111.   Nonetheless, blue spruce is gaining popularity because it is so pretty, especially with blue lights.

112.   Nor did they suggest how the tablet might gain popularity in a world where handwriting is slower than typing, if not a nearly forgotten art.

113.   Nor does the president appear to be gaining popularity among opinion makers and business leaders.

114.   Neither does Grigory Yavlinsky seem to be rapidly gaining popularity.

115.   Not only is there congressional support, but some polls show it is gaining popularity with voters.

116.   Now urine-quaffing is gaining popularity in Britain and the United States.

117.   Numerical control devices that use PCs are gaining popularity because they are cheaper and easier to maintain than proprietary systems.

118.   Now, as trousers of every price and design are gaining popularity, Ettedgui has opened a shop devoted to them.

119.   Obstacles are enemies, and companies associating themselves with these obstacles will lose, not gain popularity.

120.   On the other hand, the so-called reformists fighting to wrest control from hard-line clerics have gained enormous popularity.