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As a political cause, the idea has gained currency, and for good reason.

Among organized groups that view has gained currency in recent weeks.

An idea has been gaining currency lately that goes something like this.

"Loop" is one of those computer words that has gained currency in society.

As with combat technology, human techniques were slowly gaining currency.

The idea has even gained currency with some people in the United States.

It could happen, if the thesis advanced by a new study gains currency.

The idea that boys need more help than girls do is slowly gaining currency nationally.

It was in these conditions that Marxist ideas began to gain currency.

After the 1980 Census, the term gained currency in the wider culture for a time.

The musicians say the peer review process is beginning to gain currency in the rest of the country.

The term live performance gained currency some time after Edison's inventions.

After the war, the semi-automatic concept started to gain currency in the Army.

Still, the concept of pension matching may be starting to gain currency.

Articles in newspapers and magazines helped the term gain currency.

Gradually, though, fertility treatments are gaining currency among even the very religious.

Nevertheless, too many destructive ideas are gaining currency in our midst.

We should perhaps correct certain fallacies that have even gained currency here in Europe.

It gained currency during the period of national reawakening in the nineteenth century.

Socialism began to gain currency and challenged the traditional class relationships in British society.

It is a notion, they say, that gained currency only in the early 1900's.

All these texts were performed in narrative form and gained currency among the Muslim population.

Recently, the word has gained currency among the generation of architects now coming of age.

But the motive of the love affair gained currency with the police shortly afterward.

The style tribe as a concept is gaining currency.