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Meanings of gain popularity in English

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Usage of gain popularity in English
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Sales of traditional PCs are slowing as smartphones and tablets gain popularity.
Reuters
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What changes need to be made for OWN to gain popularity?
Ebony
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As they gain popularity, libraries and schools are increasing their collections.
Wired
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He argued that to gain popularity one must concede and capitulate.
The Lost Road
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NTT foresees Info-MICAs competing with audio CDs, especially as all-in-one handheld devices gain popularity.
Wired
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But how and why did air plants gain popularity over other types of plants?
The new yorker
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Depilation techniques have gain popularity in the last few decades.
Pubmed
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But as Windows RT devices gain popularity, developers will release more apps for it.
Wired
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To dream of cherries, denotes you will gain popularity by your amiability and unselfishness.
Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream / A Scien...
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It seems probable that ministers undertook this scheme of taxation, in order to gain popularity.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
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Bouldering will gain popularity, more than you can imagine.
Climbing Magazine
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Although he was playing Devil's advocate, he did gain popularity with his style of questioning.
The South African
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The continued ban lets the military gain popularity before the election, academic Titipol Phakdeewanich told Reuters.
Reuters
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Conversely, he anticipates detached houses within affordable metropolitan suburbs and desirable regional locations will gain popularity.
News.com.au
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Soft tissue fillers continue to gain popularity in addressing volume loss and changes associated with facial aging.
Pubmed
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But analysts say that whoever manages to reach a deal with Russia over gas would gain popularity.
Reuters
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