But Mr. Silver is a highly visible Hollywood figure with ample credits on popular television series ("The West Wing," "Chicago Hope"), in movies ("Reversal of Fortune," "Ali") and onstage (David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow," for which he won a Tony Award in 1988).
In 2007 already, a cross-sectional study found that supplemental resveratrol is taken by 2/3 of people who routinely consume multiple dietary supplements, and this number may be increasing as studies describing resveratrol's health effects have reached the lay public through ample coverage in popular media.
In the state legislature, Seminerio--60, a former corrections officer, very friendly, very popular, very ample in girth--is given to saluting his collegues (Democrats, Republicans, and Conservatives alike) on both cheeks with kisses.
The town's low rainfall and ample sunshine made it popular as a seaside resort, with tourists arriving by steamboat and train.
Other indicators suggest that Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards have ample opportunities to tap into popular discouragement and insecurity.
It may be that the opening work, Rossini's "William Tell" Overture, was a nod to Mr. Fisch's operatic experience, although it is certainly a ubiquitous concert work on its own, with ample nonoperatic connections and consequent popular appeal.
In Japan, for example, the nape of the neck is far more erotic territory, while in Brazil, where reduction surgery is very popular, an overly ample bosom is seen as low-class, a libido killer, according to "A History of the Breast," by Marilyn Yalom (Ballantine, 1997).
Dollar oysters, table service and ample seating also make it a popular rendezvous for OKCupid daters.
But quibbles and service glitches aside, the food at Kitchen a Bistro is ample reason to visit this justly popular restaurant.
It is also a magic opera, representing a genre popular in Handel's day, with ample opportunities for spectacular stage effects.
