In Europe, one startups that is attracting attention is FiveAI.
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Within the smaller emerging market economies, Indonesia is attracting attention.
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This tactic, while effective in attracting attention, can also backfire.
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I acted like I didn't care I was attracting attention.
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"It's a very effective way of attracting attention," explains Wells.
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Online fashion retailer Farfetch has been attracting attention this year.
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She also grew weary of attracting attention at the office.
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Even in this hotly competitive town, Maradoninha was attracting attention.
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Not attracting attention was Billy Mills of the United States.
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The plan is already attracting attention from opponents of megabanks.
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The problem is attracting attention in the United States as well.
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But now, it's less his political views that are attracting attention.
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After attracting attention for her shoes earlier in the day, Mrs.
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He had to shield them from potential eavesdroppers and avoid attracting attention.
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Still, the ICBC staff appeared anxious about attracting attention from Spanish authorities.
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But this season, he has been attracting attention of a different sort.
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And he's already attracting attention from some of the party's biggest fundraisers.
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They enter the building in twos and threes to avoid attracting attention.
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"It wasn't for attracting attention," the Instagram star said in her apparent confession.
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BONDS are bought and sold every second of every day without attracting attention.
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The blog took off, attracting attention from Slate and the Wall Street Journal.
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These images clearly illustrate how successful Kutzback is at attracting attention with his work.
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The eyes are attracting attention as a portal to what's happening in the brain.
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And then talk to experts about what is behind that strategy of attracting attention.
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Being Tim Tebow, he is still attracting attention for his charisma and devout Christianity.
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The officials' public appeals are attracting attention in the Senate, where staffers of Sens.
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"We were attracting attention, and we promoted ourselves through the magazine," Mr. Harrison said.
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Long lines at airport security checkpoints are attracting attention ahead of the summer travel season.
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But Ryan Zinke, Donald Trump's boulder-jawed secretary of the interior, is currently attracting attention.
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"It wasn't for attracting attention," she said, according to a translation published by the Guardian.
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The growing focus on boosting equity values is attracting attention from other areas of finance.
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She has since gained a substantial following online, attracting attention for her social media savvy.
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The measure is attracting attention following recent controversies involving Cabinet officials' use of private jets.
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But Ms. Stein, a physician and environmental health advocate, had trouble attracting attention and support.
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The deregulated Indonesian airline industry was also attracting attention, but not of the desirable kind.
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"Maybe a kid is peeing on himself as a way of attracting attention," he said.
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The tournament, first held in 21997, was Roberts's gambit for attracting attention, members, and money.
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He entered a café, ordered a coffee, drank it, and left, all without attracting attention.
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Now, a photo of Power's mid-race nursing session is attracting attention on social media.
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Thankfully, while Coconut has some trouble getting around, she has no trouble eating or attracting attention.
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" She explained, "They play a huge role in attracting attention from both fans and potential clients.
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All too reminiscent of Groundhog Day, Greece's never-ending sovereign debt crisis is again attracting attention.
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When an employee is attracting attention that distracts from the company, he cuts the employee loose.
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Two oil-rich sections of Oklahoma known as the Scoop and the Stack are already attracting attention.
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A growing appetite for digital music Africa's music scene has recently started attracting attention from global giants.
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Thus, it's not hard to envision popular politically-focused startups in the space attracting attention from acquirers.
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And critics say the Silicon Valley giants reward inflammatory content through an emphasis on attracting attention and interaction.
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Clayton's comments come as bitcoin is rapidly gaining value, attracting attention from more traders hoping to cash in.
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The Saudi index was up 0.5 percent after 45 minutes with real estate-related shares again attracting attention.
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The feature is attracting attention amid heightened concerns about the relationships between United States tech firms and China.
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Silicon Valley companies have long struggled with racial and gender diversity, attracting attention from some policymakers in Washington.
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The shoes started attracting attention on social media as other controversies about blackface were dominating the national discourse.
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After attracting attention for their massive snow sculptures, they're using their most recent one to raise funds for charity.
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Though #MyLastShot is still gaining steam, Tyner says it is attracting attention from notable legislators like Colorado State Rep.
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Smalley noted it will move onto the ASX 200 Index this week, which is attracting attention to the stock.
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The comments, made to al-Mayadin television channel during a long interview on Tuesday, had just started attracting attention.
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This is already attracting attention in both India and Pakistan, longtime rivals being cultivated by the U.S. in different ways.
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Still, he realized the reason they aroused suspicion and got caught was because they publicized their fabricated accomplishments, attracting attention.
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He expects to serve what he calls "forgotten cuts," the lesser-known steaks that are attracting attention in New York.
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The opportunity to develop the hardware — and dominate the next computing platform — is attracting attention from public and private companies.
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The challenge now becomes attracting attention from people whose attention spans for what you're selling has perhaps already timed out.
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These brief spectacles belie the dogwoods' reputation as the ultimate woodland wallflower, obvious only briefly, and rarely attracting attention thereafter.
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After all, a woman gets to... Cry at a movie without attracting attention Being labeled as "more emotional" has its perks!
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And then, as quickly as it began attracting attention, it was gone, pulled from YouTube and Weibo, the Chinese microblogging platform.
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Kownacki has fought at the Barclays Center since 2015, attracting attention for his activity in the ring and knockout-winning ability.
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For decades Goldman more than almost any other bank has prided itself on a cult of secrecy and not attracting attention.
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To mitigate these risks, experts advise hiring drivers in foreign countries, carrying little cash and dressing inconspicuously to avoid attracting attention.
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Now, the company that supplied Evans' water, Live Water, is among those attracting attention and investment from Silicon Valley's health-conscious elite.
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"It wasn't for attracting attention," one of the arrested women said through tears in a broadcast on Friday, according to The Guardian.
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Similar proposals are once more being considered in Congress, but that is not the main reason why ISAs are attracting attention again.
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After attracting attention in his village, Bajandra's plight became known to surgeons in Dhaka who offered to perform the surgery for free.
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The bitcoin price BTC=BTSP soared to near-record highs in the first week of this year, attracting attention from Chinese regulators.
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Now he's attracting attention from Europe's eliteA number of MLS youngsters have fled the division for Europe over the past few seasons.
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The reading at Phillips Station, near Lake Tahoe, however, is a largely ceremonial exercise, attracting attention in part for its visual interest.
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In an e-mail, he told Boback about a Web site called WikiLeaks, which had launched two years earlier and was attracting attention.
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The rise of celebrity as the sine qua non of attracting attention is really an interesting, fascinating development in the 20th century culture.
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However, Cuban investigators denied such weapons could even have been used by third parties without affecting the health of others or attracting attention.
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The Midwest is searching for salad recipes, the west coast is all about stuffing and potatoes, and tricky casseroles are always attracting attention.
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By the globalist 1990s, when the tattoo ban ended, the non-Western sources of much of this art, particularly Japanese, was attracting attention.
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Undocumented immigrants, they say, generally pay the rent on time, in part out of fear of attracting attention and referrals to law enforcement.
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Andrew Merrie, a sustainability scientist at the Stockholm University's Resilience Centre, thinks science fiction can succeed in attracting attention where scientific papers have failed.
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" He explains that "in many defamation cases, a plaintiff will be concerned about attracting attention to the allegedly false accusations by filing a lawsuit.
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The new feature is less-than-stellar news for a handful of video messaging apps currently attracting attention from Silicon Valley's venture capital community.
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Editors' Choice Debut novelists often have a hard time attracting attention, so publishers and critics look for the little things that set them apart.
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And Starr is not only traumatized but conflicted: Does she speak up but risk attracting attention to herself and her family from the cops?
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The "Paris of the South" has done an excellent job of attracting attention as both a tourist destination and a desirable place to live.
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While breakthroughs in central nervous system and cardiac treatments remain in the future for now, Cyfuse's Regenova bioprinter is attracting attention from the scientific community.
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Chicago (CNN)Jason Van Dyke, the Chicago police officer who shot and killed Laquan McDonald in 2014, is attracting attention for another officer-involved shooting.
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Cryptocurrencies — decentralized digital currencies that often offer anonymous transactions — have grown in popularity, attracting attention from celebrities like Mark Cuban, Paris Hilton, and Floyd Mayweather.
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Still constantly monitored, the former fighters are isolated from their communities and struggle to find work, since potential employers fear attracting attention from the authorities.
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A young man (Javon Q. Minter) wanders among and between these plays-within-a-play, wearing a stricken gaze and a fear of attracting attention.
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Even with Silicon Valley connections," which Makarov says she has, "if you're based in an emerging market, forget about [attracting attention from Silicon Valley venture firms].
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Attracting attention as well on the Fortune list was the #Metoo movement, in which women have spoken out to recount experiences of sexual harassment and assault.
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Acorn and other contractors fly civilian light aircraft — typically Beechcraft King Air models — that come and go from African airports and makeshift airfields without attracting attention.
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It is present in times of social and political upheaval because it is the ultimate form of visual expression, attracting attention is part of its nature.
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Raccoons are not just attracting attention in Manhattan; trappers in Brooklyn may have exacerbated a problem by catching them in backyards and releasing them in parks.
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Local politicians and officials, whose budgets have not recovered from the financial crisis, seize on them as an economical way of (they hope) attracting attention and tourists.
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If financial exclusion is defined more broadly, it also covers many unbanked or underbanked people in the rich world, where the issue is attracting attention from policymakers.
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In retrospect, it was inevitable that a critically successful debut would earn them seemingly instant fame within indie circles, while also attracting attention of a negative sort.
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Telepresence robots, which are basically webcams on wheels and not anthropomorphic, have been around for years, but they're now attracting attention from companies outside the robotics industry.
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He excelled in painting and drawing, winning prestigious prizes and attracting attention with a signature style recognizable by thick, angular black lines that outlined his somber themes.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-New York, is attracting attention for her proposal to raise income tax rates on upper-income earners, all the way up to 70%.
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Art Review In Paris in the early 19903s, Franz Anton Mesmer was attracting attention for his showy demonstrations of "mesmerism," or what would later be called hypnotism.
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Free from the judge's gaze, more liberties are frequently taken to pass the time: A woman quietly spent afternoons knitting with pale blue yarn without attracting attention.
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She was attracting attention from the media, and officials feared the Shiite population in Lucknow could explode into civil unrest if they believed she was being abused.
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The vibrant scene now attracting attention rose on a foundation built by members of a culinary deep state, and a diverse constellation of restaurants that have flourished here.
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But amid rising nervousness in Washington, DC, about China's clout in tech, they are also attracting attention from America's powerful Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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Meanwhile, the success of his productions with B put Clams at the forefront of this new movement, attracting attention from artists like A$AP Rocky and Mac Miller.
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But as great as his blog is, it's an older post from the site that's attracting attention on the internet recently — for a bit of an odd reason.
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An Apple feature that shares Safari website information with Chinese tech behemoth Tencent is attracting attention amid heightened concerns about the relationships between US tech firms and China.
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Assad started making and deploying more chemical weapons—usually chlorine gas, which is barbaric but not illegal, and often in less than lethal concentrations, to avoid attracting attention.
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Nationwide, water storage levels are ranked by authorities as moderately low on a scale that ranges from high to very low and Lesotho's dwindling supplies are attracting attention.
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"I am sure there is not just one silver bullet, and attracting attention to this idea that you can use human plasma injections is, I think, counterproductive," she adds.
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Front Row The gentleman in the vintage Japanese noragi work shirt and unstructured pinstriped suit, the one likely to be ringed with Mongolian prayer beads, is attracting attention, again.
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As we continue the quest for better and more efficient sources of energy to link up our connected world, companies that are developing new power solutions are attracting attention.
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But a spectacle of a different sort is attracting attention to France early, and for the wrong reasons: industrial unrest, which threatens to spread chaos and spoil the party.
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Why this is attracting attention: The details come amid heightened awareness of foreign influence efforts targeting elections, following Russia's alleged campaign to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The potential of where and how Coach might develop is one way that Aaptiv is filling out its valuation (which last year was $200 million), and also attracting attention.
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Many of the romantic comedies attracting attention these days play with old tropes while also revitalizing them via perspectives that were often ignored in the mainstream rom-coms of yore.
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But that was not the final word for Monsignor Sánchez Sorondo, who has a reputation among some in the Vatican for attracting attention to his conferences with star-studded names.
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OSLO — As maritime fender-benders go, this one couldn't help attracting attention: Noah's ark crashed into a Norwegian Coast Guard patrol boat in the Port of Oslo on Friday morning.
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She asked to be identified by her middle name out of fear of attracting attention, and said the immigration authorities had retaliated by starting deportation proceedings against some outspoken activists.
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To bid without attracting attention, Mr. Sfeir recalled, he left the salesroom before the watch — lot 116 — was announced and made his bids over the phone from the hallway outside.
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By the time her work started attracting attention in the 21970s, Springford was in her fifties — decades older than most of the emerging stars of the New York art world.
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Owner Matt Drudge is also still adept at attracting attention, such as last week when his was the only major news site to post the El Paso, Texas, Walmart shooter's manifesto.
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But even as sentiment towards emerging markets remains wary, the standout performance of Jakarta's stock market and a new confidence in the government of Southeast Asia's largest economy is attracting attention.
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Trump is a longstanding proponent of the "no such thing as bad publicity" school of thought, and he's freakishly good at executing on a strategy of attracting attention at any price.
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Nonetheless, his solo music is capable of attracting attention for the same reasons, and with his upcoming album, Fire in the Church, out May 29, Montana hopes to keep that going.
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Beyond the price spike, Ethereum is also attracting attention from giants in finance and technology, like JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft and IBM, which have described it as a sort of Bitcoin 2.0.
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With Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner working in the White House, and Mr. Cohen under criminal investigation, Signature's interactions with some of its most famous clients are attracting attention from regulators.
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Meanwhile, investor desire for less risky assets faded relatively quickly following North Korea's missile launch on Friday local time, but developments on the Korean Peninsula are likely to continue attracting attention.
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Burglars dressed up to break into homes When the suspects scouted celebrity neighborhoods before the burglaries, they wore button-down shirts and drove luxury cars to avoid attracting attention, Carranza said.
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The straps began attracting attention thanks to a viral meme that began circulating on Monday mocking Nordstrom&aposs $60 "AirPod Carrying Straps," originally featured in a Cosmopolitan gift guide in November.
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Because the Obamas can't go anywhere without attracting attention, a few photos and videos of the family's move-in day quickly hit social media, but overall, they kept the day pretty private.
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The tiny nation of Luxembourg is also investing 200 million euros in asteroid mining, attracting attention from both Deep Space Industries and its rival, Planetary Resources, co-founded by Google's Larry Page.
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The cake, which has echoes of the craze attached to the Cronut three years ago, is attracting attention from around the world, according to one of the family owners of the bakery.
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However, Cuban investigators said the Caribbean country did not possess such weapons and denied they could even have been used by third parties without affecting the health of others or attracting attention.
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State races are also attracting attention, including Ms. Pellegrino's win and a state special legislative election in New Hampshire, where the Democrat, Edith DesMarais, defeated Matthew Plache, a Republican, in Carroll County.
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Investors are pouring record amounts of money into passive ESG funds — but the vagueness of just how money managers determine the makeup of their sustainable funds is now attracting attention from regulators.
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While Montreal's reputation for great food, a slamming night life and a vibrant art scene is well-known, lately, the ever-so-Instagrammable Nordic spas in the region are attracting attention, too.
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Money laundering can be relatively easy if you know what you're doing, though changes to the banking system in recent years have made it tougher to move large sums without attracting attention.
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U.S. CONCERNS OVER DEALS WITH CHINA | China's push to make its own microchips, a move that could bolster its military capabilities and its homegrown technology industry, is attracting attention and suspicion in Washington,
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" A Washington Post article claimed she had "a big night," writing that she "used her limited time on the microphone to maximum effect, attracting attention for meaningful answers on race and Democratic ideology.
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The video began attracting attention when it aired Friday on "The Kelly File," the Fox News show hosted by Megyn Kelly, who has been on the receiving end of Trump attacks in the past.
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See National News story NNGHOST; A cheeky white peacock is attracting attention once again after wandering into a village more than a mile from his home on his annual quest to find a mate.
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High quality is no longer the preserve of Western luxury brands, fashion experts say, and Asian brands are attracting attention as they experiment with new textiles and materials, facilitated by their local manufacturing base.
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Interestingly, it sounds like Homelike has also been attracting attention from bigger players in the same space of temporary accommodation, where Homelike's service and footprint might complement what the bigger business has already built.
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Here are some of the big deals that are attracting attention: • Vista Equity Partners, which focuses on software companies, has bought four companies for more than $1 billion each in the last four months.
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The harder it is to get through Mexico without attracting attention from the authorities, the more that task falls to professional criminal organizations who might smuggle drugs alongside migrants or abuse migrants physically or sexually.
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Still, the reticence and angst offer a glimpse into how many people in Sacramento are wary of attracting attention because of their ties to the Middle East and fears over racist attitudes toward Arab immigrants.
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Per a New York Times report on Friday, fellow top executive Chief Operating Officer Barney Harford is now attracting attention for allegations he too made a less than stellar impression on Uber's female and minority workers.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton's social media posts have long been a talking point in Formula One but the absence of any from the four times world champion so far this year is also attracting attention.
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"For boys, the social image that links masculinity to violence, guns, and the sadly admired image of the anti-hero is a distinctive map for attracting attention and social acceptance by peers," Dr. Newman told Refinery29.
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White and his mother Jeanne White Ginder continued to push against the discrimination and they started attracting attention from all over the country — this mother-son duo became "the face of public education about his disease."
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PhRMA and other trade associations donate to such groups "to avoid attracting attention" amid the political fray, said Bruce Freed, president of the Center for Political Accountability, which seeks to shed light on corporate political spending.
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Until then he'd been a newspaper reporter with a talent for attracting attention to himself — he'd walked from Ohio to California in knickers and tomato-red knee socks, and written columns about it along the way.
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After attracting attention from several teams in England and Spain, he was initially recruited to join the youth development system at Girondins de Bordeaux, spending time on loan to Orleans, Niort and Caen as a teenager.
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From the heart of Dublin near Grafton Street to the historically working class enclave of the Liberties, a slew of recently opened bars are attracting attention to the art of mixing drinks in the Irish capital.
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This is especially true of courter males, which are already conspicuous as hell, attracting attention from predators—long genitalia may actually cause enough drag in the water to make them less able to dart away from danger.
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This light's low setting is far too bright for many uses, such as viewing a map or reading at night when you want to preserve your night vision and avoid disturbing others (or attracting attention to yourself).
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Typically, Wynn casino chips can only be exchanged for cash in Wynn's casino, so anyone with stolen chips would likely try to cash in small amounts at a time rather than all at once, to avoid attracting attention.
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Permitted to resettle in West Germany in 1985, he began attracting attention for his evocations of the East's apocalyptic postwar landscape and the dislocations of a Cold War-era émigré who felt like an outsider in both societies.
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But Ms. Jordan may be attracting attention because, in a state with about 30,000 Native Americans, she would be the first Native American to be governor of any state, as well as the first woman to lead Idaho.
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A Crunchbase News roundup of large investments in the sector unearthed a sizable list of companies attracting attention and big checks from venture capitalists, with at least a half dozen securing rounds of $50 million or more since 2018.
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Anbang's shopping spree is part of an outflow of money from China that has reshaped global markets but has often been shrouded in secrecy, sometimes by prominent Chinese looking to shift their wealth abroad without attracting attention at home.
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LVMH, meanwhile, has enjoyed much more success among millennials, attracting attention from prominent influencers including Kylie Jenner and Cardi B. It owns major fashion houses such as Fendi and Louis Vuitton, as well as beverage brands Moet and Hennessy.
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Years of books and articles critiquing the "symbiosis" of terrorism and news media coverage have pointed out that terrorists usually seek to promote a political or ideological cause and use spectacular violence with the specific goal of attracting attention.
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Source: Vacasa Known as a gateway to Yellowstone National Park, Big Sky was settled by ranchers in the late 1890s and began attracting attention as a ski destination in the early 1970s, thanks to annual snowfall of about 400 inches.
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After years as an underground digital currency and a running joke in the world of finance, bitcoin is suddenly attracting attention from the people who once called it a scam: the big institutions of finance, who collectively control trillions of dollars.
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Arriving alongside Pierre's sister Charlotte Casiraghi (and with longterm friend Juliette Maillot in tow) the popular young couple posed, smiling for cameras while Pierre occasionally drew laughter for attracting attention to his wife's slimmed down shape by grabbing her waist.
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LVMH has enjoyed much more success in that arena, attracting attention from prominent influencers including Kylie Jenner and Cardi B. It owns major fashion brands such as Christian Dior Fendi and Louis Vuitton, as well as drinkmakers Moet and Hennessy.
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LONDON, Sept 285.33 (LPC) - Private equity firms are facing more portfolio challenges in Europe as retail and cyclical companies remain under pressure, but BC Partners has more than its share of problem credits that are attracting attention from distressed investors.
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Reflagging ships masks their ownership, which could make it easier for criminal networks and sanctioned nations to obtain insurance and financing for the cargoes, as well as find buyers for the shipments without attracting attention from the U.N. and other international authorities.
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The case shows the problems for those seeking to use the law to stop revelations in a world where information travels across jurisdictions at the click of a mouse and attempts to stifle news can have the opposite effect of attracting attention.
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As Democrats work to overcome their historic losses at the state and local levels, one politician who is attracting attention within the party is former Missouri secretary of state Jason Kander, who is now running to be mayor of Kansas City, Missouri.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayDemocrats demand Trump administration withdraw religious provider rule How to downsize the federal education role — without attracting attention Senate Dems blast Barr for 'clear violation' of duty in Stone case, urge him to resign MORE (D-Wash.) joined Reps.
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The company was already attracting attention in New York's real estate and tech circles because of its promise to disrupt both industries by allowing investors to buy shares in real estate developments much like they would buy shares of companies on the stock market.
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Caruana, the son of a mother from Sicily who grew up on a farm without electricity or running water and an Italian-American father from Brooklyn, has been attracting attention for his chess abilities since age 5, when he began playing in Park Slope.
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The allegations of He's disappearance are tenuous and made even more complicated considering other high profile Chinese citizens, such as actress Fan Bingbing, who have vanished from the public eye after attracting attention, potentially as a result of punitive action enforced by China's government.
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Much like his recent tweets about banning transgender people from the military or his early executive orders about cracking down on crime, Trump's opioid gambit has been — at least so far — all flash and no substance, attracting attention without making any major policy changes.
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Beginning as a poet, Bertolucci entered film work as a writer for Pier Paolo Pasolini before attracting attention as a director-writer with 1970's The Conformist, a stylish work that brought him an Oscar nod for Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium.
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Mr. Weatherall moved to London in the late 1980s and began playing records at parties, attracting attention from D.J.s spinning acid house — a subgenre known for mixing rock music with psychedelic textures from the 1960s and so-called acidic sounds from the Roland TB-20123 synthesizer.
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Bullock turned out to be poorly suited to a modern primary process that is heavily weighted toward a candidate's skill at attracting attention, but his proven track record of winning in a conservative state gave me confidence that he'd be an effective nominee, had that somehow happened.
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Meanwhile, Russia is attracting attention for all the wrong reasons in the U.S. Despite apparently cordial relations between President Donald Trump and Putin, international headlines have been dominated by a U.S. investigation into whether the Russian state was involved in meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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As schools continue to look for new ways to cut costs while at the same time reboot their curriculum to better tap new innovations and improved understandings of how children learn, e-learning startups are attracting attention, both from educators and the VCs that fund them to fuel growth.
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The tony tower is now attracting attention from a different group of powerful San Franciscans, however: the city's politicians, who want to understand why this 58-story building has sunk 16 inches, and is tilting at least 2 inches to the northwest since it was completed eight years ago.
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A key Senate race to replace outgoing Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) is also attracting attention.
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The fact that their particular method of attracting attention—militant leftist messaging—strikes a chord with me means that of course I'm going to give them a little extra leeway, the same way horror fans embrace slasheriffic bands like Acid Witch and fantasy types love Hobbit-inspired folk metal.
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Sumo is considered a fast moving sport and despite a notable four minute war taking place in this January basho, it is hard to deny that most bouts finish in under a minute—but Kotoshogiku was still attracting attention for getting the job done at a rate of knots.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayDemocrats demand Trump administration withdraw religious provider rule How to downsize the federal education role — without attracting attention Senate Dems blast Barr for 'clear violation' of duty in Stone case, urge him to resign MORE (Wash.), the top Democrat on the Senate Health Committee.
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Tlaib has made waves since joining Congress, attracting attention for her efforts to impeach President Donald Trump and recently finding herself under fire from top Republicans and Israel's ambassador to the United Nations for comments about Israel and the Holocaust that she and top Democrats said were misconstrued for political ends.
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I think that there's no question that holding an audience and really attracting attention — you can see this from this election cycle very clearly — it is to speak to people's unconscious fears, their humiliations, their darkest impulses, is an incredibly effective way of both gaining attention and also gaining support.
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Its success is attracting attention from the investment community in Chicago, a city long a proponent of innovation in the U.S, in Europe, Latin America and also throughout Africa, with Johannesburg serving as a region we at Opportunity International and MyBucks are proud to call a virtual and often hands-on base of operations.
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While Earn sits in lockup, awaiting processing and bail, Paper Boi—his single now playing on the local radio, thanks to Earn—becomes a local celebrity, attracting attention wherever he goes, even at home when a stranger in a Batman mask knocks on the door, confirms it is Paper Boi's residence, and runs off.
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But the flip side of attracting attention and spotlighting a commercial opportunity means Muzmatch now faces increased competition — such as from the likes of Dubai-based Veil: A rival matchmaking app that has recently turned heads with a "digital veil" feature that applies an opaque filter to all profile photos, male and female, until a mutual match is made.
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Another reason why Facebook's handling of personal data is attracting attention is the result of tenacious press investigations into how one controversial political consultancy, Cambridge Analytica, was able to gain such freewheeling access to Facebook users' data — as a result of Facebook's lax platform policies around data access — for, in that instance, political ad targeting purposes.
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"I proposed yesterday to Angela Merkel and to Francois Hollande to give a possibility, an opportunity to young students in the UK. The people will visit or study in the European universities, in my view... I'm ready to create some initiatives for the people who come from UK." Populist parties are attracting attention, and votes, across the continent.
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I was in a half-empty subway car in Manhattan, headed downtown one evening, returning from a "Yes to Love, No to Hate" rally not long after the far-right gathering in Charlottesville, Va. The door opened, and a young couple came in, attracting attention by the force of their entry and his agitated, ugly commentary about her.
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After attracting attention for the heavy-handed allegory and explicit sexuality of "Japón" and "Battle in Heaven" (both showing on Saturday), this Mexican provocateur moved into an unexpectedly serene direction with "Silent Light" (on Sunday), a contemplative tale of extramarital longing in a Mennonite community, and the enigmatically structured, synopsis-resistant "Post Tenebras Lux" (also on Sunday) — all the while never abandoning his magnificent eye for landscapes or offhand surreality.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayDemocrats demand Trump administration withdraw religious provider rule How to downsize the federal education role — without attracting attention Senate Dems blast Barr for 'clear violation' of duty in Stone case, urge him to resign MORE (D-Wash.), Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE (I-Vt.), Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: Dem senator met with Iranian foreign minister | Meeting draws criticism from right | Lawmakers push back at Pentagon funding for wall Democratic senator meets with Iranian foreign minister Lawmakers wary as US on cusp of initial deal with Taliban MORE (D-Conn.), Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyDemocratic senators ask FDA to ban device used to shock disabled students Trump under pressure to renew last nuke treaty with Russia Celebrating and expanding upon five years of the ABLE Act MORE Jr. (D-Pa.), Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineThe Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in Overnight Defense: Senate votes to rein in Trump war powers on Iran | Pentagon shifting .
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