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Poe struggled with alcoholism and frequently antagonized other popular writers.
The first was the arrest, trying and conviction and subsequent incarceration of Detroit's very popular mayor.
But you have to wonder, why is he so popular?
It has also become a very popular backdrop for wedding photography.
On a rare occasion, like in the year 2000, someone can win the popular vote but fail to gain 270 electoral votes.
The two genres might seem totally different, but the reason they're both so popular is perhaps because what they have in common: their use of dramatic irony.
After this period, Gyotaku was not as popular and began to fade away.
Today, Gyotaku has become a popular art form, enjoyed by many.
Indeed, Kabuki was even considered a popular form of entertainment amongst American troops stationed in Japan despite initial U.S. censorship of Japanese traditions.
Though most of today's robots look quite different than Capek imagined, they've become just as popular as he predicted.
And on the 3rd of July 2013, the army ousted Egypt's first democratically elected president, after three days of popular protest that demanded his resignation.
Tattoos have often been presented in popular media as either marks of the dangerous and deviant or trendy youth fads.
Chances are you've heard that chorus repeated dozens, if not hundreds, of times, and it's not just popular songs in the West that repeat a lot.
This is the recognizable backbone of many genres popular around the world, from rock, country, and jazz, to reggae and cumbia.
Though his experiments were discredited, much like the rest of vitalism, traces of his theory still come up in popular culture.
Although hand washing is the most common image of OCD in popular culture, obsessions and compulsions can take many different forms.
Napoléon's new powers were derived from the constitution that was approved by a popular vote in the Consulate."
Bonaparte was a ruler full of contradictions, defending a popular revolution by imposing absolute dictatorship, and spreading liberal ideals through imperial wars, and though he never achieved his dream of conquering Europe, he undoubtedly left his mark on it, for better or for worse.
Both of those started out as small, socially conscious companies that ended up becoming so popular with consumers that the giants Unilever and Clorox bought them for hundreds of millions of dollars each.
Researchers studying such graphs ask questions like, "How far is this node from that one?" "How many edges does the most popular node have?"
Nitrous oxide became popular in the decades that followed and is still used today.
At first, its bitter taste made it suitable as a medicine for ailments, like upset stomachs, but sweetening it with honey, sugar, or vanilla quickly made chocolate a popular delicacy in the Spanish court.
For example, early focus groups found that contrary to popular opinion at the time, wives often had more influence than their husbands when choosing which car to buy, so Chrysler shifted gears by marketing cars directly to women.
Matcha became so popular that a distinct Chinese tea culture emerged.
Many credit Queen Catherine of Braganza, a Portuguese noble woman, for making tea popular with the English aristocracy when she married King Charles II in 1661.
They were far more vibrant and flashy than the relatively dull greens made from natural pigments, so they quickly became popular choices for paint as well as dye for textiles, wallpaper, soaps, cake decorations, toys, candy, and clothing.
That captured the popular imagination.
And contrary to popular belief, Richard Nixon was never actually impeached for the Watergate scandal.
And among them, my favorite: when Humanae occupies public spaces and appears in the street, it fosters a popular debate and creates a feeling of community.
The most popular news sites don't do much better.
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