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By this point, the release of Windows 95 and affordable Ethernet cards brought networking to the Windows PC, further expanding the popularity of multiplayer LAN games.

It would behove Samsung to position the camera in an affordable price range as it would benefit the company in the long run by expanding the popularity of its headset and Milk VR content viewing services.

If approved by the F.C.C., the Bell Atlantic data network would dovetail with plans by the consortium to expand the popularity of the Internet.

BEHIND THE NEWS Cabrera's victory will help Masters officials in their efforts to expand the popularity of the tournament (and the sport) outside the United States in recent years -- though their main focus has been Asia, not Latin America.

But the most persuasive factor in Pyeongchang's bid may have been the chance to further expand the popularity of winter sports in a country that had not previously hosted the Winter Olympics.

A recent American movie, Genghis Blues, may expand the popularity of the genre further.

And yes, there is a lot of hatred for Instagram photos pushed through to Facebook or Twitter, because some of us may over-share, but again, it expanded the popularity of the app rapidly.

So Nintendo's president, Satoru Iwata, said at a recent briefing that he's "interested" in the business model (wireless access that's built into the cost of the device) because it's new, and, well, it could help expand the popularity of DSi Ware.

When Kiss began to expand, the popularity of the show made it a no-brainer when deciding which programmes should become stations in their own right.

The baby-boomer generation, and their desire of turning back the clock while enjoying an active lifestyle, has expanded the popularity of these fillers.

The song became R.E.M.'s highest-charting hit in the United States, reaching number four on the Billboard Hot 100 and expanding the group's popularity beyond its original fanbase.