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vox populi

[voks pop-yuh-lahy] / ˈvɒks ˈpɒp yəˌlaɪ /


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"It's become a kind of received wisdom among the vox populi that there's all sorts of bureaucratic waste in the government, and there really isn’t," Lofgren said.

From Salon

The "best cinematic and box office achievement" category makes its first appearance this year, acknowledging the vox populi as a determinant of defining good moviemaking.

From Salon

This was before humanity achieved the democratic enlightenment of “vox populi vox Dei.”

From Washington Post

But this one, well it works and is probably the only example endorsed by the vox populi.

From The Guardian

It also adapted Victorian polymath Francis Galton’s vox populi — or the voice of the people — principle by purportedly putting the web search task to something of a vote.

From Salon