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But for Nelson what matters most is the magazine's popularity less than a mile away from his desk.

BERLIN — Leaders from Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition agreed Monday on a raft of changes to social welfare programs aimed at easing costs for average Germans, to bolster the government's sagging popularity less than a year before parliamentary elections.

That appeared to have little to do with Méxicoleaks.The timing raises the suspicion that the government which is struggling to regain popularity less than three months before mid-term elections—has put pressure on MVS Radio.

However, Birmingham paddleboarding's popularity had less than auspicious beginnings.

But multigeneration housing is gaining popularity in less wealthy neighborhoods, too.

"But in China, Obama's popularity is less than in Europe, than Japan or Southeast Asia".

But falling gasoline prices and the renewed popularity of less efficient S.U.V.s have blunted fuel efficiency gains.

But who knows?" Mr. Dubin, the sociologist, said the practice's popularity had less to do with religious revival than with enthusiastic coverage by Russian television.

Raffaele De Ritis, the Italian director of Kaleidoscape, called the shows' collective popularity nothing less than "a celebration of the renaissance of the one-ring circus in America".

Hedge funds aim to make money in falling as well as rising markets, and they have gained popularity among less affluent investors in recent years.

As time passed, and the price of oil dropped, the public's zeal for conservation eased; witness the popularity of less efficient sports utility vehicles and small trucks.