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- verb US To make
popular again.
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Examples
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This gives ID that greasy appearance in its attempts to repopularize an old fad.
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I don't think you can rely on the music industry to repopularize my father.
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Česká pošta (Czech Post) hopes a new stamp system will make it easier for people to correspond and reduce the hassle of going to a post office, while it has taken additional measures in an attempt to repopularize snail mail.
The Prague Post 2010
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"Baseball players ... have helped repopularize chewing tobacco by having a wad in their cheeks and a round can in their back pockets," he said.
Fast Company 2010
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Rolling Stone article that helped repopularize the work of the cult sci-fi author Philip K. Dick.
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Rolling Stone article that helped repopularize the work of the cult sci-fi author Philip K. Dick.
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Rolling Stone article that helped repopularize the work of the cult sci-fi author Philip K. Dick.
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Rolling Stone article that helped repopularize the work of the cult sci-fi author Philip K. Dick.
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Rolling Stone article that helped repopularize the work of the cult sci-fi author Philip K. Dick.
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Rolling Stone article that helped repopularize the work of the cult sci-fi author Philip K. Dick.
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