Flanders hopes that making the magazine less porny and more mainstream will help make the Playboy-branded products more mainstream as well — and dramatically expand the market for them.
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Snapchat is more popular — and more mainstream — than ever.
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Canopy has stumbled lately even as cannabis becomes more mainstream.
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But since the 1980s, the concept has become more mainstream.
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If the cloud were ambient, adoption would become more mainstream.
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As time went by it got a little more mainstream.
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In 2016 skateboarding is shifting into a more mainstream place.
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Regardless, it's promising to see feminist messaging get more mainstream.
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And with the name change came a more mainstream focus.
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Next year, the booming space could attract more mainstream investors.
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Today he is revelling in his niche becoming more mainstream.
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The genres are all becoming more mainstream in our consciousness.
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Stalking is a serious issue that deserves more mainstream attention.
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Out of the two, he is the more mainstream famous personality.
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The standard Shield TV is intended for a more mainstream audience.
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Or will he wear it to align with more mainstream tastes?
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Go deeper: Sports betting is only going to get more mainstream
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Other research, performed by more mainstream researchers, has shown similar results.
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You've been associated with making Korean cuisine more mainstream in America.
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What can be more mainstream than Procter & Gamble and General Electric?
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As marijuana has become more mainstream, his class now fills quickly.
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You interview a number of experts and more mainstream religious figures.
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Even since we shot it I think it's become more mainstream.
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What's more, mainstream consumers seem to recognize its value and convenience.
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The "Jordanian option" is much more mainstream than Israel publicly admits.
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Building Password Checkup into Chrome should make password auditing more mainstream.
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OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS we took in more mainstream sites.
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More mainstream services and websites are moving towards the dark web.
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The position has still not gotten hold among more mainstream Democrats, however.
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Digital network mitú is hoping to make Latino-focused content more mainstream.
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But these techniques are still experimental compared with more mainstream medical procedures.
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These have all been very real barriers to AR becoming more mainstream.
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It's perhaps a little more mainstream than a $30,000, fully electric Nissan.
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In general, unisex fashion has reached a more mainstream stage than ever.
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"I'm working to get more mainstream eyes on my agency," she says.
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And someone, eventually, will emerge as the more mainstream, traditional GOP option.
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Oh yes, it is definitely more mainstream than it used to be.
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Yes I do think it's becoming more mainstream, but there are limits.
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Many of the grocer's products seem eerily similar to more mainstream brands.
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John Kasich, a more mainstream Republican, held on to his home state.
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The theory has also found a foothold in more mainstream political circles.
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Over time, Pitaro says, ESPN+ will offer more mainstream sports as well.
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The idea of hiring such doulas has gotten a lot more mainstream.
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The stories that Russia labeled "fake news" were certainly more mainstream fare.
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As impact investing becomes more mainstream, the number of options is growing.
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Their voices would presumably get shouted down by the more mainstream picks.
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Harvey also compared the ups and downs of bitcoin with more mainstream investments.
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How do you crack a more mainstream audience for this sort of thing?
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As this becomes more mainstream, perhaps things will start to balance out more.
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The media company's more "mainstream" contributors are also finding life after The Rebel.
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But now several Chromebooks have it available in the more mainstream "stable" channel.
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Back in the more mainstream part of aviation, too, the future looks bright.
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Sanders' view of Israel, then, is likely to become more mainstream, not less.
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The theories range from vengeance against other more mainstream candidates like Florida Sen.
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"There's a big difference between Paleo beauty and more mainstream products," Felber says.
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Over time this "scientific racism" slowly crept into more mainstream right-wing thought.
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Louisiana and Kentucky eschewed more mainstream choices for Lemonheads and Swedish Fish, respectively.
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As nerd culture has become more mainstream, he is its attractive, welcoming emissary.
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How does it feel to be crossing over into a more mainstream space?
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I so heartily wish that my parents had chosen a more mainstream name.
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In that way, they're not much different from more mainstream fasts and cleanses.
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Walmart's more mainstream website is trying to expand its higher end brands also.
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The investment in AnchorFree suggests that the VPN category is becoming more mainstream.
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She resists attempts to separate her more mainstream work from her science fiction.
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Regardless, FanDuel's Bitcoin Bowl serves as evidence that cryptocurrencies are becoming more mainstream.
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She then segued to more mainstream positions months after, but offered little clarity.
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Ultimately, their populist conservatism isn't all that different from the more mainstream variety.
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But some Alaskan voters and more mainstream Republicans weren't ready to give up.
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We're also starting to see more mainstream funds checking out the industry, as well.
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Now, they're pushing the safety element, but are more mainstream, a little less quirky.
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And it's infuriating, because this music should get more mainstream attention for being amazing.
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And I think you're gonna see this as things like QAnon become more mainstream.
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So party leaders will continue to try to define themselves around more mainstream members.
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More broadly, their terminology and signage have begun to trickle into more mainstream venues.
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So yeah, Clams, your sound has become more mainstream in the last few years.
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The wine-investment market is fast becoming more transparent, more diverse and more mainstream.
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"We know of three more mainstream networks that had the same issue," Abdulhaq said.
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Flag on the Play aped its more mainstream inspirations down to the product placement.
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The Nissan Leaf is one of the more mainstream and affordably priced EVs available.
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Yet, as in some other European countries, far-right ideas have become more mainstream.
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Opinions like these will become increasingly relevant as self-driving cars become more mainstream.
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But more mainstream politicians have sought to undermine support for Sadr in the past.
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Cash transfers have become more mainstream in development and humanitarian aid over the years.
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Do the internet folks that you're covering aspire to more mainstream outlets and platforms?
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Tarrant also regurgitates slogans and ideas shared in more-mainstream channels of the right.
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Caring about one's soap and shampoo became more mainstream — if you'll forgive the pun.
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So they try to appear a little more mainstream and a little more educated.
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A little more mainstream but just as beloved, the Legend of Korra graphic novels.
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As prayer candles have become more mainstream, he has that problem less and less.
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To be fair, memes certainly became a more mainstream mainstay in the recent past.
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Under Mr. Modi's leadership, anti-Muslim sentiment has become blatantly more mainstream and public.
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The team also released a teaser image of frames with a more mainstream look.
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Still, there are signs that Indecline could be headed toward a more mainstream future.
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And even their more mainstream cars, the display is starting to fall behind the pack.
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If it goes well there, it will make the FN's stance look much more mainstream.
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His testimony also took a more mainstream stance on climate science, diverging from his past.
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Neither candidate was expected to win his primary; both defeated more mainstream, establishment-backed candidates.
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I'm really excited that climbing has finally entered the frontier of a more mainstream sport.
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They said the algorithm can point someone on a fringe channel toward more mainstream content.
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Some more mainstream Jewish institutions have slowly warmed to the idea of spiritual detox sessions.
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And as somebody else brought up, it's a good thing VR hasn't gone more mainstream.
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That doesn't include sales of more mainstream gas-electric hybrids such as the Toyota Prius.
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But as support for marijuana legalization grows, the festivities are becoming more mainstream and commercialized.
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The far-right newcomers, Alternative for Germany (AfD), took third place, squeezing more mainstream parties.
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"It's becoming much more mainstream now to employ a sponsored research house," said Hardman's Hiscock.
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But I do think we're seeing it more generally because startups are becoming more mainstream.
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And for HBO, it's a notable step toward becoming a broader, more mainstream consumer brand.
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More mainstream users are likely being exposed to Siri's expanded powers through their favorite apps.
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Do you think now there are more mainstream media narratives of people that aren't heteronormative?
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Turns out, the gooey contents housed inside the creepy packaging are a lot more mainstream.
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Or because no one has made a slick enough version to attract more mainstream appeal.
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The only reason is up here it's more mainstream and accepted with the young money.
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It's also worth considering whether services like this could become more mainstream in the future.
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Coworking's appeal has become more mainstream across the United States, not just in New York.
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Though that's hardly a big deal given their target user-base is far more mainstream.
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More mainstream conservative politicians attempted to co-opt the Party to broaden their electoral base.
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Another proposal for making payday loan-type lending more mainstream was put forth by Sen.
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Bannon's list also includes some more mainstream conservative hopefuls, like Montana state auditor Matt Rosendale.
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So what's your sense of how that separates you from the more mainstream Republican establishment?
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They were mainstream at the time he wrote them and they're even more mainstream today.
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The past couple years, more and more mainstream rappers have rapped about "xan," or Xanax.
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But some say the launch of the CME futures could lure in more mainstream investors.
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The arrival of a more mainstream crowd saw bouncers creating separate queues for the Crashers.
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The myths exist both on the fringes of the internet and in more mainstream outlets.
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The goal is to push fringe ideas into the "slightly more mainstream," Mr. Morgan said.
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But a more mainstream consideration of Medicare for all may hold peril for some Democrats.
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Mr. Colyer, more mainstream and mild-mannered, served seven years as Sam Brownback's lieutenant governor.
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If the Greens have become more mainstream, then the mainstream has also become more green.
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In Chicago's Boystown, gentrification has replaced some gay-centric retail stores with more mainstream offerings.
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Market watches see these regulations as helping the market to mature and become more mainstream.
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As esports grows with its fans, it could inch closer to reaching more mainstream acceptance.
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As CBD oil becomes more mainstream, perhaps you've considered introducing it into your daily routine.
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Now that Clinton has decided to use the term, it's likely to get more mainstream coverage.
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As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict drags on, many Israelis worry that BDS will become more mainstream.
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Although there have been few scientific studies to prove these benefits, CBD is becoming more mainstream.
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"And I think we've shown through our growth that plant based has become far more mainstream."
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Ahead, we rounded up the more mainstream mochi ice cream brands that we could find stateside.
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Sure, Microsoft has the Surface Book line, but the Surface Laptop line is much more mainstream.
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However, in recent years entries have moved away from ethnic influences toward more mainstream dance music.
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"Streaming is continuing to become more and more mainstream," Wood said, in an interview with TechCrunch.
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Do you think transhumanist ideas are going to gain credence and become a lot more mainstream?
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The Lumia 1020 was a more mainstream version of the hardcore Nokia 808 PureView running Symbian.
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But it's also about turning a gadget into something far more approachable, and far more mainstream.
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They deemed it necessary because of Trump's recent pivot to a softer and more mainstream message.
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We're living in a moment when feminism couldn't be more mainstream—from Lean In to Beyoncé.
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Silverman notes that more mainstream coverage, including from The New Yorker and CNN, outperformed these links.
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But porn can feel even more challenging for women to break into than more mainstream film.
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That's the thing that separates a company like McLaren from a larger, more mainstream car company.
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Not only from banks and other payment processing companies, but also from more mainstream tech companies.
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This year's upcoming feature, out March 31 and directed by Rupert Sanders, is much more mainstream.
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The continuing violence, he said, undermines any attempt by the movement to gain more mainstream acceptance.
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A long-discussed merger between more mainstream Islamist groups and JFS is back on the cards.
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Now, close to a decade later, consensual non-monogamy is more mainstream than it's ever been.
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But JAN, in particular, operates alongside more mainstream rebel groups supported by America and its allies.
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That suggests it's willing to change even core features in hopes of luring more mainstream advertising.
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" She has also appeared in more mainstream fare, like a 2001 episode of "Star Trek: Voyager.
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But that behavior has now spread across the world, and to many more mainstream mutual funds.
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To be sure, the more mainstream investment banks on Wall Street are not nearly as pessimistic.
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Buick has a much more mainstream image in China than it does in the United States.
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Soon the art form became more mainstream, used in exercise classes and as a creative outlet.
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This narrative of Clinton as a candidate has started to bleed into more mainstream media coverage.
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Urick says membership is growing throughout all communities partly because sugar dating is becoming more mainstream.
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My first single, for instance, "Way Down" is a lot different and a lot more mainstream.
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Was it the fact that he was the progressive alternative to the more mainstream Hillary Clinton?
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As bitcoin has gone more mainstream, some of the biggest names in finance are weighing in.
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She suspects more mainstream depictions of kinky sex are to thank for helping kickstart the conversation.
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The Greens have evolved from being considered radical and unconventional to becoming a more mainstream force.
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Ms. Warren's call log includes more mainstream Democrats, but it also reflects her outsider-organizer instincts.
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The country's stance is now more mainstream, an evolution seen in the justice commissioner in Brussels.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, have been trying to push the G.O.P. to adopt more mainstream ideas and policies.
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The division has become more pronounced in recent years with more mainstream acceptance of decriminalizing prostitution.
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It is unclear, though, how far the bipartisan outrage will spread to more mainstream pharmaceutical companies.
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"We thought the campus needed a more mainstream paper than the official school paper," he said.
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Bailey said that until electric vehicles become more mainstream, Volkswagen will keep pushing its diesel products.
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Outrage over the issue, however, does appear to have become more mainstream over the last decade.
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She has some power, a voice, and platforms more mainstream than The Toast with larger audiences.
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But the government's efforts to ban Mr Chan's party has wider implications for other, more mainstream, democrats.
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UBS predicts demand for $178 billion in green aviation technologies by 2040 as they become more mainstream.
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"More mainstream institutions are focusing on it," said Marina Reyes Franco, an independent curator from Puerto Rico.
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Min believes that the upswing in e-sports could see the format getting ever-more mainstream acceptance.
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That, for him, means it'll be awhile before movies shot in VR get more mainstream industry attention.
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Madden NFL, one of the most popular gaming titles in the world, is going even more mainstream.
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Do you think there is less of that as YouTube grows and more mainstream advertisers come onboard?
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Today the party is far more mainstream — Fillon even adopted some of Le Pen's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Instead, it became an outsider's art, or in more mainstream contexts, a shallow, commercially viable fun hobby.
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Dee says that the art, which utilized some of the same Infotainment strategies, become broader, more mainstream.
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Such positions are more mainstream elsewhere in northern Europe, where anti-Islam parties are a significant fringe.
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What differentiated Sense from these more mainstream efforts, including more traditional home security cameras, was its intelligence.
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And I don't understand why more mainstream crime writers aren't making use of this fascinating age group.
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Gilmore's lawsuit comes as these outlets are receiving more mainstream recognition and high-profile supporters than ever.
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But now, it's starting to get more mainstream coverage thanks to the rise of the #DeleteUber movement.
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This is also something I've been thinking about in relation to more mainstream representations of queer life.
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Since then, the movement has become more mainstream (at least as a concept, if not in practice).
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It's too soon to know whether or not social VR will help the industry move more mainstream.
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And nearly all of these interviews or pieces might be considered huge scoops in more mainstream publications.
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One of Mr. Goodman's more mainstream affiliates, the online loan marketplace Credible, has cut ties with him.
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Once I noticed PRESIDENT CLINTON was also 16 letters, I figured he was the more mainstream option.
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In other words, many people struggle with using Blockchain technology, compared to more mainstream services like PayPal.
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In fall 2016, Ms. Clifford was once again in discussions with news outlets, this time more mainstream.
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The shoe accessory company could become even more mainstream when it enters CVS stores nationwide on Friday.
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She has managed to secure a spot on the debate stage as more mainstream candidates like Sen.
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But with Incipio joining Zagg, it looks like the eco-friendly trend is going even more mainstream.
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The fact they can now be seen more widely, however, can make such views appear more mainstream.
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As televisions became more mainstream in the 1960s, people began tuning in to watch the city's celebration.
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Members, who include families and foundations as well as wealthy individuals, said the industry was becoming more mainstream.
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This kind of rhetoric tends to trickle up from the anti-abortion grassroots to more mainstream Republican candidates.
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But as bitcoin has developed more "mainstream" business uses, Maley argued, it has become more correlated with equities.
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Progressives have a mixed record in early nominating contests, more often than not losing to more mainstream Democrats.
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The alt-right was, at the time, all about smoothing over its public image, becoming approachable, more mainstream.
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Still, Johnson had other, more mainstream connections, she learned, despite the rogues' gallery most closely associated with him.
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Hull says that as security issues have become more mainstream, there's an increased need for education and empowerment.
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That seems wise as gaming becomes more mainstream thanks to players livestreaming their commentary and phenomena like Fortnite.
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And simply delivering more "mainstream" messages won't work either, as the weak response to Trump's economic speech proves.
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It's also good timing as the also-coming-soon Model 3 is poised to make EVs more mainstream.
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But for as alienating and intense as The Locust were, they found a foothold in more mainstream hardcore.
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Like more mainstream versions, such as the CLA 250, the AMG model gets a complete, second-generation makeover.
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It blocks us from accessing more holistic options, and forces us to take the more mainstream pharmaceutical routes.
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Not only is the site more mainstream-friendly, it more actively encourages participation and involvement from the public.
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Moran told me that active inference is starting to spread into more mainstream deep-learning research, albeit slowly.
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The stabilization funding is popular among the more mainstream Senate Republicans and likely to remain in the bill.
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It's also one of the things that differentiates Google's Inbox from Gmail, the company's more mainstream email app.
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So it's sort of come into more mainstream, in terms of location, which is just a shocking development.
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Sold as being against Islamic State (IS), Russia has mainly set about bombing the more mainstream Sunni rebels.
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But as virtual and augmented reality become more mainstream, so too will the sharing of 3D objects online.
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She has done so by cultivating a more mainstream image and shedding some of the party's thuggish associations.
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But her call to fight "corruption, corruption, corruption" echoes views other, more mainstream, Democrats have previously expressed. Sen.
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But they are doing that more often, which means he becomes more mainstream — and she becomes more bland.
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In fact, he said it's the only coin traders should be buying as the coin becomes more mainstream.
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She was fine with watching something more mainstream, set in modern day, with story lines about non-Asians.
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It's still a niche market, but they seemed sure that it's gonna explode as weed goes more mainstream.
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"With drag becoming more mainstream because of television, the pageant has to do the same thing," said Dutzer.
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Some groups are ditching the use of symbols like the swastika in an effort to become more mainstream.
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They are much greater in number, and far more mainstream, than the white supremacists who protested in Virginia.
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Betting strategies are closely held, and only a few somewhat similar ventures have tried to be more mainstream.
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At the time, his comments were interpreted as indicating a preference for more mainstream candidates such as Sen.
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Whether the play was more mainstream or experimental in its conception, he took the big risk every time.
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Recent presidential primaries suggest too that a more mainstream candidate may have an opportunity to make a pitch.
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Even if Warren's comments are rankling some more mainstream Democrats, they are being met with acclaim by progressives.
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But for a more mainstream, LA-based company like Evil Angel, this kind of release is hugely groundbreaking.
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For months, more mainstream Republican candidates have been hyping up the threat from ISIS as terrifying and existential.
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It's also a challenge to Democrats as the progressive and more mainstream wings of the party battle it out.
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Ideas that begin on these platforms later dictate the conversation that takes place on more mainstream social media platforms.
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As technology improves and becomes much more mainstream, you always find a way to make it more cost efficient.
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Along with the Game Developers Choice Awards, which focuses on more mainstream titles, there's the Independent Games Festival Awards.
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"She was a great balance between the exclusivity of the New Wave and a more mainstream impact," he explained.
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The party that wins the White House is the one that is viewed as more unified and more mainstream.
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O'Rourke is allying himself with more mainstream Democrats, setting up a collision with Sanders and the single-payer purists.
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Asus' other two 802.11ax routers should be a bit more mainstream, while still offering faster speeds than today's units.
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The debate in the ad world, though, is about what form advertising will take as VR becomes more mainstream.
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The result has allowed Clinton a much easier race than she might have had against a more mainstream Republican.
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But his choice of Urzúa, along with other more mainstream officials, for his cabinet had helped soothe market angst.
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Stars with perhaps a more mainstream audience will have shows too, like Serena Williams, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kevin Hart.
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Odesser and Kwiatek agree, however, both say they want to see more mainstream representation for trans and nonbinary people.
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As legalization moves forward in the state and marijuana becomes more mainstream, are you concerned about corporatization with weed?
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Hate speech runs rampant not only on places like 4chan and 8chan, but more mainstream web destinations like Reddit.
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We need to both turn down the temperature on the debate and bring the conversation into more mainstream venues.
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MONGO received a lot of critical praise from a range of publications, from politically far-left to more mainstream.
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At the very least, it'll help Amazon differentiate its film library from the more mainstream options over at Netflix.
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The Florida senator is now clearly the leader in the more mainstream, establishment-friendly lane of the GOP primary.
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It's been more than 20 years since all that happened, and now black metal is more mainstream than ever.
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But as they become more mainstream, some say their desire for popularity is overtaking their ability to take action.
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By contrast, the more mainstream Matteo Renzi of the centre-left Democratic Party did somewhat better with the ladies.
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Provident and NSF provide short-term loans to consumers who might otherwise struggle to borrow from more mainstream banks.
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In a community that lacks engaged dads, having more mainstream positive role models and mentors takes on added importance.
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Her appeal extends to the core Fox News viewer as well as to those with more mainstream news tastes.
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The show was dedicated to playing videos from alternative bands, as opposed to the more mainstream focus of MTV.
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As e-sports becomes more mainstream, it has also attracted attention from cable channels such as TBS and ESPN.
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But after years of holding conventions and growing an online community, furries began getting more mainstream attention in 2010.
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Directed by Alexis Bloom and Fisher Stevens, this very funny, engrossing movie couldn't be more mainstream or more delectable.
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I worry that it becomes a bit more mainstream and then people stop listening to public health officials altogether.
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It was eventually seen by more mainstream audiences after the celebrity and media gossip website Gawker published an excerpt.
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That struggle is poised to get even worse as even more advanced tech like quantum computing becomes more mainstream.
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Instead of chasing angel investments and seed funding, some are graduating to growth capital or attracting more mainstream backers.
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"Sesame Street," which has tackled challenging subjects like racism and death, is now helping autism awareness become more mainstream.
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If it really takes the leap, it could be a key player in making robotics more mainstream among consumers.
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Many pachinko businesses are owned by ethnic Korean minorities, who have traditionally faced discrimination in other, more mainstream industries.
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San Francisco-based Kanopy sees itself as an alternative — and not a competitor — to more mainstream services, like Netflix.
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Climate change has become major policy priority for many of the 2020 Democratic presidential contenders, bringing the issue more mainstream.
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Regardless, he likely also recognizes in them a style and sensibility that are more mainstream and moderate than his own.
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This threatens community-based education, as students are encouraged to embrace more mainstream methods that don't often celebrate Indigenous identity.
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"By making disabled people more visible and more mainstream then you foster more potential for understanding and empathy," says Matthews.
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Protesting is becoming more mainstream, people are learning that it's a key part of democracy – we are no longer afraid.
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Compared to more mainstream tattoo aesthetics, like watercolor tattoos, the illusion of embroidered ink is still relatively under-the-radar.
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The Oslo-based firm ranks a distant fifth behind more mainstream desktop computers browsers from Microsoft, Google, Firefox and Apple.
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Most of the good new features will trickle their way down the food chain to the company's more mainstream device.
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The site made moves toward becoming more mainstream, hiring reporters from publications like the Hill and the Wall Street Journal.
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The two complaints come as the idea of breaking up big tech companies is becoming a more mainstream position. Sen.
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Or something that might be a little bit more mainstream, in terms of shrunk-wrapped software, that kind of thing.
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Clinton is more moderate than President Barack Obama, and more mainstream and accepted by Wall Street than Trump, he added.
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To see it more mainstream and expected and everyone's like 'Hey, these are the kinds of movies getting made now.
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After those ventures, I wanted to do something even more mainstream, so I sold my shares and started more restaurants.
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In 2018, VR adoption has plenty of demons to chase as it looks to build a larger, more mainstream audience.
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Still, the optics aren't good on this, and show the limitations bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies face to become more mainstream.
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Yet regulation, which tends to favour big companies and industries, is a key obstacle to faster and more mainstream growth.
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I was just looking at some saucy ads in the '50s, but those are becoming less outliers and more mainstream.
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Female ejaculation, aka squirting, has become a lot more mainstream in the past few decades, thanks in part to porn.
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I've been at more mainstream shows, and you'll see literally 95 percent of people are filming whenever something interesting happens.
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This, they said, eliminated the anxiety of having to shop between sections for men and women at more mainstream stores.
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Dog people preferred more mainstream entertainment, with Duck Dynasty over-indexing among them, shortly followed by Entourage and The Hills.
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That could pose problems, given that the campaign is trying to cater to the show's more mainstream audience as well.
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And unlike more mainstream salad greens like lettuce and kale, these don't require much maintenance, and boast a longer lifespan.
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The Dallas store is more hip with trendy designers and more mainstream so you'll see a lot of Alice + Olivia.
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"Fighting for conservative values to be represented on campus is fighting for conservative values to be more mainstream," she said.
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After "disrupting" the travel industry with its home sharing network, Airbnb is continuing on a path to becoming more mainstream.
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Qualcomm CEO Steve Mellonkopf said he expected more mainstream smartphone makers to get the Snapdragon 820 in the coming months.
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A number of other tests have also cropped up in recent months as universal basic income finds more mainstream acceptance.
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Now the boutique headphone maker is taking a further step toward a more mainstream consumer with its $499 Sine set.
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Mostly, the remaining question will be whether Nissan has done enough to make it a vehicle with more mainstream appeal.
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However, as women grew more accustomed to seeing bralettes (and learned how to wear them), they're now becoming more mainstream.
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The popularity of the account speaks to a need for more transparency that isn't happening on a more mainstream level.
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Digital currency is becoming more mainstream as companies like Starbucks and Goldman Sachs experiment with how to engage with it.
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"Theresa will make No. 10 more mainstream bourgeois, and redo the place for the post-Brexit era," Mr. York predicted.
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Vogel, an ex-Politico staffer who has written extensively about both topics, adds a more mainstream sheen to it all.
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"Saturday Night Live" had recently begun its run, and more mainstream interest in performing comedy was beginning to take shape.
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Anitta, who is half-black, got her start making funk before pivoting to more mainstream pop in Spanish and English.
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It also comes after Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has reportedly pushed the studio to focus on bigger, more mainstream shows.
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Stein: I think that once you reach a larger, more mainstream audience, a lot of those people don't really differentiate.
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"This is a step toward making it (bitcoin) more mainstream and more acceptable," said Thomas Brown, of LexisNexis Risk Solutions.
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But that was a long time ago — intercontinental rail journeys haven't been hugely popular since airplane travel went more mainstream.
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But the company is now prioritizing "live stories," which feature more mainstream events like the Super Bowl and music festivals.
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So, by necessity, a Sanders administration would wind up being a more mainstream group than you see on the campaign.
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Do you feel as if skateboarding, which will be in the 2020 Olympics, loses anything as it becomes more mainstream?
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I think that it is more mainstream now, because you have to get the PERFECT picture for your Instagram followers.
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That could help Yang break out from the pack — and it could help UBI become an even more mainstream idea.
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Unlike more mainstream Protestants, fundamentalists did not expect to see a righteous and holy kingdom of God established on earth.
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More mainstream right-wing pundits like Michelle Malkin considered it, in Malkin's words, an "Obama D.H.S. hit job" on conservatives.
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Khurrana spoke to Reuters about why he chose this film and why more mainstream actors need to helm such projects.
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But I am happier now, having severed myself (and also been severed from) more mainstream expectations for work and love.
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And in featuring her, Fox News was doing more to break female stereotypes than any of the more mainstream networks.
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Liberal activists who back Sanders say more mainstream Democrats are in denial about his strong chances of winning the nomination.
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That may be true, and Sanders's answers on foreign policy during the campaign have been more mainstream than people realize.
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The company said at the time it would work to promote more mainstream ideas as part of a comprehensive overhaul.
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If Pompeo ditches Ryan, it could be a signal that more mainstream Republicans are preparing to revolt against the Speaker.
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Their incumbent handily beat a challenger who was more mainstream than the one they are likely to nominate in 2020.
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Polls showed him to be wildly unpopular among supporters of more mainstream candidates, as well as the majority of Democrats.
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But sales of the company's more mainstream Model 3 sedan came to 92,20193 — up nearly 50% from a year earlier.
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Given Corbyn's unpopularity, however, it's conceivable Labour couldn't find suitable partners unless it promises to pick a more mainstream leader.
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But addressing the issue and the fight for menstrual equity has become more mainstream and continues to pick up steam.
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However, he lamented that it was not aired by a more mainstream broadcaster, in order to reach a larger audience.
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Now, though, as those conversations about discrimination have become even more mainstream, the festival's first organizer, James Spooner, looks prescient.
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The software giant pledged $75 million for a new initiative to make computer science education more mainstream in American schools.
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But while its enthusiasts are still a niche group, kava has gained ground in more mainstream professional circles as well.
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Yet in terms of more mainstream Hollywood bromance films, The Last Black Man in San Francisco signals a major departure.
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This also meant that Pinkfong's "Baby Shark" gained even more mainstream attention: It wasn't just a song for kids anymore.
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Some content moderators are also not familiar with more mainstream political figures such as Ted Cruz, according to the source.
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While Perez generally is seen as the more mainstream candidate, there are those who believe his politics are still fairly radical.
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Farage is a largely discredited figure in Britain -- exiled from the official Brexit campaign, which was run by more mainstream figures.
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He rocketed to more mainstream popularity in 2006 with his character Borat Sagdiyev, who starred in the successful comedy mockumentary Borat.
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The result of all of this has been to bring usually obscure figures, ideas, and memes to much more mainstream attention.
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Each time Facebook and Twitter try to cater to the right, they face a blowback from more mainstream outlets and observers.
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Even his work on more mainstream fare like 2017's Thor: Ragnarok put a cheeky new spin on the Thor myth.
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Because Sony wants more content creators to shoot photos and videos in 21:9 so that the format becomes more mainstream.
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"As it becomes more mainstream and near impossible to tell fantasy from reality, anything is subject to being fake," Gravity_Horse says.
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Twitter has heavily invested in video and live content, in a bid to attract more mainstream users and premium advertising deals.
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Google's YouTube, which has already invested heavily in shows featuring social-media stars, is now planning to make more mainstream fare.
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Other places the video can be found include 8chan's more mainstream cousin, 4chan, as well as far-right social network Gab.
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These women are fully aware of ticking biological clocks as in vitro fertilization struggles for many couples have become more mainstream.
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He recently pivoted to less outlier, more mainstream positions on NAFTA, NATO and trade, but who knows if he'll pivot back?
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It's a more mainstream product that makes a special effort to focus on a female user base, with added health features.
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In the more mainstream FX markets, the U.S. dollar climbed against the yen but dipped against the euro and the pound.
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This speaker was clearly aimed at a more mainstream audience, so it's not a big deal, but worth calling out nonetheless.
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But I also believe that I would have had more mainstream Hollywood opportunities if I were straight or didn't come out.
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Podcasts were once relegated to niche corners of the web, but the format has become much more mainstream in recent years.
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Once considered a radical idea, helicopter money has become a more mainstream proposal the longer inflation has resisted central bank remedies.
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Announced in March, the Versa was the Fitbit's second shot at the category, designed to appeal to a more mainstream audience.
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The fear has also resulted in a rise in VPN offerings from more mainstream names that similarly shouldn't be inherently trusted.
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Alexa isn't extending the smart home market — it's more mainstream precisely because it's not limited to that small and limited opportunity.
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Yoram Hazony, but also by more mainstream writers like The New York Post's Sohrab Ahmari—reject universal reason as a basis
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It will be telling whether Trump supporters rally behind him to challenge Gillespie, who is viewed as a more mainstream Republican.
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A crusading Bernie Sanders now faces off again against a more mainstream candidate, one with flaws that give many voters pause.
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Now, even more mainstream Democrats, like Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, support eliminating the agency.
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The tax plan that Mr. McCain crafted in 2008 during his presidential run against Barack Obama was even more mainstream Republican.
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When New Line picked it up [in 1985], it got a little bit more mainstream distribution—it played at art houses.
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They are much greater in number, and far more mainstream, than the white supremacists who protested in Virginia over the weekend.
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She was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in November in an upset victory over a more mainstream Democratic incumbent.
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While Trump still won the Electoral College, he concluded the GOP might have done much better with a more mainstream candidate.
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The company consistently offers stunning exterior designs, gorgeous interiors, and serious technology at significantly lower prices than more mainstream luxury brands,.
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Starbucks' decision to accept cryptocurrencies makes them much more mainstream, plus it means users can spend their digital fortunes almost anywhere.
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The prime minister arranged for the organization to merge into a somewhat more mainstream party of religious Zionists, the Jewish Home.
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It's clear, too, that the Trump White House will eagerly attack more mainstream outlets while engaging and tweeting right-wing news sources.
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Biden, of course, is banking on being better known than Buttigieg, and more mainstream than Sanders, when making his own "electability" case.
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This is good news for Tom Niermann, who along with Ramsey was one of the more mainstream candidates running for the seat.
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"It may take a generation or two for tech like 'mindfile' to evolve into a more mainstream form of memorialization," Duncan suggested.
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Tomii adds that their ideas were "out there" in an aesthetic-conceptual wilderness, too, compared to those of more mainstream modern artists.
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Lillian Jensen, the Norwegian owner of a lesbian bar in Eresos, says many younger lesbians "want to go to more mainstream places".
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And last year it made a bigger push to highlight and attract more boutique hotels in an effort to be more mainstream.
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With the explosive popularity of Pokémon Go, which has been downloaded more than 750 million times, the idea is much more mainstream.
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O, the company said on its website Wednesday, joining its rivals in opening the door for more mainstream adoption of the cryptocurrency.
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"We expect improvements ... as it becomes more mainstream and more data comes back; then we can extend it to the younger population."
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Price reductions are an ever-present threat in the electronics category, as constant innovation causes products to become cheaper and more mainstream.
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They are pitted against a more mainstream faction that favors building bridges with other churches and lending political support to the government.
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There's also the fact that bitcoin and blockchain — the underlying technology that acts as a public ledger — have steadily become more mainstream.
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That put the pressure back on Google to offer up a more mainstream approach, and on Tuesday Google offered up just that.
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Elsewhere, content drawn directly from 4chan's infamous far right hub /pol/ (short for "politically incorrect") was repurposed on a more mainstream platform.
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I'm delighted that approaches other than betting money show such promise: It might make it easier for prediction to become more mainstream.
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Any coalition hoping to veto one of these decisions would need the help of at least one of the more mainstream groups.
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While organics have become more mainstream and commoditized, a new report from BB&T Capital Markets suggests that organic price premiums vs.
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As this debate starts to become more mainstream in America, there are lots of misunderstandings and misapprehensions being passed off as fact.
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Most Shia follow more mainstream clerics, such as Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani in Najaf in Iraq, and Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei.
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As this dynamic continues, it will make the issues championed by Sanders and Warren look even more mainstream and viable against Trump.
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But the system has received more mainstream attention and scrutiny since Facebook disclosed Russian-affiliated accounts purchased ads during the 2511 election.
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As ASMR became more mainstream and videos got more polished, some members of the community were drawn toward old school-style videos.
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But more than that, Tribe was vital in helping to spread the Afrocentrism movement to a new, more mainstream generation of listeners.
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As I said earlier, I want to live a world where devices like the Gemini can peacefully coexist with more mainstream devices.
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I recently chatted with Swanberg about making more mainstream movies, parenthood and finding ways to make his movies a little less white.
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During that era, when shit was just wild, and that's when a lot of attention—or more mainstream attention—came to Atlanta.
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Jones Day's Obie agreed that bitcoin will become more mainstream and an entirely new asset class may emerge in the investor community.
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The documentary also discusses how drag, a rebellion against the norms of masculinity and femininity, has become more mainstream in recent years.
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Even just a few years ago, some of the more mainstream reproductive rights groups tried to distance themselves from self-managed abortion.
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One more interesting trend in the past couple years is that getting LTE on your smartwatch has started to become more mainstream.
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With more mainstream figures like H. R. McMaster, Rex Tillerson and Gary Cohn gone, the administration is growing more nationalist, not less.
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Grimes' digital self might make the idea of a digital musician, one who changes and evolves in appearance, more mainstream and palatable.
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But Ancestry also faces competition because genomics has become more mainstream, with upstarts like Color Genomics and 23andMe getting big-time backers.
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"Lots of users are recommending content that you would call sort of more mainstream, sometimes it's in the other direction," Mohan said.
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What Calm and Headspace did for making meditation more mainstream and accessible, Ikaria wants to do for mental health through online togetherness.
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"You have these toxic communities trying to infect more mainstream congregations with xenophobia, Islamophobia and threats of mass violence," Mr. Decker said.
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Unlike more mainstream music-streaming apps, Resso displays real-time lyrics alongside songs and allows users to leave comments on individual tracks.
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Products that have been around longer, like internet-connected fitness machines or resistance bands that track your workout, went even more mainstream.
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Yet there remain thousands of more mainstream old master paintings in auctions, galleries and art fairs that struggle to attract any interest.
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The latest game in the series, The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt, really rocketed The Witcher into more mainstream notoriety in 2015.
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They are now dangerously overstretched, and the U.S. Army is now looking to create more mainstream units to take on unconventional deployments.
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But the interactive relationship between star and audience, there's a ton of talent that do it really well that are more mainstream.
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It was a very fringe, marginal thing in the '80s, and now it has become this more mainstream discussion, which is amazing.
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I'm also planning to test HTC's Deluxe Audio Strap soon, which may prove to be a more mainstream take on a similar idea.
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Belief-based dietary choices, like veganism — which was once considered both niche and entirely different from traditional dieting — have gained more mainstream popularity.
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The truth about Vector is more modest, though the product does seem like a much more mainstream solution than the recently departed Kuri.
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The more mainstream candidates on both sides end up competing across party lines for this crowd: A moderate voter who votes for Mrs.
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Revenge porn is spreading further afield and onto more mainstream platforms, such as gaming-focused chat service Discord and work communications firm Slack.
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The award marks a return to a more mainstream interpretation of literature after the 2016 prize went to American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan.
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In the highest-profile races, the attention-getting outsiders for the most part went down to defeat in favor of more mainstream choices.
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Many returned to preach the virtues of Iran's more mainstream Shiism, and hung portraits of Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, in their homes.
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This new approach, if it continues, will likely benefit media incumbents, those with real-life influence, and perhaps those publishing more mainstream content.
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However, the statement was celebrated by members of the more mainstream Mormon community, many of whom have pushed back against the alt-right.
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Maybe you'll start by publishing articles in a law journal, then move to writing op-ed pieces for a more mainstream media outlet.
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The more people vote, the more mainstream our politicians become because they have to start representing the views of more and more people.
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As such, the company is taking baby steps with the Exodus, rather than incorporating these technologies into one of its more mainstream devices.
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Plus, features like syncing files to other devices for offline viewing weren't always as simple as they could be for more mainstream users.
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When he's not writing about sex, he's won more mainstream accolades for his comic-strip historical biography of Canadian Métis leader Louis Riel.
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In fact, his social-media prowess has routinely resulted in more mainstream media coverage, feeding the beast and keeping him in the headlines.
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The move could signal that Snapchat, known for immediacy, spontaneity and simplicity, is taking a shot at more mainstream social networks like Facebook.
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The White Sox used a more mainstream approach in the third when Moncada launched a solo home run into the seats in left.
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The reasoning goes that as the substance becomes more mainstream and the stigma wanes, those who have tried it might become regular users.
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With a smaller footprint, more high-quality build and a more universal fit, the headphones signal a step toward a more mainstream product.
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In his view, those who would shut down Alex Jones's outlets might do the same to people or entities with more mainstream perspectives.
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But their difficulty in finding enough qualified loyalists has led them to rely on more mainstream figures, while also leaving many positions unfilled.
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San Juan Island is a bit more mainstream than Lopez and Orcas and tends to attract tourists who like more action and amenities.
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PHEVs, as they're known, face an inevitable death as fully electric options rise to the occasion, drop in price, and become more mainstream.
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They would say they are rogue scientists, unfairly reviled by their more mainstream colleagues for having mastered prediction, the ultimate goal of seismology.
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As a result, criticisms of Europe's open-border policies have taken root not just on the far right but among more mainstream parties.
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Pollster Dalia Mogahed said in an interview that aired Thursday on "What America's Thinking" that terms like 'alt-right' have become more mainstream.
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If the Republican Party has any chance of broadening its base, it must embrace more mainstream stances on a wide variety of issues.
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During the past year, the more mainstream rebels opposing Assad have suffered repeated setbacks, including the loss of Aleppo, Syria's second-largest city.
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Carey took the song up a notch but added a choir behind her vocals, which layered her gospel influence into something more mainstream.
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The fear among establishment Republicans is that Kane and Bacon will help split the more mainstream GOP vote, leaving an opening for Leneghan.
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Hillary seems more mainstream, meaning that if [the] mainstream doesn't think it's cool to help the homeless, then that's what she'll side with.
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While his early films were sometimes confounding to more mainstream audiences, his latest fare has become increasingly traditional in its narrative and structure.
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She said she wanted to see more mainstream developers tackle the topic and more support for gamers who spoke out about these challenges.
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Overall, they are more likely to be charmed by his idiosyncratic career path, a path possibly less alluring to a more mainstream audience.
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A populist candidate without majority support is sweeping through the primaries, while several more mainstream candidates divide up the rest of the vote.
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It's not just more mainstream in fashion and pop culture, as has been reported of kink's increasing popularity year after year for decades.
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While their stance was dismissed by some as radical at the time, more mainstream black athletes understood their stance and agreed with it.
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It was a path similar to how some filmmakers look at the independent film circuit as a first step to more mainstream work.
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"It mostly started with the luxury brands, but we're seeing more and more mainstream brands doing this," like Sephora and online beauty companies.
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I have noticed that as TikTok becomes more mainstream, many influencers and bloggers have attempted to make the jump to this new platform.
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The news organization, whose traffic spiked in the run-up to the presidential election, has looked to compete directly with more mainstream publications.
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In a statement to CNN, the Washington Examiner's editorial director said he was glad his organization was able to "scoop" more mainstream outlets.
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But tweaks in their bylaws and leadership by a new crop of industry veterans with acquisition experience are gradually making them more mainstream.
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This fall, the coat seems to be headed to even more mainstream acceptance: Oprah put the coat in her list of favorite things.
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"Senator, that's your decision, not mine," Waller replied, adding that his economists publish for academic journals while Shelton's writings are more mainstream media.
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Makeup for men is not new, and is actually more mainstream than it has ever been, as Vox's Anna North detailed last September.
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Kasich, who is still popular in Ohio, is considered a more mainstream Republican than Trump and struck a more optimistic tone in the primaries.
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While androgyny has long been a motif in fashion design and culture, today's more mainstream just-do-you attitude is giving it new life.
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The reactions to Amazon highlight a gulf between the more mainstream, pro-business wing of the Democratic Party and its more anti-establishment officials.
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If plant-based poultry "gets more and more mainstream and we think it's right for our customers, we certainly would test it," Hochman said.
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As this topic becomes more mainstream, we resident physicians need to be trained in an infrastructure where we feel comfortable addressing our patients' concerns.
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Plastic surgery is more mainstream than it's ever been, but that doesn't mean patients are dying to have their cosmetic laundry aired in public.
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While it attracts a more mainstream crowd than many other electronic music events, performers say they enjoy the energetic dancers they encounter at Daybreaker.
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This suggests Facebook's effort to reward "trusted" news may have helped more mainstream news brands, which is what many, including Brown, expected to happen.
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That was necessarily going to change the editorial and make it more mainstream and focus it, and then one thing built on the other.
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Thornton supports a more mainstream approach to US–China relations that advocates for increased trade and a reduction of tensions — a view Bannon opposed.
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Besides appealing to soldiers and veterans, championing military causes helps Robinson to soften his image and build a more mainstream political brand, said Davey.
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Showing more, longer videos could seduce more mainstream users inclined to sit back and watch instead of laboriously reading through reams of text tweets.
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Microsoft even tried to bring Kinect even more mainstream with the Xbox One, but the pricing and features failed to live up to expectations.
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After Amazon purchased Whole Foods, the company kept AmazonFresh alive as a more mainstream alternative to the higher-priced, organic leanings of Whole Foods.
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Unlike more mainstream genre shows like American Horror Story, one of the biggest challenges to making Channel Zero is its limited budget, says Antosca.
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EVgo's Levy is confident that demand for public chargers will swell as EVs become more mainstream and are embraced by apartment and condo dwellers.
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Both Rousseau and Wolff were determined to rebrand their organizations in the wake of Charlottesville and try to appeal to a more mainstream demographic.
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It will likely continue to get more mainstream, but is unlikely to challenge traditional leagues in terms of scale and money, according to Tobin.
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Dyson previously worked at a more mainstream agency, but found her passion for disabled performers after a client asked for someone in a wheelchair.
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Marijuana — aptly rebranded as cannabis to veer away from the stoner type — is becoming more mainstream, even moving into the luxury and wellness markets.
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If it means giving political power to more mainstream religious figures who cannot agree on points of doctrine, this does not look appetising either.
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But Trump has also appointed many more traditional Republicans to his administration, and could conceivably be swayed toward more mainstream policies as a result.
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The app received little in the way of fanfare from the tech press, because it was released alongside more mainstream updates like Night Shift.
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"We just need to wait for it to become slightly more mainstream before we can convince central banks everywhere that it's okay," Kanovich said.
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But yeah, metal and marijuana have both become more mainstream and accepted at the same time with the legalization of it in some places.
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It's likely that game developers of titles that have an opportunity to go on TV will want to cater to more mainstream TV channels.
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As the ingredient becomes more mainstream, brands are offering an array of CBD-infused options sold at retailers like Neiman Marcus, Sephora and more.
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For years Samsung has differentiated the power-user focused Note line from its more mainstream handsets by juicing up the specs inside of it.
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The backers of more mainstream candidates weren't able to settle on one, and neither did the backers of more conservative, Tea Party-friendly candidates.
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This rising awareness, coupled with the reach of social media and ever-increasing visibility, has led to more mainstream recognition of different sexual identities.
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As it became more mainstream (we're looking at you, Hot Topic), the scene fizzled and faded into a mere memory for most of us.
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It's enjoyed some prime runway time for a few seasons now actually, but it hasn't totally caught on in more mainstream, catwalk-free fashion.
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The other, more mainstream argument is that basic income programs destroy work incentives rather than improving them (as other libertarians, like Dolan above, argue).
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Now that she says people see ASMR less as a trend that will fade away, Gibi thinks the phenomenon will enter more mainstream entertainment.
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It's making her views more mainstream and acceptable, and we know what will follow: race hate, racist attacks and the legitimization of racist views.
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Devoted preppers like Hobel and Charles say the movement is growing rapidly and is poised to become more mainstream over the next few years.
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Though he moved to another internet streaming site, he seems to have siloed himself from more mainstream radio hosting opportunities in the years since.
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Paradoxically, the crackdown on this kind of content on more mainstream sites like Reddit and Twitter may have led users to congregate on 103chan.
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In recent times, as far-right racism and sexism have become more mainstream, Australia's larrikins have multiplied, and many at their forefront are women.
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But many of the specific proposals by Sanders are more mainstream than his favorable comments about Fidel Castro back in the day might suggest.
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But when the circles became more mainstream in the 1950s, women were relegated to the background as dancers and the lyrics became increasingly misogynistic.
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His departure could tip the Trump administration toward a more mainstream approach to issues like climate change, immigration, China and the war in Afghanistan.
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And if you go to a more mainstream salon, there's the looming "textured hair charge," a common occurrence for black women with thicker hair.
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These structures would also bear a closer resemblance to the more mainstream collateralised loan obligation market, potentially bringing in a wider range of investors.
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President Trump plans to nominate Scott Gottlieb to be commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), a more mainstream choice than some expected.
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"We really see part of what WellSet is doing as taking the idea of wellness and wellbeing and making it more mainstream," Bukowski said.
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So while some creators like Koshy will follow a more mainstream career trajectory successfully, others will keep on going up and up on YouTube.
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"Had the Republicans nominated a more mainstream candidate, they may have done much better — much closer to what the equation was predicting," he wrote.
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But his critics say his often indiscriminate attacks have only ended up driving more mainstream opponents into alliances of desperation with militants and extremists.
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King and like-minded legislators such as Texas's Louie Gohmert are far more aligned with this populist vision than the more mainstream consensus position.
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Cannon, who died when he was just 21976, made enduring and vibrant works melding Native American and more mainstream artistic and pop culture imagery.
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Porn has become more mainstream in the era of Pornhub, but its stars remain marginalized and subject to death threats, like Lebanese actress Mia Khalifa.
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Nearly all Democrats who flipped GOP-held seats were more mainstream candidates — ones who House Democrats' campaign arm would say "fit" their ideologically split districts.
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In movies, most often adaptations, affluence and luxury have been a way for Hollywood to make something esoteric or niche appeal to more mainstream audiences.
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As the Daily Beast reports, trolls on Reddit have gotten fed up with the encroachment by right-wing extremists onto the site's more mainstream areas.
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While the Yes Campaign has been considered a fringe movement in the past, it began trending on social media Wednesday night attracting more mainstream notice.
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It's this purposeful application that will likely make AR more mainstream than VR, which incredible as it is, still isolates you from the outside world.
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Then you had more Democrats calling for -- and more mainstream Democrats calling for the abolishment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which President Trump jumped on.
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Biometric sensors are becoming more mainstream and are increasingly found on more devices — unfortunately, none of them can fully replace the password on its own.
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The company's CEO told CNBC last month the company was aiming to have 2 billion customers in 10 years as mobile payments become more mainstream.
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The transparent glass on back is a nice look, and its camera are every bit as good as those found on more mainstream flagship competitors.
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Most observers expect she will reach a second round of voting in May, but that she will then be defeated by a more mainstream candidate.
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Doctoring your photos is meant to be fun, so it's likely Twitter is trying to appeal to more mainstream users, one of its biggest challenges.
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Lele Pons, David Dobrik, Liza Koshy, and, perhaps most famously, Jake and Logan Paul went from beloved teen Vine stars to more mainstream YouTube celebrities.
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Part of the reason the more mainstream candidates have fared poorly is simply because there are many of them and that has fragmented the vote.
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As feminism goes more and more mainstream, the sartorial symbols of female empowerment are getting re-examined and served back to us on the runways.
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Or for that matter we don't have the right resources to really maintain those systems anymore, so we need to get into more mainstream technologies.
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While more mainstream coverage of UFOs continues to bombard the internet and cable news channels, the UFO community is far from a unified voting bloc.
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Bitcoin mining equipment makers make computers with special chips that mine the coins more efficiently than more mainstream chips made by companies such as Intel.
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This is a game-changer, and opens up a new frontier of lower cost, easier to program, easier to use robotics for more mainstream operations.
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The two-round electoral system makes it hard for extremists to win; in a run-off, the moderate majority rallies to the more mainstream contender.
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Google, meanwhile, has tried a more mainstream, low-cost approach with Google Cardboard, and recently opened Daydream, a virtual reality development platform for Android phones.
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Other web destinations, such as the World Socialist Web Site, have accused Google of arbitrarily cutting off referral traffic in favor of more mainstream destinations.
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Now, compared with 2016, Sanders is running in a political climate where his democratic socialist policy proposals have become more mainstream in the Democratic Party.
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INGRAHAM: Do either of you find it curious that no one in the sort of more mainstream press does any like serious reporting on this?
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So, with more mainstream companies offering natural toothpastes of their own than ever before, we decided to ask the real pros which ones actually work.
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Exchanges are also looking for employees who can help them adopt standards to appeal to more mainstream investors such as pension funds and asset managers.
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He'd gained renown in the industry for his grippingly raw Y Tu Mamá También, so was unsure about taking the leap into more mainstream endeavours.
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T-Mobile's $30 prepaid plan with 5GB of data, unlimited texting, and 100 minutes of voice service is likely to remain a more mainstream option.
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This sort of 4D footage is also known as "volumetric capture," and it's another medium that could take off as virtual reality becomes more mainstream.
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By day, Force is a talented 3D animator who has ties to the Tim and Eric empire, but works in the more mainstream entertainment industry.
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By day, Force is a talented 19703D animator who has ties to the Tim and Eric empire, but works in the more mainstream entertainment industry.
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Still, many of those arguing to keep the legal status quo acknowledge that the debate has shifted, with their opponents' position becoming rapidly more mainstream.
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A generation later, Feinstein's views are much more mainstream — so much so that they anger some liberals who wish she would take more progressive stands.
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Arthur: One part of Trump's remarks picked up more mainstream appeal: He pointed out how badly inconsistent our foreign policy has been in recent years.
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It is considered a staple of soul food cooking and has recently gained popularity — an analogous reclamation to the more mainstream fandom surrounding pork belly.
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We are accustomed to operating in the gray areas, and cannabis is a big gray area still, although it is starting to become more mainstream.
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Indeed, all of these factors have resulted in a growing, broader and more mainstream base of support for the FN, including businesspeople and some minorities.
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"What worries us is that property prices are so high now in Boulder, the new arrivals are going to be more mainstream," Ms. Hendricks mused.
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Yet Sanders' openness to an idea that's been at the fringe of policy discussions in the US for decades could give it more mainstream acceptance.
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Commonly agreed standards on what constitutes a green bond and transparency over how proceeds are used are needed to make the market become more mainstream.
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They move to the center and co-opt parts of the other party's program in order to become more mainstream in a new political climate.
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Gaffney is placed alongside more mainstream Republican Party thinkers such as Elliott Abrams, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, and former Sen.
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He held multiple campaign events for Hawley, railing on McCaskill and castigating her as a far-left liberal out of step with more mainstream voters.
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The Salafists endorse Saudi's strict Wahhabi version of Sunni Islam and oppose the more mainstream Sufi Islam that dominates Algeria and other North African countries.
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Trump endorsed the secretary of state at the eleventh hour in the primary, which many credit for helping Kobach defeat the more mainstream incumbent, Gov.
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The idea behind adding a new management service is to remove one of the sticking points that affect Airbnb's growth as a more mainstream service.
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That's an interesting idea, given how popular the Echo speaker has become and how it's finding a way into the lives of more mainstream users.
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We've seen an increase in drone investments on a huge scale, many new entrants into the field and more mainstream companies getting into the marketplace.
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It's also not evident that deplatforming every member of the AIN—especially more mainstream figures like Rogan and Rubin—is the right way to go.
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For starters, as the venture industry evolves from a boutique business to one that's more mainstream, people are taking an interest in how it operates.
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AND I THINK WHEN NOVOGRATZ SAYS IT'S GOT A POSSIBILITY OF BEING WORTH 20,000 OR 40,000, I CAN SEE THAT AS IT BECOME MORE MAINSTREAM.
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There is no guarantee that A24's guerrilla marketing strategies will support more mainstream movies, as the studio aims to start adding to its slate.
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Poshmark, a popular app where people can buy and sell used apparel from more mainstream brands like Anthropologie and J.Crew, has also been expanding rapidly.
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On it, Lynch displays more mainstream proclivities, through cleaner vocals and more predictable song structures, without forsaking his well-documented love of drifting instrumentals. adhoc.
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They can get those more mainstream people very easily because [Apple Music] is already in their phone, and they already have their credit card info.
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Murthy said the company's concept is a novelty at the moment, meaning it can set the precedent in the market as it becomes more mainstream.
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"I think a lot of people who'd never heard of the band suddenly started listening, and they gained a much more mainstream audience," says Clarke.
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From his many collaborations with the Swedish director Ingmar Bergman to more mainstream Hollywood fare, the actor was a fixture of world cinema for decades.
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We'll then be able to enact tax reform and do more mainstream conservative things, and now, he created the monster, and it's eating him now.
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The whole playful experience lacks the eye-rolling shade of many interactions between Zoey and Luca, who has real disdain for his girlfriend's more mainstream quirks.
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In Her Smell, Amber Heard's Zelda, whose grunge roots gave way to a more mainstream appeal, is derided by Elisabeth Moss' Becky Something for selling out.
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The WHO says it will formally recognize traditional medicine in its compendium in May, meaning more mainstream recognition of practices dating back more than 2,500 years.
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Recently there were as many or more mainstream and social media stories about the former first lady than there were about the declared Democratic presidential candidates.
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Now, it is considered much more mainstream, partly given the increasing overlap with commercial real estate as the search for more viable urban planning proposals escalates.
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The Trump campaign is keenly aware of the "facts crash" and this is why those predicting Trump will "calm and go more mainstream" are so wrong.
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Netanyahu recently maneuvered to bring Otzma Yehudit, a nakedly racist party previously shunned by everyone in Israel, into a bloc with (relatively) more mainstream right parties.
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But as facial recognition techniques grow more mainstream it will be good to have advisory boards like this one keeping the companies that use them honest.
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Therefore, he needs to step aside before Labor Day so that this election can still be won by a right of center, more mainstream Republican ticket.
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Washington (CNN)Former Democratic presidential candidate Michael Dukakis said Hillary Clinton would be in a tighter race if she were running against a more mainstream Republican.
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As the more mainstream business people had walked away from Benjamin Capital, they had been replaced by an unsavory crew, which included Ukrainian organized crime figures.
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But with its diverse ownership and familiar structure, the Overwatch League is hoping to bring in bigger, more mainstream brands — and it seems to be working.
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It was only after last summer's failed military coup, which made the public more cautious of the military's power, that Erdogan's position gained more mainstream support.
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Despite the scandal, the outspoken ultra-conservative Christian fundamentalist, who beat the more mainstream Luther Strange in a GOP primary, was not out of the race.
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More mainstream big businesses that aren't quite as tech-savvy will turn to a company like Docker to help them manage projects developed with the toolkits.
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Shaq and A-Rod are joined by White Sox superstar Jimmy Rollins in the deal which brings even more mainstream athletes into the world of eSports.
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Although it's a nascent technology that will evolve dramatically in the coming years, VR is becoming much more mainstream and is popping up all around us.
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With her main mission to improve literacy rates, Starke hopes to expand her efforts in the future and continue making literacy education more mainstream and recognized.
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Bottom line: "It really shows that this new behavior of selling your home online is more mainstream than it seemed," Opendoor CEO Eric Wu tells Axios.
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Waka tells TMZ Sports ... he's upset with the NFL's decision to shun the incredibly long list of Atlanta rappers in favor of a more mainstream performer.
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The Mercury prize, seen as an alternative to the more mainstream Brit Awards, has sometimes been criticized for showcasing established artists rather than lesser-known newcomers.
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In fact, the little quadcopter can hit a top speed of 100 miles an hour – which handily blows more mainstream photography drones out of the water.
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But just because sex is suddenly being treated as a more mainstream topic of conversation, that doesn't mean we're actually getting better about talking about it.
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Moonlight also stars The Knick's Andre Holland, and Janelle Monáe in her feature film debut, before she appears in next year's decidedly more mainstream Hidden Figures.
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That means picking off reporters from more mainstream news outlets like John Carney, a former Wall Street Journal reporter who will edit the website's business page.
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Moreover, it showed that the underlying Trump immigration policies are more mainstream and in tune with the majority of Americans than Democrats would like to admit.
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"REIT activism will become more frequent and more mainstream" in 2016, Adam Emmerich, a partner at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, said in an interview last month.
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"In as much as we both respect the power of markets in a way that Bernie Sanders may not, I think she's more mainstream," he said.
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Some political operative will use the stories to try to discredit broader, more mainstream movements, and others will use it to discredit the outlet as biased.
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You can cop these nostalgic slippers at retailers like Net-A-Porter for a whopping $990 USD – far more than what the more mainstream iterations cost.
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The more mainstream view of the current center-right government is to pay lip service to the idea of negotiations, but not actually host peace talks.
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"Health misinformation has started to infiltrate more mainstream," Dr. Brittany Seymour, a professor at Harvard University who studies health misinformation online, told NBC News in June.
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What it didn't do was provide him with the kind of retirement security he might have attained if he had gone into a more mainstream life.
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Other, more mainstream conservatives were quick to note that the specter of political violence was not something that was only directed at figures on the left.
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Before feminism became a more mainstream concept, it was much more common even than it is now to openly judge a woman for her beauty choices.
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I see some people referring to Amazon's Alexa as a more mainstream smart home or home automation product, and I think that's actually a red herring.
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More traffic and a younger audience are big successes in their own right, but even more importantly, the shift helps make the Playboy brand more mainstream.
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The campaign against Fauci is quickly becoming more mainstream — especially as Trump looks to put economic growth ahead of mitigating the damage caused by the virus.
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YouTube is becoming more mainstream in Indonesia and, to the best of my knowledge, it is the second biggest search engine people are using after Google.
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The show in Geneva is a showcase for some of the world's most expensive and exclusive cars, but it's also used to launch more mainstream models.
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Gardner says green touring has become more mainstream over the last few years, with some of the most preeminent artists in music like Shawn Mendes, P!
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The more and more traction Cenk's past statements got, the more mainstream journalists began to tweet them out and put immense pressure on the Sanders campaign.
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Ms. Lords was in the crossword more often in the 1990s and 2000s after she left the pornographic film industry to act in more mainstream films.
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The big question is whether more mainstream apps like Facebook or Twitter will support it, something that Apple is reportedly going to make mandatory next year.
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Since the start of the year, Tesla shares have gained 52 percent, as investors anticipate the launch of its first car for a more mainstream consumer.
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But Scheer and Bernier were more mainstream politicians, suggesting the wave of populism that swept Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency will not extend to Canada.
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It's a community that entertains itself and makes a concerted effort not to be captured by the views, angles, and attitudes of more mainstream social media.
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But the potential here is if VR gets beyond gaming and into more mainstream activities (there's a reason why Facebook bought Oculus VR for $2 billion).
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Even slightly more mainstream conservative outlets have attempted to defend Moore, is facing off against Democrat and former U.S. Attorney Doug Jones in next month's election.
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That duality has made it the preferred digital audio workstation of not just Grimes, but many of her more mainstream peers, including Diplo, Deadmau5, Skrillex, and Flume.
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He began linking heavily to Jones's work on the Drudge Report, driving millions of clicks to Infowars and bringing Jones's work to a more mainstream conservative audience.
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Traditionally 15W CPUs have been reserved for super thin laptops, while 28W CPUs were found in more mainstream laptops like the Macbook Pro and Dell XPS 13.
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My ultimate dream is that Ladino, like Yiddish and Hebrew, is considered and remembered as another major Jewish language and gets incorporated into more mainstream cultural compilations.
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But as Uber looks to add an ever more mainstream audience globally, it has added more lower-cost options, and those are now coming into their own.
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But if the methods used by the rancher Ammon Bundy to seize the federal property were radical, the ideological roots of the operation were somewhat more mainstream.
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The Travel Duffel is actually probably a bit more mainstream and less specialized than most of their offerings, but that only makes it more appealing, not less.
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It used to be loaded with so much cultural significance about you as a person and now it's much more mainstream – what difference does it actually make?
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Compared to a polished service like 23andMe, GEDmatch is an open platform lacking the same privacy and legal restrictions that govern user data on more mainstream platforms.
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Power companies have to weigh the pros and cons of undergrounding versus more mainstream strategies like making sure a stiff wind won't topple trees onto power lines.
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In fact, gender-neutral clothing designers and store owners want to encourage more mainstream participation in hopes that this type of clothing will become more widely available.
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Hillary Health truthers are something of the birthers of 2016 — pushers of a baseless claim online that leapt onto conservative airwaves and then into more mainstream media.
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Is it fairly routine for these guys to cycle into the far right—whether online, IRL, or both—and then cycle back out to more mainstream circles?
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This is becoming a more mainstream perk and is worth looking into with your current employer, and keeping in mind if you are looking for a job.
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Scott, a Patrio user who asked to be referred to by a pseudonym, similarly said that not getting matches on more mainstream apps doesn't amount to discrimination.
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Shaffer, Starling, and Carey tracked how these catalyst users designed a campaign intended to disseminate the hacked Macron campaign data to a more mainstream audience on Twitter.
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He said he feels the risks of genetically engineered food are more serious than more mainstream scientists do, and that the human health assessments aren't ample enough.
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And finally, ditch the diet mentality, which is just as present in the holistic wellness world as it is in more mainstream circles, if perhaps more subtly.
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Republicans had been stung by ultra-conservative candidates who had won primary elections in key states by upending more mainstream alternatives before ultimately losing their general elections.
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This means that a lot of Trader Joe's products are in-house and though they might seem similar to more mainstream brands, they are almost always cheaper.
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His plan does allow more mainstream Republicans to argue he is making an effort and that Pelosi's Democrats are standing in the way of reopening the government.
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In October, House Republicans struggled to find a speaker who could win the support of the conservative House Freedom Caucus as well as more mainstream party members.
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As for more mainstream films like The Last Samurai, that depicts the Satsuma Rebellion of 1877, the armor and weaponry are crafted for drama, not historical accuracy.
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Meanwhile, more clear-eyed governors are declaring states of emergency and speaking directly to more mainstream news sources to voice their concerns, as are doctors and epidemiologists.
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I know that even children who do not come from homes with parents who parrot racist messages can be affected by messages that have become more mainstream.
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Many popular white supremacist memes such as Pepe the Frog originated there and spread to other sites, in some cases being adopted into more mainstream internet discourse.
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But talk of a blocking minority, with allies in more mainstream groups such as the Polish and Hungarian ruling parties, comes up against the nationalists' persistent divisions.
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While Club 57 and the Mudd Club co-existed in the exact same years—1978 to 1983—the latter launched in larger digs with more mainstream appeal.
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Ms. Brazile's assertions shed new light on frictions within the Democratic Party, and revive lingering tensions between more mainstream Democrats and the more liberal supporters of Mrs.
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Big Tech and Wall Street embracing crypto Bitcoin investing has become more mainstream thanks to cryptocurrency initiatives by big tech companies like Square (SQ) and Facebook (FB).
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Imagine if, in addition to covering the March for Life, more mainstream media outlets covered the remarkable consensus among Americans across political persuasions supporting significant abortion restrictions.
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It was very crowded, a little less indie and punk than years past, and some of the acts they brought in were more mainstream, it felt like.
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They initially hoped he would steer Mr. Trump in a more mainstream direction and have been unhappy that he has publicly defended the president's "America First" approach.
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With social mobility and inclusion in more mainstream parts of the economy, the children of immigrants are less likely than their parents to own their own businesses.
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Cryptocurrency has been enjoying more and more mainstream adoption in the last year, which is easily quantifiable by looking at the rapid rise in its market capitalization.
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Not only is it just as funny as the Lonely Island's more mainstream output, it's also proof of how intelligent and layered the guys have always been.
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Some believe that makeup for men is becoming more and more mainstream, buoyed by makeovers on Queer Eye and an expansive attitude toward masculinity among American youth.
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As a result, Kasich and Bush decided to stay in the race, which could ensure that the more mainstream GOP vote will remain divided for some time.
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The change reflects investor concern with current valuations of more mainstream technology startups, a desire to help by some investors and a broadening definition of social-good startups.
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The introduction of the social network's digital currency, Libra, has been viewed as something that can bring cryptocurrencies out of the shadows and to a more mainstream audience.
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In recent years, Mediterranean and Asia Pacific flavors have become more mainstream, with diners indulging in the Hawaiian dish poke and falafel rice bowls at restaurants like Cava.
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Fast forward a decade and plastic surgery has become more mainstream and relatable, with reality TV show stars showing off the results on daytime television and social media.
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France has seen repeated street and violent protests over the last two months – a scenario that could become more mainstream worldwide, the Edelman Trust Barometer Report warned Sunday.
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The company has carried that design DNA over into more mainstream models, like the XE sedan, and what's become its fastest selling car ever, the F-Pace SUV.
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As competitive gaming continues to reach for a more mainstream audience, that level of simplicity inherent to battle royale games could help the game reach a new audience.
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The Northeast's less-ideological Republicans didn't care about the past heterodoxies of John McCain or Mitt Romney and helped power more electable, more mainstream choices to the fore.
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That's something his advisers have long wanted him to do, and it's an attempt to win over more mainstream Democrats and primary voters terrified about electability against Trump.
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Anyways, he said, more mainstream figures like Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson had harnessed the cultural energy of the 2016 alt-right and channeled it in politer directions.
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Still, there are some perspectives on abortion in Islam that are more mainstream than others, like the belief that abortion before the fifth month of pregnancy is permissable.
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It remains the case, however, that in the final days before the primary, the audiences showing up for Trump's events have dwarfed those for the more mainstream candidates.
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As long as it's cost-effective to catch octopus in the wild, we'll keep doing it — and aquaculture might actually increase demand, by making octopus cuisine more mainstream.
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Chris Houston, president of Opera's SurfEasy division, told Mashable more and more mainstream users are aware of online restrictions, and are using VPN services to access that content.
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But hopefully more mainstream stores and designers will begin to consider the needs of the gender-fluid community, and find ways to make it financially accessible for all.
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After that, Amazon's movie releases — in particular, its awards contenders and more mainstream offerings — could start showing up at the big chains alongside releases from Disney, Warner Bros.
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Ali, who left the Nation of Islam in 1975 and converted to the more mainstream Sunni denomination, took the opportunity to defend Islam as a religion of peace.
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So not only is ESSENCE Fest the biggest festival to celebrate African-American culture in the country, it easily outshines some of the more mainstream events as well.
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There was still a demand for the company's product, but as MakerBot's offerings morphed into more mainstream products, interest from outside the hobbyist space overtook that initial core.
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This isn't the first time Trump has seemed like he's about to become a more mainstream and conventional political candidate—I've certainly fallen for it in the past.
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As vegan diets become more mainstream worldwide, traditional animal-derived streams of production increasingly feel the threat of alternative milk, meat, and cheese products, and labeling issues arise.
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They both seemingly owe a debt to a more mainstream shoegaze filmmaking mentality, a space that has largely been the preserve of white men (and sometimes white women).
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And photography and video will almost certainly be a large part of their path toward a more mainstream acceptance — that and the sheer fun of flying them around.
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Some well-known, easy-to-use apps that use end-to-end encryption include Signal, Wire, but even more mainstream apps like iMessage and WhatsApp have it too.
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The new YouTube restrictions could reduce his ability to leverage the breadth of Google's social platform to reach a wider and more mainstream audience than he otherwise would.
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"We decided to push back to focus on this project," a more mainstream SUV "that will go for less money but which should generate more revenues," he said.
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There wasn't really much else like it in dance music at the time—and its near-pop sensibility also meant it connected with more mainstream audiences as well.
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Life extension, artificial intelligence, robotics, and other posthuman ambitions are still very much a part of the techno-utopian agenda, in a way that's more mainstream than ever.
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Is this new wave of open conversation about sex actually upping our level of discourse–or is it just giving a more mainstream platform to inaccurate, unhealthy ideas?
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But whoever finishes first among them — even if it's a distant third place overall — will be in good position heading into the more mainstream waters of New Hampshire.
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That includes the coming Model 3 sedan, which will sell for a more mainstream price of about $35,000, less than half the cost of Tesla's more expensive sedans.
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More mainstream venture capital is flowing into cannabis-related companies than ever before, but the industry is becoming less attractive as it faces headwinds, investors told Business Insider.
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In Vienna, Deutsch and other Jewish leaders say the FPO has not addressed its Nazi past as thoroughly as Austria's more mainstream parties, or fully purged its ranks.
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Their anatomical research—along with the knowledge they gained about blood flow and facial nerves—put plastic surgery on the fast track to reaching a more mainstream audience.
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The company isn't ready to reveal much in the way of details at this early stage, except to say that it's planting the seeds for more mainstream devices.
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Instead, what's happened is that every single wrestler in WWE gets more mainstream exposure than they otherwise might, making them stars in waiting for a promotion like AEW.
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The death is a blow to Tesla at a time when the company is pushing to expand its product lineup from expensive electric vehicles to more mainstream models.
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Some of Utzerath's views are more mainstream ("Glutens have become enemies to all mammals," she preaches), but she also professes some controversial opinions, like her frustration with veterinarians.
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Soul radio — XPRS, KDAY — was the black counterpoint to the more mainstream Top 40 stations that were racially restratifying after the great pop music commingling of the '60s.
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This kind of behavior keeps coming back, said Mr. Nilsson, the political editor, and feeds the suspicion that the party's more mainstream recent image is just a veneer.
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A hardliner on China, he has frequently opposed more mainstream views of economic policy in debates inside the administration, and has clashed with Mnuchin during China trade talks.
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Now, with its 2019 Quantum TV collection, the company is at it again – this time by bringing premium quantum dot color technology to a more mainstream price point.
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"I think that there was a kind of irrational exuberance when the business of cannabis became relatively more mainstream and you saw the markets open up," Parish said.
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Cohn is reportedly doing all he can to ensure that his replacement subscribes to more mainstream views, pushing for the National Economic Council's Shahira Knight to take over.
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READ: How Telegram became white nationalists' go-to messaging platform Islamic State moved to Telegram after being kicked off other more mainstream apps such as Twitter and Facebook.
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The bid to become a one-stop travel service for more mainstream sightseers puts Airbnb more squarely in competition with large travel sites such as Expedia and Priceline.
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Breitbart's ethos also led it to publish harsh attacks on more mainstream Republicans, particularly on issues where Bannon believed the GOP was out of step with ordinary Republicans.
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But that's the story of the industry's financial health (a story which, it should be noted, has been replicated across a number of other, more mainstream media industries).
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That's where totally self-driving cars, like the ones Google is working on, start as test vehicles and become more mainstream as they can drive in more places.
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But as the procedure gets more mainstream, and more celebrities open up about having it, Dr. Manasse says it's important to really consider what's driving you to do it.
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We've seen that argument play out with Drake, whose ardent obsession with UK culture has granted artists like Jorja Smith, Skepta, and Giggs more mainstream visibility in North America.
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Image: StripeSocial network Gab, a haven for toxic alt-right personalities banned from more mainstream platforms, has had its Stripe account frozen due to adult content on the platform.
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Gottlieb is seen as a more mainstream pick from the pool President Donald Trump was reportedly considering, but one some liberal groups are still expressing disappointment in the pick.
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The ZenFone AR sports a much more mainstream design with a big 5.7-inch screen, a front-mounted finger sensor, capacitive touch buttons, and even a burnished leather back.
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"I tried some of the niche vegetarian dating apps but found the user base wasn't as high on them as some of the other more mainstream apps," says Ruby.
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It also provides another way for Snapchat to skew older and more mainstream, while the NFL might be able to reach a new generation of audience via the service.
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The industry is slowly becoming more mainstream as social consumption grows, and companies are considering new products in their catalog including vaporizers, candies, and other food products, he said.
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But as investing in environmental, social and governance (ESG) becomes more mainstream, investors may be wondering whether they can still get those same returns while upholding higher social ideals.
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Mobile technology was becoming faster and more mainstream around the turn of the millennium; it was clear that everyone would soon carry a mobile phone if they already didn't.
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If Mr. Cruz or Mr. Kasich exited, it would give Mr. Rubio the chance to build a coalition of ideologically consistent conservative voters and more mainstream, well-educated conservatives.
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He has formed a centre-left group of 80 MPs and 70 peers to argue for more mainstream policies, and played a starring role at the People's Vote march.
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"Given their installed base, even if late, they could end up with lion's share of users who make AI assistants a more mainstream man-to-machine UI," he said.
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And with its position as Florida's top medical cannabis producer, Trulieve is on the front lines of helping cannabis-based alternatives to opiates become more mainstream, Rivers told Cramer.
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"As we have become more mainstream and as managers in big enterprise companies have gotten closer to technology, the enterprise space has woken up to this idea," Kasriel said.
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But it's fair to say that it has grown up on the internet over the past several years, and has become more mainstream via websites such as Breitbart News.
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That makes it potentially more palatable to more mainstream consumers who have no interest in gaming but who otherwise may be looking to try out VR for entertainment purposes.
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Actor and activist Shailene Woodley piqued more mainstream interest in the land dispute when she livestreamed a peaceful protest earlier this month and ended up filming her own arrest.
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In the year and half since, drone racing has become far more mainstream — securing venture capital funding, million dollar prize pools, and distribution on major media outlets like ESPN.
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In 2012, The New York Times wrote a piece about McCain's evolution to a more mainstream politician; "Once a Rebel, McCain Now Walks the Party Line," read the headline.
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He's fallen in with pop experimenters like Lil Aaron and Dylan Brady, but he also plays well more mainstream songwriters, like the Vermont emo rap multi-hyphenate nothing,nowhere.
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It was a lens through which more mainstream audiences could begin to understand everything that really went into a sport that was still being dismissed as simplistic and barbaric.
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But more mainstream Republicans from safe GOP districts, those who represent the bulk of the 246-member conference, are also feeling pressure to dump Ryan, lawmakers told The Hill.
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By observing who collaborated with these personalities, Lewis was able to map out a network of "alternative influence" on YouTube, from its extreme center to its more mainstream fringes.
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Digital currencies have quickly grown into a more mainstream asset class over the last two years as corporations and financial institutions have expanded use of the underlying blockchain technology.
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TheRealReal, a luxury consignment store, and ThredUp, which is more mainstream, will both take your merchandise and then pay you a percentage of the sale price when it sells.
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This includes not only more mainstream fare like "Stranger Things," but also originals aimed at kids where toys and games could be the next step in connecting with fans.
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But custom IEMs, as exclusive and luxurious as they are today, have the potential to become a much more mainstream object with the help of better-optimized manufacturing processes.
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"The more mainstream cryptocurrencies become, the more investors expect the same level of security from these enterprises as they are accustomed to from their banks and brokers," Ozkan says.
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The movement itself was split into factions like New York Radical Women, New York Radical Feminists and the Feminists, along with Betty Friedan's more mainstream National Organization for Women.
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"As surrogacy has become more mainstream, people see it as a viable way to have a child, especially for people who are beyond the optimum reproductive ages," he said.
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Democrats pooh-poohed that notion and have been resolutely negative about the tax bill, dismissing, among other things, the potential impact from a more mainstream treatment of foreign profits.
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As VR becomes more mainstream, VR sports broadcasts could become the norm, allowing fans to get as close to the action without having to physically be at a venue.
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With marijuana becoming more mainstream, more cannabis products like oils and edibles are being developed and it opens up a different market that can be capitalized to supplement revenue.
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Typically, nods from tastemakers come before massive online attention, but this track's path to more mainstream acclaim might signal a change in how the web affects dance music discovery.
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It's now becoming more mainstream cause there's now enough data to overcome all the suppression but it reminds you that even "science and medicine" isn't immune from political fights.
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The beer fridge is gone, but there is a long beer list, drawn from the more mainstream wing of the craft-brewing movement, like Fat Tire, Flying Dog, etc.
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"This is clearly becoming more mainstream," said Mark Haden, executive director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) Canada, a nonprofit that advocates for psychedelic research and education.
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And YouTube, by showing videos of children alongside more mainstream sexual content, as well as displaying the videos' high view counts, risked eroding the taboo against pedophilia, psychologists said.
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Though over the years as the event grew less nerdy and more mainstream, SXSW became more of an exhibition space for well-funded companies to prove that they're cool.
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Of course, given that Samsung doesn't release specific sales numbers, we have no way to know how many Note customers there are compared to the more mainstream S10 line.
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Most of that advertising has traditionally been direct-response, but it&aposs becoming more mainstream as more advertisers are drawn to the intimacy of podcasting and its loyal audiences.
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The original Mi Mix was also given the "concept" label and released in small quantities, with the Mi Mix 2 following a year later as a more mainstream device.
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If you're the president, or the RNC, you're more worried about someone who looks like Biden -- someone who has more mainstream appeal, who blue-collar workers could identify with.
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Motherboard reported in May that the little-known Epik had become a safe haven for the extreme right in the face of mounting deplatforming from more mainstream internet companies.
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More complex annuities, like so-called indexed annuities and variable annuities, are less common in corporate 401(k) plans but could become more mainstream if the bills become law.
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This, I think, has something to do with the timing of these projects — since 2012, selfies have become far more mainstream, more part of everyday life and less sensationalized.
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As these food days become more mainstream, we'll associate the first Thursday in April with the warm burritos smothered in sauce, free guac, and chewy tortillas of National Burrito Day.
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His forces have driven more mainstream rebels from most of the country's south, including the city of Deraa, where some of the first protests against his dictatorship erupted in 2011.
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And for months, Trump seemed to waffle between supporting the far-right, identity politics–detesting candidates Bannon proposed for Congress and the more mainstream Republicans favored by the GOP establishment.
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And the components that are developed and sourced to make these experiments possible — the detachable wireless keyboards and integrated displays, for instance — might trickle down to into more mainstream products.
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Three decades after Chanel popularized the look, the neckline went more mainstream when Hubert de Givenchy designed what would become the ultimate LBD for Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's.
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Yet the industry is currently missing many pieces that make traditional sports so sustainable and watchable, while players lack the basic resources that prevent more mainstream athletes from being exploited.
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I don't mean to, but I think I do, and I think it's because I work within genre, and it makes it feel like it's more mainstream than it is.
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But the group will continue the ad campaign, keeping its focus on Mr. Trump, but also beginning to contrast Mr. Bush with his rivals for the party's more mainstream base.
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But unfortunately, the president's more mainstream advisers like Gary Cohn had been sidelined by a more aggressive group that saw the trade deficit as the key measure of economic progress.
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As the culture becomes more mainstream, do you or others in the community have any concerns about people coming into the culture and using it as a profit-making enterprise?
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While the 4C sports car marked the official return of the brand, the Giulia sedan and Stelvio crossover are Alfa Romeo's first attempts to sell to a more mainstream crowd.
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Sami Ronkainen, Rovio's creative director, Extended Reality, told TechCrunch that the more mainstream version of the title borrows some levels from the earlier versions, while introducing a number of originals.
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Good Will Hunting was released two weeks after The Sweet Hereafter, and it's a far more mainstream drama with its own potent story of overcoming the traumas of the past.
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The Peach State's gubernatorial race attracted national attention after Kemp and Abrams defeated more mainstream candidates in their respective primaries and the contest in the ruby red state became competitive.
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By just about any measure, the movement to battle climate change has grown so large that the truths of Al Gore's decade-old movie now seem more mainstream than inconvenient.
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Across Western Europe, whenever a far-right party or candidate threatened to break the traditional political balance of power, more mainstream political parties joined together to keep them in check.
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As 4K TVs become more mainstream, TV manufacturers are pushing beyond 4K to 8K, and they want you to know that you can have an 8K TV today — not tomorrow.
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The blockchain ledger, part of the coding that underlies the currency, has also gained more mainstream traction, as banks see an opportunity to use the technology to speed up trades.
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As renewable energy goes more mainstream on Wall Street, ACORE plans to court policymakers, publish studies and work with corporate renewable energy procurers and energy storage markets to spur growth.
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It is the only procedure from the list of add-ons discussed in the papers that he provides, and the one most likely to be offered by more mainstream practitioners.
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VIRGINIA (49) A Monmouth University survey released Thursday showed Trump topping 40 percent in a state that some believe should cater to more mainstream conservatives, such as Rubio or Kasich.
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But even recent internet startups with more mainstream products — like Snap, Square, and Pinterest — aren't likely to be as revolutionary as Apple, Amazon, and Google were in their early years.
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Still, many of the Vermont senator's once radical-seeming plans have become more mainstream, reflecting broader angst about inequality, corporate greed and the self-reinforcing benefits enjoyed by the 1%.
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The award of the 9-million-crown ($1.1-million) prize marks a return to a more mainstream interpretation of literature a year after it went to singer-songwriter Bob Dylan.
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Regular Tuesday morning meetings on trade would often devolve into rancorous debates between the economic nationalists and more mainstream advisers, like Gary D. Cohn, the president's former chief economic adviser.
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After months of lurking in alternative media like Rogan's show and The Rubin Report, more mainstream outlets started reaching out for interviews, and his poll numbers started to creep upward.
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Like most of these new alternatives, it has cynically borrowed a cause — it calls itself a site that ''stands for free speech absolutism'' — that the more mainstream platforms borrowed first.
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Her constant intercutting of the world-shaking with the quotidian — including her father as a child navigating post-Nazi Budapest — underscores a challenge to more mainstream genres of history writing.
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"Robots will need to become more mainstream to drive the cost down to consider replacements of ground handlers," says Rose, adding that automation will change airport services in other ways.
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Many of the new features, including lending and margin financing to qualified investors, as well as settlement and clearing services, are similar to those that exist in more mainstream markets.
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In the old Britain, we might have expected more mainstream voices to question in public if this is what people were voting for and to suggest giving them another say.
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More broadly, should the retaliatory trade moves escalate, and the U.S. slap tariffs on more mainstream goods like household appliances, consumer electronics or toys, the repercussions would be substantially higher.
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Former members say the party is purposefully vague on the issue to keep its anti-establishment bona fides without alienating the more mainstream Italian voters needed to win an election.
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As one who has spent over a decade analyzing national security threats, I would recommend legislators learn to identify how nefarious actors might use it as it becomes more mainstream.
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While it will continue to green-light scripted productions, YouTube is expected to scale back scripted shows in 2020, moving toward more mainstream celebrity-driven and creator-based reality fare.
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The bid to become a one-stop travel service for more mainstream sightseers puts Airbnb more squarely in competition with large travel sites such as Expedia Group Inc and Priceline.
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The endorsements came as Rubio tries to seize on the exit of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush on Saturday to win the support of more mainstream members of their party.
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But at its core, it is still a compromise between left-wing activists and more mainstream Democrats, who are eager to work with the rising stars in the Democratic Party.
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The Galaxy S10 has this year's more powerful Snapdragon 855 processor and an even nicer screen than the Note 9, but there's no S Pen equivalent for Samsung's more mainstream flagship.
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Democratic Socialist candidate Franklin Bynum, who in March won the Democratic nomination to be a Houston criminal court judge, simply refused Democratic Party leaders' pressure to make his tone more mainstream.
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At the time, the service was reportedly making a shift toward more mainstream fare under marching orders from Jeff Bezos, rather than the award fodder the company had previously focused on.
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Without Trump on stage, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie found themselves with more room to make their case to voters seeking a more mainstream candidate.
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Dusk was Clooney's first starring role after becoming famous on ER, and it led to more mainstream fare such as One Fine Day, Batman & Robin and Out of Sight shortly after.
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"Barr was representing the more mainstream view at that time," said Nancy Baker, a professor emeritus of New Mexico State University who helped conduct an oral history of Barr in 2001.
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Quite a few Republicans, including those who initially backed more mainstream rivals in their party's presidential primaries, sound strikingly like stand-your-ground advocates when defending a vote for Mr Trump.
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Even a few more mainstream religious groups, such as Reform Jews, Northern Baptists, and Presbyterians, were giving women larger roles, and the Methodist Episcopals decided in 1920 to allow women deacons.
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With nearly 1 million registered users, Gab is a well-documented cesspool for hate speech and racism used by far-right influencers who have been deplatformed from more mainstream social networks.
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The site (which is no longer active) had just launched as a supposedly cleaner, more female-friendly alternative to traditional porn sites and it was seeking more mainstream advertisers, Shokrian notes.
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These campaigns target your critics with attacks that are tinged with anti-Semitism and employ the services of a partisan "news" site that promotes your talking points to more mainstream outlets.
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So some Democrats are hoping to do whatever they can to try to ensure a more mainstream nominee gets picked for the next vacancy, even if it means letting Gorsuch through.
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Plus, Roku's simplified menu and minimalist remote control are a better fit for a more mainstream audience who find the software and hardware from companies like TiVo more complicated to learn.
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That will likely prove essential to its success: These keys have needed a big push to make them more mainstream, and a low price point would help to do exactly that.
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But on the subject of whether he thinks eating it could become more mainstream, Kanja says the ongoing reputation of the plant, as well as issues surrounding its disposal pose problems.
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In doing so, they beat more mainstream advisors who recognize the scientific and international consensus on this issue, such as chief economic advisor Gary Cohn and former Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson.
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And while the series has already been compared to Broad City and Girls, presumably for its female-driven comedy, Asghar says it's not a response to the two more mainstream comedies.
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To Thais, she's the rare musician from the country to achieve global recognition; her credibility abroad has given her cachet, even if local musical tastes err on the more mainstream side.
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Some more mainstream conservatives — Ronna McDaniel, chair of the GOP, and Sean Davis, cofounder of The Federalist — said Aman was trying to "flee" the US. Gowen denied that Awan was fleeing.
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Unlike Tidal and Apple Music, which both offer their subscribers on-demand access to a big vault of music videos, Spotify's going way more mainstream with something that almost resembles YouTube.
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The move comes as the nascent cryptocurrency industry looks to attract more mainstream investors, the majority of which have steered clear so far because of concerns about lack of traditional safeguards.
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He was in his mid-20s and was essentially playing catchup on all of the more mainstream music he'd missed growing up in the group and focusing on his jazz career.
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Obviously awards shows like that one and the Grammys are mainly for more mainstream music, but do you have any goals in mind as far as what you'd like to achieve?
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Without Trump on stage, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie found themselves with more room to make their case to voters seeking a more mainstream candidate.
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The niche retailer struggled to stay relevant as electronics became more mainstream — sending shoppers to more innovative competitors such as Amazon and Apple — and as consumer preferences shifted toward mobile devices.
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It's perhaps appropriate that many of them are from the content side of the tech industry, because Tattoos are by their very nature content and becoming more and more mainstream faire.
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ProtonMail just introduced a new tool, called ProtonMail Bridge, that could expand its relatively niche appeal to more mainstream users who aren't yet comfortable with giving up their email client habits.
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"As video games and e-sports become more mainstream, broadcast networks are looking for content to attract this highly valuable audience," he said in a statement ahead of the final tournament.
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"I get the fact that a lot of folks who support the President are frustrated with more mainstream members of Congress who are not pushing the Trump agenda through," he added.
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"If the president comes up with somebody that's credible and is a little bit more mainstream or moderate, I wouldn't be surprised to see Chuck give him a hearing," he said.
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As cryptocurrencies became more mainstream following a 2013 rally and crash in bitcoin's price, consultants, analysts and other proponents said their underlying technology could be transformational, especially for the financial industry.
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And while the series has already been compared to Broad City and Girls, presumably for its female-driven comedy, Asghar says it's not a response to the two more mainstream comedies.
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I suspect that pricing is going to inhibit the product's ability to reach a more mainstream audience — especially with all of the things users can currently accomplish with just an iPhone.
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Sherman also notes that harm reduction—the concept of mitigating the negative effects of drug use through things like opening needle exchanges and distributing anti-overdose medication—has become more mainstream.
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Original content production means Netflix can address niche audiences as well as mainstream with targeted project production, which helps add more potential subscribers once the more mainstream audiences are all onboard.
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The label, which John was trying to help become accessible to a more mainstream audience, went under because neither he nor the co-founders knew the market very well, he says.
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At a time when more mainstream social networking sites have been wracked with questions and complaints about moderating content and ensuring user safety, Gab has taken an entirely different approach: don't.
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Making Wolverine a sexually fluid man would be a breath of fresh air in the comics industry, and would open the gates for more LGBTQ+ characters in more mainstream entertainment franchises.
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Cannabis and law firms todayAs the cannabis industry becomes more mainstream and there is increasing legal clarity on the federal level, Sederberg said that he is seeing more competition for clients.
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The departure of Steve Bannon, Mr. Trump's chief strategist, could tip the Trump administration toward a more mainstream approach on issues like climate change, immigration and China, our Washington team writes.
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It's also one of the most well-known awards shows (though ratings have been in steady decline), more mainstream than the Screen Actors Guild Awards, and less stuffy than the Oscars.
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Once a niche sport, indoor rock climbing is becoming more and more mainstream, thanks in part to facilities like Brooklyn Boulders, which also has gyms in Brooklyn, Chicago and Somerville, Mass.
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My husband, Mahir, and I recently tested the butlers at the St. Regis New York, a 238-room property in Midtown Manhattan that had butlers long before they became more mainstream.
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If you're the president, or the [Republican National Committee], you're more worried about someone who looks like Biden — someone who has more mainstream appeal, who blue-collar workers could identity with.
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For now, as Adityanath establishes a more mainstream reputation, Mr. Yadav and his friends have been told by their group's leadership to cease all violent activities and instead perform community service.
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Anti-migrant feelings helped lead to the rise of a far-right political party, the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, which has put Germany's more mainstream parties under pressure to change.
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"We're not valuing the female pros as much as men and the funny thing is these girls on the average are getting more mainstream coverage than the guys are," she said.
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While there are splinter groups of the organization, and many of its former members transitioned to a more mainstream practice of Islam, Farrakhan continues to lead many of the remaining members.
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Meanwhile, the more mainstream officials in the Trump administration — folks like Chief of Staff Kelly, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, and McMaster — are all ascendant.
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The weak pricing comes at a time when an oversupply of lithium has pushed down prices even as demand for the metal is expected to increase as electric cars become more mainstream.
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This is why advocates of a less ageist, more sex-positive culture say they're hopeful Grace and Frankie can serve as a pivotal moment for making senior sexuality a more mainstream topic.
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More mainstream anti-abortion groups have generally avoided calls to punish women for getting abortions, instead often casting women as victims whose lives are harmed by the act of ending a pregnancy.
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In addition to soon bringing in more millennial-friendly programming options and those aimed at cord cutters, it also targeted a more mainstream audience by launching a new children's section this year.
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After Amazon leaked every detail about the upcoming Shield TV Pro, Newegg has now spoiled the reveal of a seemingly more mainstream Shield TV that also supports 1503K playback with Dolby Vision.
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Since the 2016 US general election, images associated with the alt-right and white nationalism have become more mainstream, often taking on more subtle imagery that is lost on outsiders (like Skittles).
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It was during the 1980s fitness craze, when health clubs and exercise-as-lifestyle trends took off, that smoothies evolved from a niche beverage into a more mainstream (faux) health-food product.
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Gen Z is the first generation born into an era where discussions about marijuana legalization are more mainstream as states legalize the drug, and the idea of federal legalization is thrown around.
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Even though the holiday cup hands have no gender and the women in the commercial never actually kiss, I'm glad to see more and more mainstream companies like Starbucks acknowledge my existence.
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Twitter, on the other hand, has had four product heads in the past two years, a constant change-up that has crippled the company's attempts to bring on new, more mainstream users.
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And both of them had a real talent for kind of stoking resentment and channeling that resentment into a political force that they could direct at more mainstream Republicans and at Democrats.
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And you would need to have a very strong case that it would produce better results for consumers in the marketplace than what you could do with sort of more mainstream tools.
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Blockchain, one of the world's biggest crypto wallets, plans to give away a vast amount of cryptocurrency in a bold move to scale the adoption of crypto to a more mainstream audience.
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At the Asmoro bar, the woman on the door claims that at least one girl who has sung there has gone on to have a successful career as a more mainstream singer.
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Prior to Eva, anime series tended to run for hundreds of episodes, be based on either preexisting manga (Japanese comics) or English-language literature, and have a much broader, more mainstream appeal.
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Had other, more mainstream candidates challenged Clinton, the voters' and the media's need to see a real contest would have been satisfied, and Sanders never would have received the oxygen he got.
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Having a more mature open source option available that has the backing from a variety of industry types could help push it to become a more mainstream technology in the near term.
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A media-friendly shift towards a more mainstream vision broke them out from their peer group and into the proverbial stratosphere, an upward momentum that both characterized and transcended the MTV Generation.
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Bannon was fired by Trump in August, 2017 after he fell out with the president's more mainstream advisers over his efforts to bend the Republican party to his own economic nationalist agenda.
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The Trump era began with massive protests, which had the effect of turning public demonstrations—normally a tactic for activists and workers and unions—into a more mainstream form of civic engagement.
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It's not as widely available in the US as other types of alcohol, and there aren't as many opportunities to learn about it compared to more mainstream drinks like beer and wine.
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Performance incentives are becoming more mainstream, especially among bigger brands More advertisers are adopting performance incentives than ever before, the report found, with the numbers even higher among brands with deeper pockets.
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"It's a paradox," said Christopher Gobler, a professor of marine sciences at Stony Brook University who provides the data for Mr. Korbel's weekly report and believes the field should be more mainstream.
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Unlike more mainstream YouTube videos, ASMR is one of the genres that allows creators to maintain a degree of privacy, even if the main purpose of ASMR videos is connecting with viewers.
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Mone's partner Barrowman, who is chairman of the Knox Group of companies, said that the pair chose bitcoin as part of the virtual token's emergence as a more "mainstream" means of investment.
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That meant championing politicians whom he saw as challenging, and issuing harsh attacks on more mainstream Republicans, particularly on issues where Bannon believed the GOP was out of step with ordinary Republicans.
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Chief among those criticisms is that the festival is selling out alternative musicians and their fans in favor of more mainstream artists with bigger fan bases, which is changing the audience demographics.
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Even Mississippi might become a long-shot target for Democrats if Tea Party insurgent Chris McDaniel wins a primary later this year against Cindy Hyde-Smith, the more mainstream Republican that Gov.
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It just felt like there wasn't enough room for me... I thought I was a wannabe, like I was back in middle school and seen as the imitation of something more mainstream.
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John is far more mainstream and more crossover, but John is a black boy from the midwest, just like R. Kelly, whose mother had a crack problem when he was growing up.
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" He continued, "President Trump and his lead political strategists, including the now-ousted Steve Bannon and Sebastian Gorka, have fostered a climate in which white nationalism has become more mainstream or 'normalized.
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Mr. Crabtree seems to have had limited direct access to more mainstream billionaires like India's riches man, the Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani, whose story frames the overall narrative of the book.
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This might mean that Playboy can have the best of both worlds: It could enjoy the commercial benefits of a more mainstream image while continuing to profit indirectly from its pornography business.
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Young voters who use social media may share polarized views with older voters who do not, and inflammatory content on social media can be picked up and amplified by more mainstream outlets.
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Last year, the World Health Organization formally recognized traditional medical therapies such as acupuncture and herbal supplementation medicine, conferring more mainstream recognition of the practices, which date back more than 2,500 years.
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Last year, the World Health Organization formally recognized traditional medical therapies such as acupuncture and herbal supplementation medicine, conferring more mainstream recognition of the practices, which date back more than 2,500 years.
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Behind the veil: As Bitcoin goes more mainstream — you can buy Bitcoin on Square — the NYT looks at Bitfinex, the opaque exchange that has had legal troubles and has been hacked twice.
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Among its followers, being at that rally will become something to brag about, and some people who didn't want to be associated with extremism will now see the cause as more mainstream.
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Mr. Quinn had become the subject of a battle between two camps in the White House: economic nationalists, who wanted him out, and more mainstream backers of free trade, who defended him.
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In 2010, fans started migrating away from the closed, niche culture of LiveJournal and moving toward the more mainstream Tumblr, which came to dominate fandom culture for the rest of the decade.
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The president has aimed sustained attacks on the whistleblower and several conservative media outlets have speculated on the person's identity, leading Paul to call for more mainstream outlets to join the effort.
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If you live in a major city in the United States, chances are good that you've encountered newspaper boxes bearing the brand on the street corner, alongside those of more mainstream publications.
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Today, her options would be plentiful by comparison as more mainstream clothing companies swiftly rise to meet the demands of a changing clientele — offering gender-bending, gender-fluid and gender-neutral garments.
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Don't expect a sudden groundswell of interest in PBH dark matter theories, but as searches for more mainstream dark matter candidates continue to come up empty, fringe theories can only become less fringe.
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After over 1,000 advertisers pulled their ads, Breitbart executives told Fox Business that the association with the far-right was hurting their business and they planned to pivot to a more mainstream audience.
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As cryptocurrency becomes more mainstream, more people may start to use it as an actual method of payment instead of treating it like a short-term trading opportunity for get rich quick investors.
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These anti-Trump factions either ask Americans to withhold their vote altogether or call on the GOP to commit mass political suicide and pursue a third-party nomination of a more "mainstream" candidate.
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The use of pop-ups and pop-unders, and of redirect networks, to generate traffic for more mainstream publishers like Dingit is growing, and it's causing major ad networks to address the issue.
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In his speech at the March for Life, Trump didn't evoke violent images or tacitly endorse vigilante justice, and it merits mention that the more mainstream anti-choice activists condemn their violent peers.
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While Alexa and Google Assistant have made smart home control more mainstream, it's still not an easy process to install, automate, and ultimately control the thousands of smart home gadgets that are emerging.
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It's disconcerting, though, that their solution to the question of where to go as a mainstream rock band when there are no more mainstream rock bands has ultimately been to cease to exist.
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"This is really showing they are taking responsible investment seriously and it is becoming more mainstream," Phil Case, a director at PwC and co-author of the report, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As was obvious last year, it is hard-core left-wingers such as Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren who speak for Democratic activists, not more mainstream figures like last year's loser, Hillary Clinton.
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This steady expansion by Airbnb, which started as a website where homeowners could make some cash renting spare rooms, is a bid to become a one-stop travel service for more mainstream sightseers.
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Marijuana is more mainstream than ever these days: Currently, 28 states plus the District of Columbia have legalized weed for medicinal usage, and it's now legal in eight states to use it recreationally.
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So it's not in conflict with any of it, but it's been shown to be a far more mainstream, science-based treatment or approach than maybe some of the new-age alternative methods.
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Jason Birnbaum, an instructor of Golf Channel Academy and director of instruction for Manhattan Woods Golf Club, says the cost of RoboGolfPro will need to come down for it to become more mainstream.
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As progressives prepare to take on more mainstream incumbents in the 2020 primary elections, and as President Trump's base girds for battle, this year's outcomes could show early signs of strength and weakness.
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Good for vloggers, but also everyone else That's one target audience for the Osmo, but DJI also wants to attract more mainstream consumers who just want to get the most of their mobile.
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Many Republicans were concerned about reports that contractors who worked on the feature excluded some topics or stories from conservative outlets unless more mainstream organizations picked them up, which the company has denied.
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But the NRDC urged the commission to avoid loopholes such as allowing special exemptions or credits for premium computer features that could become more mainstream by the time the standards go into effect.
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Shielding the journalist, too: With parties sorted between left and right, audiences and readers often see focusing on the fringe of either side as an attack on more mainstream conservative or liberal politics.
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There are still miles to go before the problems plaguing the industry disappear, but examples like this Patriot Act episode do so much to ignite a more mainstream interest in these fixable issues.
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ICOs, or token sales, have to date proven popular with blockchain- and bitcoin-focused companies, but the appeal and possibilities are beginning to spark interest among more mainstream businesses in the tech domain.
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It was suddenly easy to envision more mainstream GOP voters and the party's elites quickly falling behind Rubio, which would transform the race into a three-way battle between him, Trump, and Cruz.
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It likely didn't help Trump's mood that the VP candidate broke with him on a few issues, offering a vision of an alternate universe where the Republican Party nominated a more mainstream leader.
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Booker's first interviews bypassed more mainstream media in favor of a targeted approach, taking his message directly to a trifecta of groups that Booker will aim to win over in a Democratic primary.
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What's more, that alliance with the more mainstream parties gave a sheen of legitimacy to these far-right populists — legitimacy that will dissipate somewhat if all the nationalist parties hang out together instead.
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D.J. fees are typically kept quiet, but a Forbes list of the world's highest-paid D.J.s in 2017 consisted entirely of men — the more mainstream, big-money E.D.M. genre is still extremely homogeneous.
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Republican senators conceded Wednesday they would rather face Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, as the opposing nominee, instead of Biden, whom they consider more mainstream and tougher to draw a contrast with.
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The crazy drinks — and the pick-a-toy means of choosing them — were backed up by more mainstream cocktails and a normal menu, which also listed six unusual variations on the old-fashioned.
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With its statement, Hamas is trying to offer a more mainstream-friendly version of its vision for the Palestinian cause, and to gain ground against Mr. Abbas, whose influence is growing more tenuous.
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The connection between Cruz and Rodger led to a more mainstream awareness of incel, or "involuntary celibate," culture, which had festered in the margins of the internet for years, mingling with white supremacy.
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As president of the Senate Conservatives Fund, he backed hard-line conservatives against more mainstream Republicans, even siding with Matt Bevin, Kentucky's current governor, in his failed 2014 primary campaign against Mr. McConnell.
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The new Amazon eight-episode fantasy series Carnival Row is one of the first indications that this strand of antiracist Lovecraft fiction is traveling out of genre fiction and into more mainstream entertainment.
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Mr. Wilders, as well as more mainstream politicians who are afraid of losing votes to the far right, like to talk about "Dutch values," but it is hard to know what they are.
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Building the feature into Chrome will put it in front of more mainstream users who don't usually consider password security, which are exactly the kind of people who need this sort of thing.
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We think that cannabis has the potential to be more mainstream and be reviewed like wine or beer or other consumables at a really high level with a really discerning and independent perspective.
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A normal Republican in the White House would likely split off some of the more mainstream conservatives from some of the more anti-establishment nodes, while a mainstream Democrat might strengthen these ties.
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But it's going to be most useful to the more mainstream sections of the Twitch audience that watch team-based battle arena and battle royale games like Fortnite, Apex Legends, and League of Legends.
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Infighting between grass-roots progressives and the party's more mainstream wing has plagued Democrats, who have appeared increasingly vulnerable to Republican attacks portraying them as coastal elites out of touch with working-class Americans.
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She is often said, in leaks to media outlets, to be counseling her father to shy away from controversy and adopt more mainstream policies — particularly on social issues like women's rights or LGBTQ rights.
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After a monumental 2018 for cannabis — with Canada passing full legalization, the first pot company going public on the U.S. stock market and the substance becoming even more mainstream — Cramer is now looking ahead.
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But recently, it's become more mainstream — so much so that the ANC has also begun to publicly speak of plans to amend the Constitution to clearly allow for taking land away from white farmers.
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Better than expected performances by Kasich and Bush's campaigns now give both candidates the validation that their bids can continue — and could continue to split the vote among Republicans seeking a more mainstream conservative.
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Other anti-choice groups that attempt to brand themselves as more "mainstream," such as Feminists for Life, appear to have remained largely silent in this particular fight—perhaps hoping it will just go away.
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And while many more mainstream conservative thinkers would agree with him that liberals have a stranglehold on the culture and bully those who disagree with them, Yiannopoulos's tactics are extreme even by their standards.
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I hope people, if they are skeptical of these Messiahs or their followers, can ask themselves: What exactly is it that makes their theology or beliefs any less plausible than other more mainstream faith?
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The "Alt-Lite" category included both fringe creators that espouse more mainstream conservative views, like InfoWars' Paul Joseph Watson, and those that express more explicitly white nationalist messages, like Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern.
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The goal with its new war chest is to help get Meural in front of more people in person, something it believes will be key to expanding the product to more mainstream consumer adoption.
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This week, Kentuckians said they wanted a glass ceiling-shattering retired Marine Corps combat pilot, while Texans in the 7th congressional district voted for a more mainstream moderate Democrat in lawyer Lizzie Pannill Fletcher.
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But Taber said Ammon Bundy's claims weren't taken seriously by most Mormons — a response that hints at the gulf between more mainstream members and those operating on the far-right of the political spectrum.
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Star Wars takes a lot of the elements of sci-fi and gives them a more mainstream appeal, focusing more — as Lucas has said countless times — on an epic family story than anything else.
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After all, Reddit's gotten a lot more mainstream news coverage following the election, thanks to its harboring of white nationalist alt-right communities that many believe will have a major voice in Trump's administration.
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But it's rare for one of their videos to break through the firewall between "whatever it is teenagers are watching online" and adult consumers who aren't the intended audience, but are considered more mainstream.
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This form of ad fraud was also detailed in two recent BuzzFeed News investigations, which serve to highlight how the technique is growing in popularity and is now being used on more mainstream sites.
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With Harris Media's assistance, Le Pen's National Front — a party that has struggled to distance itself from Holocaust deniers and anti-Semitism — has ridden anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiments to more mainstream success.
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What was previously a scandal exclusive to the YouTube community reached a more mainstream audience as the documentary itself went viral, not unlike true crime documentaries like Making A Murderer and the podcast Serial.
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"As far as the future goes, I certainly hope that generative media becomes more mainstream," he says, but notes that his own sense of enjoyment comes not from consuming generative media, but creating it.
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At the 2016 Emmys, Transparent creator Jill Soloway ended her acceptance speech by shouting "topple the patriarchy," transforming an old radical feminist slogan into a rallying cry for a more mainstream women's liberation movement.
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Where grime primarily focused on harsh instrumentals and quickfire bars-upon-bars, 50 Cent presented a sound that, at least initially, before the questionable "Sunglasses At Night" grime switch-up, had more mainstream aspirations.
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But it's also true on health care, where the pure alt-righters are joined by more mainstream pro-Trump voices like Ruddy and Buckley and even some Trump-wary conservatives such as Peggy Noonan.
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While there is no dearth of educational games available today, most of them struggle in the long run against more mainstream options like Angry Birds, Pokemon Go and Super Mario Run on app stores.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has provided blockchain technology to run a new exchange to trade guaranteed advertising contracts as more mainstream finance projects using the record keeping software move into the real world.
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The Remix will be priced at around $300 and is being positioned as a "luxury, high end" speaker — so it's not exactly meant to compete with more mainstream products like the UE Boom 2.
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AR is becoming rapidly more mainstream, amid innovation and better integration onto mobile devices, with the AR gaming market expected to reach a value of almost $300 billion by 2023, according to Infoholic Research.
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More mainstream hopefuls such as former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, Ohio Governor John Kasich, and U.S. Senator Marco Rubio from Florida were left nipping at their heels and squabbling.
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These new locations may create an experience that is targeted at more mainstream customers, unlike Whole Foods, which would enable it to directly compete with big-box stores such as Walmart, Target, and Kroger.
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These videos have generated a total 200 million views, and built as much search interest as more mainstream partnerships — like Chrissy Teigen and Target, or Ninja and Red Bull — according to Google Trends data.
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President Donald Trump's withdrawal of the US from the Paris climate agreement has sparked an unprecedented surge of interest in climate change, putting more mainstream media attention on the subject than I've ever seen.
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The AfD, which has a strong chance of entering the German parliament in the national elections in September, was in the midst of a dramatic showdown between its far right and more mainstream wings.
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As questions of diversity and privilege have become more mainstream cultural issues, the adults in Fischl's paintings have often started to look like horrors, oblivious to the casual damage they inflict with every decision.
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I don't mean that as some sort of elitist statement, more the fact that we're not attempting to reinvent the wheel or reinterpret black metal as something that can exist for more mainstream consumption.
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Spicier, more pungent flavors have been going more mainstream in American food for decades, thanks to the continued and growing popularity of Asian cuisines, from regional Indian and Chinese to modern Korean and Japanese.
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Later that day, as I stood over the office paper shredder destroying all evidence of the article, I realized it might be time for me to pursue more mainstream, less anger-based social activities.
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But I still yearn for more mainstream entertainment built for big audiences to give our culture — which is not very good at knowing how to deal with death — a way to sort out grief.
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The service has been making deals lately with established franchises (the "Step Up" movies) and filmmakers (Doug Liman) in an effort to move beyond its homegrown stable of viral stars toward more mainstream appeal.
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However, that&aposs something of a double-edged sword: As powerful as those tools may be, they can be a lot for more mainstream developers to use, especially given how very many they are.
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The big picture: Board gender diversity has become more mainstream in recent years, as events like the installation of the Fearless Girl statue in New York brought it to the forefront of corporate conversation.
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