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He's not exactly alone; Santas behaving badly have become staples of pop culture.

And are they less so for having become staples of high school reading lists?

If station cars become staples of mass transit, then everything changes again.

Why do some new words become staples of our everyday language while others fade away?

The novel also displayed what have become staples of her work: big complicated plots and joyful experimentation with form.

The books have become staples of evangelicalism, said David Neff, editor of the evangelical publication Christianity Today.

At the same time, stories of tax-dodging doctors and marinas filled with yachts have become staples of news reports here.

Beers, meanwhile, was trying to extract a formula from "Deadliest Catch," settling on a few rudiments that have since become staples of his work.

This is music written centuries before the Renaissance and Baroque works that have become staples of modern Christmas concerts, and long before Christmas became secularized and commercial.

Timothy Sr .and the others became staples of local television newscasts.

A handful of its artists became staples of international art festivals, though relatively few of them showed in New York.