Getting people talking to Glass to control such a mainstream habit as music listening may also be one way Google is hoping to normalise the experience of speaking to a pair of specs.
The banking and financial industry's pushback becomes more desperate; the turf wars between entrenched agencies trying to keep their power become more heated; the mainstream media's habit of internalizing bad faith arguments in the name of "balance" becomes more pronounced; and the public interest loses out to the interests of the established financial/political class.
As for Angel Pavement's place in the literary canon of the 1930s, it is a terrific example of the mainstream novel's occasional habit of noticing some of the features of ordinary life that so-called highbrow productions routinely ignore and veering off into psychological territory where the much abused entity regarded as "popular fiction" rarely strays.
"The American People" might have been — perhaps should have been — a dozen shorter books: a farce, a memoir, a collection of short biographies entitled "Our Gay Presidents," a polemic on AIDS, a blistering critique of mainstream American historians and their habit of ignoring, if not outright denying, the indisputable fact and presence of homosexuality in this country.
And intersectional feminism includes "basically every woman that mainstream feminism has a bad habit of leaving behind".
Zhu was very, very good - He plays a succinct style of spooky, deeper future house and exhibited a habit of re-appropriating mainstream pop samples like Lana Del Rey and Tupac.
Of course, the ideas are not new, but Gates and Microsoft have a habit of taking these things to the mainstream, rather by force than anything else.
On the slightly more mainstream tip, Rush Limbaugh gave credit to Trump's recent habit of bringing up all of the past Clinton scandals, which young people presumably don't remember.
Donald Trump has made a habit of demonising reporters as "nasty" and "terrible", damning mainstream outlets as purveyors of fake news.
Mr. Deng's analysis was widely read, in part, because he has a habit of expressing provocative views that meld into the mainstream.
