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And a number of mainstream labels have also reissued albums of the artists Ms. Reitz admired.

There are a vast number of mainstream funds with dreadful performance.

In fact, a growing number of mainstream English-language radio stations find themselves with sizable Latino audiences.

He, like an increasing number of mainstream economists, believes we can now scratch austerity off the list.

It has hired aggressively and has partnered with a number of mainstream news sites, including CNN and ABC News.

At the same time, a huge number of mainstream journalists have taken to blogging, signed up for Facebook and Twitter, linked to video and experimented with new forms.

While a large number of mainstream-comics professionals both wrote and drew their own material during the Silver Age, as many had since the start of American comic books, their work is distinct from what another historian describes as the "raw id on paper" of Robert Crumb and Gilbert Shelton.

While it makes logical sense for a leaner GM to focus on the basics the auto industry's blocking-and-tackling, selling large numbers of mainstream products–I have little hope that this will work.

Second, such launches can create buzz as they can attract early adopters, bloggers, Twitter and Facebook users, and even the increasing numbers of mainstream press who are listening to these channels.

And a progressive, social-democratic agenda that reduces the social gaps, lowers the costs of living, and limits the influence of the ultra-Orthodox rabbinate can potentially attract large numbers of mainstream secular Israelis frustrated with the government's lack of responsiveness to their concerns.

And she also preached intermittently at Christian Science church services, which were attracting a growing number of disaffected mainstream Protestants.