Perhaps it's because of Indians and other Asians thinking of working abroad and reading up on Singapore? Considering where India stands, Indians seem to make up a significant part of English Wikipedia users.
I think it's because Singapore is super advanced and people want to learn a lot about what such a well developed society is like. I've googled it maybe twice before and I spent like 10 minutes looking at one page about certain laws in the country because I think it's a very interesting place.
Thanks, fixed. I've recently switched from Chrome to Firefox. While Firefox is equivalent or better in most ways, Chrome has a much better spellchecker.
I find some of the omissions really surprising. As one example, considering all the TV shows up there, some are more famous than others, but ... no "Friends"?
Friends certainly remained popular well beyond its air time and I also tried it, but this only goes back to 2007. Searching for information on HIMYM probably only beats a show like Friends due to the date range.
It is totally subjective but it HIMYM beats friends in terms of quality also. Friends could beat it any day in terms of popularity but whatever anyone says it's references are getting old and the jokes don't seem funny anymore. If anyone thinks that friends is better and it is the show for them then I respect your opinion, I just wanted to put it out there because I watched both these shows recently.
This is random. The only place you would find most of the topics in one place -- Wikipedia search. Some of them are real head scratchers -- l why are that many people looking up these topics?
Having many singers and actresses left, I thought to try Anna Kendrick, although it was a long shot. However, once I got to Anna Ken it was accepted for Darth Vader.
Ah, I then tried her full name aswell (after seeing the comment above), and it accepts, but probably cause its reading the first half like you say.... Never seen a star wars so wasn't sure.
Most searched on Wikipedia, not necessary the most popular ones. For there are many online articles on a certain subject, one may not need to read it on Wikipedia.
Finally this great quiz is in the most popular list! This is a great indicator to measure how popular certain subjects were in the past few decades, so I'm glad it's getting attention
"An+[aei]k[aei]+n"
If that were a race, he would have already overtaken CR7 and GoT and would be right behind XXX and M&M to take the top 10 position.
I hope it's Marshall's matter.
Of all the answers I don't know only one.
What is "Glee", is it worth seeing?