As oils have become more popular, sourcing has become contentious.
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Smaller funds have become more popular with bigger investors recently.
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They said the legislation would become more popular over time.
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Islamophobic street movements and political parties have become more popular.
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"It started to grow and become more popular," she said.
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Other types of stock plans might become more popular, too.
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Alternative commencements have recently become more popular on college campuses.
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Shared vehicle services like Uber and Lyft become more popular.
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Over time, those cleaner sources of energy would become more popular.
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They even get discovered or become more popular because of Instagram!
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It could very well become more popular as time goes on.
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He has been hired more and has only become more popular.
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Pelosi has become more popular since the Democrats won in November.
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Superheroes have become more popular since the turn of the millennium.
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Regulations have tightened as cryptocurrencies such as have become more popular.
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And Korean cuisine will only become more popular with Yelp users.
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It's not surprising, then, that reverse mortgages may become more popular again.
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The ACA has only become more popular with voters since its enactment.
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Now, in the swing of summer, rattan will only become more popular.
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Supposedly these will become more popular as 5G spreads, so be prepared.
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However, it's recently become more popular among young adults, the report says.
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He hopes that solar cookers will become more popular in the Netherlands.
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As extracurriculars have become more popular, new programs have popped up, increasing competition.
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But maybe someday, when they become more popular and easy to juice up.
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As drones become more popular with consumers, more companies are entering the space.
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If such services become more popular, Facebook will have to change its ways.
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What do you think it would take for gabber to become more popular?
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For example, international tax havens would likely become more popular for parking income.
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The standard deduction, which will almost double, is likely to become more popular.
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But now as they've become more popular, maybe they're not quite outsiders anymore.
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Risk of that type of contact increases as backyard birds become more popular.
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Yelp predicts mocktails and nonalcoholic happy hours will become more popular in 2020.
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But even as short-term rentals become more popular, most people still choose hotels.
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As preprints become more popular, they're throwing the field into a state of uncertainty.
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And though the use of powdered coke is stable, crack has become more popular.
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Hybrid watches have become more popular because they look more fashionable than traditional smartwatches.
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Maybe next year when slider phones become more popular, the notch will disappear altogether.
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Personal loans have become more popular, so shop around for rates before you commit.
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If anything, Trump has become more popular among GOP voters since he became president.
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For every new fan BTS gain, South Korean products become more popular the world over.
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As tarot has become more popular, there's been a shift in how people approach it.
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Michael Crichton passed away in 2008, but his work has only become more popular since.
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Overall, the poll said da Silva has become more popular since he was found guilty.
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It has recently become more popular after Twitter user eskbli tweeted the GIF on Feb.
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While some tweets become more popular than others, Shipchandler picked out three of his favorites.
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And this will likely get worse as AirPods and other wireless earbuds become more popular.
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Low-expense funds that largely cut the cord with broker-advisers have become more popular.
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Recreation activities like hiking are beginning to become more popular before the sun comes up.
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They would not let Rouhani and his allies become more popular ahead of the elections.
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Preston had predicted that bananas could become "more popular than apples" — and he was right.
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At the same time, D'Souza's work has become more popular, and arguably even more influential.
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Podcast overload has been an issue people have explored, especially as podcasts have become more popular.
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Thanks to social media and celebrity endorsements, cleansing and detoxing has become more popular than ever.
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It has become more popular since the city made it legal in 2010 to keep hives.
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These arrangements have become more popular as employers attempt to rein in the cost of coverage.
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And it's only become more popular in recent years — though it's also become harder to watch.
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He predicts it will become more popular as VR gear becomes cheaper and more user-friendly.
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Student-loan-repayment programs have become more popular as the nationwide student debt tops $1.5 trillion.
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It's an axiom of American politics that presidents become more popular once they are ex-presidents.
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Republicans argued the law would become more popular once voters saw an increase in their paycheck.
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In the West home schooling, once regarded as eccentric, has become more popular in recent decades.
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It's worth noting that renting clothes has become more popular over the last couple of years.
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You're all but guaranteed to see wireless charging become more popular now that Apple is involved.
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Fabrique opened in Sweden in 2008, and throughout the country has become more popular than Starbucks.
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Perhaps it will become more popular over time, especially if Republicans become more unified behind it.
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These numbers show that at least part of her rise is because she's become more popular.
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All this means that as p-values have become more popular, they've also become more meaningless.
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Two years is plenty of time for Trump to turn that around and become more popular.
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South Korea's Hyundai, Japan's Honda and the US Ford began to become more popular on Indian roads.
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"I'm hoping VR become more popular and continues to progress with great backers for much bigger ideas."
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Once a qualifying race for the Olympics, the Iron Horse Classic has become more popular than professional.
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Ozgo also noted that cocktails featuring Irish whiskey have become more popular menu items over the years.
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Sports gambling may need to become more popular on the coasts for more advertisers to take note.
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As cryptocurrencies become more popular, Yermack said, it will become riskier to avoid paying taxes on them.
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It figures messaging apps will become more popular than social media apps within the next two years.
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Now is an important time too, because driverless cars are on the cusp of become more popular.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Over the past several years, Nicaragua has become more popular as a second-home destination.
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Murray said that he sees this approach "accelerating" and that it may become more popular by 2030.
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While this law benefits only women in Oregon, there are signs the approach might become more popular.
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As philanthropic crowdfunding sites like Kiva become more popular, Rothenberg would like to see alternatives to current models.
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As far-right conspiracy theories become more popular, so too has the most famous proponent of those theories.
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"I kind of hope they do become more popular, but I don't see it happening," he told me.
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This is just a taste of what augmented reality can do, and it's about to become more popular.
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When our politics increasingly traffic in pointed insults, perhaps it's no surprise that roasts have become more popular.
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As subscriptions become more popular, Apple will need to remain vigilant against those who would abuse the system.
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Those have become more popular in recent years; Tweet Deleter claims to have expunged over 700 million tweets.
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Ever since Republicans ramped up their efforts to repeal Obamacare, the ACA has become more popular than before.
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Those with no guidelines in place may become more popular as tour operators try to avoid the crowds.
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The idea of controlling appliances with a voice assistant isn't new, but it's starting to become more popular.
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As direct listings become more popular in Silicon Valley, Bank of America has become a proponent of them.
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Support for Trump's wall has consistently polled below 40 percent, even as it has become more popular with Republicans.
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But health care companies are growing more defensive as "Medicare for All" has become more popular among some voters.
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And as players become more popular on Overtime, and those younger viewers find them, they'll grow with the platform.
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Do Republicans really believe their health plan will become more popular when it begins taking insurance away from people?
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As essential oils have become more popular, beauty brands have caught on and begun creating products infused with oils.
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The risk might be small, but as drones become more popular, the chance of a nasty accident only increases.
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Mobile browsers which block ads on web pages (though not in apps) have become more popular, particularly in Asia.
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As these methods become more popular, our desperate need for trained cybersecurity professionals to combat them becomes more acute.
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Paradoxically, Obamacare has become more popular than ever under Trump, yet many Americans believe the law will soon fail.
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The software has become more popular as sites have turned to increased advertising as a means of financial support.
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Since the 2012 Olympics, Stratford has become more popular with small business owners and people looking to buy property.
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"E-bikes" are expected to become more popular, where users are able to find and rent bikes quickly via apps.
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Tati Pastukhova, co-founder of interactive art space ARTECHOUSE, says gradients have become more popular as computer display quality increases.
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Limited screening events have become more popular in the last few years, thanks to theater chains like Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.
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Apple's charts still matter to Mignano, but he says their worth is diminishing as different listening platforms become more popular.
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According to the U.K. consultancy Caci, mobile banking is set to become more popular than visiting bank branches by 2021.
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While most women still take their husband's surname after they marry, various alternatives have become more popular in recent years.
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Concerns about climate change make demand much harder to predict, as energy efficiency increases and electric cars become more popular.
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As health apps become more popular, concerns about how patients' data are stored, used and shared will become more pointed.
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The airline is not the first to institute a stricter policy on emotional support animals as they become more popular.
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Video games have even challenged the definition of sports, as we watch teenage competitors become more popular than professional athletes.
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Riskier products such as credit cards have become more popular among banks in search of higher returns in recent years.
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Tattoos have become more popular than ever, and they experienced an increased presence in 2016 when it came to celebrities.
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But some analysts hope that if green tariffs become more popular, utilities will start offering them to everyone else, too.
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It's no wonder that The Yellow Wallpaper has become more popular than ever in the era of Trump and #MeToo.
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Some fear Indonesia's tradition of religious tolerance is now at risk, however, as conservative interpretations of Islam become more popular.
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Conservation easements, an agreement between an organization and the government to preserve land, have become more popular as a solution.
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But do Republicans really believe the AHCA will become more popular when it begins taking insurance away from millions of people?
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Officials are struggling with how to keep drones away from aircraft as the devices become more popular with consumers and businesses.
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But as Airbnb and its ilk have become more popular, so they have become another obvious target in towns like Barcelona.
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I don't think this will make meat eaters eat less meat but they will probably become more popular with real vegetarians.
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BofA has a digital mortgage solution that could spur digital sales growth as digital channels become more popular for mortgage applications.
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Republican politicians have said they expect the new tax law to become more popular once people see more take-home pay.
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High-deductible plans, where consumers pay more costs out-of-pocket before their insurance kicks in, continue to become more popular.
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As vacant lots have become harder to find in desirable neighborhoods, he noted, these sorts of conversions have become more popular.
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It seems to Cramer that the notion that investors shouldn't own individual stocks has become more popular in the last decade.
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But the plan's boosters have maintained that it will become more popular as the changes begin to take effect this year.
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Republicans have held that their tax plan will become more popular over time and help buoy them in the 2018 midterms.
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As marijuana has become more popular and socially acceptable, designers and engineers have been working hard to improve on our old techniques.
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As I noted was a possibility when the impeachment inquiry was getting underway, impeachment has become more popular because Trump is unpopular.
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It's the reason leasing, where the average monthly payment was $406 in the first quarter, has become more popular in recent years.
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Although this "open access" ethos has become more popular in recent years, most researchers' work remains fenced off by an online paywall.
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Nevertheless, the right-leaning politics of many Israeli voters means Trump could become more popular if he emerges as the Republican nominee.
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Many streaming companies have recently raised their payouts as the services become more popular, or in some cases, because they were forced.
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Challenge coins are historically collectable pieces of recognition that originated in the military, but have recently become more popular with civilian agencies.
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In that time, ObamaCare has become more popular and Trump has committed to preserving the law's pre-existing conditions protections in coverage.
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But criminal justice policy has become more popular with voters, and many candidates are now running on plans to end mass incarceration.
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"Old masters could become more popular again, but it's doubtful if it could swing back in a big way," Ms. McAndrew said.
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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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And the risks will only increase as the devices become more popular and more services and other gadgets are connected to them.
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Remember that the U.S. census tells us that America's cities are only getting bigger, as inner city living has become more popular.
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Republican lawmakers, who have predicted for weeks that the new tax law would become more popular over time, touted the poll results.
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As a result, "honeyfunds" and cash have become more popular wedding gift options than items like toasters or gravy boats, Hanbury added.
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"As society continues to change, and as weddings continue to become more couple-centric, these events will become more popular," she said.
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That's in part because overall fuel economy in passenger cars is improving as engines become more efficient and electric cars become more popular.
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Republicans say that when voters see their payslips fattening, the bill will become more popular, benefitting Republicans in Congressional elections in November 2018.
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This sexual tactic is clearly a "thing" among the species, but only time will tell if it will become more popular over time.
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They also make their own creative works—remixes, stories, covers, art, videos, designs—that can at times become more popular than official works.
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As these A.I. assistants improve and become more popular, the number of times we're exposed to the association between "woman" and "assistant" increases.
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In fact, as highly effective long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) like IUDs and implants become more popular, sex without a condom does too.
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This is happening as online gig work has become more popular, thanks in large part to the growth in the number transportation jobs.
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He said strong encryption had become more popular in recent years, particularly after former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden's revelations about U.S. spying programs.
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As points, miles, and rewards credit cards have become more popular, issuers like Chase have implemented their own rules around credit card approvals.
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They are expected to become more popular as a growing number of people, especially millennials, seek out alternatives to alcohol, Whole Foods said.
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"I think that health care over time is going to become more popular," Axelrod said on "Meet the Press" on September 12, 2010.
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A closer examination of his polling reveals why he's become more popular: It's almost all about the demise of the anti-Trump Republican.
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Rewards credit cards have become more popular in recent years, and that's led to more valuable benefits, but also some higher annual fees.
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They have become stand-ins for good design, as the styles they loosely describe have endured and only become more popular over time.
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A reform that's known for increasing access to the ballot box, vote-by-mail could well become more popular under the current circumstances.
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Though it's been observed for over a century, it has become more popular and more political in the United States in recent years.
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But as electric vehicles become more popular, they're posing another environmental challenge: what to do with their batteries once they're off the road.
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In the coming years, McDonald's officials said, the company expects to distribute fewer plastics toys, as books and other alternatives become more popular.
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Cycling has become more popular despite new dangers on the streets, in part from a surge in truck traffic making e-commerce deliveries.
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Although voice shopping makes up a tiny fraction of retail spending today, analysts expect it to become more popular in the coming years.
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Inversions have become more popular as the U.S. corporate tax code has risen out of sync with the rest of the developed world.
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As connected-devices become more popular, blind or mobility-impaired people can suddenly control a much wider range of products simply by speaking.
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Cycling has become more popular despite new dangers on the streets, in part from a surge in truck traffic making e-commerce deliveries.
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In an interview with Vox's Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff, Kliff asked Obama why the Affordable Care Act had not become more popular.
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Although dark pools have existed for decades, they have become more popular in recent years as high-speed electronic trading has ruled the markets.
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The process has become more popular in recent years, Dr. Molinaro says, and is the result of couples having embryos leftover after fertility treatments.
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As e-cigarettes have become more popular, calls to poison control centers for nicotine poisoning have skyrocketed, with over half involving kids under 703.
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Air safety regulators have sounded alarms about the threats of drones near aircraft and airfields, as the devices become more popular and easily obtainable.
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But it has become more popular in recent years, ranking #987 in 2017 (and most likely has actress Yara Shahidi to thank as well).
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"The problem of undisclosed paid promotional editing, or UPPE, has grown as Wikipedia has become more popular in the search rankings," he told Motherboard.
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Nonetheless, if they both become more popular by the same amount, then their standing in the polls relative to each other would not budge.
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Delivery has become a major priority for restaurants in the last year, particularly as mobile and online ordering have become more popular with consumers.
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Not only that, but it's only become more popular, gaining about 6 percent share since 2014 and unseating C from the most-popular throne.
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As ear cuffs have become more popular, styles have also become more varied and prices run the gamut from $5 to more than $600.
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The idea of free money has become more popular in recent years thanks to advocates in Silicon Valley like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
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While low-cost bond funds that track an index have become more popular, actively managed funds are still attracting plenty of cash from investors.
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As early voting has become more popular, it's gotten harder to predict vote totals just by talking to people who vote on Election Day.
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As Ta-Nehisi Coates and others have pointed out, protests are usually unpopular when they begin and sometimes gradually become more popular over time.
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He pointed out they often get financial benefits as well since prices tend to go up as buildings fill up and become more popular.
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Meanwhile, discount airlines that offer seat pitch, a proxy for leg room, as low as 28 inches like on Spirit have become more popular.
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As more people are able to work from home, housing priorities have changed, and different places and types of housing have become more popular.
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Elizabeth Warren, and also a different idea from the explicit focus on racial injustice that's become more popular on the left in recent years.
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That's the same metric and use, and one that has become more popular among social companies than the more traditional "monthly active user" number.
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This place has become more popular since I lived here, and the bros are so loud that we don't linger long after finishing our food.
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But as these inclusive nightlife spaces have become more popular—and frankly, more in vogue for the press to cover—it's also presented new challenges.
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The novelty dessert has been around for several years, but recently it has become more popular in the US — thanks in part to social media.
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Most pledge not to provide Medicare for all, but to defend and expand Mr Obama's more moderate health-care reform, which has become more popular.
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Standing desks have become more popular, partly in response to the fear of sedentary behavior, but this quick tech fix might not be the answer.
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It's clear that both the entry-level iPad and the iPhone 7 Plus (and phablets in general) have become more popular than the iPad mini.
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Yet for Xi and his senior colleagues, the largest threat is the social media – which have become more popular as approved journalism becomes again controlled.
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"Over the past 22016 to 143 years, the demand for avocados has increased strongly as the product has become more popular," Tyas told Mashable Australia.
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More retirees, for instance, are choosing to keep their mortgages for much longer into their lives as new "aging in place" services become more popular.
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Yet in the last year or so a free program that expedites the immigration process has become more popular, even with members of Global Entry.
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The homeownership rate has declined as rentals have become more popular, said Matías Montalva, an owner of Montalva Quindos, a real estate agency and developer.
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One of the best parts of seeing consoles like the Switch and the Switch Lite become more popular is watching gaming become ever more accessible.
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The lead author of the report, Robin A. Cohen, a statistician at the N.C.H.S., pointed out that high-deductible health plans have become more popular.
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Across the River Severn, Bristol's metro area has become more popular with home buyers as prices in London have stretched out of reach for many.
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United States government bonds become more popular with investors when the economy looks shaky because the government is extremely likely to make good on its debt.
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More recently, the company's subscription option — where shoppers pay a fee each month to be able to tap into an "endless wardrobe" — has become more popular.
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As these services become more popular and their assets under management continue to grow, they may find that more regulators will be knocking at startups' doors.
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But O'Brien thinks ESG will become more popular moving forward, particularly as it relates to the actions of sovereign governments and how investors react to them.
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Refiners such as India's Reliance Industries and China's Sinopec are seeking new revenue sources as electric cars become more popular and gasoline and diesel demand slows.
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That's the same metric Snapchat and Facebook use, and one that has become more popular among social companies than the more traditional "monthly active user" number.
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Ali Vahabzadeh, Chariot's CEO and co-founder, told Refinery29 that as certain routes become more popular, the frequency will go up and waiting time will decrease.
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The update comes as Apple has vowed to refocus its desktop "pro" line for power users, as graphic-heavy fields like virtual reality become more popular.
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With its iPhone launch, Canva's audience could grow beyond the business and marketing professionals who typically use its service today, and become more popular with consumers.
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Gender-reveal parties have become more popular — and more extreme — in recent years, as parents seemingly try and out-do one another for most creative reveal.
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Gender-reveal parties, in which expectant parents find out the gender of their unborn baby with friends and relatives, have become more popular in recent years.
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Alternative Christmas trees have become increasingly popular in recent yearsArtificial Christmas trees provide people with a way to express their individuality, and they've become more popular.
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With the Dow at 22,000 and unemployment at 4.3 percent, oh my God, this guy could actually become more popular outside his base without much effort.
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As these devices become more popular, researchers, journalists, and normal people who buy the cameras should demand answers to all sorts of privacy questions from Amazon.
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"I think that [the law] over time is going to become more popular," David Axelrod, then a senior adviser to President Obama, declared in September 2010.
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Seven years later, that theory has been proven dead wrong: Obamacare did not become more popular as tens of millions of Americans gained health insurance coverage.
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The incident highlights concerns among air safety regulators about preventing drones from flying close to aircraft and airfields, as the devices become more popular and easily obtainable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's oil consumption could peak as early as the end of the next decade as electric vehicles become more popular, Royal Dutch Shell RDS.
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"As more people use it, it will become more popular," she says, referencing the ability to add an album cover and a Spotify link to a story.
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Still, the rate of interracial marriages has increased as online dating has become more popular and studies suggest online dating will increase the rate of interracial coupling.
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Given Europe's wildly differing stance towards migrants and the divergent economic prospects offered by each country, some countries have become more popular than others for asylum applications.
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Mixing alcohol and MDMA has become more popular over recent years, says Joseph J. Palamar, associate professor of population health at New York University Langone Medical Center.
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Obamacare did slowly become more popular, and by the time Trump and the GOP attempted to repeal it this year it was marginally positive in public perceptions.
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Only among those 65 and over -- the cohort now benefiting most directly from Medicare, it's worth noting -- has capitalism become more popular over the past eight years.
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Automakers' brands will take a backseat to new driving "experiences" as autonomous vehicles and car sharing become more popular, according to the chief executive officer of IBM.
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Taser stun guns, which shoot electrified barbs instead of bullets, have become more popular over the past two decades because they are generally less lethal than firearms.
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Pickups have become more popular lately — their share of the US light vehicle market increased to 17.5 percent in 2019, from just under 13 percent in 2012.
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But, buoyed in part by the growing popularity of watching gamers playing live on YouTube and livestreaming platform Twitch, esports have rapidly become more popular — and lucrative.
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If you see equity, financial market volatility, indicating a degree of investor uncertainty, that would explain why gold has become more popular in the last couple of months.
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Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Marc Mani believes the procedure has become more popular in the United States because of the stigma associated with overdone lip augmentation procedures.
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In America advance directives and living wills, documents that spell out the treatment people want if they become incapacitated, have become more popular over the past few decades.
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The big picture: Passive investing has become more popular and traditional financial institutions are looking to compete with the digital offerings from the likes of Betterment and Wealthfront.
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It isn't new, but it has become more popular as big shopping destinations like Amazon onboard more individual sellers, and software tools pop up to automate the activity.
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Although recycling has become more popular and accessible in recent years, only 103 percent of global plastic packaging is collected for recycling, according to the World's Economic Forum.
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Pandora is seeking to become more popular with drivers, many of whom subscribe to Sirius XM, while Sirius XM is looking to expand its internet and mobile presence.
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Republicans have said that the new tax-cut law will become more popular with the public once withholding tables are adjusted and people see greater take-home pay.
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In recent years the dating sim genre has become more popular in the queer community for allowing players to experience complex narratives involving gay, bisexual, and polyamorous relationships.
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Especially now that rideshare, bikeshare and scooters have become more popular, many urbanites are pointing out that owning—and having to park a car is becoming less necessary.
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As a result, "honeyfunds" and cash have become more popular wedding gift options than items like toasters or gravy boats, Linda Marx reported for The Times in 2015.
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As sushi and other raw seafood dishes become more popular in Western countries, doctors are warning about a dangerous parasite that could be lurking in undercooked fish and squid.
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Memes often become more popular than the original piece of work they're inspired by, and they can reshape how a specific song, image, or video is interpreted by people.
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The currency will presumably appreciate because the game will become more popular, and you were going to participate in it anyway, but now you're also supporting the game developers.
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This technology isn't widely used right now, though new "volumetric displays" like the one we checked out at Looking Glass Factory could become more popular in the near future.
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Other fuels, such as hydrogen and natural gas, are also expected to become more popular as drivers seek lower polluting alternatives in the shift away from petrol and diesel.
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Supporters of the law believe it will become more popular as taxpayers start to see bigger paychecks this month, making Pelosi's remarks even more of a liability for Democrats.
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Cosmic Tingles ASMR is one of the first ASMR creators to experiment with 360° video – a technique that will likely become more popular as VR headsets become more common.
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While impeachment hasn't become more popular over the past two months, the president's stance — that his conduct was entirely appropriate — is shared by less than a third of voters.
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As this trend has become more popular, Helms said that some acai bowl shops cut corners by using acai powder or creating a sorbet instead of using frozen pulp.
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But as the grower Champagnes have become more popular, the movement has had an unintended consequence: a widespread dismissal of the big Champagne houses as dull, stodgy and uninteresting.
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Chatbots and virtual assistants have become more popular in banking and other consumer facing industries because improvements in artificial intelligence have made them more adept at interacting with humans.
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They also think their tax-cut bill will become more popular if wages do grow and companies do bring profits from overseas back to the United States to invest.
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The National Front has, in recent years, become more popular in many rural areas and small towns like Wizernes, places that are often relatively homogeneous and have few immigrants.
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But in the long run, as virtual worlds become more popular—and even more complex—this could push hardware sellers to pack even more GPU power into PCs and consoles.
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There's no way that a BBQ chicken slice would become more popular than a regular slice here, only because the flavors of a New York slice are tried and true.
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We make sure that the heat-tolerant beans are also high in iron, and as the heat-tolerant beans become more popular, then automatically, the high-iron beans are adopted.
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Yet if talks succeed, European sources say there is a glimmer of hope for the double-deck jet, which Airbus says will become more popular with airlines due to congestion.
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As connected devices become more popular, they're going to completely cut out the middleman, with washing machines ordering more detergent when they're running low, or refrigerators placing a milk order.
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Since turning pro with a win over Franchon Crews Dezurn, another decorated American amateur, and following that with a knockout of Hungary's Szilvia Szabados, Shields has only become more popular.
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Candidates often become more popular once it is clear that they have secured the nomination, as happened with John Kerry in 2004, and their image changes from contender to victor.
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As smaller breeds become more popular, and bigger beasts become less so, the average size of a dog, as measured by the circumference of its neck, has also fallen. Why?
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In the longer term, however, fuel-efficiency standards will rise, public transport will improve, denser urbanisation may dent the appeal of owning cars and electric vehicles may become more popular.
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Bulk annuities, which involve the transfer to an insurer of company defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes, have become more popular in Britain as many schemes are in deficit.
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That&aposs why cell cultures and another method, called recombinant, have become more popular in recent years as an alternative way to make flu vaccines for people with egg allergies.
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But his skepticism has become more popular in the years since 2001, as the public backlash has grown to the government's expanded powers under Presidents George W. Bush and Obama.
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" Jimmy Carroll, co-founder of the travel expedition company Pelorus, said he had found that as multigenerational travel had become more popular, grandparents "don't want to miss out on anything.
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As microinfluencers — people with 10,000 to 100,000 followers — become more popular with marketers, the fact that the feature is only for blue checkmarks means it can't be a total solution.
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E-commerce has been on the rise massively in recent years, but it may not be the next true frontier for shopping as m-commerce continues to become more popular.
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Fagan added that personalization would increase over the next few years and move onto new platforms such as voice, as assistants like Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri become more popular.
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Not many were hurt in this particular scam but, as these things become more popular and things like this happen over and over again, I worry about the token sale space.
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But the idea has become more popular with the progressive left: 20 House Democrats signed onto a student loan forgiveness bill in 2018, and it's become a rallying cry of Rep.
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But it has become more popular among all economic classes since Sofia Mulanovich, whose seaside hometown of Punta Hermosa is not far from San Bartolo, won a world championship in 2004.
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The automaker is already grappling with falling market share in China with a product line-up that features more sedans at a time when sport utility vehicles have become more popular.
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In fact, coloring books for all ages have become more popular than ever, with about 12 million sold in the United States last year, according to new data from Nielsen BookScan.
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Cybersecurity: Concerns about vulnerabilities in vehicle electronics predate modern AVs, yet even as connected vehicle technology and automated driving features become more popular there is no international standard governing vehicle cybersecurity.
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As these entities have become more popular, the share of business income subject to corporate tax in the U.S. has fallen from 79 percent in 1980 to 46 percent in 2011.
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This extends to hard rock and metal in that songs and art about sticking it out and fighting through the pain have become more popular than those about the pain itself.
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The original location, which was 13 years old, was small and broken up into separate rooms — not the open floor-plan that has become more popular among gymgoers in recent years.
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The baby formula industry is worth $70 billion and, as breast-feeding has become more popular in more developed countries, the industry has pinned its hopes for growth on developing nations.
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And as BNPL offerings become more popular — 41% of consumers had used an installment loan as of 2018 — and Splitit adds more merchants, this could be a valuable opportunity for Stripe.
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Those two biometric methods of authentication have been table stakes for years, but as facial recognition has become more popular, some smartphone makers like Apple have abandoned the fingerprint reader altogether.
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According to polls, "Medicare for all" has become more popular as a general concept in both parties, which Mr. Sanders cites as evidence that he was right to push his plan.
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Though there are certainly objections to creating drugs from genetically modified animals, many in the field believe the technology is only likely to become more popular: "I'm betting on it," says Westhusin.
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"As things like fertility preservation become more popular, far more known across the country, across patient mixes ... we're going to see an even faster growth rate than we're seeing today," added Farnsworth.
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Soulja Boy provided a model for self-promotion that can still be seen today, both from artists themselves and in viral dance videos, which sometimes become more popular than the official releases.
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Tinder has become shorthand for casual sex, and one of the smirky, implicit suggestions when comparing Pokémon Go downloads and Tinder downloads is that it's become more popular than a sex app.
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Republicans are working to change the public sentiment ahead of the midterm elections, and they think the law will become more popular once people see more money in their paychecks in February.
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But many more options are opened up by using amari, the rich, bitter, herbal European-style liqueurs — before-dinner aperitifs and after-dinner digestifs — that have become more popular and widely available.
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Were Warren to become president, or get sign-on from a more successful rival, then legacy banks might find it harder to merge, just as digital, branch-less banks become more popular.
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Amid Venezuela&aposs collapse, piracy and human smuggling have increased in the waters between it and Caribbean islands to the north, which have also become more popular way stations for drug traffickers.
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As streaming services like Netflix and Hulu have become more popular, and as resolutions have jumped from HD to 4K, so too has the importance of having a fast home internet connection.
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Some worry of ad oversaturation, but podcasts aren&apost there yetAs automated ad sales become more popular in podcasting, some worry this could lead to oversaturation, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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I think anonymity will become more popular, movements away from Facebook promotion and more about 'deeper' web networks that are not about promoting to large platforms, but communicating intimately with likeminded individuals.
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But if he wants to get reelected, he does need to actually do something to become more popular — and so far, at least, he's shown no real capacity for growth and change.
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Futures have become more popular in recent years as funds have launched absolute return or multi-asset strategies that often seek to capture moves in headline indexes rather than exposure to individual stocks.
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Do you think there will ever come a time where California-style pizza is going to become more popular in New York— aside from corner slice joints putting ranch or bbq on pizza?
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Democrats thought the Affordable Care Act would become more popular as it began delivering insurance to people, and so the world they were creating was a world they would be able to defend.
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Image: insideGadgetsAs playing retro games on modern consoles has become more popular, so has the accessories market dedicated to reviving classic controllers that promise to make the retro gaming experience feel more authentic.
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A lot more people want to see immigration reduced than want to see it expanded, and it's only very recently that keeping current immigration levels has become more popular than imposing further restrictions.
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The negotiations are being held as Dish tackles subscriber losses and Viacom tries to turn around sagging viewership ratings, as online video services such as Netflix Inc and Hulu have become more popular.
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"I think it has likely become more popular each year, since the rental rates at apartment communities near UF have increased, which makes buying a condo an even more attractive concept," he said.
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The loans have become more popular among private-equity firms ever since tough regulations were imposed on large banks after the US financial crisis that placed limitations on how much they can lend.
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Schools that teach all subjects in Irish, as opposed to treating it as one mandatory subject among many, have become more popular, and Irish-language social networks are emerging in the country's cities.
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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," said Rove, a former senior aide to President George W. Bush.
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"Badminton has become more popular in a lot more countries, specially the Asian countries," Nehwal, who won a bronze at the Asian Games after losing to Tai in the semi-finals, told Reuters.
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Intel said weaker demand from China hurt the company's data center chip business, which has driven growth in recent years as PC sales have slowed and cloud-based services have become more popular.
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"As wireless Bluetooth devices like headphones and earbuds become more popular, we need to make it easier to have the same great Assistant experience across many headsets," Google's Tomer Amarilio writes in today's announcement.
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Tuesday's new decree restates that burial should still be the go-to plan, but it solidifies some rules about where Catholics can keep their dead dad's ashes now that cremation has become more popular.
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The accreditation arm of the ABA will meet this weekend to consider a revision in the standard that would allow the GRE and potentially other tests to become more popular as an admissions tool.
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On taxes, Republicans argue (and hope) that the bill will become more popular once Americans get more cash in their pockets and the corporate tax cut spurs the economy as they claim it will.
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This strategy will likely become more popular among corporate treasurers in the remaining months of this year, according to bankers, as investors clamour for longer-dated euro-denominated debt that offers a positive yield.
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Although the season-wide ratings haven't dropped yet, Rick and Morty is on track to become more popular with young viewers than primetime comedies like The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family, Fortune reports.
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It was recently reported that Leon&aposs vegan burgers have become more popular than its meat versions, while earlier this month restaurant Wagamama announced it was to start serving "vegan tuna" made from watermelon.
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Lindsey M. Burke, director of the foundation's Center for Education Policy, said that when more families learned that anyone could contribute to the savings plans, they would become more popular at all income levels.
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Even though the grocery store owner — known as 'Joe the Grocer' — from Chicago was sent home on night one, he's grown to become more popular than most guys who made it to the final 10.
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The company's push into AR is part of a trend that's seen this technology become more popular of late, thanks in part to iOS 11's ARKit feature that was released a few months ago.
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Hunting for cost-effective ways to entice customers to not only sign up, but keep cards top-of-wallet as credit cards continue to become more popular spending instruments, should be core to issuers' strategies.
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High-deductible plans have been around for over a decade but have become more popular as wage rises fail to keep up with rising medical costs, said Bret Schroeder, healthcare expert at PA Consulting Group.
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That's likely to happen on TV too; streaming apps won't kill CNN, MSNBC and Fox News, but as the apps become more popular, they will force TV news providers to shift their approach to coverage.
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I decided to hang around outside the O2 arena ahead of their sold out concert and simply talk to people, understand their passion, and make sense of why Muse have become more popular than water.
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Larger cars have become more popular over the years, and even though more people still die in collisions with passenger cars, pedestrian fatalities involving SUVs have been increasing at a higher rate, the report explains.
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About 45.5% of total mobile internet users in China listened to online audio content in 2018, but adoption is expected to increase as IoT devices like smart speakers become more popular, especially in smaller cities.
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The positive coverage from all this may make him see that such a pivot is the way to become more popular with the public and press alike, and to begin to generate some solid accomplishments.
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It was previously theorized that as West African trade routes opened up, elephant ivory began to become more popular due to its homogenous finish, compared to the marbled look of walrus ivory, according to Barrett.
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While outlet stores have become more popular in recent years — Coach operates several hundred — department stores cannot attract the crowds they once did, and traffic to malls has slowed as people hunt for bargains online.
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While flash briefings have become more popular for financial institutions recently, Binder said when she first looked into designing a skill for the company in 2018, she couldn't find much precedent for voice use in finance.
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Then, Ashley and Kaitlyn take all that they've learned to Djamel Agaoua, the CEO of messaging app Viber, to learn more about why people use voice messages and how they've become more popular around the world.
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"Tactical tanking" has become more popular, too, with teams choosing to endure a few years of bad records to rebuild with draft picks, following the pattern of recent World Series winners the Royals, Cubs and Astros.
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Thrun sees an opportunity to continue programs like this as new and unseen technologies become more popular — from drones, which much of the self-driving program's teachings could be applied to, to virtual and augmented reality.
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Bulk annuities, which involve the transfer to an insurer of UK company defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes, have become more popular as many schemes are in deficit and companies are looking to offload risk.
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"Meal kits have become more popular over recent years, but their rise has been far from meteoric and they remain a relatively niche part of the food sector," Conlumino retail analytics CEO Neil Saunders told CNBC.
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That's upset and frustrated a lot of true Pokémon addicts, but Niantic — which has watched the game become more popular than Twitter, Tinder and a host of other top apps — has tried to rationalize the situation.
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Basically, that means topics and hashtags start to trend when they become more popular than they have been in the past, and that what you see depends on what Twitter thinks you might be interested in.
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While native software applications of the type found on Windows and Mac aren't as necessary as they once were, particularly as web versions of apps become more popular and function, you definitely won't find them here.
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"Unfortunately she has totally taken sides, and she is now whipping up nationalism simply to become more popular," said U Maung Tun Khin, a Rohingya who traveled to The Hague from London to witness the hearings.
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The payments processor has traditionally dealt in credit and debit cards but has moved into mobile payments as contactless systems like Apple Pay, which simply let users tap their device to a receiver, become more popular.
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While George W. Bush has become more popular as an ex-president, few people see him as an elder statesman of the GOP, and he seemed to be mostly a liability for his brother, Jeb Bush.
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There was an expectation shared among many of your staff — among many congressional Democrats — that as the Affordable Care Act was rolled out, as it delivered benefits to millions of people, that it would become more popular.
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"Democrats have always felt that health care should be a right," and they've watched the ACA actually become more popular under attack, said Neera Tanden, a former Hillary Clinton adviser who heads the Center for American Progress.
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As options like buy online, pick up in store become more popular for grocery shopping, technology goes hand-in-hand with that, and will start to roll out on a grander scale across the country, she said.
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Going after judges for partisan reasons may not be a particularly new pastime, but it has become more popular as America's politics have become more polarized and as brute tribal warfare replaces a respect for basic democratic values.
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Gunnels and senior editor Marco Palmieri told The Verge last year that the project came out of their observation that while audiobooks and podcasts have become more popular than ever, few traditional book publishers were creating audio dramas.
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The South Korean automaker has been hit by its exposure to weak emerging markets, and a product line-up that features more sedans than sport utility vehicles, just as SUVs have become more popular across many global markets.
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Since my music has become more popular, I've been seeing how I could be walking down the street or something and somebody will cross the street or clench their purse because I'm a nigga walking down the street.
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That route has become more popular as a crackdown by the European Union, and an agreement with Turkey to sends refugees back, have made the shorter journey via the Greek islands in the Aegean Sea much more difficult.
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Online shopping has proliferated on retail websites such as Amazon, mobile payment apps like Venmo have become more popular, and banks have made it as easy to transact on a smartphone as in a brick-and-mortar branch.
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As embryos keep piling up, donation has become more popular — particularly among those pro-life Christians who see embryos as tiny lives, "orphans" stranded by IVF who need to be rescued from an interminable existence in the freezer.
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Contacted by Noisey via phone, Anya Sapozhnikova, one of House of Yes' co-founders, said she was aware of the incidents Lynn described, and added that reports of harassment have increased as the venue has become more popular.
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The process of consuming placenta after giving birth has become more popular in recent years, thanks to high profile celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Blac Chyna touting its ability to help stave off postpartum depression and increase breastmilk production.
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It's the first major European city to reverse the creation of a low-emissions zone, an idea that has become more popular in recent years as the European Union looks to enforce new clean air regulations across the continent.
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But WePark—a project led by San Francisco-based web developer Victor Pontis—was actually a manifestation of an idea that has become more popular in the last few years: Cities use space inefficiently and prioritize cars over people.
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Bulk annuities, which involve the transfer to an insurer of company defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes, have become more popular in Britain as many schemes are in deficit and companies are seeking ways to offload the risk.
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While complaints about the health care act — high premiums in particular — helped elect Mr. Trump, polls show it has become more popular as voters realize that repealing it would mean that an estimated 30 million people lose health insurance.
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Amid a retreat from stocks, bonds this year have become more popular than at any time since 2008, as investors fearful of impacts from Brexit, trade tensions and a potential recession have settled for lower yields to reduce risk.
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The GOP has started to see the tax law become more popular as companies have announced bonuses in the wake of the law's passage, and lawmakers predict the measure will gain even more support as people see bigger paychecks.
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The bill is dead on arrival in the Senate because every week since the election, the ACA has become more popular among people, particularly those with existing illnesses who, no matter what their political affiliation, feared being left with no insurance.
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After 40 years of practice as a surgeon, and having undergone 40 operations himself, Richardson sees the need for practical advice, especially as minimally invasive procedures become more popular, and patients are discharged from the hospital quickly to recover at home.
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Likewise, practices like body shaving, which has become more popular among young people and can cause tiny cuts that allow MRSA to propagate, have been shown to increase the risk of infection sixfold, according to the National Athletic Trainers' Association.
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Few marketers looking for a wine to tempt the masses would settle on riesling, a critically adored grape that has had difficulty achieving a clear identity with consumers, even, paradoxically, as it has become more popular in the United States.
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Demand-side platforms — which are used to buy, sell, and manage digital ads in real time — can help keep podcast ads relevant through dynamic ad insertion, and will therefore become more popular in the audio industry in 2020, she said.
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Amazon Prime is on pace to become more popular than cable TV. Estimates show that nearly as many U.S. households subscribe to Prime as to pay TV. Tesla sells the most electric cars in the U.S. Will it stay that way?
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Over the last few years, homegrown players such as Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi have become more popular, and they have "grabbed [market share] from Samsung with their strong product portfolio, affordable prices, more localized services ecosystem and extensive sales channels," said Tang.
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"Koreans' self-esteem and self-confidence has been boosted by the power of 'K culture' and this is also why Korean and other Asian brands have started to become more popular," said Sung-Joo Kim, one of Korea's most high-profile female entrepreneurs.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Demand for service robots is expected to accelerate in the next three years as robots - already used to perform tasks such as assisting medical surgery, milking cows or moving objects around warehouses - become more popular for domestic and personal use.
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Though pass-through corporations are supposed to be mom-and-pop shops, they have become more popular among the wealthy in recent years as a way of categorizing their income under the lower personal income tax rate rather than the corporate tax rate.
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The US only has a few 4D cinemas so far, but the concept appears to have become more popular in Japan since I went to see Iron Man 23, the very first movie to be shown in 4D here, nearly three years ago.
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Though rolling backpacks have become more popular in recent years, "if kids are up and down on the bus, the staircase, that creates its own problem with lifting, as most kids don't know how to lift properly, they just pull," Dr. Lipnitsky says.
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As the market for private fund-raising has slowed and the initial public offerings market has remained relatively dormant, sales have become more popular — and the potential for banks to influence how start-ups act in those transactions is set to increase.
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Hanging out within the virtual worlds of games has become more popular in recent years with the growth of platforms like Roblox and open-world games like Fortnite, but it still isn't a mainstream way to socialize outside of the young-adult demographic.
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Running camps for grown-ups aren't exactly new, but they have become more popular, according to Randy Accetta, director of coaching education at the Road Runners Club of America and the mentor in residence at the University of Arizona's McGuire Entrepreneurship Program.
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The efforts have won plaudits from national green-energy advocates who see the utility as a leader in helping redesign the electric system, which is undergoing enormous changes as renewable sources of energy become more popular and other technologies give customers more control.
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Exclusive: BP sends almost 3 million barrels of U.S. oil to AsiaBP is shipping almost 3 million barrels of U.S. crude to customers across Asia, pioneering a lengthy and complex operation likely to become more popular after OPEC last week announced deep production cuts.
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But at around 11pm tonight, the UK is expected to witness an entire 24-hour period passing without electricity generated by coal, as alternative power sources such as wind, solar, and nuclear become more popular and the warming months reduce electricity demand in the country.
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As snacking occasions become more popular, Chipotle is exploring a happy-hour offering that includes $2 tacos and a drink between 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM. "We're also exploring a similar offer for increased late-night sales after 8:00 PM," Niccol said.
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Bets against volatility had become more popular in recent years, after an extended period of stock market calm in 2016 and 2017 boosted the returns for some short volatility ETPs, including the VelocityShares Daily Inverse VIX Short Term ETN XIV, attracting ever more speculative players.
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Active bond ETFs, which have become more popular as investors seek higher yield and stronger returns, such as the Pimco Enhanced Short Maturity ETF (MINT), iShares Short Maturity Bond (NEAR) and the JP Morgan Ultra-Short Income ETF (JPST), have some exposure to A or BBB bonds.
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And while the comics have become more popular, Riverdale feels like the beginning of what may be Archie's return to teenage relevance — largely because it looks like teenage life in 2017, or at least teenage life as depicted on TV, soaked in mystery, smartphones, and The Hair.
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While the practice has become more popular and widely acceptable in recent years, a 2015 study showed that 67 percent of infants in the US who died in their sleep in the first four months of their lives did so while sharing a bed with a parent.
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Northern Minerals Chief Executive Officer George Bauk said the company will benefit from the lack of price caps in the agreement, noting that Dysprosium and Terbium prices are up 60 percent and 35 percent respectively over the year to date as electric vehicles become more popular.
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Population-based algorithms have become more popular in recent years, in part because "they're a good match to the type of compute that we have now," said Raia Hadsell, a research scientist and head of robotics at DeepMind, using an industry standard term for computing resources.
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"Faith Johnson has articulated more progressive positions as they've become more popular within Dallas County, but she hasn't actually followed through with them," said Jennifer Soble, senior legal counsel at the Justice Collaborative Engagement Project, a new group that analyzes data for voters before district attorney elections.
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Additionally, Trump remains unpopular enough nationally that he is still more disliked than liked in Iowa and Wisconsin, so for this difference between the nation and Iowa and Wisconsin to matter Trump will need to become more popular nationally or Democrats will need nominate an unpopular candidate.
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"If we are unable to improve operability of our products on smartphones with Android operating systems, and those smartphones become more popular and fewer people use smartphones with iOS operating systems, our business could be seriously harmed" the company says in the S-1's business risks section.
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This could engender some strange future scenarios: unpopular girls' coins would be worth less than those of the stars of the show, turning BitGirls into a speculation market for celebrity as fans can buy up shares in the lagging contestants in the hopes that they become more popular.
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Republicans had hoped the law would become more popular after the IRS updated its withholding tables in early 2018, but polls consistently showed that many taxpayers either didn't notice more money in their paychecks or they thought the tax cuts benefited corporations and wealthy Americans more than everyone else.
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But as social media has become more popular than ever for sex work—which encompasses everything from paid nude photos to webcam modeling to high-end escort services—all of it is strictly against platforms' rules regarding sexual content, which are loosely based on United States prostitution law.
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What's more, Telegram is promising to do more than any other virtual currency and to fix the intractable problems that have plagued virtual currencies like Bitcoin, such as overcoming the network's difficulty handling all the transactions that have poured onto the network as it has become more popular.
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A Datafolha poll in June showed Doria is little known by Brazilian voters compared to Alckmin, but he has a far lower rejection rate and is on track to become more popular than the governor, who lost a presidential bid in 2004 to Workers Party incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
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Republicans think it will become more popular over time; that's not what happened with previous tax cuts, and as Drew Altman of Kaiser Family Foundation notes, everyone – even Republicans – hates the idea of cutting major social programs to pay for tax cuts, which is exactly what the GOP plans to do.
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But as the podcast has become more popular, former high school students from the area — sometimes called "the insular peninsula" — have spoken out about how he seemed to fit into a larger pattern in which teachers exploited their positions to enter sexual relationships with students while many adults turned a blind eye.
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The app uses four criteria to determine whether restaurants are "safe" for out-and-proud Trump supporters: In his interview with the Daily Beast, Wallace said the app, which has reportedly gotten more than 5,000 reviews on the app store since launching earlier this month, will become more popular as the 2020 presidential election nears.
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While over the past few years lawmakers have talked about drafting legislation that would protect independent contractors — the notion of inventing a third worker classification was bandied about four years ago, while more recently, the idea of a portable benefits system has become more popular — the current political atmosphere has made some elected officials, especially progressives, more vocal.
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The California law may change by the time it goes into effect in less than eight months, and for privacy advocates, there is a hopeful takeaway from Obamacare: Despite its rough technical start, the health care program signed up millions of people for health insurance in its first few months, and has become more popular over the years.
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The concept of requiring police officers to wear body cameras that document their actions has become more popular as videos showing police shootings and officers using excessive force against black and brown men and women have gone viral on social media, and movements like Black Lives Matter have called attention to significant racial disparities in police use of force.
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"Recent research has shown that as video games have become more popular, children in the United States and Europe are having fewer behavior problems, are less violent and score better on standardized tests," Christopher J. Ferguson, a psychology professor at Texas A&M International University, wrote in the science journal Review of General Psychology back in 2010.
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"While it's not a hard and fast rule that borrowers won't refinance into a higher rate in order to tap available equity — 23 percent of cash-out refi borrowers over the past six months did just that — for the most part, as rates rise, HELOCs will continue to become more popular to homeowners looking to tap available equity," said Graboske.
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What strikes me most about Trump, though, is how easily he still could become more popular — fast — if he just behaved like a normal leader for a month: if he reached out to Democrats on health care, taxes or infrastructure; stopped insulting every newsperson who writes critically about him; stopped lying; stopped tweeting inanities; and actually apologized for some of his most egregious actions and asked for forgiveness.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidTrump thanks Reid for warning Democrats not to underestimate him Reid warns Democrats not to underestimate Trump Harry Reid predicts Trump, unlike Clinton, won't become more popular because of impeachment MORE (D-Nev.) is warning Democrats not to underestimate President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE in 2020.
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These cars all feature a dedicated fixed antenna on the vehicle, which the company says is placed optimally in order to get the best possible cellular connection with AT&T's network across the U.S. Expect this to become more popular as an offering among major automakers, since connections in vehicles are a boon for them as well as for users, and if they can get more car owners to stump up for a subscription fee, they can offset the costs of building in the tech and connecting to the vehicle.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE in an early morning tweet on Monday thanked former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidTrump thanks Reid for warning Democrats not to underestimate him Reid warns Democrats not to underestimate Trump Harry Reid predicts Trump, unlike Clinton, won't become more popular because of impeachment MORE (D-Nev.) for warning Democrats not to underestimate him in 2020.
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In short, we agree on a few things — mobile-only could become more popular and Christian fiction and other niches are going away ("There are only a handful of houses still acquiring Christian fiction these days, and some of them are shifting to doing high-quality literary or women's stories for a broader people of faith, or a slim list of suspense novels, rather than clearly religious stories aimed only at the faithful," he writes.) I disagree with his bullishness on B&N and his assumption that the indies will turn around and ask publishers for a check.
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Retail Trends in 2020 & The Future of RetailDirect-to-Consumer Brands Will Go MainstreamFrictionless Commerce Will Speed Up Traditional Retail TransactionsBrandless Brands Will Begin to SurgeSocial Commerce Will Shine Mid-FunnelShoppable Video & Voice Technology Will GrowThe Battle for Faster Delivery Will Accelerate EcommerceThe Rise of 'Retail as a Service' for Both Ecommerce and Brick-and-MortarIncreased Subscription Commerce & Building Customer Loyalty for GrowthThe Rise of Recommerce (Resale of Secondhand Goods)Digital Installment Payment Plans Will Become More Popular in a Tight EconomyMore to LearnWith a presently strong economy – but potential recession looming – understanding not merely the top retail trends, but also the underlying reasons for each of them is crucial to gaining an advantage in a fiercely competitive industry.
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