Either way, the simple glass-fronted venue is popular, and its roster of excellent free gigs has an international character involving jazz, reggae, blues, folk and sundry combinations thereof.
New York City alone is home to 33 dogs actively registered under the name Jeter, making his name the most popular on the Yankees' roster.
Under the stewardship of Huffington, AOL aimed to take on international competitors including the New York Times and Washington Post with a roster of popular blogs, led by TechCrunch and the Huffington Post.
Actually, executives at the channel, USA Network, are doing far more than just hoping that the series, "White Collar," will join their roster of popular light dramas with offbeat yet lovable characters, among them "Burn Notice," "In Plain Sight," "Monk," "Pysch" and "Royal Pains".
Whether or not Dickey was admired by his peers, he was, after three seasons on the roster, undeniably popular among Mets fans, a lone bright spot in the grim years that followed the near-bankrupting of the franchise owing to the owner's investments with Bernie Madoff.
The 2012 roster featured popular Caribbean artists like Trinidad soca superstar Kes and the Band, reggae/dancehall legend Barrington Levy, Trinidad calypso singer David Rudder, and the lively Barbadian jazz/reggae saxophonist Arturo Tappin.
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They said they would consider expanding the team rosters of popular sports so more girls can take part.
Try looking through the rosters of popular indie labels.
That is what keeps audiences slightly off balance and constantly surprised in the growing roster of his popular Adobe productions.
