Page A19 Dining ROCKS DON'T MELT, NOR DO THEIR FANS Whiskey stones, which are used in place of ice to chill a drink, are proving to be a resilient product, even increasing in popularity.
Google's popularity as a resilient portal for piracy means that even if the media industry were to pursue torrent sites one by one, the search engine would always link to the newest site to host those tracking files, a potentially endless war on torrent sites.
The popularity of resilience thinking has been recently demonstrated by a dedicated Erasmus academic network, ANDROID; the Rockefeller Foundation's Resilient Cities initiative; and several international centers of excellence for researching disaster resilience.
In the last two weeks of 2011, 56,000 people came to see Tian Tian and Yang Guang, and their popularity has proved surprisingly resilient ever since.
Her unforgettable screen portrayal of Mitchell's resilient heroine earned her not only international popularity but also an Academy Award.
His popularity is cultural, not political, resilient to the notions of truth and fiction and to Trump's own failures.
The average amount of time spent reading newspapers fell more than 25% globally from 2010 to 2014 – but the popularity of newsprint has proved resilient in the UK with just a 3% decline over the same period.
Regardless of its name, the thumping audio flourish that accompanies scene transitions in Law & Order has proven to be one of the most iconic sounds in television, its popularity outlasting even the famously resilient show that birthed it.
Referring to his popularity in the country, which remains relatively resilient despite his legal problems, he said, "Only Jesus Christ beats me here in Brazil".
The most striking popularity contraction among the year's 124,791 births (64,076 boys and 60,715 girls) befell that resilient stalwart Michael.
