popularity
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounState of being liked or supported by many people
The popularity of the local team was easy to see
n. (u.)Uncountable NounThe extent to which something is widespread or commonly liked.
The popularity of online shopping has increased dramatically in recent years.
n. (u.)Uncountable NounThe degree to which a politician or political party is favored by the public.
The politician's popularity declined after the scandal.
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How Singapore Got So Crazy Rich
- While the People's Action Party still forms the ruling government, its popularity is declining.
While the People's Action Party still forms the ruling government, its popularity is declining.
- While the People's Action Party still forms the ruling government, its popularity is declining.
While the People's Action Party still forms the ruling government, its popularity is declining.
How China’s ‘Firewater’ Became the World’s Most Valuable Liquor Brand | WSJ The Economics Of
- As Moutai's popularity grows, so has its share price.
As Moutai's popularity grows, so has its share price.
- - [Narrator] As Moutai's popularity grows,
- [Narrator] As Moutai's popularity grows,
Why Has Plant-Based Meat Flopped?
- Impossible Burger and Beyond Burger have exploded in popularity.
Impossible Burger and Beyond Burger have exploded in popularity.
- have exploded in popularity.
have exploded in popularity.
How "Dad Shoes" Turned New Balance Into A $5 Billion Brand
- Still, New Balance is recent popularity is helping its revenue grow faster each year than its competitors.
Still, New Balance is recent popularity is helping its revenue grow faster each year than its competitors.
- To fully understand the sudden popularity New Balance is experiencing right now, we need to go back to the beginning of the story.
To fully understand the sudden popularity New Balance is experiencing right now, we need to go back to the beginning of the story.
Altman joins Microsoft. 500+ OpenAI employees threaten to quit over his firing
- Other people wonder whether his popularity had eclipsed the board, and therefore, frankly, they lost control of what some of them wanted to do with the company,
Other people wonder whether his popularity had eclipsed the board, and therefore, frankly, they lost control of what some of them wanted to do with the company,
- Other people wonder whether his popularity had eclipsed the board and therefore, frankly, they lost control of what Sam Altman wanted to do with the company, or whether his part in terms of trying to commercialize the profit part of OpenAI - because it is a nonprofit entity generally - whether they felt that was undermining or risking AI safety.
Other people wonder whether his popularity had eclipsed the board and therefore, frankly, they lost control of what Sam Altman wanted to do with the company, or whether his part in terms of trying to commercialize the profit part of OpenAI - because it is a nonprofit entity generally - whether they felt that was undermining or risking AI safety.
Buy Now, Pay Later Apps vs. Credit Cards: The Pros and Cons | WSJ
- Part of the reason for its popularity is that buy now, pay later is more accessible than a credit card.
Part of the reason for its popularity is that buy now, pay later is more accessible than a credit card.
- for its popularity is that buy now, pay later
for its popularity is that buy now, pay later
Why Do We Use Cringey Words for Loved Ones? | Otherwords
- Pumpkin first shows up in descriptions of the American dialect in 1900, gaining popularity through the mid-century when, along with Sweetheart, Peaches, and other pet names, it picked up a sarcastic or condescending usage as well.
Pumpkin first shows up in descriptions of the American dialect in 1900, gaining popularity through the mid-century when, along with Sweetheart, Peaches, and other pet names, it picked up a sarcastic or condescending usage as well.
- But using a vegetable as a term of endearment likely came later than nicknames like "honey" or "sugar." Pumpkin first shows up in descriptions of the American dialect in 1900, gaining popularity through the mid-century, when, along with "Sweetheart," "Peaches," and other pet names, it picked up a sarcastic or condescending usage as well.
But using a vegetable as a term of endearment likely came later than nicknames like "honey" or "sugar." Pumpkin first shows up in descriptions of the American dialect in 1900, gaining popularity through the mid-century, when, along with "Sweetheart," "Peaches," and other pet names, it picked up a sarcastic or condescending usage as well.
What The Heck Is Gluten?
- At the same time, the popularity and fad of gluten-free diets has created a market for
At the same time, the popularity and fad of gluten-free diets has created a market for
- At the same time, the popularity and fad of gluten-free diets has created a market for
At the same time, the popularity and fad of gluten-free diets has created a market for
Inside the Making of an AI Chip | WSJ Tech Behind
- As AI gains popularity, some of the world's tech titans are racing to design chips that run better and faster.
As AI gains popularity, some of the world's tech titans are racing to design chips that run better and faster.
- As AI gains popularity, some of the world's tech titans are racing to design chips that run better and faster.
As AI gains popularity, some of the world's tech titans are racing to design chips that run better and faster.
Why roller coaster loops aren't circular
- And since then, loops have exploded in popularity: Double Loops, Crazy Loops, and
And since then, loops have exploded in popularity: Double Loops, Crazy Loops, and
- And since then, loops have exploded in popularity.
And since then, loops have exploded in popularity.