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Despite its popularity, the show, starring a Sheltie as the Sugarplum Fairy, went on hiatus this holiday.
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Despite its popularity, Facebook isn't immune to occasional swings in user interest.
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Despite its popularity, however, don't become too enamored with the U.S. dollar, as no currency has held onto the title of "currency of choice" forever.
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Despite its popularity among young women, a male writer known as Yoshi, widely considered the first cellular novelist, brought the burgeoning genre to light when he self-published "Deep Love" in 2002.
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Yet despite its rising popularity in cities (and sheer economic sense), the future funding of bike transit is hardly certain.
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Despite its growing popularity, Kerala has all the charm of a backwater--the name actually given to its network of canals, lakes and small rivers.
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Yet despite its growing popularity, online learning continues to be seen in a negative light by politicians, regulators, and some members of the academic community, especially faculty.
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Anyway, the entire episode is worthwhile as a window into the Russian opposition which, despite its substantially increased popularity, still comes across as a pretty ramshackle and poorly run outfit.
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Ponemon president Larry Ponemon compares the TSA controversy to the popularity of Facebook despite its privacy scandals.
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Nonetheless, the most likely scenario remains that the Dilma government, reaching new highs in popularity despite a slowing economy, will use its ample political capital to change the savings account rule before the May meeting and so allow for a larger rate cut of 50.
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Despite Ms Merkel's popularity, it won just 33.8% of the vote, its smallest share in 60 years.
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