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When it says \\\"ups and downs\\\", it\\\'s talking generally, not that each happening more than once is a requirement. A lot of the examples on the trope page go through the \\\"cool, uncool, cool again\\\" cycle once.
\\\"It\\\'s gone through the up and down of the popularity polynomial\\\" doesn\\\'t flow as good as \\\"It\\\'s gone through the ups and downs of the popularity polynomial\\\" does.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
\\\"It\\\'s gone through the up and down of the popularity polynomial\\\" doesn\\\'t flow as good as \\\"It\\\'s gone through the ups and downs of the popularity polynomial\\\" does.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
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When it says \\\"ups and downs\\\", it\\\'s talking generally, not that each happening more than once is a requirement.
\\\"It\\\'s gone through the up and down of the popularity polynomial\\\" doesn\\\'t flow as good as \\\"It\\\'s gone through the ups and downs of the popularity polynomial\\\" does.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
\\\"It\\\'s gone through the up and down of the popularity polynomial\\\" doesn\\\'t flow as good as \\\"It\\\'s gone through the ups and downs of the popularity polynomial\\\" does.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
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When it says \\\"ups and downs\\\", it\\\'s talking generally, not that each happening more than once is a requirement.
Saying \\\"It\\\'s gone through the up and down of the popularity polynomial\\\" instead of \\\"It\\\'s gone through the ups and downs of the popularity polynomial\\\" wouldn\\\'t make much sense.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
Saying \\\"It\\\'s gone through the up and down of the popularity polynomial\\\" instead of \\\"It\\\'s gone through the ups and downs of the popularity polynomial\\\" wouldn\\\'t make much sense.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
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When it says \\\"ups and downs\\\", it\\\'s talking generally, not that each happening more than once is a requirement.
Saying \\\"It\\\'s gone through the up and down of the popularity polynomial.\\\" instead of \\\"It\\\'s gone through the ups and downs of the popularity polynomial.\\\" wouldn\\\'t make much sense.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
Saying \\\"It\\\'s gone through the up and down of the popularity polynomial.\\\" instead of \\\"It\\\'s gone through the ups and downs of the popularity polynomial.\\\" wouldn\\\'t make much sense.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
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When it says \\\"ups and downs\\\", it\\\'s talking generally, not that each happening more than once is a requirement.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
Is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
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When it says \\\"ups and downs\\\", it\\\'s talking generally, not that each happening more than once is a requirement.
For reference, is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
For reference, is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
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When it says \\\"ups and downs\\\", it\\\'s talking generally, not that each happening more than one is a requirement.
For reference, is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
For reference, is English your first language? I\\\'m not saying it to be mean, just that it would explain the misunderstanding.
