"He must have thought that it would give him a popularity rating like Mali did.
Given a non-zero cross-gender popularity difference, computed as described, a natural question that emerges is: Is this difference related to a possible difference in size of the female/male population in the studied dataset, or does it reflect a significant gender-related pattern?
These teams have proven there is an appetite for women's soccer and that it's certainly capable of generating global popularity, if given a proper chance to succeed.
Expert observers maintain that it is not simply her early encounter with Lucifer that gives Bella a popularity that some of her colleagues struggle to emulate.
His warmth and indomitable personality, together with his rise from humble roots, gave him a popularity far beyond his sport's normal boundaries.
Inspired by polls that give him a popularity rating of 70% or more, he is now trying to persuade the country's Congress to change the constitution to allow him to stand for a second term in 2006.
The smarmy scaffolding was a character, but the sharp gags and fresh ideas and inspired silliness that accompanied it gave Martin a popularity that let him play stadiums and arenas and amphitheatres.
And superstar Justin Timberlake has just become a co-owner of the company, which should give it a popularity and distribution boost.
It was a fascinating, at times disarming, performance, but also a confusing one: a plea for understanding from a president who says he doesn't give a fig about popularity.
London's property developers clearly don't give a shit about popularity contests.
