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But by 2004, the pickings were slimmer and Maket was dividing his time between what he called his 'official project' - which seemed to be a more mainstream rock band sponsored by some local entrepreneur - recording other-worldly electronic soundscapes in his apartment, and studying the philosophies of the Maharishi, the Beatles' favourite Indian mystic, under whose spell he had fallen.

Meanwhile Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf deal will be a more mainstream offering.

I would like the idea that this is a ludicrous solution to be a more mainstream idea.

However, while "Dirty Gold" (released by Republic Records) may be a more mainstream work, Haze denied that it would be a departure from her core ideals.

Tesla's next vehicle, the Model S, is a more mainstream family car.

Flynn's replacement, H. R. McMaster, is a more mainstream, reality-based strategist, as is the Secretary of Defense, James Mattis.

Broadly speaking variety was a more mainstream, more sanitised form of entertainment; music hall was more dangerous, more anarchic, more satirical.

"I'd much prefer a secretary of defense who was a more mainstream internationalist — not a guy obsessed by how the United States uses its power and would always err on the side of not intervening," he added.

Background Ernest Jones is also part of Signet, although compared to H Samuel it is a more mainstream seller of watches and diamonds, calling itself "the diamond and watch specialist", and has pitched itself decidedly more upmarket.

If he were to try a more nakedly social democratic approach, he would most likely lose yet more votes in England, where conservatism with both a lower-case and capital C is a more mainstream approach to politics than it is north of the border.

It's a more mainstream product that makes a special effort to focus on a female user base, with added health features.