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Jenga also features a data-placement procedure motivated by the increasing popularity of DRAM cache.

Some skeptics are less troubled by the increasing popularity of freezing canine sperm for artificial insemination.

This paradox is explained by the increasing popularity of the monologue.

But single-speeding is becoming less fringe as evidenced by the increasing popularity of the single-speed worlds.

If there is a demand for more authentic Mexican food, it is being driven by the increasing popularity of Mexico as a tourist destination.

Even that growth can be explained, in part, by the increasing popularity of multi-channel TV, which means more homes receive it.

The study concluded by connecting the increasing popularity of more aggressive play to the referees' tendencies.

Lacey, of Montgomery, said the results may have been influenced by changing demographics, the increasing popularity of the ACT as an alternative test and a decrease in students who take the SAT more than once.

Boeing said yesterday that it believed that it was making a smarter gamble than Airbus by betting that the increasing popularity of point-to-point service would mean that airlines would want smaller, more efficient planes rather than large ones built for big hub transfers.

By all accounts, the increasing popularity of coconuts, coconut oil and its various derivatives means that things are only going to get worse for these animals.

One notable increase flagged up by the data is the increasing popularity of tablets as a commerce device.