Voters, especially in big states, voted in far bigger numbers for regional parties that they thought would look after their interests better than parties run from New Delhi.
They point to the shows' overpowering appeal to young viewers, who have watched reality shows in far bigger numbers than anything else on television and are the consumers most coveted by advertisers.
For decades, the GOP has banked on older whites voting in far bigger numbers than younger blacks and Hispanics to bag the White House and for long stretches win and retain majority control of Congress.
"Whilst there has been a modest increase in the number of elephants living in better welfare conditions, this has been overshadowed by the far bigger increase in number of elephants living in poor conditions (probably largely driven by the growth in tourism from countries like China)".
Waymo will press on, of course, with a far bigger fleet in number and vehicle size.
By 2030, officials expect, the two terminals and, by then, five runways will handle 70m passengers yearly about the same as Heathrow now—and 5m tonnes of cargo, more than three times as much as Heathrow last year.But the ambitions of Zhengzhou airport (pictured) are far bigger than these numbers suggest.
South Florida's three counties have by far the biggest number of voters.
Djokovic's assault of crushing forehands and pinpoint, down-the-line backhands forced Mayer into 19 forehand errors, which was by far the biggest number, winner or error, to be found anywhere on the match's statistics sheet.
