Usage of "become a staple"

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Ús de become a staple en anglès

Since then, televised debates have become a staple of the political landscape. 
 Wired 

In-your-seat entertainment, of course, went on to become a staple of air travel. 
 Wired 

Questions such as these have become a staple for media discussion. 
 The Irish Times 

In fact, fingerprint identification has become a staple among almost all flagship smartphones. 
 Wired 

Online dating is a concept that's finally become a staple within our society. 
 Ebony 

Cummins hopes that this type of event will become a staple. 
 The Irish Times 

Should this type of visualization become a staple in climbing training? 
 Climbing Magazine 

Masks have become a staple for all, and a fashion statement for some. 
 Jamaica Observer 

The unadulterated milk had also become a staple for the family. 
 Taking care of gods 

Hennessy has become a staple of sorts in the Black community. 
 Ebony 

Apple's thin, wedge-like form factor has become a staple of the PC notebook sector. 
 Wired 

Thanks to rapid transportation, the banana has become a staple. 
 Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency) 

I suffer with dry lips all year-round and this has become a staple for me. 
 News.com.au 

Parliamentary party think-ins have become a staple of political life - politics' answer to pre-season friendly. 
 The Irish Times 

However, Hall has already spoken publicly about wanting to become a staple in television once again. 
 Ebony 

Such monitors have become a staple of the agency's settlements, but may carry additional risk for banks. 
 Reuters 

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