The former was achieved through many things - the front-runners are listed above - and while the latter was no single-issue event, a great deal of its popularisation was made possible by a single phenomenon: the "satire boom".
Chanel was again among those at the forefront of its popularisation.
No one, though, could deny the immense contribution he made to its popularisation and all, in the immediate aftermath of his passing, wanted to dwell on his best side.
The controversy over performances by the comedian, Dieudonné, and his popularisation of the "quenelle" gesture (supposedly a modified Nazi salute) stokes belief in entrenched hatred of Jews.
The colour choice here was a pragmatic one, even though it was also a popularisation of the former black-red-gold colours used by the Holy Roman Empire.
It is the first detailed popularisation of this crucial shift in thinking.
"If we did succeed in ending all the incitements to violence in dancehall music, it wouldn't solve all the problems, but it would help reduce the popularisation of calls to kill gays and lesbians".
Due to mass popularisation of the law, it has been made to seem like a very simple, almost magical process in which you just imagine what you want and "BAM!" it's there.
As she saw it, much of the purported connection between MDMA comedowns and suicide is down to the popularisation of the term "suicide Tuesday," noting its use in the articles reporting Ben's death.
With the popularisation of the motor car, it was found that plowing alone was insufficient for removing all snow and ice from the roadway, leading to the development of gritting vehicles, which used sodium chloride to accelerate the melting of the snow.
