Rice, especially, has had wide popularity.
In an interview at his office, Mr. Chernovetsky dismissed complaints about his behavior, maintaining that he was misunderstood and had wide popularity.
Since its release onto the market galantamine-ER has enjoyed wide popularity and a recent surveillance study suggests that it has the highest 1-year persistence rate of all the ChEIs.
Several open surgical techniques such as medical, lateral, combined lateral and medial, and posterior approaches have been described, of which the extensile lateral approach has gained wide popularity for treatment of DIACF [ 9, 12, 13].
He has enjoyed wide popularity for his recent work, which include the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, Spain, and he has designed another proposed Guggenheim museum, this one on the East River in Lower Manhattan.
Howard's concept of interrelating country and city in a planned city of predetermined size has enjoyed wide popularity in the planning of subsequent new towns.
Originally limited in use to Indonesia's ethnic Chinese community, MSG has gained wide popularity as a seasoning and cooking ingredient the last decade.
At the very least, Mr. Putin has won wide popularity with his war on oligarchs in a nation where one in five people live in poverty.
The early favorite, according to many experts, is Archbishop Sentamu, a down-to-earth, plain-spoken figure who was jailed by the Ugandan dictator Idi Amin while practicing law in Uganda in the 1970s, and who has won wide popularity among Anglicans in Britain, especially with those who favor a more conservative approach to the social issues besetting the church.
So when she wanted to boost her immune system and lower her stress levels a few years ago, she made an appointment with a visiting practitioner of ayurveda, a medical system that originated in India thousands of years ago and has gained wide popularity in the United States.
