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The anger over pricing is no longer the minority pursuit of the few but a mainstream concern among many season-ticket holders.

Seattle's minimum wage is now rising toward fifteen dollars per hour (for some workers, it is already at thirteen dollars), and during this election season the Fight for 15 has suddenly become not a fringe movement but a mainstream one.

But in Europe as a whole, the idea of making people show their faces is no longer a xenophobic fantasy, but a mainstream political project.With a fresh election due in June, Belgium's law is on hold; but it may be the first of many European bans on "all clothing hiding the face totally, or mostly".

The park, in a shallow sound between Sweden and Denmark, testifies to the remarkable rise of wind energy — no longer a quirky alternative favored by environmentalists in Denmark and Germany, but a mainstream power source used in 26 nations, including the United States.

But we're not just gonna touch a faith-based audience, we'll touch a mainstream audience — maybe a light one, but a mainstream audience nonetheless.

"It's been critical not to have just groups like the Marijuana Policy Project advocating for this, but a mainstream group that specializes in talking to the middle," said Rep. Jared Polis, a Colorado Democrat who has been at the forefront of the legalization movement.

And Boy Meets Girl is funny, sensitive and progressive but unquestionably a mainstream comedy.

The idea had been tried by web startups, but for a mainstream paper it was revolutionary.

But while a mainstream British politician is more likely to have smoked cannabis than to propose its legalisation, the courageous Uruguayan government has done just that.

This is hardly a revolutionary idea in the wiki era, but for a mainstream publication, it represents a significant loosening of control.

This kind of solution to problems of social cost owes its origins not to any radical guru but to a mainstream economist named Ronald Coase.