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Even in the state-owned hotel where we stayed, the restaurant was trying to get on the bandwagon of better customer service.

I don't really need it, but I suppose I might as well jump on the bandwagon.

Northern Ireland would like to follow suit and, if it did, Scotland and Wales would seek to jump on the bandwagon.

Now Ecuador seems ready to jump on the bandwagon.

When all my colleagues decided to vote for the Republican candidate, I jumped on the bandwagon.

I suppose I may as well climb on the bandwagon, as they say.

Trust him to climb on the bandwagon and join the Alliance now that they look like winning in this constituency.

With so many investors jumping on the bandwagon, others see trouble ahead for these markets should the U. S. economy stay sluggish.

Some said gold's decline may be a sign that investors who jumped on the bandwagon early enough are booking some profits.

President Bush tried to climb on the bandwagon this week, echoing Democratic calls for a balanced budget by 2012.

As the major indexes approach their landmarks, some worry that retail investors are only now jumping on the bandwagon.

Among the latest to jump on the bandwagon is French liquor company Pernod Ricard SA.

She always jumps on the bandwagon when animal rights are involved. She always joins current, popular causes when animal rights are involved.

To jump on the bandwagon, other clinics are following suit, hiring Japanese, Chinese and English-speaking translators.

But before we all jump on the bandwagon, we need to ask ourselves what we really want to accomplish with social media.

With the international conference in town, hotels are jumping on the bandwagon and raising their prices.

Last time, everyone joined in as we moved along but this time, we're not going to allow anyone to jump on the bandwagon.

You "jump on the bandwagon" when you decide to support a candidate because public opinion studies show he is likely to win.

not surprised that people like to jump on the bandwagon that Chinese steals everything, though.

Homeland security has become a hot topic in American culture, and higher education has been jumping on the bandwagon.

Yes. Buffalo wings became so popular that franchises soon jumped on the bandwagon.

Jump on the bandwagon, if for no other reason than to improve your bottom line.

Soon high-class restaurants were jumping on the bandwagon, adding sushi to their fusion menus.

That feels like jumping on the bandwagon in panic, Mr. Chief Strategist.

We urge all those fans to stop it and the fans around them not to jump on the bandwagon and join in.

'The market is driven by short-term traders, ' says Mr. Longo. 'The traders think they can be nimble and jump on the bandwagon. '

Should you jump on the bandwagon and trade stocks in the news?

Electronic Arts, the world's largest games publisher, is jumping on the bandwagon.

Governments, too, have jumped on the bandwagon.

Hardware suppliers have also been slow to jump on the bandwagon.

I hope nobody beats you to the punch. Maybe we should both jump on the bandwagon.

More people were jumping on the bandwagon each day.

His friends jumped on the bandwagon, and the game began.

Now Google has jumped on the bandwagon.

Others will almost certainly jump on the bandwagon in 2011.

While prices are rising so fast, many shops think they can jump on the bandwagon and raise their prices, too.

While prices are rising so fast, many shops think they can climb on the bandwagon and raise theirs, too.

I'm not jumping on the bandwagon.

That is partly due to suspicions about the motives of some in the US who have jumped on the bandwagon.

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