As it is, little wonder marriage has plummeted in popularity.
History really will plummet in popularity if the study of the British past takes over the lion's share of the national curriculum.
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Long seen as Beijing's preferred candidate, Mr. Tang has plummeted in popularity during months of missteps, capped last week when he acknowledged that a basement had been built at his home without a government permit.
Some Peruvians said the bombings heightened their concern about Mr. Toledo's government, which has plummeted in popularity because of a sluggish economy and a perception that the president lacks decisiveness.
Even the country's monarchy, seen as the ultimate social glue ever since Juan Carlos's role in the transition, has plummeted in popularity, owing to a scandal involving the King's son-in-law, and a gaffe, in 2012, in which the King revealed that he had gone on an elephant-hunting trip to Botswana — a junket paid for by a Saudi lobbyist — with a woman who was not his wife, Queen Sofia.
But since formal E.U. accession talks began in 2005, anger over Europe's obvious reluctance to accept the country's 77 million Muslims into its fold has gradually soured most Turks on the idea of European membership, and the cause of integration has plummeted in popularity.
Similarly, the name Britney plummeted in popularity, from #839 to #1154.
Reportedly, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk's party has plummeted in popularity to such a degree that he is now joining forces with Poroshenko so as to avoid an electoral rout.
Mr. Lee, who took office in February, suffered a plummet in his popularity when his government signed a deal in April to allow the import of American beef from cattle of all ages.
