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Khankhuuluu is regarded as the nearest known ancestor of the colossal Tyrannosaurs popularized by films like Jurassic Park.

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They have even adopted a phrase popularized by the president, says Latimer, although he used it to describe a very different kind of energy: “Drill baby, drill.”

I place that term in quotation marks since, as many people have said and continue to say, the version of “debate” that Kirk popularized is a wrestling match in a mud pit of logical fallacies.

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For a shot of superstar energy, there’s nothing like the kind of crop top Britney Spears helped popularize around the same time.

This philosophy found its most influential practitioner in Jack Welch at General Electric, who popularized the shareholder value movement by focusing corporate strategy on stock price maximization rather than stakeholder balance.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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