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But the tremendous success of the show also raises challenging questions for the Fox network: Does a phenomenon built on new artists singing mainly middle-of-the-road pop songs of the 60's and 70's have staying power?

But the institute said that the drinking habits of Britons ages 15 to 24 "differ from older generations," in that "they drink less often during the week, but that they are more prone to heavy episodic or binge drinking when they do," a phenomenon that the police are starting to address more forcefully.

Johnson explains that review sites in general tend to change the way people think about what they're doing — a phenomenon he watched unfold in the travel industry (he founded VirtualTourist in 1999, which sold to Expedia last year).

This is referred to in psychology as "Spotlight Effect" -- our tendency to think that other people notice things about us more than they actually do, a phenomenon that's been demonstrated time and again in social psychology experiments.

Does a similar phenomenon exist in other stem cell type or is it unique to those derived from the neural system?

How long does an economic phenomenon have to last before it is regarded as permanent rather than temporary?

But it does highlight a phenomenon most of us recognize: many women are too self-critical about their looks while many guys are too self-flattering.

It also causes the planet to wobble on its axis, like a spinning top does -- a phenomenon known as rotational precession.

Does a Physical Understanding of Supernatural Phenomena Exist?

But now scientists have said the duration of applause may have more to do with a phenomenon known as social contagion.

Her solution has to do with a phenomenon observed in quantum physics, in which some particles appear to pass through energy barriers that should stop them.