The town is nominally the seat of an earldom, whose best-known member, John Montagu, 4th Earl, popularized and lent his name to the sandwich.
"Any book with more than five readers is automatically popularized and to be scorned," Mr. Ambrose said in an interview with The Los Angeles Times in April 2002.
At Bolthouse's complex, carrots whirl around on conveyor belts at up to 50 miles an hour en route to their future as juliennes, coins and stubs, or baby carrots, which the company popularized and which aren't babies.
Nureyev, like Maria Callas (as Clive Barnes once noted), popularized and changed his art form forever, with a combination of technique, dedication and respect for its tradition, while simultaneously blowing it wide open with a kind of divine individual desperation.
But in the last few years the process of breaking in has changed as digital technologies and shifting economics profoundly alter the ways in which art is made, popularized and consumed.
Right now there are detailed regulations for Oscar campaigning (inspired by the kinds of hawkish tactics Weinstein popularized), and the last time a member was kicked out, in 2004, was for the high crime of lending out VHS screeners.
