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Wherever you find yourself on the political spectrum, chances are you'll find a facet of modern British life upon which to blame the popularity of NekNominate.

He blamed the popularity of "cultural ventriloquism" in fiction, where white authors write in a "palatable" way about countries and cultures of which they have no experience.

She blamed the popularity of electric keyboards and children starting to learn the piano at a later age in the UK than in other countries.

Blaming the popularity of the iPad in the US (and potentially some issues with Wi-Fi), European pre-orders will not arrive in your charming town or hameau until May 10.

Hey, it's to blame for the popularity of a mug like Quentin Tarantino.

Ms. Saunders gives much of the credit, or blame, for the popularity of abstract art to its promotion by the C.I.A.

He blames the unanticipated popularity of E-ZPass for many of the difficulties facing the system, which is used by about 58percentt of all those who drive the state's toll roads, and at some toll plazas is used by up to 70percentt of drivers.

BBC Radio 2 controller Bob Shennan has blamed the unprecedented popularity of its all-male daytime lineup for the lack of a regular female voice in the station's weekday schedule.

Still, it seems a stretch to blame GAFA for the popularity of listicles or fake news.

If you thought carbohydrates were bad for you — and who could blame you, given the popularity of low-carb, high-fat, high-protein diets — it's time to think again.

On Monday Morgan said this year's ticket sales had fallen by 10% from the record 1.7m sold last year - a drop he blamed on factors including the popularity of this year's Olympics.