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Once seen as a rising star in New York politics, the former police officer's popularity waned due to corruption allegations, tensions with Democrats over immigration, and frustration with the city's rising cost of living.

From BBC

Some in Welsh Labour are blaming Sir Keir Starmer for Labour's sinking popularity in recent weeks, while others point to Welsh Labour's record in government.

From BBC

Boxing enjoys immense popularity in Ghana and has produced numerous big names, including the legendary former two-weight world champion Azumah Nelson.

From BBC

Yet despite his government's nimble response and Seychelles' remarkably swift economic bounce-back, his popularity teeters.

From BBC

But there is more to her popularity than that.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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