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In a recent commencement speech, he said, he noted that he had said: “Popularity is as fleeting as the Texas wind; character and conscious are as sturdy as our oaks.”
Bush Again Defends His Presidency - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2009
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In a recent commencement speech, he said, he noted that he had said: “Popularity is as fleeting as the Texas wind; character and conscious are as sturdy as our oaks.”
Bush Again Defends His Presidency - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2009
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Popularity is the main ingredient when it comes to the “Mega” web sites.
Worlds top dating sites for August from comscore. « The Paradigm Shift 2009
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Popularity is not equivalent to quality; if we were to go purely off of what was popular, Rob Liefeld would be a great writer and a great comic-books visionary of the 1990s instead of the talentless hack that we all know he really is.
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » How I Would Reboot Superman 2009
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Indexed » Blog Archive » E-Mail » Popularity is odd stuff.
Indexed » Blog Archive » E-Mail » Popularity is odd stuff. 2010
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Popularity is a fluxuating state: some books will be very popular in some libraries and not in others, it depends on the patrons.
Stars, they come and go . . . Roger Sutton 2005
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Baby Boomers Go 'Bionic' as Body Replacement Devices Soar in Popularity
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Baby Boomers Go 'Bionic' as Body Replacement Devices Soar in Popularity
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McClatchy Media: Liberal Positions Make Strong Gains in Popularity as Democrats Lean Left.
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