11.   For presidential historian Bruce Fein, Clinton leaves office with the decidedly mixed legacy of personal popularity that did not translate to a mandate to govern.

12.   He is fighting for his standing in the polls, for his personal popularity, for his extremely selfish self-interest.

13.   His personal popularity is immense.

14.   If the pope were to be judged by the response to his message, rather than by his personal popularity, he would have to be declared a failure.

15.   In the end, the personal popularity and common-sense style of his deputy was widely credited with clinching their joint victory.

16.   More worrying to Schroeder, according to Renate Koecher of the Allensbach polling group, Stoiber is catching up in personal popularity ratings.

17.   Schroeder has suffered a wave of criticism from intellectuals and editorialists, although his personal popularity remains high.

18.   Throughout all this, Menem retained much of his personal popularity.

19.   And despite the wave of protests, he has sustained high personal popularity ratings, especially among the poor.

20.   Despite his personal popularity, his Congress of Russian Communities barely registered in party voting.