "But it is true that Donald Trump is very popular in India, all right?
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It has a long battery life and a waterproof casing, and is very popular with reviewers.
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"Our children have been pushing us, and vegan has become very popular in France," she said.
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While I was there, I found out that the spa is very popular with the celebs.
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The United States just killed a very popular figure within powerful armed circles across the region.
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More than a year of historically calm markets made betting against volatility a very popular trade.
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"Word embeddings are very popular, especially when you don't have much data," De-Arteaga told Motherboard.
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But he is late to join the race and not very popular with Democratic primary voters.
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These kinds of earnings videos aren't very popular, though, probably because they aren't usually very exciting.
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I'm sure it's very popular with their base, but doesn't happen to be the right thing.
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Ivo Van Howe, the director, is very popular at the moment and you can see why.
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The show's very, very popular on Netflix, all over the place, so we would've definitely been interested.
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You can play a voice-enabled version of the very popular home console role playing video game.
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Expressing the idea that better technology education, especially for girls and minorities, is a very popular one.
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Intermittent fasting is very popular these days, but I started using it years ago almost by accident.
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That principle happens to be very popular: Polls suggest close to three-quarters of Americans support it.
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These were stories of chivalry and derring-do and they are very popular in the Arab world.
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Insurance technology is getting very popular among founders and investors, yet, as a category, is little understood.
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However, since releasing the list, many malicious web addresses anchored around very popular websites, such as amazon.
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Unfortunately, at least part of that success came from minors, with whom the device is very popular.
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She's the face of the administration, she runs Cabinet meetings and she has very popular radio programs.
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Apparently, yoga-themed porn is a very popular thing, a fact which Pornhub previously broke down here.
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I wasn't very popular with girls, so I'm not sure how much being rebellious would have helped.
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China, where the virtual-item business model is very popular, has already passed laws restricting their sale.
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Ryan Reynolds might have just made an enemy out of the very popular children's character, Paddington Bear.
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IVs are very popular among celebrities and models looking to get a glow before a major event.
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And Social Security, also very popular with the voters, has imposed higher tax rates over the years.
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We're told she went with a very popular strain called Amafu, which goes for $400 an ounce!
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Minecraft, in particular, has become very popular in schools, teaching kids about everything from architecture to coding.
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Starbucks' Seattle Roastery also started offering affogato to its customers last year, and it's reportedly very popular.
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"Modern Family is very popular in South America," thanks in part to the casting of Sofia Vergara.
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Reformers had been executed for less, but Luther was by now a very popular man throughout Europe.
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Israel was, to say the least, not very popular in Europe and certainly not at the WEF.
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In Missouri he is still very popular, as he is more and more all over the country.
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While cotton is very popular, you'll also find microfiber and other synthetics, flannel, and jersey duvet covers.
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"Amsterdam is very popular with tourists to the point where it's pretty overrun," said marketing manager, Michelle.
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"Thematic investing started growing very popular overall," Jacobs said in a phone interview with CNBC last week.
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Miranda added that as in the U.S., the King George III character is very popular in Britain.
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Despite an avalanche of negative press in 21625, parental choice in education remains very popular with voters.
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In a state like Mississippi, where Trump is very popular, certainly that's a good ally to have.
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"As soon as something becomes very popular, people will be tired of that and want the opposite."
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You know, he&aposs not popular with the general populace, but he&aposs very popular with Republicans.
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"They're very popular," Hansen told Reuters Health, citing the number of products for sale just on Amazon.com.
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"Private BDCs have become very popular and they don't need to worry about activist investors," Boehm said.
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Even though Muay Thai is very popular in Iran, professional Muay Thai, as a sport, doesn't exist.
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Very popular in beauty centers, the machine reproduces the rolling massage of physiotherapists used to reduce cellulite.
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It is, apparently, a very popular inking color and one that was suggested by a seventh grader.
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But such a proposal would also be potentially very popular among the country's not-as-ideological majority.
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Siri, Apple's virtual assistant that launched on iPhones in 2011, has never been a very popular name.
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If Carrier is a preview of what's to come, Trump could turn out to be very popular.
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He just needs to be very popular within his own party for congressional Republicans to fear him.
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It's the whole point of the very popular television program The Daily Show, which I co-created.
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So we gave it a go and it worked out very well and they are very popular.
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Socialism was very, very popular in the beginning of the 20th century, and it's made a comeback.
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Fintech has been a very popular area for venture investment, and this is particularly true in Europe.
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It is also very popular with a key demographic that is often overlooked by Silicon Valley: women.
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That's not a very popular concept to those who enjoy the benefits of great employer-based plans.
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They're also very popular, and not just with the young - older generations are increasingly using them also.
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The NFL is very popular and live sports have become immensely important as the TV ecosystem shrinks.
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And government health care programs turn out to be very popular, among both Democratic and Republican voters.
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This is the familiar "family with too much crazy going on" variety, a very popular dramatic cliché.
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Online courses and educational material have become very popular among students looking to complement their university education.
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But they do worry about a primary challenge — and Trump remains very popular among Republican primary voters.
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In the 19th century, the herbs black haw and black cohosh became very popular in North America.
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And in an unexpected twist, "Obamacare" — never very popular — seems to be rising in public opinion polls.
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It doesn't matter what publisher, if there's a black character and it's well done, it's very popular.
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"We've been very popular among security professionals and I.T. folks," said Amber Gott, a marketing manager for LastPass.
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Fairly new to the music scene, Ezi is adding her own flavour to the very popular afrobeat scene.
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" Sam and Alex told me that their cutty bangs are very popular—"the customers love [them] so much.
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And that is very popular among -- WALLACE (on camera): I was going to say, I figure you won.
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These singers are currently very popular in India thanks in part to their musical involvement in Bollywood films.
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"Thankfully, this industry is very popular so we hope that there will be interest from regulators," he said.
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C- Jay Inslee He had two very popular answers about the goodness of unions and badness of Trump.
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The agency was also behind the very popular video "10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman."
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Then there's the merch: T-shirts, sweatshirts, blankets, hats and the very popular plush toy version of April.
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"This book, which was very popular in its day, shouldn't be read as pure smut," Ms. Viljoen said.
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As the following YouTube video with a cool half million views suggests, it's also very popular supercut material.
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Last Snap earnings, CEO Evan Spiegel discussed the company's big app redesign, which wasn't very popular with users.
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The Chainsmokers literally invented the emotion "paris," for the purpose of this soon-to-be-very-popular song.
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That first video in 2017 became very popular, and it was being shared around as a meme video.
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The image is very popular on right wing news sites, though it's unclear who first created the graphic.
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They're very popular, the ones where they put it in and you get it out with the combination.
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We've been doing the Peach Smoothie since 2004, but it's gotten very popular in the last few years.
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The broader concern for merchants is that Amazon is slowly eliminating the very popular practice of retail arbitrage.
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This is despite some fairly decent, yet ultimately not very popular, Android tablet offerings from Huawei and Samsung.
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One very popular Broadway musical is heading to television, and Ariana Grande will help deliver its iconic numbers.
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"It is something to consider because he is very popular," Jeb Bush said Tuesday morning on Fox News.
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So the Powerbeats Pro are aren't just a truly wireless version of the very popular Powerbeats 3 earbuds.
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It's not very popular with voters, and so far, it hasn't gotten much attention in 22011 midterm campaigns.
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For instance, games are very popular in China and revenue from games doubled from 2014, the report found.
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She's very popular in her home state and has a background in law enforcement as a county prosecutor.
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I've recently had the opportunity to indulge in a few lengthy conversations with some very popular conservative figures.
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There is just one problem — all of the biggest tax breaks are very popular and have powerful constituencies.
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Sogou has particularly benefited from being the default search engine of China's very popular social messaging service, WeChat.
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This vision was very popular with ordinary Kurds, which made the H.D.P. a real political threat to Erdogan.
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With Google+ and Reader, for example, Google has killed two very popular services that served important cultural roles.
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Holding weekly scheduled sales that proved to be very popular, she quickly built a Facebook following of 100,000.
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It's true that Biden is very popular, leading the potential Democratic field by as many as 20 points.
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But is this really how we want to pick a nominee—by insulting a very popular former president?
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Gone is Sprite Zero, which sources said is not a great loss, as it was not very popular.
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In fact, in recent years, this approach in the US aviation industry is deemed to be very popular.
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It may be early in the season but mulled wine has been proving very popular at Peg + Patriot.
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Leo is a very popular, glamorous energy, and a lot of this will rub off on you today.
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Puig, the gold medal winner at the 2016 Olympics, grew up in Miami and is very popular here.
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He presented these in a variety of educational films which were very popular with cinemagoers of the time.
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"He is still very popular because there is still a class and race divide in Brazil," Roett said.
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There's a reason for all of this: Poll after poll has found that marijuana legalization is very popular.
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Larry Bucshon asked Zuckerberg about a very popular conspiracy theory, that Facebook listens to people through their microphone.
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"Just being a rapper in Cuba is an underground pursuit because reggaeton is very popular," Ms. Cromwell said.
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The mandate to cover birth control is also very popular; 68 percent of people say they support it.
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It was pushed to companies using the update mechanism of a very popular piece of Ukrainian accounting software.
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It's how one of Mario Maker's most popular streamers, GrandPOOBear, has a very popular level deleted without explanation.
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The late-harvest chenin blanc, which our guide said was very popular, was like sipping sugar-sweetened honey.
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And you don't even have to go inside: the cafe's outdoor seating is very popular, though it's expensive.
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The program, which was very popular, was initially limited to in-person dining but later extended to delivery.
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In the 28500s, chlorofluorocarbon gases (CFCs) became very popular for use as spray-can propellants, refrigerants and solvents.
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Before vaccines became available, the parties used to be very popular for diseases such as chickenpox or measles.
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"Rouhani is still very popular, and he is in a very strong position," said one analyst, Saeed Leylaz.
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You're on Twitter, you have a very popular Facebook page — what do you like most about new media?
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Debbie Dingell is the widow of a World War II veteran, longtime congressman John Dingell, who's very popular.
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Of course, those are two very popular elements of the law that Republicans wouldn't dream of killing anyway.
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Donald Trump: In any event, I expect this pardon will be a very popular one with the media.
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The "lone ranger" hero missionary story is VERY popular among Christians, while being very unhelpful as an example.
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"It's partly an effort to cement leadership around climate change, which is politically very popular," Professor Victor added.
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The inspiration for Momo came from the previous year's Doodle, which featured a very popular but unnamed cat.
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Republicans aren't telling the truth about their position because their actual position, it turns out, isn't very popular.
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"It became a very popular name, and I tend to shy away (from widely-owned companies)," he said.
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"I'd have to say fake college has made me very popular amongst my friends from real college," she says.
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It's very popular with 20-somethings as a way to meet new people for casual or long-term relationships.
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Travel mugs are very popular for tea and coffee drinkers because they can keep your drinks warm for hours.
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With names like Magic, Alfred, and Operator, these companies seem very popular with venture capitalists but otherwise largely irrelevant.
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Turning your Tinder match's name into a pun has become a very popular opening line on the dating app.
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The latest nearly irresistible trip involves a very popular destination and an exotic spot to visit: London and Iceland.
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The difference was largely attributable to "weak international currencies, and very popular mid-tier and entry offerings," Maestri said.
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The comparison to railroads is really interesting because it was a very popular comparison during the net neutrality fight.
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The compact canines are apparently very popular, and frequently sell for about 2500 euros ($2800) each, The Telegraph reported.
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The upshot is naked people falling out of the sky in Mexico City, a very popular destination these days.
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They are very popular in the northeastern United States, but I don't know whether they are national or international.
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Among those who are very conservative and can be classified as potential Republicans, Trump remains a very popular president.
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PiS is very popular, largely because of its generous welfare policies, including a lavish monthly child benefit it introduced.
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We knew the mobile phone would be very popular, and so we were doing what was called Windows Mobile.
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He's reportedly not very popular in the Metropolitan Detention Center, and has advised people to "avoid" jail if possible.
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IMAX and 3D showings are very popular internationally and come with a much higher ticket price than traditional showings.
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I don't think that would either be wise or very popular," Frank said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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There's nothing out of the ordinary about a celebrity getting a haircut — in fact, it's a very popular subject.
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Firecrackers, dangerous but very popular in the Philippines, are outlawed, a policy Duterte promises to enforce nationwide next year.
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For decades, traditional pension plans were very popular, allowing retirees to combine lifetime pension checks with Social Security benefits.
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DeezerDeezer isn't very popular in the US, but the service has more than 6 million users across the globe.
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Many of you who are listening to this know what "American Gods" is because it's a very popular book.
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One very popular trade in this category used to be tom/next — buying tomorrow and selling the day after.
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Lyft's expecting this is to be very popular, so it's also wrapping Toyota Highlanders to look like the car.
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The vocal samples have also been very popular on the platform—they help give your song an organic feel.
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The visits underscore the campaign's strategy to highlight the Bush family name, which is very popular in South Carolina.
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It was actually just something that grandmothers in nursing homes ate, so the sandwich wasn't very popular at all.
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"Being from California, avocado toast is very popular in our house, we have it almost every morning," Thiessen says.
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"It's become very popular, especially here in Phnom Penh" says Pheakadey, who owns one of the alley's dog joints.
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This song, off of Clan of Xymox's second album, Medusa, is, I swear, very popular among bat cave denizens.
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But how do you think crowdfunding itself has changed since it started getting very popular about ten years ago?
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Casey Newton: Very popular in China, and then there was a similar app in the United States called Musical.ly.
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Recreational weed is proving to be very popular in Canada—so popular that we're already experiencing massive product shortages.
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"Partly that's because he's not very popular, his numbers don't give Republicans confidence that they can defend," Fleischer said.
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TV's "Rising," Ojeda said it's not that he always agrees with Trump, who remains very popular in West Virginia.
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It was a very popular database back in the day, back before enterprises were running madly to cloud computing.
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During Google's Pixel event today, Google announced the Chromecast Ultra, a 4K version of its very popular streaming device.
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"They want Putin to be seen as very popular and not stealing elections," said Abbas Gallyamov, a political scientist.
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That color is not very popular right now, and we recommended they repaint in a light beige or grey.
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Italy and Croatia are very popular, and as a result, their beaches have become very crowded in recent years.
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Hua also referenced "Dying to Survive," calling it "a very popular film" when asked about India-manufactured cancer drugs.
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Vampire stories are still very popular, but vampires possess certain qualities that are rather unappealing for a woke world.
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For example, free trade is just not very popular, and Americans are not that keen on alliances with foreigners.
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Danforth Avenue is lined with busy restaurants and bars with patios that are very popular during the summer months.
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"It's very popular among the surrogate community in the UK as a pregnancy and conception hack," she wrote MUNCHIES.
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They are seldom very popular with juries but their testimony typically overcomes the distaste most jurors have for them.
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In a tweet, Trump said Democrats "want a SHUTDOWN" to "distract from the very popular, just passed" tax bill.
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Those very popular dishes are popular for a reason: They tend to be items that intimidate the home cook.
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One of the quirkier phenomenons happening right now in Page is that the word "Antelope" has become very popular.
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But Obama is very popular; people openly campaigning that anti-Biden equals anti-Obama would be a political disaster.
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As long as Trump defines his presidency through symbolic actions (like the Carrier deal), he could be very popular.
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They all work under Clay Bavor, the very popular product manager and newly anointed VP for Google's VR efforts.
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"Cholaki" is a very popular song about a young man who loves a woman who doesn't love him back.
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The idea of defending South Korea isn't very popular in Japan, especially among people who identify as liberal pacifists.
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Inventive earnings calculations, while more prevalent today, were very popular in the lead-up to the dot-com crash.
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"He has always been very popular around the team, whether he was driving for us or not," Rahal said.
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On the one hand, he's very popular in parts of Iran as the guy who protected Iran from ISIS.
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It might not be hot in southern Alaska, but it is very popular with tourists — straining its delicate ecosystem.
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Now I am very popular in the USA, but I didn't want to find (it in) such a way.
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From a broken window blind to Meghan Markle&aposs wedding veil, CVS receipts have inspired some very popular memes.
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But it's all buoyed by one fact: Marijuana legalization is very popular nationwide, according to the most recent polls.
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Jimmy Ly: Snails is very, very popular in Vietnam, and people just eat snails and drink beer all day.
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But he was not very popular for various reasons, among them his imposing rules and discipline that rankled veterans.
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Part of the issue with de Blasio is that, to put it frankly, he's not a very popular guy.
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Unsurprisingly, unlimited data plans are very popular, as consumers spend more time and complete more activities on their phones.
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Kennedy was going to ride in the open car with Cooper because up in Dallas he wasn't very popular.
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As for the wider Arab response, the United States is just not very popular or trusted in the region.
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Froogle was, initially, a cool project which turned out to be very popular when it was displayed on Labs.
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There's a reggae legend called Raskimono who came by, and some other very popular artists were there to support.
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"It's very popular to talk about Vine on Twitter these days, which comes with a lot of irony," Spencer says.
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While Nintendo has been silent on VR to date, Sony's Playstation VR headset will be very popular in its homeland.
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Pixar's new movie Coco is heartwarming, gorgeous, and—based on its $71 million opening weekend in the US—very popular.
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It's not very popular, and quite rare, but according to Don Carnitas, there are people that only eat penis tacos.
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This would eliminate the health care law's groundbreaking and very popular protections for those with less-than-perfect medical histories.
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PayPal is also the owner of Venmo, a peer-to-peer mobile payments app that is very popular with Millennials.
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"Streaming is very popular right now, and it's more popular than ever," Roku CEO Anthony Wood told the host Wednesday.
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Today, the Lambs have 700 locations In 46 states including a few in Hawaii, where shaved ice is very popular.
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In 2016, Snapchat's geofilters, which let voters add graphics to their photos at campaign events, became very popular among candidates.
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Feature phones are still very popular in emerging markets, and it makes sense for Microsoft to stay in the game.
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In fact, one very popular theory posits that Charlotte Hale, played by Tessa Thompson, is Maeve's daughter all-grown-up.
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When he walked into the committee room, he was suddenly very popular with colleagues on both sides of the issue.
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Tinder becomes the top-grossing, non-game app in Q1 2019, ending Netflix's reign Tinder is a very popular app!
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She just won an election with a tremendous majority and she really — she's become very, very popular in New York.
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And because it's for Japan, it's also able to send and receive messages from the very popular messaging service Line.
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The open source activity around TensorFlow has helped the framework gain prominence and become very popular with machine learning developers.
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Kimber Lockhart, One Medical's chief technology officer, said these group experiences have proven very popular in tests at various clinics.
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This has spread beyond the actual game as well; the new teams aren't just playing well, they're becoming very popular.
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The mandate proposed by Ivanka isn't very popular among Republicans, but has captured support from some, including from Awkward Rubio.
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He appeared to be past all that on Monday night's season premiere, where he was very popular with the ladies.
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We've done a lot of softer densification — secondary suites, laneway homes, those types of things — and they've been very popular.
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But while Lula himself is still very popular in Brazil, his handpicked successor Fernando Haddad was soundly defeated by Bolsonaro.
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I grew up in a part of California where Trump's politics and his particular kind of persona are very popular.
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Though AirPods are very popular in North America, the report claims Apple's wireless earbuds didn't perform as well in Europe.
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It was a very popular beer, particularly in the 70s—a lot of movie stars were seen with Coors beers.
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She was a very popular comedian who was in the public eye, and a lot of people wouldn't believe it.
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At the time, tattoos of insects were very popular, so I had the artist ink a tarantula on my shoulder.
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At the time, Gillespie says, colors like orange and lime were very popular, so they decided to stick with orange.
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Also, we obtained full scripts and cast list of your (and our) very popular TV series; Game of thrones S7.
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It gave important primary victories to Bush's father and brother, and George W. Bush remains very popular among Republicans here.
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Obama's national poll numbers are terrible, but he is still very popular among activist Democrats likely to vote in primaries.
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Although feature phones are quickly disappearing from developed markets, they are still very popular in developing regions such as India.
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Unsecure open borders Another radical position now very popular on the left is open borders and amnesty for illegal immigrants.
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That makes it easy to run as a Usenet command, which made it very popular in the early chatroom days!
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This doesn't make her very popular with the aforementioned GOP establishment, which still has to repair its rift with Trump.
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Spotify's Discover Weekly playlists, and more broadly it's "Browse" section, are very well designed, and for this reason very popular.
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She is a YouTuber and singer very popular with young children due to her signature bows and colorful dress sense.
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Clinton was clobbered by Bernie Sanders among young voters in the Democratic primaries and isn't very popular with this cohort.
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Dependable, versatile, and attractive, stainless steel cookware is very popular in the kitchen — but not all pieces are constructed equally.
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It was the workplace equivalent of asking for more homework, which I also did, and also made me very popular.
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I was very popular with my students because I performed a magic trick at the end of classes every Friday.
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In 2012, Juanita upped the ante by throwing the first of a very popular dining series, The Naked Dinner Party.
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I'll never forget the time I queued somebody up to sing Toto's "Africa" (a very popular song, I might add).
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Moreover, he's threatening to shut down the government over a key campaign promise that remains very popular with his base.
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Of course that's Obama's home state — very popular there — so people there did not want to say to Trump, 'Aloha.
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But I remembered growing up in Minnesota that it was a very popular sport and it was very widely accepted.
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And his political persona is the former vice president to the very popular Barack Obama, not a Stone Age senator.
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I moved to Pocatello, Idaho, (a place where guns are very popular) from St. Louis, Mo., about eight years ago.
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I'll give you one example, I tried cryotherapy in an episode, and as you probably know, it's become very popular.
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For these reasons, it has never been very popular with tourists — or with natives — but I live by its rhythms.
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BEFORE: Berlin's most famous landmark, the Brandenburg Gate, is usually a very popular meeting point for locals and tourists alike.
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The idea of a "generic Democratic candidate" is still very popular when held up against Trump in any given poll.
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So one of the...one example, it is very popular belief in South Africa that electricity should be free. Right?
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It's almost like they're reading from a prepared script.... It's worth noting: Nissin's Cup Noodles are very popular in Japan.
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A. muscaria was very popular as an intoxicant among Siberian tribes, possibly holding religious significance because of its psychoactive properties.
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In 2019, for example, plant-based foods became very popular, and Gulli said there's a growing interest in Mediterranean food.
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The problem is that Amazon chose a very popular name for its artificially intelligent machine with a woman&aposs voice.
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They are both very popular among meme makers because they are a symbol of what we think has been missing.
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"Congressman Jeff Van Drew is very popular in our great and very united Republican Party," Trump tweeted earlier this week.
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The alleged hack shows that security online is never guaranteed, even on this very popular Facebook-owned encrypted messaging app.
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The new designs were very popular, and in 1938 Gucci opened a luxuriously appointed boutique on Via Condotti, in Rome.
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Streamlabs makes software for broadcasting live on sites like Twitch and Mixer; it's very popular because it's easy to use.
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Gaming peripherals manufacturer Corsair has acquired Scuf Gaming, which makes a very popular line of high-end e-sports controllers.
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"Congressman Jeff Van Drew is very popular in our great and very united Republican Party," Trump wrote online after midnight.
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Support of universal background checks on gun sales is very popular, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released last week.
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Unfortunately for Corbyn, Dugher is very popular among Labour MPs and his dismissal was met with an outpouring of dismay.
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These alcoholic beverages were very popular and important for the holy act of blót, a Norse sacrifice to the gods.
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On Sunday, the fourth episode was shared on the very popular r/videos sub, where it was upvoted over 25,000 times.
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Below are 11 very popular 2016 albums and songs, paired with slightly lesser-known (but highly recommended) analogues from this year.
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In Lang's perspective, Tilly's has suddenly become very popular on Wall Street and has rallied hard in the past two weeks.
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Its style, with all the letters having big bottoms, is Art Nouveau, and was very popular when the alphabet first appeared.
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"She's oddly very popular there and she is kind of like Paris Hilton," the friend added of Lohan's life in Dubai.
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Lake Bled is a very popular destination in the summer, but there is still much to do during the off-season.
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Not something you see in the movies, but in real life flip flops are very popular in the special operations world.
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"She's become a very, very popular first lady," the president said, later mouthing the words "good job" to his wife. Mrs.
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"She is still very popular in Germany and abroad; her popularity ratings are still high," David-Wilp told me on Monday.
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"You're running against somebody who's known by everybody, whose husband was very popular in the African American community," he went on.
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A Snapchat filter is an easy way to ensure the Uber logo is featured prominently on a very popular social platform.
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The most expensive watches are definitely Swiss-made, with a few exceptions like Swatch, which are very popular and very affordable.
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A handful of these viral videos were from very popular digital stars including Joey Graceffa, Ingrid Nilsen and the Rhodes Bros.
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And a lot of incumbents, if they're doing their job right, are going to be very popular in their blue districts.
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He's up for reelection in 2018 in a swing state with a very popular Republican governor who opposes the Senate bill.
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If you drill into the narratives that are very popular in each of these groups, they're actually not all that different.
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Alas, neither he nor Congress, where the out-of-sight, out-of-mind killing tool is very popular, seem to care.
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GitHub is a large code repository that has become very popular with developers and companies hosting entire projects, documentation, and code.
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GitHub is a large code repository that has become very popular with developers and companies to host projects, documentation, and code.
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That's a risk-based assessment, which is not very popular in North America, but it's another way to look at it.
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" Weeks had also said that whether people buy the costume from the store or not, it'll be "very popular this year.
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Steve Ells, the company's founder and co-CEO, called the new menu item "very popular" and a "favorite protein" of customers.
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But the Switch has managed to stand out because it serves a very distinct — and it turns out very popular — function.
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"She's oddly very popular there and she is kind of like Paris Hilton," the friend said of Lohan's life in Dubai.
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As Donald Trump inches closer to the nomination, it's clear that he's very popular with a certain type of white voter.
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The very popular Baker, whom even most Democrats approve of, faces Democrat Jay Gonzalez, a former state official under ex-Gov.
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For many of us in transition, silicone—any of these procedures for the elders in our community—it is very popular.
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Expect her to stress her affinities with President Barack Obama, who is very popular nationwide but especially popular with young people.
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"She's oddly very popular there and she is kind of like Paris Hilton," the friend says of Lohan's life in Dubai.
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Korean television is very popular throughout Asia despite the fact that many cannot understand the language, and so rely on subtitles.
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The project became very popular with the Army and the machines were heavily used in Army installations during the early 21994s.
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The soda in question is actually a flavor of Fanta that's not available stateside, but is very popular across the Pacific.
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Sort of like this: That scene doesn't strike me as very realistic, even with the Boom being a very popular speaker.
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Another factor, some sociologists argue, is Turkish soap operas, which are very popular and often depict men treating their wives romantically.
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"They told me he was a very lovely person, a very sweet person, very chilled out, very popular," Gifford told VICE.
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And since this potentially habitable planet is so close to us, it's going to be a very popular target for astronomers.
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"It wasn't yet very popular but the little info there was made it sound like something I might like," he wrote.
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But since 2011, the Ranger nameplate has had the unique characteristic of being absent here but very popular nearly everywhere else.
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"It's a very popular program, and overwhelmingly consumers benefit from it," said Mallory Duncan, general counsel at the National Retail Federation.
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The DBCFT offset has already sparked a savage pushback, and the remaining pay-fors include zeroing out very popular itemized deductions.
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Blitzchung, whose real name is Chung Ng Wai, is a grandmaster-level player in "Hearthstone," Blizzard's very popular digital card game.
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This very popular shower caddy is also recommended by Wirecutter in its college supplies guide, and Amazon buyers love it, too.
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We've become very popular for some of the B2C brands on our platform, like Allbirds and Kylie Jenner and the such.
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So it starts with Basic Shopify, which is a very popular plan that a lot of our merchants are actively using.
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Gillespie is a solid candidate who in 2014 almost beat a very popular incumbent U.S. senator riding an anti-Obama tide.
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And modular construction has become very popular throughout Asia and Australia, although few of the buildings are more than 20 stories.
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Along those same lines, ASMR videos that advertise falling asleep quickly, or within a certain time period, are also very popular.
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In her very popular "Big Little Lies," she used them to good effect, even though the book revolved around a kindergarten.
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Nate I don't know how much to read into Trump's struggle in Ohio in the primary against a very popular incumbent.
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Show-business blogs and sites are very popular in China, especially those which regularly produce muckraking reports on celebrities' private lives.
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"Net neutrality is slightly easier because it's become a cause célèbre, it's very popular," said Katharine Trendacosta, policy analyst at EFF.
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As we discussed, Venus in Aquarius bringing you blessings in your career and your reputation—you're very popular right now, Taurus!
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From what they've told me it was very, very popular and was always packed every weekend, but I never went myself.
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There is a very popular conspiracy theory that claims their debut album is about a same-sex relationship culminating in murder.
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On the inside, the music theaters were very popular with all groups, as were live bands, karaoke, discos, and the casino.
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Acqua di Parma, Chinotto di Liguria The acerbic chinotto orange is not very popular outside of Italy, but it should be.
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What do you think about the American pizza scene over the last ten years, with places like Roberta's becoming very popular?
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Companies piggybacked on Facebook's huge user base to build some very popular (if spammy) apps and games, such as Zynga's FarmVille.
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"When they became very popular, the wing was almost a byproduct, so the restaurants could get them very cheaply," Super said.
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Before he landed in New York, Gíslason lived in Reykjavik, where he still owns several very popular new Nordic cuisine restaurants.
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The deficit fell, Greenspan delivered growth-supportive monetary policy, the economy boomed, and Clinton was very popular by the late 1990s.
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"It's very popular to strike at Serbia," said Agron Bajrami, the editor of Koha Ditore, one of Kosovo's largest daily newspapers.
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The move effectively ended competition from rival game-maker 2K Sports, which makes the very popular "NBA 2K" games every year.
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Do you want a very popular, self-proclaimed socialist or a popular mainstream Democrat running at the top of the ticket?
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After all, Barack Obama was very popular around the world, but that didn't magically make all forms of international cooperation better.
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If I had not disclosed any of this information, you may have believed that I was a very popular poet person.
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Carlson has become an increasingly influential voice for anti-interventionism on the right and is very popular among the Trump base.
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How-to posts are also very popular, if you have a particular skill or area in which you can teach others.
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"Many advisors use iShares core ETFs as building blocks, whereas Vanguard remains very popular among 'do-it-yourself' investors," Mishra said.
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Democrats will be able to filibuster the repeal of these very popular provisions, which cannot be done through the budget process.
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Now, Bishop still won -- thanks to increased performance in the more rural parts of the district where Trump remains very popular.
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"I can see it getting very popular," added Ho, winner of the 5km race at last year's world championships in Kazan.
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He has been up there for two days and is now very, very popular, with #ManinTree T-shirts now on sale.
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After all, the death penalty has long stood for the ultimate in punishment, and it has been very popular for decades.
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The White House has said Obama, who is very popular among Democrats, will play a unifying role on the campaign trail.
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At the same time, even a moderately unpopular Trump remains very popular in the GOP strongholds of Appalachia and the Great Plains.
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Insisting on a pure single-payer solution, which many on the left has turned into a litmus test, doesn't seem very popular.
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"Dubai is very popular for EB-5 because it's actually a culmination of many different people from many different nationalities," said Zamanian.
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It's no secret that rainbow-colored food has been very popular lately, with everybody trying to tie-dye their food and drinks.
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I wrote a book called Crushing The Microstakes [in 2011] that became very popular, and it just kind of went from there.
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The truth is much simpler: the Clinton administration signed DOMA and backed "tough on crime" policies because that stuff was very popular.
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This seems like a variation on the "greatest weakness" question: "What _________ would you be?" is a very popular genre of interview question.
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But the second, and more important, thorn in Samsung's side is that the Korean manufacturer is just not very popular in China.
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"Streaming is very popular right now, and it's more popular than ever," Roku CEO Anthony Wood told the "Mad Money" host Wednesday.
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There are some shipwrecks in there, and the area is a very popular feeding ground for humpback and right whales, he says.
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I could have gone to Russia, where the very popular President Vladimir Putin has expressed admiration for Trump -- and Trump has reciprocated.
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Banner ads are still very popular and they're still very effective, but they … Charlie Rose:… But mobile is where the action is.
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He asked me if I fancied going to Padella (a very popular, very delicious pasta restaurant in London) with him that week.
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And at that time, it wasn't very popular for families to seek out medical conditions for what they thought were behavior issues.
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" Her Daily Dose"Essences like AMOREPACIFIC Vintage Single Extract Essence are very popular in the K-beauty world — and for good reason.
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Harmon's statement acknowledges the power and influence he now wields as the creator of a very popular show with a rabid fanbase.
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"Trump is very popular with the (Chinese) military," said a Chinese official with ties to the military, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Take SCP-582, which is strongly based off the very popular Slender Man creature that came from 4chan in the early 2010s.
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Billieux cited a patient who compared the rush he gets playing Fortnite, a very popular online multiplayer game, to his experiences skydiving.
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" Ross more than understands the significance of the nomination for her role as Rainbow Johnson on ABC's very popular sitcom, "black-ish.
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By the 1950s, marijuana is mostly in urban centers and the cultural avant-garde, and it's very popular with artists and writers.
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The Pocophone F1 is priced and specced competitively with the OnePlus 6, which has been very popular in India since its release.
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Corelle Brands, parent company of Pyrex among others, is planning to merge with Instant Brands, maker of the very popular Instant Pot.
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Luckily, she says, Tucson is very popular at the time of year, so she's been getting lots of inquiries about her listing.
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The YouTube Partner Program was first created in 2007 as a way for producers of very popular content to monetize their videos.
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Though Google News is very popular on desktop, its app has long felt like an afterthought (and a clunky one at that).
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We expect the two together will be very popular with our customers this holiday season with iPhone 8 being a major contributor.
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She has developed like 40 different recipes for slime and she became very popular in school because it's not easy to make.
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This is a very popular tourist spot in Barcelona, filled with pedestrians there to see the sights, shop and stop to eat.
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The original emojis, designed by developer Shigetaka Kurita, proved very popular in Japan, and the rest of the world soon caught on.
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Obamacare's minimum coverage requirements made those plans obsolete, even though they were often very popular with healthier, younger, and lower income people.
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El Rincón del Cervecero Sample some of the best craft beers made in Spain at this new (and very popular) beer bar.
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It would allow states to opt out of two very popular and important Obamacare requirements outlined below, but a spokesperson for Rep.
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Some of the texts are indeed very popular, but one of my concerns is that they're often read according to our stereotypes.
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Whether it is seen as a cultural festival, a spiritual event or both, Christmas is still very popular in the United States.
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Ms. Warren has since emerged as a very popular figure in the Democratic Party and a fierce advocate for the middle class.
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Blitzchung, whose real name is Chung Ng Wai, is a grand-master-level player in "Hearthstone," Blizzard's very popular digital card game.
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Jailbreaks were once very popular among iPhone owners that wanted to customize their phones more freely outside of Apple's rules and restrictions.
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The second attraction is inspired by the very popular "Frozen" attraction that's currently operating at Walt Disney World's Epcot, "Frozen Ever After."
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But it has proved very popular in the Philippines, where residents say the killing of crime suspects has made the streets safer.
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"I could make a post to a very popular Reddit community that Slack users around the world are subscribed to," Wells said.
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"Alright, alright," he conceded, and finally began his introduction: "This is a very popular—" but the crowd's shouting and outbursts wouldn't die.
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There is an "apache dance" [in which the partners seem to be brawling], a form that was very popular in the 1920s.
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"It's become very popular," he said of the meditation class, which was meant to have a limited run, but is now ongoing.
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Milana Perepyolkina, Salt Lake City, Utah (of Russian and Gypsy descent) The use of herbal teas in Russian culture is very popular.
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CN: Of course, this is a very popular urban legend, and I guarantee that just by ... Explain it, explain what people think.
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"Up to now, turf races are very popular," he said while attending the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Churchill Downs this month.
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The bait is used to catch piracatinga catfish—a bottom-feeding species that is, for some inexplicable reason, very popular and profitable.
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However, Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka, who is very popular in China, did not accompany her father, to the disappointment of fans.
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Mr. Bair said that the local news stations are very popular and "create a higher level of retention" for the cable service.
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The Braun ThermoScan is very popular among parents, providing quick and reliable readings on par with the Exergen when fever is present.
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"Black wheels, very popular," said Matt Edmonds, executive vice president of the Tire Rack, one of the nation's largest aftermarket wheel retailers.
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" Conway continued, "I think that when Hollywood and singers and all go political, it sounds in the moment like it's very popular.
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Biden's standing in this poll confirms that he remains very popular among core Democratic party constituencies, particularly African Americans and older Americans.
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Eisenhower, a very popular first lady, deal with the requests — 75 a day, according to one account — that she received for appointments.
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OLED TVs have become very popular among home theater enthusiasts over the past few years, and it&aposs easy to see why.
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He was a household name, and very popular even before he went on to occupy the highest office in this great country.
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He's very very popular with the employees and I actually think his pay was very very reasonable in light of the results.
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Self-installed home security systems have become very popular in recent years, with companies such as Ring and SimpliSafe leading the market.
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He's not very popular and the way to become more popular is to become less political and more involved in his agenda.
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That makes the Nest Wifi, like the Google Wifi before it, an enticing value that will likely prove to be very popular.
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