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To provide all the public goods the SNP wants to provide – which include the free prescriptions, free university tuition and free elderly care on which the party initially built its popularity and progressive reputation – the SNP is increasingly squeezing Scottish local government and education.

I also checked the HypeMachine, which builds its popularity lists on the posts and tweets of selected music bloggers, and yet another online ranker, We Are Hunted, which claims to "detect sentiment, expression and advocacy" on social media like Facebook.

In the past, Al Qaeda's Yemen-based branch — eager to build its popularity with Yemenis — has tried to avoid deadly attacks on rank-and-file soldiers, and has used frequent online posts to urge them to defect.

The UFC is attempting to build its popularity in Mexico, but needs more native stars to increase the sport's popularity there.

Sidney Frank Importing's extensive promotional efforts for Jägermeister have built its sales and popularity in the United States, where ads for the brand have rarely appeared.

To build on its popularity, the resort is adding 26 duplex and free-standing villas on its 400 acres.

After acquiring its top rival, World Championship Wrestling, the federation can build on its popularity with male teens and on its extensive licensing opportunities.

On the way up, he built his popularity in Providence, R.I., not far from his Brockton roots.

Mr. Stewart, after all, built his popularity and stature by wittily skewering politicians and journalists of all stripes, without fear, favor or deference.

Mr. Schwarzenegger built his popularity on larger-than-life violent screen characters, then parlayed this power in the real world to mount his campaign for governor.

Though he had a chance to work in the secular business, Shea instead chose to move to Chicago, where he built his popularity at radio station WMBI and later on ABC radio's Club Time.