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The single turned the music world upside down: alternative rock became mainstream, for a while at least.

Mr. Felten said mobile e-mail would grow considerably this year, but it was likely to only be in 2009 that the service became mainstream for non-business users.

It's amazing that this whole counter-culture, which became mainstream for a while, was about men tricking women, having all the sex they want, then shrugging off all responsibility".

It has become mainstream for Latin America".

Wearable devices have failed to become mainstream for three main reasons.

Rahnama believes it will be 15 to 25 years before augmented eternity becomes mainstream for individuals.

They campaigned to improve life for single mothers (1966) and on ways to find alternative energy (1977) – all issues that wouldn't become mainstream for some years.

"I think we're getting quite close to the point where it has become mainstream for private schools and the independent sector to become involved with academies," says Adonis.

Eventually, though, the product must become mainstream for the company to be successful.

But even as the quantified self movement has become mainstream for counting steps and tracking calories, many expectant mothers still largely rely on their doctor appointments to chart out the progress of the lives growing inside of them.

Currently, the pathway for evidence generation in diagnostics is fragmented and does not follow the linear sequence of evaluations that has become mainstream for drug evaluation.