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jump on the bandwagon

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jump on the bandwagon also get on the bandwagon
to support something that is popular Publishers jumped on the CD-ROM bandwagon even though they didn't know if they could sell CD-ROMs.
See also: bandwagon, jump


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Once the Social Media craze took off it was inevitable that the business world would take notice and try to jump on the bandwagon.
Byline: by Paul Cole & Anuji Varma QUICK to jump on the bandwagon, record company bosses include Warren Zevon's Werewolves of London and Lynyrd Skynyrd's Sweet Home Alabama - both sampled in Kid Rock hit All Summer Long - in this compilation.
Tony McCoy back on board and in-running punters can expect to see Jim Best's hurdler up there from the start Can Can Flyer has made all for a course-and-distance win in this grade before and if there is money for him pre-race, it usually pays to jump on the bandwagon when John Tuck's name is involved Conclusion Difficult to see him not running his usual sound race at this level, but I'm with Can Can Flyer if the market speaks in his favour Sub Prime 2.
 
 
 
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