"Popular Opposites: Small and Big" depicts a rat and an elephant of equal table-top-figurine size.
If a particular incumbent is extremely popular, the opposite party will end up scraping the bottom of the barrel looking for a suitable challenger.
We gave her a sister Quinn "the popular girl" opposite to Daria, and a best friend Jane who was intended to be a little less negative than her sarcastic and judgmental pal.
"He was a popular kid, the opposite of a radical extremist," said another friend in Islamabad.
Classmates recalled her being "annoyingly popular with the opposite sex," The New Yorker said; she once invited 30 boys and no girls to a tea party.
Yes, he admits, he is currently in a relationship, but, no, burgeoning fame – he already has over 26,000 Twitter followers – has not made him any more popular with the opposite sex just yet.
Still, Mr. Brown may not have strengthened Washington's confidence in him as a partner with his habit of tailoring his remarks to popular predilections on opposite sides of the Atlantic.
This is the diametric opposite: popular pressure has forced David Cameron's bitter and vindictive outfit to climb down and admit 20,000 people – a pitiful number compared to Germany's 800,000 and not a single one from the survivors of the traumatic journey to Europe, but 20,000 more than they wanted to let in.
The finding that Greek men feel less pressure to sculpt their bodies in order to be popular among the opposite sex makes sense considering that fraternity men hold the power in this social system.
For instance, if you are jealous that your friend is very popular with the opposite sex, that means you wish you could be that way, too.
