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Inspired in part by the popularity of the upstart Panerai, traditional companies like Corum, Franck Muller and Roger Dubuis have come out with jumbos of their own.
Until the nineteen-seventies, nearly every major city had competitive daily newspapers, but consolidation — caused, in part, by the popularity of television news — tended to leave only one paper in each market.
Yet for good or ill, combatants entering the lists today are mainly everyday people, drawn in part by the popularity of books like Richard Dawkins's "The God Delusion" and Christopher Hitchens's "God Is Not Great".
The trend toward faster sleds, sparked in part by the popularity of snowboarding, comes at a time when health and safety experts have been warning that sledding presents risks of severe injury, including paralysis and death.
The discrepancy between the leap in gross receipts and the growth in paid attendance can be explained in part by the popularity of premium tickets, for shows like "Wicked" and "The Phantom of the Opera," above, which can command three times the regular price of a top orchestra seat.
However, one is never quite sure where science leaves off and fantasy begins for Willy, who also claims to be constructing his guidebook, complete with street addresses and hours of operation, to warn impressionable young people away from what was apparently an epidemic of "androgynous prestige" brought on in part by the popularity of Proust and Gide.
With voice recognition features becoming commonplace, in part spurred by the popularity of the iPhones' digital assistant Siri, it is becoming imperative that the name of a company sounds exactly how consumers would pronounce it, advises Watkins.
Efforts to ban fighting in the N.H.L. have long been stymied, in part by the popularity and tradition of it in the junior and minor leagues.
The product from Adobe, based in San Jose, Calif., is on roughly 99percentt of computers connected to the Internet, based in large part on the popularity of YouTube, owned by Google; YouTube uses the Flash standard to stream videos.
Door-knocking campaigns led by those immigrants, who could not vote, mobilized many Latinos who could, based in no small part on the popularity of the reprieve program.
Renée Buda, the assistant buyer, attributed the trend in part to the popularity of breast implants.
