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To his surprise, some of the pieces have had a wide currency.

But it is the first that has always had the widest currency in football.

It may be one of the least persuasive aphorisms ever to get wide currency.

Oral tradition was written down and gained a wider currency than ever before.

It gained wide currency on the Hungarian political right in the years between the two world wars.

These views may gain wider currency if significant economic reform doesn't take place soon.

Whilst these stories have wide currency, there is no solid proof for them.

The title gave wider currency for a jazz musician's expression.

Doubtless the saying would not otherwise have gained such wide currency."

These insights have attained wider currency today, but they bear repeating.

But manners and bearing have not a wider currency than bank-notes.

Not until a few centuries ago did the idea of the Moon as a place, a quarter-million miles away, gain wide currency.

The term gained even wider currency with two revised postwar editions.

But this idea soon lost vogue while the zodiacal explanation gained wide currency.

The concept of rule as an explanatory device has gained wide currency in the social sciences.

This view now has very wide currency, and is used to select much of the curricula of teachers' colleges.

The term has had wide currency since.

A return to more frequent and wider currency fluctuations is among the uncertainties that industry dreads most.

Of these two titles, the latter had the wider currency; the enemy, being greatly in the majority, attended to that.

Right after the novel, the term has obtained wide currency and usage in theosophical circles.

(a notation of German origin), that had wide currency in the nineteenth century.

"My father's maps still have a wide currency.

Some words are not new but took on new meanings, while others simply attracted unusual attention or gained wider currency.

But some of the assumptions driving this change in the classical-music business have achieved wide currency without being carefully examined.

This belief gained wide currency among Sinhalese of all social strata in the twentieth century.