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Meanings of very popular in English

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Usage of very popular in English
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Our very popular and estimable representative in Egypt died in April last.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln — Volume 7: 1863-1865
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He remains a very popular figure across the country despite the charges.
The South African
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According to Dan here, they're very popular in professional circles these days.
Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
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Once seen as an American pursuit, therapy has become very popular here.
The Irish Times
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Particular people are never very popular people, just because they are particular.
Our Churches and Chapels: Their Parsons, Priests, & Congregation...
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I mentioned before that Milo's become a very popular name, I'm told.
The new yorker
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One thing that's very popular among by 501st friends, are armor decals.
Wired
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He was interested in his work, and very popular with the boys.
Memoirs of Arthur Hamilton, B. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge ...
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The woman said she became very popular over at the banking company.
The new yorker
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Recently, interest in the Chinese goddess Kuan Yin has become very popular.
A Wiccan Bible
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Residential properties remain a very popular location for car thieves to strike.
The South African
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Gary Jacobs, Douglas Newman Good Anything on Knockmaroon Hill is very popular.
The Irish Times
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Both destinations had been very popular but closed due to economic reasons.
The Irish Times
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It's handy for business presentations, and also very popular with the ladies.
Wired
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Is very popular in the department and is known for his courage.
The new yorker
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The language of the Phoenicians was never very popular among their neighbors.
Ancient Man: The Beginning of Civilizations
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South Africa
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Ireland
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