A dozen of them will be elected by popular vote, for which they must affiliate to a political party.
Now, to meet popular demand — for which fans like Tilda Swinton and Kerry Diamond are partly responsible — Cornejo is reissuing the everyday accessories in glowy, highlighter yellow.
Medical center officials say that by incorporating art into the new hospital, they hope to promote healing -- a popular notion for which scientific evidence is sparse.
And so it came to pass: the cause of leaving the EU, for so long the preserve of cranks and chancers, attracted a share of the popular vote for which any modern political party would give its eye teeth.
There, some of the most popular items for which parents register are a miniature faux leather club chair and ottoman set ($150) and a $729 stroller called the Bugaboo Frog, as seen on "Sex and the City".
Data-driven business innovations and issues for aging populations are two popular fields for which many organizations currently scan.
The crab devices a shape selected in honor of the popular seafood for which Maryland is known remained in their actuated state for at least 60 days.
Not to James Dillard, a clinical professor at Columbia University and author of Alternative Medicine for Dummies (IDG Books Worldwide), who calls detoxification "a popular notion for which there is absolutely no science".
The reality is much darker his real grandfather wrote popular songs for which he was not credited, and he was murdered by his "friend" who stole his music.
But frustratingly, the way the film business is currently set up stifles that pleasure: what the public and the industry want are completely opposed, and it's the only type of popular culture for which this is the case.
At that point in his career, Elfman was near the end of his relationship with Oingo Boingo, the popular band for which he had served as frontman for nearly two decades.
