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Fiona Keenan, strategic insight director at Kantar Worldpanel, said this decline was linked to the popularity of the cinema.

Frenetic trading linked to the popularity of the tax scam was responsible for huge spikes in volume on some European exchanges last year.

The rise of the portrait in India is still linked to the popularity of local studios where people come to have their image not just captured but remade for posterity.

Ouija boards are directly linked to the popularity of Spiritualism in the U.S. from the 1840s to the 1920s.

Moss says the revival of pubs like the White Swan is linked to the renewed popularity of beers made by brewers independent of the big companies.

Another reason for the rise in visitor numbers can be linked to the increasing popularity of "immersive" or "experiential" artworks.

The first modern mention of excited delirium syndrome was in the 1980s, linked to the booming popularity of cocaine in the United States at that time.

Maybe it's linked to the surging popularity of poker online and on TV, where ESPN treats it as a sport, perhaps only because, like baseball, golf and billiards, men are usually involved and there's little movement.

It also highlighted the popularity of Salafi Media UK, linked to the Al-Mujahiroun extremist group which was banned by the Blair government.

Rob Ford's popularity is linked to the 1998 amalgamation of the six municipal regions of greater Toronto into a single city municipality.

In as much as his popularity ratings are linked to the economy, perhaps they will.