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Byron, who popularized the cause abroad, died at Missolonghi in 1824 (of disease, not from fighting).
The problem is that, as economist Alwyn Young has pointed out (in a thesis popularized by Slate 's own Paul Krugman), while Asia's growth rates in total production have been incredibly high, its growth rates in worker productivity have, Japan aside, been surprisingly low.
The soft, New Agey religion popularized in the West bears little resemblance to the actual religion of Tibet, which is full of idol worship and thorny theological questions.
More precisely, he's a "pretribulational dispensationalist," an unwieldy label that refers to two separate but intertwined beliefs that were popularized in the early 1800s by John Nelson Darby, an English minister and a special sort of screwball genius whose ideas later spread to America.
The WP goes inside with a new nationwide study of high-school disciplinary practices, which, it says, shows that in the two years since "zero tolerance" anti-violence policies were popularized, black students at the schools surveyed have been expelled or suspended at a rate disproportionate to their numbers.