The message is clear, Africa is not rising, as the popularized term often indicates a consolidated unified upward movement from the continent, rather each African nation is grabbing life jackets to remain above water.
Several music writers and musicians began to deride glam metal acts as "hair farmers," hinting at the soon-to-be-popularized term "hair metal".
The legendary cartoonist Will Eisner popularized the term "graphic novel" with books like A Contract with God.
Before very long, it was rebranded as "Web 2.0" — a term popularized by Tim O'Reilly and John Battelle, who from 2004 onwards organized a series of conferences under this banner.
(The term, popularized on "Da Ali G Show," has a darker alternative meaning as the verbal approximation of a gunshot, according to UrbanDictionary.com).com
Ms. Sewell said the yips -- a term popularized by pro golfer Tommy Armour -- usually happen on a putt when a golfer brings the club back, and their hands inexplicably start to shake.
The first category is the "Ninjas," a term popularized by Charles Morris in his 2008 book The Two Trillion Dollar Meltdown.
The term, popularized beginning in the 1980s with publications of Weldon's such as The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film and Psychotronic Video magazine, has subsequently been adopted by other critics and fans.
In many of his writings-as in his constantly shared office spaces-George invited collaborations, making his publications decidedly multi-cultural before that term was popularized and bowdlerized in and outside the academy.
The terms was first popularized in the United States by Gael Greene, who used the term "serious foodies" in a 1980 New York Magazine restaurant review.
