If Intel can popularize data analysis initiatives at companies that do not have big, specialized teams of analysts, more computer servers will be dedicated to such analysis, and Intel can sell a lot more chips.
That means there could a be race between Facebook/Instagram and Snapchat to see who can popularize unlockable geofenced content.
If they can popularize the vertical slideshow mobile magazine format together, publishers might envision the dollar signs necessary to staff up Discover/AMP Stories content teams.
The policies' design can popularize higher education and, to a certain extent, decrease the effect of external factors, such as socioeconomic conditions, on restraining access to higher education while expanding the impact of personal endeavor, talent, and so on.
If the two tech giants can popularize this new format, they could lure more publishers to their platforms, gain more data on what people care about and serve more lucrative video ads wherever Stories are shown.
If GM can popularize diesel vehicles, the company can help reduce the overall carbon footprint of its fleet, which it's aggressively pushing to modernize with electric, self-driving alternatives.
And as one foundation program officer quoted in the study aptly concluded, "We're engaged in a war of ideas in which you can be right and still be wrong unless you can popularize and mainstream those ideas so they get adopted".
We can credit her with helping to popularize one of the most overused political catchphrases of 2010, "Man up," which she repeatedly told her foe, Democratic Senate leader Harry Reid to do.
The ethical devotion to a cruelty-free diet, we can see, has been tempered and popularized by a re-shift of focus.
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