| Display title | Popularity Polynomial |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's a fact of life that something which portrays itself as "cutting-edge" is eventually going to become mainstream, and from there passé. However, given enough time—usually about 20 years—what had been seen as behind the times, old hat, or just plain uncool suddenly begins to make a comeback. It's gone through the ups and downs of the Popularity Polynomial. |
