But the menu's primary role has been to attract attention.
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Some people will do whatever they can to attract attention.
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Modern teenagers want to attract attention, a lot of attention.
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Those ads were deliberately designed to attract attention through controversy.
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"I don't like to attract attention as a person," she said.
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The more sensational, the better the chance it will attract attention.
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"Name calling is certainly one way to attract attention," SAP said.
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We'll put up odds on anything we believe can attract attention.
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Well, given the challenger's priors, it's certainly going to attract attention.
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Gimmick -- a trick or device intended to attract attention or business.
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As the sign of royalty, you naturally attract attention and success.
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Quibble with her style, her methods, her desire to attract attention.
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As NPR has reported, that can actually attract attention from burglars.
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He visited the construction site quietly, not wishing to attract attention.
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One was waving particularly vigorously, as if trying to attract attention.
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After that was when Fowlkes began to attract attention from law enforcement.
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Overbearing bosses can expect to attract attention for all the wrong reasons.
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Women don't just wear "sexy" clothes to attract attention from prospective suitors.
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He started to make figurines, mostly to attract attention to the accessories.
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These promotions attract attention, according to Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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The statement has continued to attract attention since it was published on Thursday.
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Brooks, by taking the opposite view, will certainly attract attention and some praise.
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Only not to attract attention, not to disturb the order of the asylum!
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Originally called "National School Bus Chrome," the shade was designed to attract attention.
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Submariners could bang on the hull, hoping to attract attention from passing ships.
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The focus on TV commentators is beginning to attract attention of its own.
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Boxer Tyson Fury has built a reputation for his ability to attract attention.
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It&aposs a disgusting marketing idea to attract attention by abusing a pig!
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The study is still undergoing peer review, but it's already starting to attract attention.
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This side of the business is now beginning to attract attention from the authorities.
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Next step: a red lip guaranteed to attract attention (the good kind, that is).
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It's really a toss-up, but in Aries fashion, it will certainly attract attention!
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Even as Trump trolls to attract attention, so too do his alt-right supporters.
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But some of it is also finding ways inside the campaign to attract attention.
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Jointweed (Polygonella articulata) is probably the last plant you would expect to attract attention.
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On the verge of civil war A prime minister's wardrobe doesn't often attract attention.
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Therefore, when a whistleblower comes out with information, it is going to attract attention.
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Restaurants have the power to attract attention and add luster to a property, too.
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They're not the rear-hinged doors of the 1960s Continentals, but they attract attention.
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It is a program worth watching, they say, and beginning to attract attention nationally.
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These quick interactions can be very useful but are rare enough to not attract attention.
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"There is also the issue that wealthy people don't want to attract attention," Dahya added.
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When the largest plane on the planet comes to town, it tends to attract attention.
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What tends to attract attention is credit cards that come with lots of reward points.
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"There are deaths which attract attention," he told BBC Radio 29's Today programme Tuesday.
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"There are deaths which attract attention," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme Tuesday.
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Another user accused Villa of wearing her polarizing look to attract attention to her music.
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Wynn Resorts' own Republican links, through now-ousted boss Steve Wynn, might also attract attention.
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Tonight, he even managed to attract attention and garner praise for slightly dialing it down.
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It was what we wanted, to attract attention to the conditions we were working under.
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They have joined forces in "caravans" for safety and to attract attention to their plight.
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The cake is not the first piece of Trump memorabilia to attract attention from bidders.
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It's about their views on AI, and it will attract attention in these small circles.
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Surely you knew that the mere idea of a young pope would attract attention and conversation.
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"Classical novae attract attention during eruptions, when they are bright and easy to observe," Mróz said.
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They are perfectly harmless over in the corner trying to attract attention, juggling flaming bowling pins.
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And while Kayuk initially made them just to "attract attention," demand for the iTombstones quickly grew.
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No telling what Halsey thinks of the new bling, but it'll be sure to attract attention.
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Salerno typified a more old-fashioned gangster ethic that frowned on flamboyance that might attract attention.
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Matthew Goldstein and Alexandra Stevenson took a look at other business dealings that may attract attention.
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And how do you attract attention if you're not a presidential candidate in an election year?
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It also triggers a siren to attract attention and uses LED lights to disorient the attacker.
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We knew we needed a bold slogan that would attract attention to our innovative lending platform.
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Controversy and conflict attract attention, especially when Donald Trump is at the center of it all.
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Tom Brady's supermodel wife in the crowd is certain to attract attention – especially from the television cameras.
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Usually, these incidents do not attract attention, but sometimes they do, and the reasons aren't always clear.
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The Comoros-flagged Aris 13 was sailing close to the shore, and slow enough to attract attention.
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Appearing at any of the prestigious ones helps attract attention, says Mr Guiney; but timing is key.
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Like their 2015 study, this research is guaranteed to attract attention—and a hefty amount of scrutiny.
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At political events, I didn't attract attention as an odd person out but because I commanded it.
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One topic that will attract attention is the looming trade war between the United States and China.
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Thirst trap: An image or video that's intended to attract attention from someone and elicit a response.
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"Properties are often priced low in order to attract attention and encourage bidding wars," Ms. Santoro said.
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He uses the controversy to attract attention, and thus reach the audience that finds his message attractive.
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Skype is capitalizing on Apple's struggles with Group FaceTime to attract attention to its own group calling features.
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And, if misfortune strikes, you can press a button to emit a siren that will definitely attract attention.
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Sometimes the cuteness of the whole thing will attract attention -- maybe from a fawning office staff, for instance.
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The money was found in a Volkswagen Passat, he said, a car not as likely to attract attention.
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"These people who make videos about how rich they are, will always attract attention from hackers," they said.
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As well as being cute, the signs are intended to attract attention from pedestrians and improve crosswalk safety.
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Observers generally view such lawsuits as legal long shots, even though they attract attention when they are filed.
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But we can assume he wants his statements and actions to be seen and heard, to attract attention.
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He thought about displaying ISIS flags on the truck, but decided against it, so it didn't attract attention.
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He attended Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on scholarship and really started to attract attention his junior year.
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He wanted his chilling beliefs and actions to attract attention, and he chose social media as his tool.
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The building is designed to create the buzz needed to attract attention in a city that craves it.
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The overarching statistics mask underlying problems, making it hard to attract attention and resources for those in need.
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Farmers and shepherds blocked a portion of Sardinia's main highway in June to attract attention to their plight.
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Brands sometimes capitalize on their tangential relationship to big news in order to attract attention on social media.
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But Mr. Trump's statements to his advisers have been significant enough to attract attention from Mr. Mueller himself.
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They understand how to attract attention: Their protests feature meme-able signs to capture interest across social media.
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While it may seem like a good way to attract attention, save Bitmojis and other emojis for Snapchat.
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Sellers had irrational expectations or they were using the sky-high prices to attract attention to their properties.
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" To attract attention, Spencer screams the racial slur four times before Baron Cohen stops him, saying, "Are you crazy?
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This is known as "Libanga" (literally, "small stone", of the sort that a child might throw to attract attention).
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As a result, they're starting to attract attention, thanks to the extra effort of creating these vertical-specific solutions.
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She tied a shiny silver blanket between two trees, possibly to attract attention, and nearby trees had burn marks.
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But Bolton could attract attention of his own depending on what comes out of his meetings with Russian officials.
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"They tend to attract attention and create an impression that this represents the African way of leadership," he said.
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At nearby corners, four men bearing sandwich boards were trying to attract attention to a nearby fur coat store.
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His family has appeared on British and U.S. media outlets multiple times to attract attention to their son's death.
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The Justice Department established these regulations in 1953 and, though they periodically attract attention, they have never been changed.
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"Thirst trap [thurst trap]: ...A thirst trap is a sexy photo posted on social media to attract attention," Dictionary.
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"There is no prejudice, this is merely a fallacious pretext to attract attention," one Facebook lawyer said on Thursday.
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He moved to Mexico to attract attention and perfected a style of bullfighting so dangerous he has nearly been killed.
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"It's a very loud organization and the leaders in particular are very loud people so they attract attention," he said.
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"The job of the Galactic President was not to wield power but to attract attention away from it," writes Adams.
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Given the queerphobia underpinning #Pizzagate, the fear that the show might attract attention from the conspiracy's remaining believers seemed reasonable.
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A girl sitting near them used earphones to make a Skype call, which made her talk louder and attract attention.
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It was as far from civilization as one could get, and still live in a suburb, and not attract attention.
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They want to attract attention to themselves with anger rather than crying, but it just makes you feel worse anyway.
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" Asked if it was difficult to attract attention in the crowded field, Ms. Warren offered a one-word response: "No.
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But when they're distinctive, they almost always attract attention, especially as part of a table setting for a special event.
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Teens are old enough to understand that extreme positions and outrageous comments attract attention -- and sometimes that's all politicians want.
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Johnson alleged that Smollett's motive was to attract attention and sympathy with the goal to boost his salary on Fox's Empire.
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Uploading an algorithmically doctored video is likely to attract attention from automated filters, while conventional film editing and obvious lies won't.
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After a decade of interest rates at record lows, those central banks that are inclined to tighten policy naturally attract attention.
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While any old indie can fill its pages with gore to attract attention, some creators are more careful with their craft.
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The plan was not to file any legal docs that would attract attention until the ink on the settlement was dry.
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"Chalking" on sidewalks has long been a colorful and low-cost way to attract attention to meetups, musicals and other events.
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Instead, he might be using examples of people trying to attract attention on Instagram by dressing their pets in expensive costumes.
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The resistance to answering lawmaker questions about Porter could be an attempt to prevent the story from continuing to attract attention.
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In practical terms, the company's software helps customers "incorporate digital and physical sending strategies" to better attract attention, according to Rudeegraap.
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Here are a few of the films, in various categories, expected to attract attention at the Cannes Film Festival this week.
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Freegrace's wife, Lenore, was a pale beauty with smoky eyes and a flaxen chignon, who would attract attention in any gathering.
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For decades Pyongyang has pursued a policy of erratic behavior designed to attract attention and to extract concessions from Western powers.
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Spencer repeatedly yelled, "N***er!!" as a way to attract attention during an attack ... and also dropped his pants to weaponize homophobia.
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After asking if Davidson's loud, colorful wardrobe choices were in fact a way to attract attention, the comedian began to rethink everything.
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Image analysis is another touted advantage that Google is using to help attract attention over similar services offered by Amazon and Microsoft.
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Alternatively a firm could attract attention if its spending on a commodity spikes to an unreasonable degree as the commodity's price falls.
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When you pay a record price, you are going to attract attention, and not all of it is going to be positive.
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And so they made their cans glossy on the outside and boomy on the inside, exaggerating the things that would attract attention.
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Gu has struggled with her daughter to attract attention to her husband's case, staging small protests outside the Chinese Consulate in Toronto.
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Screenwriters know this, and, as with anybody compelled to hold up their end of a conversation, they seek ways to attract attention.
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They'd proved themselves to be careful and accomplished writers and performers, and had begun to attract attention from critics and labels alike.
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Even after TATP precursors are acquired, its manufacture can attract attention, because some of the chemicals often involved can generate strong odors.
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Amanda Hajjar, director of exhibitions for Fotografiska New York, told me that Ms. von Unwerth was selected, in part, to attract attention.
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Magazines needed cover stars they knew would attract attention, so having a strong social following made you not just popular but powerful.
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He said that he saw many ships during his time adrift and shouted in Indonesian and banged a can to attract attention.
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Fairness to them isn't dictated by accomplishment but by the ability to attract attention and sell tickets and pay-per-view buys.
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That approach extends to a secondary theme: whether the pot beat is just a gimmick, a desperate effort to attract attention and readers.
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The cartel denied hanging the banner threatening Lopez Obrador, however, saying it was put up by rivals trying to attract attention from authorities.
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Your first instinct may be to pay someone noteworthy to create content for you, using an established brand to attract attention to yours.
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Soko's jewelry is guaranteed to attract attention, not only for its unique sourcing and manufacturing origins, but also for its structural, powerful style.
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It appears the bet is by making it simple for potential customers, it'll attract attention from both the bottom up and top down.
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The expression, popularized in the 2005 pickup artist exposé The Game, refers to men who adopt an intentionally ostentatious persona to attract attention.
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It now draws speakers from leading global tech companies and politicians, as well as tech entrepreneurs hoping to attract attention to their startups.
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Before long, Bonnie started to attract attention from the humans in Holland, and — as was her destiny all along — became a local celebrity.
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We are incentivized to find novel things to write about, just as scientists and research institutions need to attract attention to their work.
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Biden is far better known than the vast majority of other Democratic contenders and has no particular need to attract attention to himself.
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And its pointed headlines, particularly about President Trump — a longtime real estate rival of Mr. Zuckerman — still attract attention, particularly on social media.
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" Mr. Kalasho, who is running for re-election this November, credits social media with his ability to attract attention, calling it a "superpower.
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Bigger disabled individuals can fall prey especially easily to the personal failure model of obesity, and be recriminated appropriately, because we attract attention.
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Instead of calming the throng, the deputy governor only inflamed it by suggesting that some people were exploiting the tragedy to attract attention.
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"Uploading an algorithmically doctored video is likely to attract attention from automated filters, while conventional film editing and obvious lies won't," Brandom wrote.
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Dee Dee was a perpetrator of Munchausen by proxy, in which a caretaker or parent fakes, exaggerates, or induces an illness to attract attention.
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JPMorgan's Ross said drugs tailored to specific types of cancer based on genetic differences, known as precision oncology, will also continue to attract attention.
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Jeon added that he felt Kim Jong Un made provocative statements to attract attention and drum up support and loyalty in his own country.
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But from the players' standpoint, the fact that their addresses were revealed in a court filing sure to attract attention was a bigger issue.
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This robot seems primarily designed for retail stores and businesses as a way to attract attention and generally freak out and / or delight passersby.
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That's offered an opportunity for new companies to start to attract attention like Cornershop, a grocery-delivery app that operates in Chile and Mexico.
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If it was dedicated to an individual or an event, it would still attract attention but its power is amplified by its mysterious quality.
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The Trumpian parvenue is abhorrent because he seeks power recklessly, saying and doing things merely to attract attention and power without regard for consequence.
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The vessel overturned and sank apparently after people on the deck all rushed to one side to attract attention from a passing merchant ship.
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He spent more than two months living in squalid safehouses with foreign fighters, trying not to attract attention as he plotted to slip away.
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That is, largely divorced from observable reality or fairness, produced very largely to attract attention – even if (sometimes especially if) that attention is hostile.
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They creep through darkened corridors, only to have loud noises or sudden bursts of light attract attention to them at the worst possible time.
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The "brand management" of the Wendy's team happens right alongside that of actual teenagers, who shape their images to attract attention and good will.
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"Anything with any sexual content is likely to attract attention and hostility," said Joan Bertin, the executive director of the National Coalition Against Censorship.
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Johnson alleged that Smollett's motive was to attract attention and sympathy with the goal to boost his salary on Empire, a hit FOX TV show.
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But whether or not whitewashing is ultimately part of the Pure Flix project, Chu's comments did attract attention to Ivanhoe Pictures's version of the story.
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Initially, he wanted to display ISIS flags on the front and back of the truck, but he did not want to attract attention to himself.
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Looking back, that homoeroticism was probably a PR strategy to fuel the rumor mill and attract attention, patronizing guys who actually were gay or bisexual.
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Johnson alleged that Smollett's motive was to attract attention and sympathy with the goal to boost his salary on Empire, a hit FOX TV show.
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At some point, a decision is made to cross over from talk to action — often through symbolic violence, designed to attract attention and spark outrage.
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But Donald J. Trump may be the first to run because he sees a presidential campaign as the best way to attract attention to himself.
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With so many conflicts around the globe, it is not surprising that those like South Sudan's attract attention only when they rise to horrific levels.
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Humans' experiments with early air flight get her hopes up, but alas; she remains alone, despite her efforts to attract attention, including a solar eclipse.
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Getting Anne Frank's portrait etched on the side of your face, as the rapper and producer Arnoldisdead did, is one obvious way to attract attention.
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Given that anti-Semitism is already on the rise, many older Jews in particular may feel that nominating Sanders will attract attention they don't need.
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"We need a system that funds stories and ideas not just based on their ability to attract attention, but on their value to readers," Williams writes.
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There's a whole skill and attribute system governing the likelihood of success or failure (and a separate measure of how likely you are to attract attention).
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It was also on the club circuit that she met and romanced Elvis, among other famous admirers, and began to attract attention from the film world.
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An offending clip might sit on the network for years without being flagged, only causing problems when a channel builds up enough subscribers to attract attention.
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ISL is marketed very heavily and former greats of the game such as Robert Pires and Alessandro Del Piero have been brought in to attract attention.
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That doesn't mean Hamilton, considered to be one of the best racing drivers of all time, doesn't attract attention with his day-to-day driving, though.
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We're not supposed to notice these hairstyles — it's why so many news anchors have the same one — whereas Holmes's cowlicks and stick-straight flyaways attract attention.
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Quick bit of advice for my aspiring criminals out there: Maybe, when you try to pull off some escapades, don't wear clothing intended to attract attention.
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The apparent intelligence failure and the breakdown of communication within the government are likely to prompt political recriminations and attract attention in investigations into the attacks.
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Prominent early state public officials have also held off choosing a horse, in part some said to attract attention from as broad a field as possible.
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Booker was energized as the meeting shifted to tactics that had fueled his rise in politics: simple, detailed ideas to attract attention at the grassroots level.
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Here's the other side ... Ellison clearly knew the skirt would attract attention, so at least to us it seems like a clever plan from the get-go.
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According to the painter himself, he calculated that a loaded subject like this would attract attention when he displayed it in Paris in his first solo show.
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The new Samsung VR stunt follows what's becoming a long tradition of abhorrent marketing gimmicks using virtual reality to attract attention from the ever-important millennial demographic.
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"Classical novae [novas] attract attention during eruptions, when they are bright and easy to observe," Przemek Mróz, co-author of the new study, told Mashable via email.
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While totals are down some over the past few quarters, South Korean startups have continued to attract attention and big checks from both domestic and overseas investors.
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That's a big deal, as Apple until now has been careful to avoid making the kind of medical claims that would attract attention from the federal government.
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Drummond is the lone giant whose main purpose is to eat space, attract attention when he rolls to the hoop and deny drives on the other end.
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The drop in prices paid by services industries could attract attention from some Federal Reserve officials when they meet on June 13-14 to deliberate on monetary policy.
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It fit (with some effort) in the back pocket of my jeans, didn't attract attention like my larger a6000, especially when paired with my 55-200mm zoom lens.
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Buttigieg continued to attract attention on Sunday though, as a crowd of 1,800 came out to see him in Nashua, N.H., one of his biggest of the campaign.
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The 120-foot-tall statue, which local media reports said cost $465,000, had been under construction for months and was nearing completion when it began to attract attention.
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Several said they had seen police officers patrolling their neighborhood, but had not approached them because they did not want to attract attention, or create trouble for themselves.
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MMA fans like him and it's because of him that our fight will attract attention, but if the fans want to root for me, I certainly wouldn't mind.
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The sale is expected to attract attention from a number of private equity firms and banks are lining up debt financings to back any of the potential bids.
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Troubles surrounding Trump University are continuing to attract attention after a New York court declined Tuesday to throw out a fraud case brought by the state's attorney general.
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Sanford attributed his decision to end his bid to remove Trump as the Republican nominee on the inability to attract attention to his key issue, the national debt.
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Thomas was attempting to attract "attention to what he claims is his wife's imprisonment against her will in a Missouri mental institution," according to LAPD investigator George Renty.
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Perennially overlooked in favor of the larger economies of India and China, Southeast Asia has begun to attract attention as a market primed for growth for internet services.
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Last year, Ukrainian filmmaker and CGI artist Vladimir Vlasenko dropped a nice little short called Story of R32, about a disused robot looking to attract attention to himself.
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But since they'll inevitably attract attention, they would benefit from interesting, cute, or surprising design touches like the expressive eyes on the Kiwi bots that trundle through Berkeley.
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Because the film has been so popular with audiences worldwide, using imagery or making references to "Joker" can help attract attention and generate support on a wider scale.
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On College Football Brock Purdy was a good enough high school quarterback to attract attention through the fall from several well regarded, if not top-tier, college programs.
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I'm afraid that if you are in my line of work — writing about the intersection of technology, spying, cybersabotage and national power — you attract attention from intelligence services.
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And in the absence of any deep or meaningful distinctions, many of them have tried to attract attention by pushing the boundaries of what a prosecutor can do.
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Without a fancy curved screen, wireless charging, or water-resistance, OnePlus will need to attract attention with a price that's considerably less than what the premium competition sells for.
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She has concluded that in the last few centuries spotted-cat motifs have been used to attract attention and exude power, ferocity, independence, sophistication, sensuality and sometimes outright debauchery.
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When all growing was illegal, it was easier to attract attention from law enforcement; now that it's legal and licenses are abundant, these unpermitted operations are harder to spot.
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To slow traffic and attract attention, some locals stand in the middle of the road, holding out cardboard boxes for donations or flags and handwritten signs asking for assistance.
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When they sought out and purchased the property with a third partner, Mikael Larsson, in 2016, Livingston Manor was beginning to attract attention from more New York City residents.
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In the early years, following the advice of the police, she talked to journalists and did anything else she could to help attract attention as investigators searched for answers.
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The tweets appeared to be part of a gambit to attract attention to the campaign during the debate, the final such event before the Iowa caucus on Feb. 3.
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Bryant, 41, and his family were regulars at the Newport Beach church, praying along with hundreds of other parishioners during mass and never trying to attract attention to themselves.
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However, other drawings failed to attract attention, and when the company gained a reputation for not paying its winners on time, Jamestown was taken over by the crown in 18503.
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IT HAS been two years since the scandal surrounding 1MDB, a Malaysian state investment firm from which billions of dollars have been looted, began to attract attention around the world.
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Ingrato is the alter ego of Sebastián Plaza Kutzbach, a creative producer at The University of Chile, who uses traditional textile processes to make garments that are designed to attract attention.
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Much of Chihuly's work is the sculptural equivalent of the sartorialist who dresses head-to-toe in statement pieces: it's bound to attract attention, but not always in a flattering way.
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In one scene, in which the southeast Georgia lawmaker was supposedly being taught how to stop a terrorist during a hypothetical kidnapping, Baron Cohen instructed Spencer to attract attention to himself.
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The same criticism can be leveraged at other letters of this kind that collect signatures and attract attention to issues — it's important to remember that they don't necessarily represent prevailing sentiment.
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But as an early stage startup, these are good problems to have – building an app that's popular enough to attract attention is not the worst thing that could happen, though stressful.
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Each of these reactions itself is an effort to attract attention, and thus to drive ratings or clicks or some other skewed metrics, and thus to drive revenues from — guess what?
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But it is Mr. Byford's openness to shutting down subway lines that is sure to attract attention, and condemnation, in a city where a 24-hour subway system is considered sacrosanct.
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Maybe you haven't been toiling in relative obscurity for decades, but certainly years, and this month will mark the turning point when your work starts to catch on and attract attention.
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But Yuri (who, like everyone quoted in this article, has asked to be identified by first name only for security reasons) is worried that entering as a group will attract attention.
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So the announcement on Thursday that the orchestra has chosen the rising Lithuanian conductor Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla, 29, as its next music director is sure to attract attention in the music world.
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Prominent figures within the Trump White House, such as former chief strategist Steve Bannon, senior policy adviser Stephen Miller, and yes, President Trump, often attract attention for their embrace of racist viewpoints.
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Even so, there's nothing stopping car companies from presenting their new vehicles in the brightest and most ostentatious colors to attract attention, before selling the staid silver option to the end user.
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He seems unconcerned if political figures view criminal justice fixes as a way to attract attention from the party's base on the left, or to bolster fiscal bona fides on the right.
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The stories of high-profile hustlers often provide a sense of closure and justice restored (though there is an element of selection bias in play: scams cannot attract attention before they're busted).
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As it has become harder to reap riches in television and film, companies are eager to spin gold from both their vast content libraries and to attract attention to their new offerings.
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Now, three and a half years later, the group has grown at a clip that, if it were one of its member companies, would undoubtedly attract attention from the press and investors.
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She had begun quilting seriously in her 40s and when her work started to attract attention, she used a pseudonym, fought hard to maintain her privacy and rarely parted with her pieces.
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Fanny was at home, waiting up for Rosario, when a county police officer pulled Rosario over as she drove home, even though she was sure she had done nothing to attract attention.
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Volocopter's ability to attract attention and cash from so many bold-faced names is notable because electric flight is extremely hard to do — some even would say impossible in a commercial sense.
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"Perfect to whip out at cocktails, the Nokia 7280 is geared to attract attention and become the talking point at any high glamour soiree," Nokia said in a press release at a time.
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The company previously raised undisclosed seed financing, and it is looking to attract attention from investors at Y Combinator's upcoming demo day — although it has also seen interest prior to entering the program.
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Pornographic content like a celebrity sex tape will attract attention, no matter the medium, but the consequences of hosting it like a streaming service may have stretched the limits of a news blog.
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Although Zuckerberg is the most famous entrepreneur of his generation, he remains elusive to everyone but a small circle of family and friends, and his efforts to protect his privacy inevitably attract attention.
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The passenger, Dr. Pamela Gaudry, an obstetrician from Savannah, Ga., made the video directly after the flight landed in Atlanta, saying she hoped that it would attract attention and even reach President Trump.
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It went to the lab outside the city, instead of the one in Boston, where most of the examinations are performed these days, because it was less likely to attract attention that way.
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The president's response seemed to affirm Mr. de Blasio's strategy that one way to overcome the many obstacles that he faces in the race is to attract attention by focusing on Mr. Trump.
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Bernstein and Wilson had skill and they had timing: the Internet of Things, which enables smoke detectors and other appliances to transmit data to the digital cloud, was just beginning to attract attention.
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It's a move that blends his youthful cool-guy persona with an ability to effortlessly attract attention to himself, while also implicating the swirling currents of racial and gender privilege that surround his campaign.
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So you write this, you again, the idea that you would not attract attention because of the concept, why don't you put it out, the difference between Islamophobia, Islam, Muslims ... especially right now. Right.
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Only cerebral diplomacy and a display of respect for Iran and its culture can end the continuing conflict and Iran's multiple and unfortunate attempts to attract attention and force negotiations much wanted by them.
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It wasn't that Flemmings was a nobody — he had scored nearly 500 points during his senior season — but both his high school and A.A.U. teams were too far off the radar to attract attention.
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Her statements suggested a carefully planned attack on Europe's most popular sport and a match between two of the Continent's best teams, which would attract attention in its two biggest countries, Germany and France.
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The proliferation of terrorism and other gun violence suggests we need to offer ways for people to address complaints and develop a sense of community without killing a bunch of people to attract attention.
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As a teenager in a suburb of Madrid, where the bullfighting schools are perhaps the most competitive in Spain, Tomás struggled to attract attention from the bullring promoters, managers and financiers who bankroll young matadors.
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The novelty of the bodysuit, as well as billionaire CEO Yusaku Maezawa's announcement as the first private passenger on Elon Musk's SpaceX moon flight, helped the company attract attention from both consumers and international investors.
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When the film was finished—voiced in both Welsh language and Welsh-accented English— Girls Night Out began to attract attention from film festivals internationally, winning three prizes at the 1987 Annecy animation film festival.
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He's a distant third in the polls, but Ayyadurai has managed to attract attention for his slogan, "Only a REAL Indian can defeat the Fake Indian," a dig at Warren's claim to Native American heritage.
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A piece would appear on a website, attract attention from others through Facebook, be re-written and re-posted on Facebook, and soon it was all over the internet, morphing into a genuine news event.
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TC: I understand Liquid Death started as a side project on Indiegogo but didn't really attract attention until you posted a funny video on Facebook that may remind some of Dollar Shave Club's earliest video.
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As the squad gained notoriety, other traders began to monitor the buy orders coming from the Galaxy trading hall — any stock they picked was guaranteed to attract attention, and a corresponding surge in buy orders.
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Bosire said it is exploitative to use a minor and someone with a disability to attract attention, and demeaning to portray her covered in menstrual blood since it implies she is also unhygienic or dirty.
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While the President could have used the drawing power of his office to attract attention for any replacement speech, it would, as he said, lack the impact of a formal State of the Union address.
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But that free rein stops when they attract attention from the Communist Party in one of two ways, says Derek Scissors, an expert on China's economy at the American Enterprise Institute: They get too big.
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"In the early parts of the campaign, when most people aren't paying attention, there are certain niches that attract attention," said John Hickenlooper, the former governor of Colorado, after a campaign event in Cresco, Iowa.
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"We have a high profile in the community given the nature of our business and inevitably actions of our employees frequently attract attention and would be treated as that representing the company's position," Hogg added.
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Whatever happened, it seems like she was able to recover relatively quickly (and quietly), because this lady didn't miss a beat on social media… and her medical event didn't even attract attention from the press.
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In a telephone interview, the student, who requested that his name not be used because he did not want to attract attention, said he had been able to check in without the host being there.
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And her decision to sign the Giving Pledge, which by its public nature was bound to attract attention and questions, is an indication that she — also like Jeff Bezos — is increasingly leaning into that spotlight.
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That raises the question of why those insects go inside in the first place, for parachute-plant flowers do not smell of any of the conventional odours, sweet or rank, that plants employ to attract attention.
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The world's richest race title, at least for 2019, belongs once more to the Dubai World Cup, but one way for less famous races to attract attention is to offer money — and a lot of it.
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While the new groups gained early traction mostly on the strength of grass-roots volunteers and small donations — and with relatively meager overall budgets — they are beginning to attract attention from the left's most generous benefactors.
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Mr. Breder's minimalist sculptures were starting to attract attention in New York when his friend Ulfert Wilke, the director of the University of Iowa Museum of Art, recommended him for a faculty position at the university.
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That has permitted the Senate to move on to other business while theoretical "debate" on the blocked item continues indefinitely, although occasionally a senator holds a lengthy talking filibuster anyway to attract attention to an issue.
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With just five weeks to go until the Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro's first responders are seeking to attract attention to their complaints about late paychecks and poor working conditions with a stark message for visitors.
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The fact that millions of people watched the Challenger's destruction live on television has a lot to do with this, of course, but it isn't quite obvious why it should attract attention so many years later.
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It's an extraordinarily sad story but not necessarily one that would attract attention outside the Chicagoland area — except for the fact that the victim is the first cousin of NBA star Dwyane Wade, who tweeted about it.
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Any kind of title or headline, whether in the New York Times or the National Inquirer, is designed to attract attention and encourage you to engage with the medium by offering a teaser of what's to come.
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It's a tradition that continues to this day and many petitioners believe that the annual meeting of China's parliament -- the National People's Congress (NPC) that begins Saturday -- is the best chance to attract attention to their grievances.
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"Now I know our candidates are going to say some things to attract attention," Mr. Priebus said, in a barely veiled reference to Mr. Trump's attacks on what he has called "a rigged" and "corrupt" nominating process.
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A solid economy has led analysts to scour the globe for sources of worry, and because cars cost so much and the auto industry employs so many people, they've begun to attract attention as a recessionary indicator.
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The terrorists' reliance, at least in part, on TATP was a predictable adaptation to the security climate in Europe, where urban residents buying fertilizer in large quantities might attract attention that purchases of TATP precursors would not.
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But beyond just surfing the wave of interest in the game, the developer behind the app also took out paid App Store ads against the hot keywords that had flooded social media in order to attract attention.
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Perhaps the phrase was well-intended, or maybe it was a bit of cynical marketing, like the incessant efforts to attract attention to the nerello mascalese wines of Mount Etna by calling them the Burgundies of Sicily.
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The Haberturk newspaper said police investigations revealed that the gunman had entered Turkey from Syria and went to the central city of Konya in November, travelling with his wife and two children so as not to attract attention.
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But online, there is a growing sense among fans and critics alike that Jamil may be playing up her struggles to attract attention, deflect criticism, and promote her personal brand as a social justice advocate and health advocate.
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But his diocese is more likely to attract attention for another reason: recent revelations that more than 500 boys had suffered physical, emotional or sexual abuse at a famous school which trains young members of a cathederal choir.
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Was the Chinese manufacturer actually planning to bring the thing to market, or was the giant quadcopter more of a (admittedly quite effective) promotional tool to help attract attention to the rest of its more reasonably sized UAVs?
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The Haberturk newspaper said police investigations revealed that the gunman had entered Turkey from Syria and went to the central city of Konya in November, traveling with his wife and two children so as not to attract attention.
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But like Ms. Miranda, Mr. Cohen had to attract attention first, which is how she ended up using a prototype for her start-up, Postrique, at his company's Fort Mason food market in San Francisco on Oct. 20.
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Instead, we experience everything the Kardashians do as part of a stream of content, a narrative crafted to attract attention and earn money — which, to be fair, is because that's exactly how they want us to interact with them.
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The Haberturk newspaper said police investigations had revealed that the gunman had entered Turkey from Syria and went to the central city of Konya in November, travelling with his wife and two children so as not to attract attention.
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So it's a busy movie month, and luckily, most audiences can find a film worth seeing at the theater, since the year's best films are usually still playing, hoping to attract attention from as many awards voters as possible.
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He described himself as "no angel" during the Troubles and asked that I use only his first name, Robert, so as not to attract attention from the authorities — those involved can still face criminal prosecution — or from old foes.
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LIHKG has been vital for the protesters who use the motto, "Be Water," a reference to staging civil disobedience in one part of Hong Kong to attract attention before dispersing and quickly moving to another part of the city.
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"The new government will attract attention from Brussels ... Europe will want to try and reduce the number of Gambians seeking to migrate there and will find it easier post-Jammeh to engage with Gambia," Vines told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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During about 10 hours of interviews with Mr. Urban, in a house stocked with the jigsaw puzzles and model ships of an aging, solitary man, Mr. Skripal said he was afraid to attract attention by being quoted in the book.
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Earlier this decade, the companies developing self-driving vehicles took a more forceful approach to promoting themselves in an effort to attract attention and talent, said Brian Collie, the global lead for the automotive and mobility at Boston Consulting Group.
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Sony was interested in launching Jumanji in a creative way to help attract attention (especially because of the competition from Star Wars, also arriving in December.) Plus, Amazon is able to promote its other goods and services to Prime subscribers at these events.
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As the focus on new educational models and coding bootcamps continues to attract attention (rightly or wrongly) as a cure for the world's economic woes, Ironhack, a coding bootcamp with campuses in Madrid, Barcelona, Paris and Miami, has snagged $3 million in financing.
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The drug's cost will likely attract attention, as the independent Boston-based group Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) has already suggested in a draft report that Mayzent, at the Novartis price, likely far exceeds levels generally thought to be cost-effective.
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Most often wearing overseas brands like CP Company, L'Alpina and Lacoste, not to mention their customary Adidas trainers, sporting certain logos on matchday was a way for young men to make a statement and attract attention to their status as football fans.
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People familiar with the NEA's granting process frequently attest that receiving an NEA grant helps attract attention from private funders — the agency acts as a kind of imprimatur for agencies across the country, which points to projects worth funding in all kinds of regional contexts.
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The accusation that Apple is using its dominant position in the market to unfairly boost its own products at the expense of others is likely to attract attention in Washington, where lawmakers — particularly Democrats — have been calling for the break up of Big Tech.
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These kinds of strong-arm tactics from the White House — coming after the merger has been under review for more than a year — will make many business leaders think twice about doing any kind of M&A activity that might attract attention from the government.
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While Amazon is a frequent target of the president's tweets, the company has generally chosen not to engage because it views Trump's claims as nonsensical and intended only to spark a fight and attract attention, according to a person familiar with the company's strategy.
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But Japan was never rattling sabers at the United States, so the issue more or less worked itself out, helped in part by China beginning to attract attention as the United States' largest trade problem in the mid-1990s – a problem that has since metastasized.
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S. citizens should carefully consider risks to their personal safety and security at sites and events that are potential targets," the warning continued, mentioning that US citizens in the West Bank, Gaza, and Jerusalem "should avoid non-essential movements and events that attract attention.
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State media said disbarred lawyer Jiang Tianyong, 46, was behind news reports of police torturing another detained rights activist, Xie Yang, and that Jiang had later admitted to telling Xie's wife to make up details of torture in captivity to attract attention to the case.
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"The 3D elements in the cityscape are a key part of the unique look and feel of this film, suggesting a world where new builds on old, and where corporate advertising is able to go to extraordinary technically sophisticated ways to attract attention," he explains.
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"As he's the new big president on the block and represents an important swing from left to right in Latam's biggest economy, he will doubtless attract attention in the press," Robert Wood, a Brazil analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via email on Thursday.
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Co-founded by Andrew Ballester and Brad Damphousse in 2008 in San Diego, GoFundMe sits alongside others like Kickstarter, Indiegogo and JustGiving as part of a larger crowdfunding universe, where people create campaigns to collect money and primarily use social media to attract attention for them.
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Obviously, this family has gone to extraordinary lengths to cleverly create this homestead where they can survive quietly, to the point of marking floorboards that they can avoid stepping on, pouring sand on the trails outside, so there aren't twigs or leaves crunching that would attract attention.
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Lynn isn't exactly sure why Toby's story went viral, telling PEOPLE "it's special but not unique"— which is why the local SPCA is capitalizing on its kitty representative's newfound fame and continuing to promote his tale to attract attention to an upcoming local dog walk for charity.
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Not only did he not have Adele's permission to use her music, but the singer's fans also expressed worry and anger that her songs were being used to attract attention to Trump without her knowledge And it was starting to look like she had maybe endorsed him.
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Ms. Warren's answer appeared likely to turn into one of those moments, even though she is hardly struggling to attract attention to her campaign, having risen in the polls to rival former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. as a leading contender for the Democratic nomination.
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He set up 10 tables on sidewalk space he'd rented in front of a building, walked his cart in circles to attract attention, and of course worked on his recipes, developing the condiment that became his calling card: light, crunchy, slippery boiled duck intestines, or sai kaew.
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At a time when people (especially younger users) are looking to other apps, it's crucial for the social network to continue to find ways to stand out, attract attention, and now, appeal to users—not just through new product developments but new developments in their brand's identity, too.
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Mr. Roth said the series, called "The Birds and the BS," is intended to address the cultural coarsening that has accompanied the Trump era, reminding adults of the courtesies they learned as children, but using pungent language to attract attention, both to the videos and the broader issue.
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As with any art form, Drake has his medium – that is, social media, specifically Instagram, where he essentially shows the fuck out as the giant braggart he is, in order to attract attention (basically: what the rest of us also do on the internet, but on a far grander scale).
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Kevin Roose of the NYT examines USAReally, a news start-up that doesn't disguise its Russian origins: The amateurish appearance of USAReally has led some critics to assume that it is either a bizarre vanity project or a decoy meant to attract attention away from more covert Russian campaigns happening elsewhere.
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And you can...You can see, because Alex Jones is such a, like a bad faith actor who's always trying to, you know, get past the rules and attract attention to himself, that this was always going to happen, and the tech platforms just basically dragged their feet until something had to happen.
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The annual benchmark revisions to payrolls could attract attention amid concerns the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics, which compiles the employment data, may not be fully capturing the impact on payrolls of President Donald Trump's 19-month trade war with China, which has contributed to the longest downturn in business investment since 2009.
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While the star is fairly laid-back and likely would love a low-key engagement ring, it's also possible she's been keeping the stone turned inward towards her palm so as not to attract attention, or (and this is our hope, because we love dramatic reveals) perhaps they eloped and it's actually a wedding band?
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He likes to present himself as an anachronism—"the honourable member for the 18th century", as some nickname him—but in many ways he is a post-modern politician who, rather like Donald Trump, understands that the best way to attract attention in a world of babble is to turn yourself into a freak.
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Mr. de Blasio has relied upon "decision memos" — documents requiring the review and signatures of a dizzying array of top officials — for nearly every city endeavor that is likely to attract attention, and some that are not: a policy change, or an action that could bring about controversy, generate public interest or carry a substantial cost.
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"What is particularly notable about the relative sophistication of dozens of fabricated Women's March Facebook pages is the co-opting of official images and logos, hashtag hijacking, using pre-existing hashtags such as #womenswave to attract attention to the pages, as well as the localized targeting of urban, suburban, and rural communities across the country," Decker told CNN.
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Whether he earns that much for the Mets is anyone's guess — Alderson indicated he was skeptical about the methodology used to arrive at that figure — but spring training is nearing and not long after that Cespedes will be back in Queens, ready to attract attention, and back pages, with his home runs and jaw-dropping throws from the outfield.
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"I have seen such dedication, like last week, we were with Richard Gere, and of course he has devoted most of his life to Tibet, so when he comes to speak about it and to its Zen philosophy and the following of the Dalai Lama, it's so impressive and it does attract attention," Pelosi tells Wilde.
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He was driven entirely by his own responses, whether it was to work by well-known artists such as the British sculptor Raymond Mason, George Grosz, Alberto Giacometti, or Helen Frankenthaler, or by less celebrated "artists' artists" such as the painters Graham Nickson, Catherine Murphy, and Stanley Lewis, and the sculptor John Newman, or by artists beginning to attract attention, such as Sangram Majumdar and Karlis Rekevics.
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There is a New York City street door onstage in Stephen Adly Guirgis's rough-cut gem of a new play, "Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven" (at the Atlantic Theatre Company's Linda Gross), the kind that's not designed to attract attention—scuffed glass backlit by ugly fluorescents, decorated with metal placards announcing that the premises are under twenty-four-hour surveillance and warning against loitering.
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Used by the streaming outlets to attract attention and subscribers, these arrangements — in which an album is available on only one service for a limited period, usually a week or two — have also been viewed by artists as ways to finance new projects, since they often involve a significant financial commitment from the streaming service to pay for videos or other forms of promotion, according to music and talent executives who have negotiated the deals.
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Here are the things you need to put in your grab bag: Medical kit, a fire-starting kit (more on this later), a pen knife and a bigger, carbonized steel knife, food, string, a stove and a metal pot to boil water in, a compass and map, head torch, a waterproof poncho, binoculars, water purification tablets, an emergency bag, a tarpaulin, and super-strong weed to take the edge off the stress of the apocalypse (kidding, the smell would attract attention).
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Though Wolfe Herd's comment strikes a conciliatory tone, "I would never challenge someone's feelings or experiences," regarding former employees that alleged negative experiences at Badoo, the company's billionaire majority stakeholder Andrey Andreev was more direct in his response to those quoted on-record: "There are many ways to promote a fictional book in order to attract attention, and Jessica is a very talented marketing professional," he said in a statement to Forbes, noting that Powell had recently released a satirical novel.
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It was as if someone, presumably the designer, had done all she could to make sure the pupils of the Bishop Matula Gymnasium should never attract attention, and, if they did, the onlooker would simply stare in horrified wonderment that anyone could have deliberately created a costume like that for an innocent child—a Sunday-best outfit that resembled nothing so much as a naval uniform, sharply cut and sitting high against the throat, where, instead of a collar and tie, it was held tight by a narrow band embroidered with white tulips to add a festive air.
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