The near-infallible food-science writer Harold McGee has regularly championed its use.
His chamber work Eclat prefaces Rattle's account of Mahler's Seventh Symphony, which the French composer-conductor regularly championed.
It may also have sharpened the prominence of a partisan alternative press, such as Breitbart.com, that regularly champions him.
"It's just so good right?!" says Francis Redman, host of NTS Radio's the Hot Selection, which regularly champions artists who owe a debt to Dilla.
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, a former chairwoman of the Children's Defense Fund, regularly champions the children's program in her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
And despite her reputation as a shrewd businesswoman, Sonnabend was, by all accounts, largely indifferent to commercial considerations, regularly championing art that was considered unsalable, usually because the slower, duller market hadn't yet caught up with it.
And she regularly championed minority artists, buying their work, calling them with words of encouragement and haunting art galleries, art shows and auctions in Washington and New York to find young people with promise.
The review also specifically (and repeatedly) cited other open data issues beyond government – most particularly, the need to open up data on medical trials, a cause regularly championed by Ben Goldacre, the UK's unofficial chief nerd.
It's planned as a chronological cycle, but that's the only conventional aspect of the project, for each of the concerts also includes a work by Gerald Barry, whose music Adès has regularly championed.
