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Its rankings and assessments -- which now include cars, boats, mortgage lenders, telecommunications companies and hospitals -- have become highly influential among many consumers.

The son of the diplomat Semyon R. Vorontsov, he was born into a family that had become highly influential in Russian political affairs in the 18th century.

As these devices are driven to ever-smaller dimensions, friction and other micro-forces become highly influential on device operation and reliability.

There have been rising concern that right-wing militias, some of whose members are openly neo-Nazis, which had been fighting against the rebels have become highly influential in the Ukrainian security establishment.

They had soon become highly influential with the royal court, while working hard within all segments of the society.

I've seen the Polyvore community become highly influential, get invited to Fashion Week, open their own boutiques, and design their own lines.

This work became highly influential among researchers and policy-makers.

During the 1970s, the operating system became highly influential in academic computing and in computer science departments.

Brahmoism, which became highly influential in nineteenth-century Bengal, can be seen as a kind of Hindu Unitarianism.

They followed it with a "White Cover Book" and a "Gray Cover Book," a trilogy that became highly influential among the artists of their generation.

This idea became highly influential in the nineties, as the Stanford historian Fred Turner demonstrates in his book "From Counterculture to Cyberculture".