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popularitat Antonyms
Examples for "unpopularity"
Examples for "unpopularity"
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The active involvement of civil society was important, given the government's unpopularity.
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The Tories continue to push fracking despite its unpopularity across the country.
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She had experience with unpopularity; it would have come in handy now.
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Given the unpopularity of that move, it is unlikely to go ahead.
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That may not mean much, given the unprecedented unpopularity of the Coalition.
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Its popularity among young readers, of course, may well reflect parents' tastes.
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But analysts said recent ethnic and religious differences have undermined his popularity.
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Despite his popularity with national Republicans, Walker has some problems at home.
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Since it started in 2005, it's been growing in popularity every year.
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Released on the Internet free of charge, PGP quickly achieved worldwide popularity.
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This combination of factors has seen its popularity surge in recent years.
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It has taken time to build up the current level of popularity.
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His experience, popularity and authenticity would help Labour start to think straight.
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However, arthroscopic techniques have gained widespread popularity and comparable results are reported.
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Unlike its real-life counterpart, however, digital popularity can be bought in minutes.
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Her tenure in office was marked by great success and public popularity.
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Copland said the popularity of online shopping is likely to continue post-Covid.
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Courting popularity in politics invariably takes precedence over planning for rainy days.
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Other parties also want to avoid early elections due to ANO's popularity.
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That popularity can make schools less generous with financial aid, she said.
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Since the middle of last month, however, the route's popularity has surged.
