In simultaneous elections in Hesse and Lower Saxony in January, the party earned just 0.9percentand1.5percentcent of the vote, while the surging far-left — but increasingly mainstream — Left Party leapt over the 5 percent hurdle for representation in the state Parliaments in all three places.
Virtual reality is no longer creeping into the mainstream: It's leaping.
But more and more awareness is breaking into the mainstream: that lovely, leaping orca is actually being held in downright abusive conditions.
Mr. Proyas's flair suggests he might make the leap to mainstream success.
Huge world events will first appear on social media platforms and then leap to mainstream media and back again.
Both have every chance of making the leap into mainstream hip-hop, which might need the extra credibility once word gets around about 15-year-old Fugative, a pretty boy with the appeal of Jedward but whose catchy, hip-pop rhymes have secured him a deal with Ministry of Sound.
"I think verbally it's made the leap to mainstream," says the Autodesk's Jesse Harrington.
As does the associated unknown of whether the tech's promise of "exceptional immersion" will stand the test of time and make the leap to mainstream appeal.
Dean Golemis of the Chicago Tribune panned the album for being "predictable and annoying" and assumed that Megadeth were "destined to follow Metallica's leap into mainstream sounds".
Medicare for all, which would replace the United States' current patchwork of private and public coverage with a single federally run insurer, has made a dramatic leap into mainstream political discourse since Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).
