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climb on the bandwagon

  1. To join a particular cause or political party: “When the party leader saw how popular the opposition was becoming, he decided to climb on the bandwagon and offer his full support to his opponent.â€


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For all those so-called Lakers fans that didn’t embrace him when he came to L.A. don’t climb on the bandwagon now.

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Though non-Filipino celebu-chefs and all manner of media outlets can climb on the bandwagon, Filipino food is not a fad to the millions around the globe who eat it as their main source of sustenance, and have for centuries, she points out.

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On the other hand, how many of those simply decide to climb on the bandwagon.

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With virtually no yield available on government bonds and other low-risk fixed-income securities, investors were tempted to climb on the bandwagon of rising share prices.

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Cities from Port-au-Prince in Haiti and Mecca in Saudi Arabia to Cardiff are soon to climb on the bandwagon.

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