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The OUP has already stopped producing illustrated reference books because of the growing popularity of the Wikipedia website.

In Belgium alone, there are three Confucius Institutes. This reflects the growing popularity of the Chinese language in Europe.

Underpinning the growing popularity of things Chinese is the emergence of China as a potential world political and economic superpower.

In recent years, the growing popularity of online shopping and delivery concerns in the internationale-mail, a new trade.

They make use of virtual currencies and the growing popularity of smart-phones, which can track consumers’ location.

Consider the growing popularity of online dating services. People look in the four zip codes around them, and if that doesn't work, they expand their search.

With the growing popularity of corporate weblogs and electronic corporate document management, the need for a standardized content repository interface is more apparent than ever.

Considering the growing popularity and perfection of numerical simulation technique, the purpose of approximate analysis is mainly pointed to giving qualitative results.

One was the growing popularity of urban trails, which led to crowing and user conflicts, especially among cyclists, walkers, in-line skaters and equestrians.

Many of the UFO reports in this release were filed in 1996, the year of Will Smith's heroics in Independence Day and the growing popularity of TV's The X-Files.

With the growing popularity of Asynchronous Transfer Mode and frame relay services, encrypting data at the packet level is becoming an attractive alternative to the conventional method of securing transactions on a link-by-link basis.

Regrettably, with the dominance of English as the medium of instruction in Singapore, and with the growing popularity and worship of everything Western as found particularly in movies, songs, magazines and the Internet, anything related to the Chinese language has been marginalized.