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Meanings of mainstream success in English

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Usage of mainstream success in English
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But new technologies don't entirely account for British TV's mainstream success in America.
BBC
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But Wale could have a more complicated journey to mainstream success.
Reuters
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That year brought mainstream success of sorts, though the circumstances of it were bizarre.
The Guardian
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A change of heart and conscience normally comes after mainstream success, not before it.
The Irish Times
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But since 2012, James has positioned himself as a bona-fide contender for mainstream success.
The Irish Times
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They finally broke into mainstream success in 2008 with their hit 'Sex On Fire'.
Radio NZ
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EBONY: After Sparkle, many pinned you to be the breakout star to reach mainstream success.
Ebony
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Costello had a long wait to find mainstream success, publishing her first collection 22 years later.
The Irish Times
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Rhys, however, is more than just another eccentric musician operating on the fringes of mainstream success.
The Irish Times
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Some of the album's best tracks feature the kind of collaborations that brought Hynes mainstream success.
Wired
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The two artists were instantly compared to each other when they reached mainstream success in 2012.
The Guardian
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But despite this mainstream success, many crucial open source projects-projectsthat major companies rely on-arewoefully underfunded.
Wired
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American blues musician who achieved mainstream success in his sixties speaks to Kim Hill on Saturday Morning.
Radio NZ
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Walker has released four hit albums in the United Kingdom without much mainstream success in the U.S.
Ebony
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He's a mainstream success but production-wise he seems to come up with something less "normal".
The Guardian
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Tolkien, whom he loves, but his novels are enjoying similar mainstream success in the usually niche genre.
Reuters
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Mainstream success across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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