They say opposites attract — so maybe haters attract each other, too.
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It's helping attract a talented workforce, which is helping attract more employers.
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More riders attract more drivers, which will attract more riders and so on.
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Celebrations involve lighting bonfires, which attract bugs — which, in turn, attract bug-munching bats.
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Currents push nutrients along contours that attract fish which, in turn, attract bigger predator fish.
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To attract more hotels, the Trump Organization needs to show that it will attract more hotels.
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It turns out that incandescent bulbs attract the most insects, while yellow-orange LEDs attract the least.
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Much of the GOP's rhetoric scares people; it doesn't even try to attract Democrats and can't attract independents.
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In the area of surfaces that attract water, we're creating surfaces that will attract water but repel oil.
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What we need is to attract, attract your value adding people who want to come into South Africa.
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They are the beneficiaries of a virtuous circle: Their thriving cities attract young college graduates and skilled workers, which attract the companies that want to employ them, which attract more workers drawn by job opportunities.
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"It's going to attract not only people in Shanghai but attract a lot of tourists in China," she added.
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He noted efforts to attract conservatives have ended up alienating moderates, while efforts to attract moderates have pushed away conservatives.
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Snap wants to attract new advertisers — specifically, it wants to attract advertisers who are spending money with its biggest competitor, Instagram.
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Water striders make vibrations on the water's surface to attract and impress females, but these same vibrations can also attract underwater predators.
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That leaves the party a bit behind the fogeyish Conservatives, who attract 18% of students, and far behind Labour, who attract 55%.
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That's plausible if new buildings attract much wealthier residents, who in turn attract higher-end amenities that make a neighborhood more desirable.
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What if the wharf owners knowingly throw out extra fish guts to attract the sea lions, which in turn attract the paying tourists?
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"Deutsche Bank will still attract people, but it won&apost attract the crème de la crème like it used to," the source said.
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Mr. Amato noted that this year Liberty Island would attract 4.4 million visitors, while the Ellis Island Museum of Immigration will attract just 2.4 million.
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The NHL is a sport desperate to attract the casual fan, yet it won't take the one measure that would increase scoring and attract said fans.
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The NMTC has helped attract businesses and jobs to underserved communities, as well as transit oriented development which in turn helps attract more businesses and jobs.
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If insurers attract too few consumers with little or modest health needs and, instead, attract a larger proportion of sicker ones, health care costs outstrip premium revenue.
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The Reserve Bank of India has been keen to attract foreign investments into banks and earlier this year eased some of the ownership rules to attract more buyers.
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"Cars are entertainment, they're a social object, they're psychological object, they are objects that help attract the opposite sex, or whatever sex you're trying to attract," Lutz said.
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First of all, to attract them to your brands, to attract them to your company, to get them to stay, you've got to have a higher-order purpose.
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It also tells us what you attract in terms of people, gifts, and resources, and how you attract what you want to you (alluring Venus loves to be adored!).
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Mid-sized cities — such as Columbus, Kansas City and Phoenix — are harnessing smart city projects to attract attract workers and the startups and big companies that want to employ them.
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" That means, for example, cancer centers would try to attract cancer patients and heart centers would try to attract heart patients, explained Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis.
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So I guess, for me, being able to attract a filmmaker like Zhang Yimou and being able to attract a significant Chinese investment says something about the D.N.A. of this movie.
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Their ability to attract the brightest could fade if they are no longer considered members of the club that pays enough to attract without losing their "social justice good guy" credentials.
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"Companies find themselves in a bind, that unless they offer a fairly generous exit package, they will find it hard to attract the kind of talent that they want to attract," Fiss said.
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It needs to attract eyeballs, and bombast does that best.
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But the menu's primary role has been to attract attention.
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The move was designed to attract talent and reduce costs.
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It's also possible that these new tools could attract controversy.
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Anyone knows you aren't going to attract work without internet.
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So ... and how did they ... how did you attract them?
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Anything that feels fishy will most certainly attract regulators' attention.
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Who the mall is trying to attract is pretty clear.
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To attract the best talent in 2017, employers are responding.
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Some analysts predict those cheaper plans could attract healthier members.
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Companies that win promotion can attract more interest from investors.
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Massive objects attract one another through the force of gravity.
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The German government should step up efforts to attract firms.
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Officials also want to "beautify" the countryside to attract tourists.
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Does that attract you to certain partnerships in your career?
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Mr. Golding said Cape Town's private schools attract such buyers.
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Some predators, for instance, employ glowing lures to attract prey.
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Rubbish in the streets is sure to attract the birds.
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But early on, teams are unlikely to attract much attention.
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I informed him I wasn't trying to attract the boys.
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It will also help the company attract and retain drivers.
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And Taco Bell threw "hiring parties" to attract new talent.
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Why does the ACA attract such opprobrium from the right?
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One way to attract drivers is to appeal to consumers.
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"Sir, you attract more skinheads than free Rogaine," Colbert said.
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So men still have to work harder to attract women.
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Openings for even menial posts attract throngs of overqualified applicants.
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"Delivering a better solution helps attract more assets," Wander added.
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Book fairs attract queues to rival those for pop concerts.
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Meero has managed to attract 31,000 clients in 100 countries.
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Aramco hopes diversification will boost its valuation and attract investors.
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I'm proud that we're able to attract such great people.
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Beijing also is trying to attract capital into Chinese markets.
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And that growth has helped the startup attract some attention.
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Their children, when bullied, may attract less sympathy from teachers.
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Even after losing its territory, ISIS continued to attract adherents.
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Second, the French could raise interest rates to attract capital.
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Authorities feared that the event would attract white supremacist groups.
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Its government is falling over backwards to attract foreign investors.
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That is because they must attract students or cut costs.
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But his events also frequently attract other impassioned voters: protesters.
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Within two years, Conze hopes to attract 10 million users.
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All the work to attract new users is not cheap.
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COMPETITION forces companies to keep prices low to attract customers.
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In Rwanda they attract twice as many savers as banks.
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But it struggles to attract and keep highly educated folk.
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How many people did Amazon attract with this new model?
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Technology has the potential to attract new customers to gambling.
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Policies are being prepared to attract more people for longer.
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How did you first attract the attention of notable figures?
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Some businesses have recently started courses to attract disabled workers.
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In effect, NJT had plenty of time to attract recruits.
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So how can the Bank of England attract potential hires?
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Dunkin' Brands is also trying to attract millennials as workers.
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However, flowers often have bright colors to attract pollinating insects.
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They're everywhere now, and they promise to attract more predators.
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You don't get employers who can attract the right employees.
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In principle, these projects should attract only the most needy.
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They attract new clients by providing access to their networks.
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Us' affordable prices will attract customers and grow the business.
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Pandora's service may attract users away from those big players.
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The move could also help the country attract more tourists.
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Another suggestion is that the flashes attract predators of copepods.
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If Silicon Valley can't attract talent, this could stifle innovation.
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"Let's empower farmers and attract the private sector," he says.
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For that to happen it needs to attract overseas participation.
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They also aggressively competed on pricing to attract more riders.
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The capital they attract would create jobs and relieve poverty.
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They're hoping to attract someone 'normal' like they see themselves.
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AMERICA'S intelligence agencies are struggling to attract and retain talent.
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You attract members of a certain sign for a reason.
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The move comes as India attempts to attract more tourists.
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If you do, you will attract money like a magnet.
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You might do this at first to attract new clients.
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That means they attract other human beings along with Pokémon.
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Being cheap has not been enough to attract inflows, though.
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Netflix, meanwhile, could attract 127 million pairs of U.S. eyeballs.
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You think frats don't attract people with mental health issues?
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But the restaurant is still keen to attract new customers.
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It is therefore children who should attract the greatest attention.
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And the type of users they are looking to attract.
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They bang their heads against wooden walls to attract mates.
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Some local businesses have made changes to attract geocaching customers.
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Unique card styles have been proven to attract millennial customers.
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Also, higher rates could attract more foreign money to Egypt.
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That investment won't be easy to attract, some analysts believe.
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You'd hope to attract higher profile, bigger ticket IPOs, yes?
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The sight used to attract tourists from across the world.
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Others also continue to try and attract their niche audiences.
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The company may also attract other bidders, according to Bloomberg.
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With increasing access to cardholders, we can attract more retailers.
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Will it hurt the site's ability to attract more leakers?
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Those incentives were a wasteful way to attract corporate investment.
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CHINA'S official statisticians attract plenty of criticism from baffled outsiders.
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Mercifully enough, GDP deflators do not normally attract much attention.
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Massachusetts congressman, began to attract abolitionists' attention for his strident
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Abolishing them overnight is likely to attract a public outcry.
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A growing company will inevitably attract interest from potential buyers.
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Clinton's ability to attract such voters in November's general election.
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This climate is predictable and allows them to attract investors.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio could also attract independents' votes.
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One of the main goals is to attract more women.
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Inky is not the first octopus to attract the spotlight.
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New shows are potentially a good way to attract them.
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Nations found they could attract people for business and tourism.
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Critics say its fruity flavors like "creme brulee" attract kids.
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Paychecks grew as employers raised wages to attract new workers.
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That has caused managers to raise wages to attract workers.
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An artificial reef can attract fish under the right conditions.
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They also hope the amendment could attract support from Democrats.
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This will remove any sticky suds that actually attract soil.
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Another remedy is to attract a broader range of customers.
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This would likely attract the anger of the White House.
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They are not looking to attract members of our communities.
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CFN Media helps marijuana businesses attract investors, customers and capital.
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In short, only profitable networks will attract the investment required.
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The texture is lovely and it does not attract fingerprints.
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It's a question that's just starting to attract more attention.
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Will it continue to attract crowds in the weeks ahead?
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Also, the campaign sets up "health camps" to attract nomads.
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This placed increased pressure on casinos to attract wealthy westerners.
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Do certain locations attract gun violence, like bars, or parks?
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Let's say your goal is to attract [an unknown] soulmate.
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Eventually, Orange wants to attract 2 million customers in France.
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That's what they advertise, and that's how they attract consumers.
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Gardeners now choose native plants specifically to attract native insects.
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Some people will do whatever they can to attract attention.
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Both the play and the film attract a broad audience.
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But he struggled to attract visitors to the Ice Castle.
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Dubstep, footwork, dub, and jungle attract me for similar reasons.
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Businesses were not allowed to raise pay to attract workers.
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Miller was agreeable, provided that Marion could attract a following.
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Now restaurants are a way to attract people into store.
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Lopetegui was not the only one to attract public scorn.
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They also question the wisdom of subsidies to attract them.
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A few, like the one in Austin, attract widespread attention.
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With a sensibility designed to, again, inspire and attract interest.
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Its ancient stone heads attract tourists from around the world.
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Meanwhile, Warren has no particular need to attract more attention.
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Fortunately, the brilliant details of each statue attract the eye.
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The abbey is struggling to attract and retain younger novices.
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Later, he took two more apples to attract her attention.
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And popular podcasts can attract a faithful audience of subscribers.
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It can attract furious controversy when it is mishandled, though.
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Mr. Borras's own video, "Attract Money," appears in SPAMM Power.
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Soccer is hardly the only industry to attract Brazil's desperate.
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In fact, many attract teetotalers as well, said Ms. Turley.
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Even so, electric buses have started to attract considerable attention.
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For Colombians, new, yellow underwear are bought to attract prosperity.
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British universities are failing to attract foreign academics and students.
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But that radiance is not enough to attract a mate.
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There's a fine line between opposites attract and intractable differences.
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Every modern organization is competing to attract top talent today.
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Male bella moths even use their toxins to attract mates.
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To attract more shoppers, Kohl's expanded its partnership with Amazon.
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You don't have to be thin to attract a woman.
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Some films attract travelers based on their connection to place.
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Will mobile Nintendo games really attract people to the Switch?
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How do we do more to attract women to ESPN?
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Such a distinctive jewel tends to attract a distinctive wearer.
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And they attract migrating birds — especially warblers — by the thousands.
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Modern teenagers want to attract attention, a lot of attention.
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What is Kimpton doing to attract this type of guest?
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Two sectors expected to attract scrutiny are dairy and aluminum.
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Five of the exploration blocks failed to attract any bids.
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It's about the extremists the event is likely to attract.
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And it isn't just another case of archetypal opposites attract.
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Even the most dramatic policy changes wouldn't attract enough workers.
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He didn't want to attract the attention of his neighbours.
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So far, Forest Admin has managed to attract 2,000 customers.
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"Impossible tasks attract me," Bresson told Le Figaro in 1949.
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Both parties are offering heavy discounts to attract new customers.
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" According to Firuzabadi, "lizard-like animal skins attract nuclear waves.
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How can the show continue to attract a global audience?
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Walmart stores already offer pharmacy services and attract older people.
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The unusual remixes can attract a lot of attention, too.
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Juul has denied that it ever sought to attract teens.
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These attract birds through the fall and early winter months.
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Another company looking to attract national chains is REEF Technology.
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Male humpback whales sing to attract mates, the researcher explained.
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To attract investors, developers typically put together an offering plan.
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The event was expected to attract more than 24,250 participants.
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Big spenders tend to attract thrifty people, and vice versa.
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Interest rates as high as 20% fail to attract dollars.
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The retailer has been trying to attract more male customers.
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Still, the sale appeared to attract a lot of shoppers.
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The job of camp counselor is bound to attract pedophiles.
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Empowered communities can attract businesses more appropriate to their needs.
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Many retailers have resorted to steep discounts to attract shoppers.
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Populists attract voters by offering democracy without politics, without conflict.
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"You'll have good will, and attract a following," she said.
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Streaming services still aren't big enough to attract mass audiences.
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You see how difficult it is to attract jobs. Right.
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Following that, how could the city attract people and businesses?
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Next year, the booming space could attract more mainstream investors.
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The conditional offer may not attract immediate response from Republicans.
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The fight will also attract a new generation of recruits.
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They are not defined by whether they attract women, particularly.
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And then attract the investors, and that's a tall order.
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Working with Amazon is a way to attract customers, too.
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The bill, Curbelo said, includes carrots to attract Republican support.
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I don't need to attract people to me to connect.
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That diminishes ability of Democrats to attract dissident Republican voters.
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When the works are in public, they can attract criticism.
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Saudi Arabia also hopes to attract more tourists from Asia.
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With the new launches, operators aim to attract new travelers.
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Bishop said Graham hopes the plan could attract Democratic support.
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Acquisition Programming, or live events that will attract new subscribers.
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AND THAT'S GOING TO ATTRACT EVEN MORE TALENT TO TARGET.
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That's key to attract a broad range of shopping demographics.
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Also, the region lacks early funding that attract big investors.
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Crenshaw's play to attract more millennials: Make conservatism "cool" again.
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We want to attract the young generation, and we're not.
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Those ads were deliberately designed to attract attention through controversy.
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Most fund companies spend huge sums to attract new customers.
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The point of the ritual is to attract elite support.
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We cannot support our current population or attract new folks.
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These low wages attract US companies to operate in Mexico.
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Or attract young people to Twitter who care about stickers?
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Unsurprisingly, they can attract a fair amount of online abuse.
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"We normally associate sweet smells with trying to attract bees, but a lot of plants all over the world use really terrible smells in order to attract beetles and flies as pollinators," he noted.
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The high-yield bonds attract a high capital charge under SII, even though the group took actions in 220 to reduce certain RMBS exposures that also attract higher capital charges under the new regime.
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Luxembourg has already managed to attract significant interest from pioneers in the field such as U.S. operators Planetary Resources and Deep Space Industries and aims to attract research and development projects to set up there.
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"I don't like to attract attention as a person," she said.
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Amazon could probably attract applicants no matter where it is located.
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Firms appear to be competing harder to attract and retain workers.
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The more sensational, the better the chance it will attract attention.
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LME warehouse operators have always offered incentives to attract more metal.
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Opposites attract and Bria's ode to the phenomenon is a winner.
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Big business investments mean jobs, which attract people to the area.
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He said renewable energy projects would be likely to attract investors.
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They could propose only bills that could attract some bipartisan support.
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Heatwaves will inevitably attract more attention as they become more frequent.
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Making cricket free to view would certainly attract a larger audience.
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Female founders, meanwhile, attract just over 2% of venture capital dollars.
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Officials are also working on improving tax incentives to attract investment.
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How do we attract, as a restaurant company, great tech talent?
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These were the best people he'd promised to attract to Washington.
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What's more, Abercrombie is now trying to attract an older customer.
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Uber will not offset Barclays' costs to attract customers, Hess said.
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The structure, Perryman said, also helps EOC attract and keep talent.
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It's didn't take long for Merlin to attract even more attention.
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The exchange said the floor would help it attract new business.
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It will also arguably help the company attract and retain drivers.
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PC computing was just starting to attract new workers and capital.
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Governments are competing to reduce corporation tax rates to attract multinationals.
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The events will be ticketed and could attract high-dollar donors.
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It means we are able to attract some really good writers.
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Pornhub quickly sought to attract those users that Tumblr drove away.
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Technology might help larger players, but may also attract upstart challengers.
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This could be because elite students attract controversial speakers more often.
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"Hyperbolic headlines always attract more attention than mundane truths," Pai said.
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Fearing a devaluation, banks are increasingly desperate to attract foreign currency.
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Second, the company has consistently launched new features to attract customers.
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It's a practice that's starting to attract the attention of regulators.
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This year Peru lowered air-quality standards to attract mining investment.
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Biden does not attract the biggest or the most enthusiastic crowds.
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That has left thousands of open cases that attract amateur investigators.
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If nothing else, their name power would attract plenty of sponsors.
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You could see rolling in vision coverage to attract healthy people.
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The official emblems of towns and villages generally attract little attention.
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But online video is one potential opportunity to attract more business.
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These days their houses attract fans who come to pay tribute.
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It also hopes to attract new customers to the Porsche brand.
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But rising interest rates in America make capital harder to attract.
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At cocktail parties, financial advisors usually wouldn't attract the biggest crowd.
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The lower corporate rate is intended to attract more foreign investment.
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Lesbos is not the only Greek island to attract gay tourists.
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Is a mega-resort the most sustainable way to attract tourists?
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This would be designed to attract fizzy "new economy" technology firms.
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In order to attract funding, companies offer investors inducements and securities.
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And high returns always attract those willing to take a risk.
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Chongqing, in the west, worked to attract car and computer manufacturers.
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It's easy to say opposites attract, but there is also friction.
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And then something happens — opposites attract, but they connect through music.
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Shopify is known for its ability to attract e-commerce merchants.
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So let's hope Yellow Cab can reorganize to attract more drivers.
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The outbreak just needs to attract enough attention and political will.
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That would be a sin, and it would attract bad karma.
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The researchers speculate that the glow allows them to attract food.
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It also wants its asset-management division to attract more funds.
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A rare and dramatic event, whale strandings always attract local attention.
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How do you expect to attract more investors to the fund?
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If you've been toning it down to attract love, please stop.
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These flies perform a complex courtship ritual to attract female mates.
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So we happen to attract a lot of busy young professionals.
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And it could be a good way to attract premium subscribers.
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Does that one lip gloss attract hair like a Venus flytrap?
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It was shuttered in 1991 and continues to attract ghost hunters.
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"There's something about the people these two drinks attract," she said.
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Other countries are jockeying to attract Chinese attention for BRI projects.
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But that will alienate as many people as it will attract.
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A special economic zone in Kigali hopes to attract garment-makers.
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"We would like to attract more researchers all year long."[Wired]
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News of exploding batteries will always attract headlines, according to Hosseini.
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And your magnetism will continue to attract admirers into the summertime.
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The more success it has, the more competitors it will attract.
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The news has cooperated with The News's efforts to attract notice.
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Competition between companies to attract talent pushed up salaries and incentives.
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The hotel, convention space and medical center will attract more visitors.
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They don't really have much in common, but hey, opposites attract.
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It looks like the company is ready to attract more customers.
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On a similar note, opposites will attract under this new moon.
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O'Leary believes if Trump follows through he will attract more votes.
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All insisted it was the best way to attract the birds.
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Ivanpah's bright lights attract insects, which in turn attracts the birds.
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BRITAIN is not exactly bending over backwards to attract foreign investors.
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Perlman said being energy efficient helps attract potential residents and investors.
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That could attract more audiences as well as more ad revenue.
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These signs are opposites on the zodiac, however, sometimes, opposites attract.
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The hunt tends to attract people with technical backgrounds, Meachum says.
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Fitch believes that extensive network coverage is necessary to attract subscribers.
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A honeytoken can be any data planted to attract hacker interaction.
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The Bangkok-based event is expected to attract over 700 attendees.
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And some have personal stories that could attract the President-elect.
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It offers a way to attract private capital into "public" transport.
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Henderson and Hysan have also launched promotions to attract retail customers.
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Repealing net neutrality is also likely to attract intense public scrutiny.
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Such is the way of magnetic draws — they attract and repel.
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This legislation should be relatively non-controversial and attract bipartisan support.
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Like many other entities, it aims to attract a younger generation.
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"Name calling is certainly one way to attract attention," SAP said.
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That, in turn, will attract more filmmakers and help VR mature.
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Companies are offering stock options and signing bonuses to attract drivers.
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Fragmentation forced everyone in news to yell louder to attract eyeballs.
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Netflix bond prices did not fall enough to attract bargain hunters.
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"Hyperbolic headlines always attract more attention than mundane truths," Pai wrote.
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Podcasts tend to attract far more money per listener from advertisers.
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Twitter has also been experimenting with ways to attract more advertisers.
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Good luck trying to attract a major corporation now, he says.
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So unless you give some discount you can't attract these ships.
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It hopes to attract new, younger customers with the new model.
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It is not just Ariana Grande concerts that attract 20,000 attendees.
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The onus is on local companies to attract and retain them.
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The HeForShe campaign, the actress hopes, will attract a male audience.
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In addition countries where corruption is high attract less foreign investment.
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One element of his programme is to attract more foreign investment.
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In this instance, a wage raise may attract many new applicants.
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We attract people from all over the world to this city.
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Political parties attract few young members since they have little power.
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MZN0-3 The high premium should attract more metal onto exchanges.
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Self-driving lorries may attract new drivers to a hard job.
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In turn, internet exchanges attract data centers and more network infrastructure.
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In other spheres, such as sports, televised matches attract fewer fans.
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We'll put up odds on anything we believe can attract attention.
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The choppier markets are, the more speculative money they may attract.
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Jersey and others have strived to attract technology and telecoms businesses.
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Rick Snyder, have even established initiatives to attract and integrate immigrants.
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It's not just Amazon that these cities are trying to attract.
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It hopes to attract researchers to produce original findings and papers.
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Even stating any kind of stance could attract controversy, she added.
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To attract investment, Macri set out to cut the fiscal deficit.
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But Ms. Fang's blooming artistry will surely soon attract new fans.
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"We're trying to attract talent from across the country," he added.
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NZX partnered with Nasdaq Inc in 2018 to attract overseas investors.
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And I think the far-right parties will attract new members.
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Want glory, adulation and a chance to attract life-changing investors?
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"Hyperbolic headlines always attract more attention than mundane truths," Pai wrote.
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To attract users and advertisers to its services, Google needs content.
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For example, do flavors that attract children also help adults quit?
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JCPenney needs to do more to attract shoppers on its own.
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Well, given the challenger's priors, it's certainly going to attract attention.
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To attract new customers, it dropped its annual $50 membership fee.
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Such rivalries are unlikely to attract ex-combatants to their cause.
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That is also expected to attract more inflows from foreign investors.
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Finally, Snap can't seem to attract new users to its platform.
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Equitable policies help companies attract, retain and promote the best talent.
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" He added: "Do we want also to attract a new customer?
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Those positions helped attract white, working class voters to Trump's campaign.
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There is other domestic news that could attract Trump's attention, too.
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Most magazines these days are trying to attract print advertising dollars.
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Many pink-collar professions don't pay well enough to attract men.
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Restaurant chains are increasingly using tuition benefits to attract hourly workers.
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They result was surprising: They did not attract low-income nonadopters.
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"The guideshops attract a really high-value customer," Mr. Dunn said.
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The units could attract private equity buyers, previous reports have said.
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The challenge is providing specialized services that continue to attract members.
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It's a reason other companies won't attract such eye-popping prices.
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The new lineup hopes to attract audiences and advertisers at scale.
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It is hoping to attract support from pro-European Conservative lawmakers.
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They reflect government policy to attract investment by keeping wages low.
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The pricier AMG models will attract enthusiasts and gratify Mercedes accountants.
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Gimmick -- a trick or device intended to attract attention or business.
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Airlines are using these planes as marketing tools to attract travelers.
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If you feel hate as you do something, you'll attract hate.
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That was enough money to attract a lot of new providers.
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LOS ANGELES — The streaming service battle to attract younger viewers continues.
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Political movements, even benign ones, can attract all sorts of extremists.
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In order to win, they need to attract the best players.
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Morocco's government thinks restarting production would attract potential buyers for Samir.
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And maybe they can even help the wearer attract positive vibes.
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A year on, the project has failed to attract any buyers.
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And the mere existence of the feature could attract more submissions.
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As the sign of royalty, you naturally attract attention and success.
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Iowa's insurance market has been struggling to attract health insurance carriers.
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"I don't think our shows attract that many dicks," Forbes says .
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She could also attract female and minority voters to the ticket.
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North Korea also needs to attract foreign investment that sanctions prohibit.
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It would attract two neutral-site college football games each year.
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Meantime, public health groups say flavors attract kids to e-cigarettes.
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No longer did retailers have to identify and attract potential customers.
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The falloff could make it difficult to attract donations for renovations.
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"Sotirio Bulgari didn't want to only attract Italians," Ms. Schwarzer said.
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It's an open question whether he can even attract qualified people.
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They thought the marketplace would attract many more middle-income enrollees.
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Carriers frequently adjust their plans to attract customers away from competitors.
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The BOI is aiming to attract 100 companies, mostly Chinese firms.
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And that defines a lot of the things that attract me.
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Non-interventionism is not inherently xenophobic, but it does attract xenophobes.
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Such an approach would also likely not attract much Democratic support.
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Pitcher plants even create their own bat call to attract bats.
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With such an abundance of opulence how do you attract buyers?
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That would then attract more people to enroll, increasing insurers' revenue.
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The league aims to attract broad interest in swimming every year.
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But they have failed to attract the bad elements some expected.
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But they have at times struggled to attract top-tier candidates.
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Or tourism companies for cities that are struggling to attract visitors.
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Potential bioweapons like anthrax, plague and rabbit fever attract bioterrorism funds.
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Quartz reported that Postmates was offering deal "sweeteners" to attract investors.
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But raising it to attract more guns can have unintended consequences.
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"Quietly," she said, so as not to attract the guards' attention.
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If you have a little magnet, you attract a little wealth.
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The declaration could also attract more federal money to the state.
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In this case, opposites attract — and it seems to be working.
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But it won't be hard for him to attract talent here.
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Both attract truly awful people, from Aaron Hernandez to War Machine.
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A hairdresser in Bratislava will struggle to attract customers from Lisbon.
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I've been really fortunate to attract really awesome friends and mentors.
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The withered remains do not attract fleas and, obviously, cannot cough.
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He provided that incentive last year, and it helped attract Epicharis.
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That change could easily attract tens of thousands of Democratic voters.
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Mr. Biden's ability to attract small donors will be closely scrutinized.
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Instead, TurboTax has been able to attract even more potential clients.
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Now it might be in a better position to attract funding.
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The visiting pop headliners attract hometown residents and a youth contingent.
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The startup has managed to attract 1.8 million app downloads already.
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And you will never be able to attract the best talent.
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In order to attract and retain businesses, we must improve connectivity.
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Art Basel and Frieze each attract about 100,000 over five days.
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The shortage has some states going to extremes to attract workers.
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It aims to attract 20 million visitors a year by 2019.
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Those flavors, along with tobacco, were thought to attract older users.
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Quibble with her style, her methods, her desire to attract attention.
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One strategy is to attract technology and innovation companies to Lambertville.
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Even so, subversive political movements attract eccentrics, and eccentrics arrive early.
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Surely it could attract someone more accomplished than an untested assistant.
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First because having a new participant might attract a bigger audience.
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As NPR has reported, that can actually attract attention from burglars.
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Cyborg games may spur the sporting industry and attract new viewers.
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Hair is what makes me look scene and attract other people.
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This way, his properties attract fewer partiers and more business clientele.
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He visited the construction site quietly, not wishing to attract attention.
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But this abundance can also attract the wrong sort of attention.
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The city's Mardi Gras celebrations attract an estimated one million visitors.
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It's getting harder for U.S. business schools to attract international candidates.
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The company has managed to attract 3 million users in France.
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Such imagery can be potent, but it can also attract criticism.
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They may also attract and retain customers who prefer digital options.
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But today, it's groups like ISIS that seem to attract them.
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As such, I found it to attract a slightly older demographic.
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Apple has a trick up its sleeve to attract customers, though.
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Some of Mexico's efforts to attract investment have been less successful.
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"Hyperbolic headlines always attract more attention than mundane truths," he wrote.
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Artists have limited control over what kinds of fans they attract.
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Dekker wanted to attract business and contribute to the country's growth.
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These cumulatively attract about 1.5 million views a month, he said.
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Biophilic design can also help attract and retain employees, Heath says.
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The zones are designed to attract both local and foreign investments.
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A rich history, traditions and culture attract both expats and visitors.
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One was waving particularly vigorously, as if trying to attract attention.
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Experts say the price spike is likely to attract new investors.
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But other factors could hurt the cities' abilities to attract talent.
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It's the government's job to try and attract companies like this.
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Traditional powers like Michigan tend to attract highly acclaimed younger players.
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A debt auction on Tuesday still managed to attract sufficient demand.
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And it isn't just scientists that Macron is looking to attract.
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He has also worked to attract young, wealthy urbanites to Taoism.
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"The test was nothing more than a trick to attract investors."
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Orlando claims to attract more than 70 million visitors a year.
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Unlike appropriation in the art world, such practices rarely attract controversy.
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What kind of person does it usually attract, in your opinion?
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Congress increasing subsidies would attract more people into the marketplace, too.
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How did it come to attract big money from Beverly Hills?
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Rural areas have long struggled to attract robust health insurance markets.
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It is not a bad thing to try to attract business.
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Is that enough to attract a significant response to climate change?
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Analysts estimate that the full inclusion in the Bloomberg Barclays index will attract around $150 billion of foreign inflows into China's roughly $13 trillion bond market, while the MSCI inclusion will also attract billions of inflows.
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That's important because as it stands now, the two companies offer discounts to attract riders and promotional subsidies to attract drivers, creating a cycle where drivers and riders often flock to the company offering more money.
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Algeria, a major gas supplier to Europe, has been trying to attract foreign energy companies to help it offset stagnating oil and gas output after two energy bidding rounds failed to attract large groups of investors.
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Analysts estimate that the full inclusion in the Bloomberg Barclays index will attract around $150 billion of foreign inflows into China's roughly $13 trillion bond market, while the MSCI inclusion will also attract billions worth of inflows.
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Now schools -- public and charter -- are in bidding wars to attract kids and the money they bring, leading to campaigns to attract students with iPads, bicycles, and gift cards, often times in poor neighborhoods around the holidays.
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"Any legislation that comes forth from this body that begins with the following words will attract my attention and should attract the attention of anyone who's concerned about our first amendment and other constitutional rights," Lee said.
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New and rebuilt airports which failed to attract commercial traffic have closed.
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Mr. Cruz's victory may bestow enough momentum to attract less conservative voters.
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Officials plan to create "free zones" near airports to attract foreign businesses.
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Even so, the season managed to attract more listeners than its predecessor.
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Champ started to attract a lot of attention on the secondary Web.
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It intends to attract investors to build up its capital, he noted.
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Tanoesoedibjo also said MVN was planning a public listing to attract investors.
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So we decided to organize [a] festival to try to attract people.
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Companies are now offering signing bonuses to attract workers to West Texas.
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Still, Walmart is looking for new ways it can attract new talent.
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Most of those shootings won't attract the widespread national attention seen Friday.
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ISIS created a comprehensive online propaganda machine to attract Uzbeks, Tucker notes.
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After that was when Fowlkes began to attract attention from law enforcement.
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And we're making it easier for companies to attract talent to Canada.
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The cost to attract and retain a trained workforce is often underestimated.
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And I'm a single woman, and we're supposed to attract men, right?
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The initiative was meant to attract private investment, but it sputtered initially.
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Movements often attract fanatics or borderline personalities, and that's exactly what happened.
|
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And in a bid to attract consumers, it's unapologetic about its alterations.
|
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They attract some of the best-educated and successful people in China.
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One goal with the site redesign is to attract similar brand deals.
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"Haven't you ever noticed ... sometimes opposites attract?" she answered with a laugh.
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Parental leave benefits is a great way to attract and retain employees.
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When he reduces taxes, he must be hoping to attract more investment.
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Ryan Murphy's ability to attract A-list talent never ceases to surprise!
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They must learn how to attract and retain new workers, or decline.
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That core group then created enough critical mass to attract everybody else.
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When Brazil's constitutional referees attract such adulation, there is reason to worry.
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Some hope to use cultural offerings to attract many more foreign tourists.
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The university has worked to attract students from beyond Britain's private schools.
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This can make it intimidating for a founder trying to attract capital.
|
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In May the city made a bold move to attract young professionals.
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And I'm able to attract a lady like this into my life.
|
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The lack of fresh thinking to attract new dollars is painfully apparent.
|
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Rodnyansky, 34, acknowledged his name could attract unwanted attention to his appointment.
|
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But the move appears to have done little to attract new users.
|
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Largely forgotten was the conference itself, which aimed to attract foreign investment.
|
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The Democrats tend to attract young voters more than the Republicans do.
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He said he would "attract the world's best innovative talent to Australia".
|
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Graphcore has managed to attract a ton of attention from day one.
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The question is, can and will they attract the really innovative people?
|
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Fiscal stimulus would also attract political opposition, regardless of the economic arguments.
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People get excited; you're able to attract different candidates to your company.
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Something that will surely impact the CSIRO's ability to attract top talent.
|
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On the one hand, founders naturally want to attract investment early on.
|
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" Top-down inspiration: "Our great women leaders attract more great women leaders.
|
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Many gun channels such as Military Arms attract large numbers of viewers.
|
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It is also a caucus state, which tends to attract committed activists.
|
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Successful attacks attract investors: will this latest string of violence bring money?
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It has incentive programmes to attract engineering talent from elsewhere, notably Taiwan.
|
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UTCs struggle to attract female pupils: 78% of current students are boys.
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And [we] also knew that they would attract criticism, but that's life.
|
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Nevertheless, all of these companies have been able to attract venture financing.
|
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"The hope is we will attract entrepreneurs who are conscious," Shao said.
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When we begin to emphasize that, I think we will attract everybody.
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This service is free and a great way to attract new customers.
|
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In the series, however, the widowed father does not attract much sympathy.
|
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Its outlets attract more than 150 million customers each year, it says.
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The question is whether any reform can attract the necessary bipartisan support.
|
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On occasion, the staff warned of transfers that might attract unwanted attention.
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I filled it with shocking content and it started to attract people.
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Chances are they could attract some pretty high-profile donors as well.
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It is also engaged in a charm offensive to attract private investors.
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Rural areas of the country have long struggled to attract insurance plans.
|
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Such services can attract customers who have limited or no banking services.
|
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The startup wants to attract 100,000 clients by the end of 2018.
|
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Many offer families free housing and other subsidies to attract younger people.
|
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At the same time, it says it wants to attract skilled workers.
|
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Women — and women alone — were the people these brands wanted to attract.
|
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By then, however, the discount may not be sufficient to attract anyone.
|
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That is also why Mr Kielsen is keen to attract Chinese tourists.
|
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By this metric alone, YouTube does attract a specific type of person.
|
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Those are great selling points to companies looking to attract skilled workers.
|
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To attract these folks, the North Platte Area Chamber and Development Corp.
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He must attract voters from the PAN, the PRI's long-time foe.
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Follow the rule of "opposites attract" and unite with a complementary force.
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The 'top' journals explicitly attract "too good to be true" results. 2.
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SOAS initially responded by lowering its admission standards to attract more applicants.
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The best way to do it is to attract skill-hungry businesses.
|
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Naturally, any up-and-coming investment is going to attract bad actors.
|
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They said the militants were trying to attract returning fire against civilians.
|
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Now, the revamped brand has found a new way to attract viewers.
|
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It is work designed to attract the most vulnerable members of society.
|
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The area's high wages used to attract migrants from elsewhere in China.
|
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National cricket associations like T20 matches as they generally attract bigger crowds.
|
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How do these wildlife tourism destinations try to attract and fool customers?
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In recent years Britain has swallowed its principles to attract Russian business.
|
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We see all age ranges, but we do attract a younger demographic.
|
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Its stores attract more than 150 million customers each year, it says.
|
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Services like this could help Etsy retain sellers and attract new ones.
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Owners employed stucco, adobe, stone, brick— whatever was handy—to attract guests.
|
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And their location histories tell investors which stores attract the most shoppers.
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G: The commercial assets have continued to attract a lot of interest.
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It threatened Uber's reputation and ability to attract and keep top talent.
|
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De Santiago sees Anarchapulco as another way to attract people to Acapulco.
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But the investment he promised to attract has been slow to arrive.
|
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The knives will almost certainly attract the admiring gazes of dinner guests.
|
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Big companies attract big attention, and none quite as much as Apple.
|
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The two previous RFIs did not attract any detailed proposals, he added.
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Some men simply do not know how to try and attract women.
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These regulatory changes helped create jobs, increase tax revenue, and attract investment.
|
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It is expected to attract interest from rivals and private equity groups.
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I don't know how Steve Bannon helps attract more people to Trump.
|
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Boosting its petrochemicals portfolio further could help attract investors for the IPO.
|
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But those Trump critics also faltered at efforts to attract a challenger.
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The company with the best research labs will attract the best talent.
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We expect this sector to attract high interest from investors during 2017.
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This would attract partners, generate revenue and give Snap's advertisers more reach.
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If a bus route doesn't attract enough people, you switch the route.
|
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Even before the election, the Obamacare marketplaces were struggling to attract carriers.
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Pollinator gardens attract and support the bees by providing food and habitat.
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This makes must-have content that will attract audiences even more valuable.
|
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Brazil's soybeans have a higher protein content, and therefore attract a premium.
|
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Primaries attract the 20% of eligible voters most fired up by politics.
|
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Drinks with the highest sugar content will attract the highest tax rate.
|
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Most online petitions, for instance, attract only a small number of supporters.
|
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Overbearing bosses can expect to attract attention for all the wrong reasons.
|
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Horoscopes can attract their fair share of side-eye from non-believers.
|
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To attract better athletes, the KRC needs to have a success story.
|
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Lastly, city and state officials are working to attract and retain talent.
|
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In some cases, your sweat could attract bacteria or clog your pores.
|
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Though not overcrowded, the area does attract tourists, shoppers and cafe sitters.
|
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So parties continually attract and repel votes as they shift their platforms.
|
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For stores, the machines are an important tool to attract customer traffic.
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Women don't just wear "sexy" clothes to attract attention from prospective suitors.
|
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His ability to attract nonstop coverage made up for his limited finances.
|
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The low price of Disney+ will doubtless help the service attract subscribers.
|
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So far, the issue has failed to attract much attention in Sacramento.
|
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That means companies are having to work harder to attract good employees.
|
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Granted, it is an unconventional way of trying to attract top talent.
|
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At night, the large glowing sills will attract eyes from 20 paces.
|
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The German government was planning an immigration reform to attract more engineers.
|
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Higgins has also launched a website to attract support for the run.
|
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So NerdWallet set about trying to attract them to its site first.
|
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Some new observatories are offering more than a view to attract tourists.
|
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It is in this inchoate context that "Demain" continues to attract viewers.
|
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They were being used in bars as photo props to attract customers.
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Your goal should be to attract good energy and reject the bad.
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Bond funds would normally attract interest when people flee the stock market.
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FABER: AND YOU THINK YOU'LL CONTINUE TO ATTRACT QUALITY PEOPLE AS WELL?
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To attract newcomers, Spotify also recently introduced a more compelling free service.
|
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Buttigieg has so far struggled to attract support from people of color.
|
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Soon, the service started to attract members from all over the world.
|
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Typically long-dated, the instruments attract hefty capital charges if left uncleared.
|
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Corrupt nations do not attract the foreign investment the region desperately needs.
|
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Democrats are waiting to see if they can attract similar record donations.
|
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Both parties are seeking to attract viewers and win over public opinion.
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Low remuneration is one reason India's state banks struggle to attract talent.
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Scientists have also proposed that the tail was used to attract mates.
|
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Because it's hard to attract people if you don't offer health care.
|
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Baseball has struggled to attract African-Americans, like Ray, to the game.
|
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Both sovereigns probably opted for bond financing to help attract international investors.
|
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Or, it's possible that the marketplace will continue to attract sicker enrollees.
|
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Whether Boston would attract skilled jobs under such a system is unclear.
|
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Macri is hoping to attract foreign investment, especially in the energy sector.
|
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Rand Paul (Fla.), also on Wednesday sought to attract supporters of Sen.
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Google is opening its A.I. technology to outsiders, seeking to attract developers.
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His opposite sign is Capricorn, and this sign's steadiness could attract him.
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Having a sense of humor will attract good vibes to you today.
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Obviously the word vaginal steaming is gonna attract any kind of attention.
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Around 2,000 companies are using the app to try to attract talent.
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Dubbed the PowerRay, the waterproof device can find, attract and record fish.
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First, unionization and a more driver-focused environment will attract better drivers.
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If Facebook wins sports chatter, it will surely attract the advertisers too.
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VC tax credits are designed to attract outside investment to Indiana's startups.
|
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"Paris must win" the battle to attract London-based firms, he said.
|
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That is seen as a concession to conservatives to attract their votes.
|
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Over the long term, it will stimulate economic activity and attract investments.
|
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Opponents say they attract kids and mask the harms of e-cigarettes.
|
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While tech is expanding to new cities, California continues to attract workers.
|
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It's hard to imagine a candidate better poised to attract disaffected Republicans.
|
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The feeder is made of durable orange plastic to attract the birds.
|
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The hope is to restore the existing structures and attract new visitors.
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I am baffled by her failure to attract more of a following.
|
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It spurs economic development, helping to create jobs and attract relocating companies.
|
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"We are simply trying to attract students with lower admissions," he said.
|
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To attract these audiences, the museum underwent a fair amount of rebranding.
|
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Museums, trying to attract gifts of such work, go on expansion sprees.
|
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The reviews, held every two years, usually attract only lower-ranking diplomats.
|
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Common spaces attract local young creatives, offering plenty of opportunity for mingling.
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Huge computing resources and big salaries to attract talent burn through cash.
|
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They're still using benefit packages as a way to attract top employees.
|
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Costco's membership perks help the warehouse chain to attract and retain members.
|
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But even damaged goods attract deep-pocketed buyers when associated with Napoleon.
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The city's established tech sector has also helped attract the US Army.
|
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Polling places attract long lines and pack people into the same rooms.
|
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Amazon will attract people and other companies that are inspired by that.
|
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Beijing has made no secret of its desire to attract foreign capital.
|
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You cannot attract business to your state if you proceed like that.
|
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This will likely attract the attention of the US Department of Justice.
|
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The new cold brew drinks could also attract more health-conscious customers.
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Officials are using the developments to attract more residents to their districts.
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They attract notice through their blogs, social media accounts and conference talks.
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Quibi is hoping to attract users between the hours of 7 a.m.
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People with untreated mental illnesses are disproportionately likely to attract police attention.
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The company has managed to attract 4 million customers with this app.
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Hyaluronic acid can attract and hold 1000 times its weight in moisture.
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Create a 60-second pitch to attract people to your YouTube channel.
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To help attract workers, Wendy's launched a new hiring website, Penegor said.
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For such a small group, they attract a lot of scientific attention.
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They attract partnerships and business relationships that are built on mutual respect.
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But Westchester County has also made a concerted effort to attract productions.
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It's a push to attract a younger demographic, Schwab told the WSJ.
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This will help attract customers who are running their operations on Azure.
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But there is concern that ISIS' ideology may attract militant Kashmiri youth.
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He started to make figurines, mostly to attract attention to the accessories.
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That could both attract men to these jobs and also benefit women.
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Walker said it could also help the state attract and retain talent.
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Gifted programs can attract wealthy parents to a mostly poor, nonwhite school.
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An educated work force, he said, is needed to attract new industry.
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Retailers are also raising their hourly wages to try to attract workers.
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The garb is meant to attract stylish daughters along with their mothers.
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Many homes are poorly ventilated; windows are expensive, and can attract burglars.
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The currency weakening has also helped attract new investors on the platform.
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"This should continue to attract strong FDI inflows in the coming years."
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Attempts to attract bats and owls and insects could also be made.
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The shortage has prodded management to invent new ways to attract talent.
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While particles of the same charge repel, those of opposite charge attract.
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Limiting the ability of schools to attract great teachers makes little sense.
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Did producers invite Eminem in an attempt to attract young male viewers?
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Other cities create replica historic wharves or colonial markets to attract visitors.
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Retail space on the main floor will most likely attract art galleries.
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And that is why Trump's attempts to attract Latinos will be futile.
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New ways to attract businesses, fight crime, construct affordable housing, and more.
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These male club-winged manakins are showing off to attract female mates.
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Mr. Ex hopes it will attract 903,000 to 250,000 people a year.
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" She added, "We want to further develop it to attract new collectors.
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Which pictures attract what kind of chatter will change somewhat with fashion.
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There's a potential for life, to stay alive, to attract young people.
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It does not leave surfaces feeling sticky to attract even more grime.
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That's because many issuers were forced to lower prices to attract buyers.
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SAMSUNG ELEC: EXPECTS TO ATTRACT MAJOR GLOBAL CUSTOMERS FOR SYSTEM LSI BUSINESS
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Brands try to attract customers with what's described as more attractive pricing.
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In fact, unpaid leaves are a way to attract and retain talent.
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I would never do all that cleaning & dancing to attract a mate.
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Many employers would continue providing health insurance to attract and keep employees.
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This group would likely attract mostly healthy applicants using very limited services.
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Words like 'manage' attract more male candidates whereas 'lead' attracts more females.
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Would movies have become sleazier and sleazier to attract a hungry public?
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By the way, though, who says Trump can't attract celebrities to D.C.?
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While IJmuiden is not up for sale, it could nevertheless attract interest.
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Smaller airports frequently offer these kinds of economic incentives to attract airlines.
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The fairs, however, continue to attract large numbers of exhibitors and visitors.
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To attract investors, Inmarsat also increased the interest rate on the loan.
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Instead I tried to be successful to attract other people to me.
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Big wins helped attract A-list talent and command premiums from advertisers.
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PepsiCo is betting a better-for-you brand will attract shoppers online.
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It aims to attract 20 million foreign visitors a year by 2019.
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When companies can offer it, they may attract and keep better workers.
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The president has argued against "gun-free zones," saying they attract shooters.
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Stephens hailed bundle packages as a way to attract and keep customers.
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With a rate that low, anything that would attract youngsters is dangerous.
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It's something that helps a company build better products, attract great people.
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Beginning in 2012, its analytics started to attract Wall Street firms' interest.
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But on Monday, one particular event may attract an unusually excited crowd.
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One hypothesis for humpbacks is that males are trying to attract females.
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The gallery smells musty and has begun to attract flies and ants.
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He says his candidacy, should he decide to run, would attract independents.
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Colin Powell, who could attract conservatives and progressives in a general election.
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" One explained that he did not want to attract "the Twitter mob.
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So far, the legislation has failed to attract any Republican co-sponsors.
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The negative health effects of diesel were starting to attract more attention.
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We also continue to attract talent and companies from around the world.
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Hotels, too, are using tax season as a peg to attract guests.
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Birds sing to attract a mate, and they sing to establish territory.
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"We hope to attract more long-term shareholders," the trading firm said.
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Still, the audience Clinton and Trump did attract is an extraordinary one.
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And it is competing with Microsoft in trying to attract enterprise clients?
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We'd traveled blocks to benefit from those lures before; they attract Pokémon.
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But it's still pricey, and they have yet to attract any funding.
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This year, on its 210th anniversary, it's expected to attract 210,103 people.
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J.B. Hunt is handing out raises to attract and retain truck drivers.
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Earmarks soften the lottery's image, helping to attract otherwise non-gambling citizens.
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Such investment vehicles could help attract foreign capital as an alternative to the more traditional stock market, which has struggled to attract interest from companies, even with a 10 percent increase in share prices so far this year.
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In an effort to attract foreign investment, he announced the creation of a Reconstruction Commission charged with attracting public-private partnerships and foreign business, empowering the commission to create "the regulatory and legal frameworks to attract" international investors.
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" It's also making it harder for "innocent content to attract bad actors" through changes in discovery algorithms, making sure ads aren't appearing on videos that could attract this sort of behavior, and removing accounts "that belonged to bad actors.
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"Because we are a small company we have to fight hard to attract the top talent," Nigam tells CNBC Make It. "A strong culture is a good way to market ourselves to potential employees and attract the best talent."
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As a result, they do not attract the same level of official regulation.
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London fund managers play on jitters over Gulf stability to attract locals' wealth.
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The government aims to attract private investors for tourism projects in undeveloped regions.
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The company has been trying to attract its customers back with free burritos.
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There are certain ones, though, that seem to attract more praise than others.
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The partnership, Ma said, will help the IOC attract a younger, millennial audience.
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Analysts pointed to Shire's relatively low market value as helping to attract suitors.
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Germany is also on a charm offensive to attract finance jobs from Britain.
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Apparel retailers are struggling to attract customers as online shopping becomes increasingly popular.
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What kind of other food or drinks are best to attract sky beings?
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This should help projects attract capital in an era of low interest rates.
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It's getting harder and harder to attract an audience, which affects our salaries.
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I don&apost know how an issue like eliminating ICE helps attract those.
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Boston doubled the tax break on its initial proposal to attract General Electric.
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He added OSN was taking action to cut costs and attract new customers.
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They may also attract and retain customers who prefer digital options, he added.
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And those voters he does attract are likely to be outnumbered by the
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You like big-budget rom-coms, so you know the drill: Opposites attract.
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Startups can attract quality service providers and stem customer leakage with good technology.
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I've had people give me jobs because I could possibly attract male clients.
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"We need revenue to attract bank loans," Antam CEO Tedy Badrujaman told reporters.
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That means they didn't have time to attract a large number of victims.
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He is keen to share his new ideas and, he hopes, attract supporters.
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Higher prices were meant to attract foreign oil companies and other private investors.
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Hulu, too, has made efforts to attract fans of YouTubers and Vine stars.
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"An area where Argentina can attract massive investments is Vaca Muerta," he said.
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None of them make news, but they raise questions and do attract eyeballs.
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What started as a local event eventually began to attract a global following.
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Many people believe that they seem to attract only narcissists when they date.
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"The store is evolving to adapt to the times and attract younger customers."
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Alamy said the project was expected to attract investment from 200 multinational corporations.
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State B would attract young, healthy people who want the cheapest rate possible.
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But it didn't take long for the study to attract some serious skepticism.
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And at Ball, the free-wheeling code helps attract and keep The Youth.
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Use those powers selectively, because anyone you attract will want to stick around.
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Luxury automakers use the whole week as a chance to attract new customers.
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It's not a new trend, but it has begun to attract major attention.
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Here the idea of repeating an action to attract a love interest reoccurs.
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But when you have millions of followers, you're bound to attract some haters.
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Now, let's say you've started to attract candidates from your weak tie network.
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We thought, 'There must be some chemical they're releasing to attract each other.
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And last year's revival of the franchise failed to attract a significant audience.
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Adobe helps companies attract, engage and create an experience for customers, he said.
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"What it really did for us was attract investors," she told BuzzFeed News.
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To attract and retain workers, some firms are offering perks other than pay.
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So his organisation is trying to rebrand the industry to attract school-leavers.
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As the business becomes more normalised, it is sure to attract new customers.
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Cities like Berlin, Amsterdam and Lisbon are eager to attract more tech startups.
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Its exports of cars and parts would attract tariffs averaging only about 5%.
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Those decisions could hurt the GOP's efforts to attract and retain young voters.
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India has a campaign called "make in India" to attract multinational supply chains.
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But Ms Davenport is not convinced that the movement fails to attract women.
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These promotions attract attention, according to Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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"He was never cool enough to attract teens or older readers," he said.
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To attract business, the bank needs to pay higher deposits than its rivals.
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The sites do not have social media accounts to help attract an audience.
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Beijing continues to make small moves to attract foreign investment into strategic sectors.
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But most of the products likely to attract big surcharges would be gone.
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The reefs attract invertebrates such as barnacles and clams, according to the program.
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Industries are working hard to try and attract overseas skills and know-how.
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"We're an opposites attract," Federline told PEOPLE just days before the divorce announcement.
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"It's those little that you just don't know that attract buyers," he explains.
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No less may be necessary to attract a successor to the top job.
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For example, protective crystals absorb negativity while prosperity crystals attract positivity and success.
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The sources said that Epicor will likely attract interest from other buyout firms.
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Only a few of those were big enough to attract most people's attention.
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If this isn't proof that opposites attract, then I don't know what is.
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This can attract the attention of the many zealous agencies probing public spending.
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There's no reason to think New York wouldn't attract a similarly vibrant industry.
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His Likud-voting family are just the kind of voters Labour must attract.
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Pet served as the "magnet" to attract spirits and Wella as the illustrator.
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HE SAYS THAT'S REALLY HELPING THEM ATTRACT NEW USERS TO THE IOS COMMUNITY.
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Big rallies by money-losing companies touting unusual business models naturally attract sceptics.
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Charles Schwab also introduced fractional trading last week to attract a younger demographic.
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Any teen shows need to have adult themes that could attract older viewers.
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Deliberately concealing breaches from regulators and citizens could attract higher fines for companies.
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The disparity has made it hard to attract talented back-of-house staff.
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Never has the region been able to attract so much attention from investors.
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How much volume they attract may determine the reaction of the other exchanges.
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Ryanair itself has begun to offer signing-on bonuses to attract qualified crewmembers.
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But he was struggling to attract Catholic children to the formerly Protestant school.
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They are perhaps the main reason why Sicily can attract visitors in winter.
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When you have heavier volume with fewer bids, prices drop to attract buyers.
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Ideas are circulating about ways to attract and support junior and female researchers.
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Providing generous wellness benefits also helps to attract and retain employees, he said.
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"You've also got to be able to attract the best talent," he said.
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The company's rivals have been increasingly raising pay to attract and keep workers.
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"Haven't you ever noticed, sometimes opposites attract?" she said, according to The Guardian.
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To attract younger workers, Maine is providing tax credits to student loan borrowers.
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TFS does not plan to attract any parent funding due to tax implications.
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That could help attract new buyers after the company reported a sales slump.
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He said it was vital to attract new customers and keep old ones.
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Several more recent classical music festivals also attract international audiences for similar reasons.
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It is also trying to attract beer drinkers to consume more premium products.
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One use is to prepopulate their services in order to attract new subscribers.
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Parnes and Harris throw a broker's open house to hopefully attract potential buyers.
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Very little now, but ... No, I know, but it seems to attract you.
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That money should never be invested in companies that also attract private money.
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Those who offered them said a plan helps attract and retain good workers.
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Organizers appeared to be conscious that the raid would attract a global audience.
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Arizona, Utah and Wyoming, all eager to attract startups, are building their own.
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So they struggle to make enough money to attract and retain good staff.
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Privatised banks would also be free to pay salaries to attract talented staff.
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China was trying to attract more foreign investors to its onshore bond market.
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It suggests that reducing these taxes does not do much to attract outsiders.
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How can you attract and retain a community of top-notch tech talent?
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But in order to attract that talent, you ought to start planning now.
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Such competences often concern tangible issues and can attract much negative media attention.
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Indonesia, for one, has relaxed its visa rules to attract more of them.
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A solid, issue-oriented discussion may attract a collective yawn from the voters.
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And the company has managed to attract 3.5 million customers all around Europe.
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Stein could have on the presidential election is to attract enough votes to
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Whatever Samsung announces later this month, it's sure to attract the world's attention.
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It will also attract "strategic partners, investors and good quality issuers", he said.
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And for Nordstrom, it's a way to attract a new set of customers.
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It's also been opening smaller stores in big cities to attract younger shoppers.
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You can also flick the analog stick to drop treats to attract fish.
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This is the latest Amazon show to attract a big Hollywood A-lister.
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Vonage believes that these new capabilities will attract quite a few new customers.
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Social media sites have been seizing on live video content to attract users.
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The researchers speculate that this was an ornamental display used to attract mates.
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That wasn't the first time that AT&T used HBO to attract customers.
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They attract low-quality, short-term speculators, the famed investor has long argued.
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The statement has continued to attract attention since it was published on Thursday.
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Maybe because it's boring it doesn't attract a lot of talent or innovation.
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"Mainly, [these are] the consumers we are trying to attract," he points out.
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"A strong, pro-growth tax reform is unlikely to attract [Democrats]," Norquist said.
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You'll also be able to attract followers and broadcast content to other users.
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And they do not need to attract millions of users to turn profitable.
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At earlier rallies, he had struggled to attract more than a few dozen.
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She thinks fantasy sports -- particularly fantasy football -- might attract these types of personalities.
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The downside is that they attract the oily compounds that cause body odor.
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The plan, says NextVR, is to use music to attract new VR viewers.
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Reality shows are typically cheaper to produce and often attract a wide audience.
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Lendix doesn't need to attract Dutch users to start lending to Dutch companies.
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The road operators struggled to attract enough traffic during a long economic downturn.
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As such comments began to attract more scrutiny, Trump dialed back his language.
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To attract workers, factory salaries are three times higher than the national average.
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The city hopes to attract more aviation-related businesses and build an airport.
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Businesses usually spend lots of time and money trying of attract potential customers.
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It wasn't even an opposites attract — it was a complementary kind of thing.
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In a bid to raise the small school's profile and attract more students.
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CHILE LITHIUM: How lithium-rich Chile botched a plan to attract battery makers.
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What kind of people do you think you'll attract on your grime tours?
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The accord will facilitate RIOGaleão's efforts to attract new partners, the statement said.
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Though Shakespeare's death didn't attract much attention in 1616, it's big news today.
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First of all, I set about making a profile to attract potential friends.
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Since then, his YouTube channel has gone on to attract over 800,000 subscribers.
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Dologuele is promising to reform the country's troubled finances and attract foreign investment.
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If you don't, you will never attract ownership if you don't issue guidance.
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"We must be able to continue to attract the required investment," Barkindo said.
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But some later auctions failed to attract oil companies and others were delayed.
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What failed was a plan to attract repeat customers willing to spend money.
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Caucuses are more informal, attract smaller turnouts and are dominated by party activists.
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