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popularity

[pop-yuh-lar-i-tee] / ˌpɒp yəˈlær ɪ ti /


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Although their popularity waxes and wanes like everything else, stories inspired by biblical texts have had a consistent presence on TV and film since the industry’s dawning.

From Salon

Hyrox is an indoor fitness race in which thousands of people take part in a series of challenges and has seen a dramatic increase in popularity since it started in Germany in 2017.

From BBC

Both stocks have been hit hard amid the rise in popularity of prediction markets.

From Barron's

For Moore and other investors who are betting on the role AI will play in the future of media production, this mainstream popularity was an inflection point they say they’ve been awaiting.

From The Wall Street Journal

The growing popularity of chatbots has changed how consumers seek information online; many would rather have a free conversation with a tool that summarizes answers from a range of sources than click around for stories.

From The Wall Street Journal