But the people we're drawn to, the businesses we're drawn to, [are] almost underdogs.
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It's a community of military families, drawn to the city's three bases; retirees and lifetime residents drawn to the quiet living; and tourists drawn to the boardwalk and beaches.
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Kate is drawn to him in the way I've watched moths drawn to lighting rigs.
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He doesn't understand himself as a person drawn to men, who might therefore be drawn to others.
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"I don't know if anyone who's routinely drawn to a Long Island Iced Tea is drawn to this one or not," he admits.
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Politicians seem to be drawn to red lines the way tornados are drawn to mobile homes, and the results are just about the same.
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As Jonathan Watts wrote for The Guardian, "Kung fu devotees are drawn to Shaolin in the same way that budding actors are drawn to Hollywood."
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N. Much like a moth is drawn to a flame, we were drawn to memes about moths and their unquenchable thirst for lamps in summer 2018.
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The problem in both cases is a category error: We're not drawn to surfers because of what they say; we're drawn to surfers because of what they do.
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The state has plenty of angry white, working-class voters who were drawn to Mr. Trump, much as they were drawn to Scott Brown in his successful Senate race in 2010.
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Even Edmund Burke, we were told, was no more drawn to Rockingham by ideology than Tom Hagen was drawn to the Corleone family because he shared Vito's views on urban governance.
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AMSTERDAM — The Milan collections have drawn to an end.
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Unlike household pests such as ants and fruit flies, they are not particularly drawn to food and drink; then again, as equal-opportunity invaders they aren't particularly not drawn to them, either.
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A little over a year ago, our household welcomed another small mewling creature, and as every parent knows, babies are drawn to glowing smartphone screens as moths are … drawn to glowing smartphone screens.
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Pavlikova's parents said they thought she was drawn to Kostylenkov because he bred rabbits, but the chats suggest she and Dubovik were both looking for political direction and were drawn to his machismo.
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A small thrill for anyone drawn to the style's minutiae.
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It's more like my ears are drawn to his voice.
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Many are drawn to the IMN's schools and welfare schemes.
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I was drawn to sports in general because of that.
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"I was so drawn to black American culture," she says.
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These are the fans that are drawn to PewDiePie's brand.
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"I was immediately drawn to this project," the actress said.
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That's why I get so drawn to it, I think.
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Humans are drawn to other humans they find physically attractive.
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Worryingly large numbers of people are drawn to nativist nationalism.
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"It was always something I was drawn to," they said.
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"Many LGBT+ teens are drawn to the app," Peter says.
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Some millennials, he adds, are drawn to technology companies instead.
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We were instantly drawn to her glamorous, albeit unrelatable, life.
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Why do you think these artists are drawn to you?
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After, I've been more drawn to citrus, patchouli, frankincense scents.
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Mezeul found himself drawn to taking pictures of the stars.
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He was drawn to the intimacy of working with stone.
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"Peter was always drawn to big ideas," Nolan told CNBC.
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Coffee drinkers, too, are drawn to its more subtle flavor.
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Californians are drawn to views of mountains, forests, and grasslands.
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Parallels are drawn to China's Falun Gong and Turkey's Gulenists.
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Nine has said it was drawn to Fairfax's digital performance.
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Another reason why people are drawn to eating bee pollen?
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Richards found himself drawn to the enigmatic model's worldly nature.
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Then try on a few that you're not drawn to.
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Unfortunately, I think they're both gonna be drawn to perform.
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Allison wasn't drawn to memorizing what others had found out.
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Many are drawn to this work because of personal experiences.
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Why do think you're drawn to these types of stories?
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Like I mentioned earlier, I'm just naturally drawn to fire.
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Alan Bersten was drawn to Alexis Ren for a reason.
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I think I'm just drawn to those types of characters.
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And many independent voters are drawn to Mr Sanders's agenda.
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Or those Democrats drawn to Mr. Trump rather than Mrs.
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But he was drawn to the poor and the forgotten.
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Many young men have been drawn to their simple politics.
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Just be peaceful and people will be drawn to it.
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I have never been drawn to science fiction or fantasy.
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Initially, you're drawn to the image, and you are transfixed.
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And professional runners are increasingly drawn to the longer distances.
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Thematically, I am drawn to reading stories of epic journeys.
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The child is drawn to Ms. Douglas and Ms. Biles.
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Because Kavanaugh has the pedigree that Trump is drawn to.
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I was especially drawn to three seniors in my reporting.
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" Sarena says she was first drawn to Tyler's "romantic nature.
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They plumb icy rivers and are helplessly drawn to fire.
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You feel like a little moth drawn to a flame.
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And as a journalist, I was drawn to those stories.
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I would not have been drawn to an individual volume.
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Why do you think you've been so drawn to yellow?
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You're immediately drawn to the farthest corners of the Earth.
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I get why Trump was drawn to her, I thought.
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They are drawn to love and hate, hope and despair.
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I've always been drawn to songwriters and all that stuff.
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It's hard to not be drawn to guys like that.
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King was even drawn to socialism as a young man.
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"I've always been drawn to odd things," Ms. Mitchell said.
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Thinking it through, you might have been drawn to wander.
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He and Picasso were both drawn to its expressive language.
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We're drawn to tales of fierce resistance by oppressed minorities.
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In the end, she is drawn to a "hybrid" approach.
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Reporters are drawn to where the worst things are happening.
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Hardliners are drawn to the AfD, currently polling 14 percent.
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Do you think you're drawn to those types of stories?
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Are there sounds and feelings that you're immediately drawn to?
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I find myself drawn to specific sounds, defying any genre.
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People are drawn to the cannabis industry for many reasons.
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The girls are drawn to each other at first sight.
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Is it fair to say you're drawn to eccentric characters?
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The lines are drawn to more clearly show the trend.
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Mr. Xu was drawn to this man's sense of style.
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He was also drawn to the color of her outfit.
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Again, I was drawn to the Temple of the Sun.
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But he found himself drawn to learning devices in medicine.
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"Andrew and I were drawn to each other," she said.
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Flickr users were drawn to birds of prey in 2019.
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Any attention drawn to Eisenman benefits conversation about contemporary art.
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This didn't keep him from being intensely drawn to it.
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I was drawn to study cancer because of the unknown.
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Simply put, this is why people are drawn to Bernie.
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Friends were drawn to the Shavers' energy, charisma and laughter.
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He said he was "very drawn to nuances," not "nuisances."
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He understands why young voters are drawn to Mr. Sanders.
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He's someone who's drawn to the aesthetics and the discipline.
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As his art demonstrates, he is drawn to the dispossessed.
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Yet, not enough attention has been drawn to this effort.
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Barouch and Fauci were also drawn to a newer approach.
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Zooey Deschanel and Kirsten Dunst were drawn to her designs.
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No wonder so many photographers are drawn to Coney Island.
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Is that why you've always been drawn to American rock?
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But drawn to relief work, he retrained in physical therapy.
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That Gerard is drawn to obsessive idealists seems no coincidence.
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Initially drawn to street photography, visual artist Anshuman Ghosh, a.k.a.
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I was just so drawn to that darkness and weirdness.
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Fund managers are drawn to the stocks by surging sales.
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What kind of source material are you most drawn to?
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Were you mostly drawn to extremes of ugliness and hotness?
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Bannon concedes that some anti-Semites and racists may be drawn to the Breitbart-sponsored big-tent, but he says that is no different from the way "certain elements" are drawn to the left.
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I was drawn to the Icelandic election, too, for more or less the same reason that Icelanders are drawn to the local swimming pools, where the temperature is kept around that of Icelandic seawater.
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"Both of us are drawn to beginnings," Mr. Ner-David said.
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So I was really drawn to the complexity that this presents.
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And were other people like me drawn to Spaceport as well?
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But more were drawn to his infectious enthusiasm and boyish charm.
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What I really found was that I was drawn to innovation.
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Some may be drawn to companies with excellent reputations or brands.
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Many more are drawn to YA's sheer number of diverse stories.
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Most Republican voters are more drawn to the party's social conservatism.
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As a CEO, you sometimes get drawn to every shiny object.
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I was drawn to [that], but I couldn't be it myself.
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This Mercury retrograde will find you drawn to hidden, mysterious things.
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As the review has drawn to a close, criticism has intensified.
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I don't know why there are the topics I'm drawn to!
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Rather they are Sanders' supporters drawn to his populist, inclusive message.
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It's no wonder, then, that JFK Jr. was drawn to Madonna.
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People will be drawn to the fact that Luke isn't perfect.
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The airline is hoping more passengers will be drawn to Helsinki.
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Muhammad Ali was drawn to black Muslims' sense of racial pride.
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"People were drawn to her," her brother JD Arrighi tells PEOPLE.
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However, ETF buyers have been drawn to the sector as well.
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So I think the football audience is being drawn to that.
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Journey creator Jenova Chen is drawn to making positive game experiences.
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Sonita Alizadeh: I was drawn to rap's influence on social change.
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"People were drawn to her upbeat and fun personality," he says.
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"Capital should be drawn to sources of higher performance," he declares.
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I found myself drawn to backpacking, climbing, mountain biking, and skiing.
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Audiences seemed to be drawn to his conspicuously cocksure authoritarian persona.
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So who's drawn to the cushiony embrace of puffy jacket porn?
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Bogart says that as kid he was immediately drawn to Herman.
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I started spending time with someone I was really drawn to.
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At first, she says, she was simply drawn to the aesthetic.
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But you've always been drawn to rage as a comedic engine.
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You know, music is fun, and I'm drawn to do it.
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Still, Vogue notes, Zendaya was "drawn to performing," despite her shyness.
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She is drawn to both women and men, sexually and romantically.
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I pushed forward, drawn to his good looks, intelligence and manners.
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I'm always drawn to striking that balance between aesthetics and functionality.
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This philosophy may be why celebrities are drawn to Butcher & Bee.
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It's something she has not "ever felt drawn to," Yates said.
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He was particularly drawn to Warwick's idea of electronically mediated intimacy.
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I was instantly drawn to the colorful array of free snacks.
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Like children everywhere, we were drawn to being a little scared.
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Yet Vincke's findings show that women are drawn to bad boys.
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Literary figures have been drawn to boxers since the sport began.
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Fashion student Danit Peleg was always drawn to the latest gadgets.
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I was drawn to the ways the camera served as witness.
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I think lots of women are drawn to broken, damaged men.
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Why do you think that people are drawn to the cowboy?
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No matter where I go, I feel drawn to this place.
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Those distrustful of governments are drawn to blockchain for its anonymity.
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Yrsa Daley-Ward: I am not drawn to poetry in particular.
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We're naturally drawn to those who are supportive and seem relatable.
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Younger travelers are drawn to G Adventures, Contiki Tours and Cosmos.
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Why are people drawn to places like Connecticut during the holidays?
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You'll be drawn to people who support you; lean on them.
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I happen to have been more drawn to sound and voice.
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I'm totally drawn to it and interested and open to learning.
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I think this idea of being drawn to darkness is interesting.
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Which genres are you drawn to and which do you avoid?
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At this point, I'm not much drawn to mirrors or nakedness.
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It shows people your personality, and people are drawn to that.
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I have been drawn to India since I was a kid.
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Also, I'm working all the time, and I'm drawn to aesthetic.
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Mr. Huang remembered the Chen case and was drawn to it.
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As of late, I've been particularly drawn to the black male.
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American military forces were drawn to the region for two reasons.
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"Mike, I'm drawn to you…" Jed reads the date card aloud.
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Instead, they were drawn to the idea that diamonds represent authenticity.
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But some streamers are drawn to the opportunity to start fresh.
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He was not drawn to Ms. Warren in the same way.
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He felt drawn to Shakira right away; the feeling was mutual.
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Which is why voters like Pileggi have been drawn to Klobuchar.
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She said Citi was drawn to Known's expertise and team approach.
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That's a shame because Mr. Augustin is drawn to complex conflicts.
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He is drawn to fantastical objects rather than to practicable policies.
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Loyalty is fickle, with fighters drawn to whichever side pays more.
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Among those drawn to the cause was the young Mao Zedong.
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At six months, you start seeing what people are drawn to.
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I'm drawn to the human brain, its unforgiving and protean nature.
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People outside the literary field were also drawn to the sale.
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Mr. Wagner was drawn to these women wearing traditional African garb.
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Do you think you're drawn to a particular kind of artist?
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I'm also drawn to design and architecture in art and paintings.
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Why are you so drawn to him over the other captains?
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Now, she said, she was drawn to the New Democratic Party.
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I suppose I'm drawn to — I'd call them all outsider figures.
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So he is not drawn to Washington in the usual ways.
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The rhymes are clever, and the vehicles are drawn to perfection.
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Ms. Nassif said she was drawn to the idea right away.
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They were volunteer soldiers, drawn to Spain by a noble cause.
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But he is still drawn to the darker insights of psychoanalysis.
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The Ivy League I was really drawn to from the beginning.
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Poniatowska said in 2013 that she was drawn to his intellect.
|
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Cain found himself drawn to one creator in particular: Natalie Wynn.
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"It was a world that kids were drawn to," she said.
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So I was naturally drawn to a more communications-based industry.
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I can't really say I was "drawn" to the urban landscape.
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Some non-Muslims may be drawn to pious banks for ethical reasons.
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I wonder why millennials are drawn to houseplants in the first place?
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Why are straight women so drawn to having gay men as friends?
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And that means your eyes will be immediately drawn to the display.
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This may be because more aggressive officers are drawn to such assignments.
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Trump, though, is by his nature drawn to simply delivered, absolutist rhetoric.
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I think of it as a magnet; people are drawn to Timekeeper.
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"I was immediately drawn to this project," Cox said in a statement.
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But he wasn't drawn to the game out of his own interest.
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I'm definitely more drawn to something a little bit darker and edgier.
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You're drawn to hidden knowledge, especially when it comes to the subconscious.
|
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The actress Jaina Lee Ortiz isn't normally drawn to high-adrenaline pursuits.
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As a self-concocted alien, he was drawn to other people's otherness.
|
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The characters are all drawn to the threat against the White House.
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But I do not naturally feel drawn to writing fiction about her.
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My character was drawn to the Colonel's culinary expertise and winning looks.
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People who are drawn to that are people who are like that.
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That is the reason why people are so drawn to Ocean, too.
|
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Do you feel like you were always drawn to weirder, kitschier films?
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From the start, the unlikely duo was immediately drawn to each other.
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It's very easy to see why Harry was so drawn to her.
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"I've always been drawn to interior decorating," 21-year-old Carloto says.
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We've found a lot of individuals are drawn to what we do.
|
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Smith, who like Ocasio-Cortez was drawn to politics by Vermont Sen.
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I'm still drawn to an ascetic lifestyle, still struggle with social anxiety.
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He's someone I just found myself drawn to when I got there.
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Less attention has been drawn to regions with higher lead poisoning rates.
|
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However, our attention might be drawn to perceptions that previously went unnoticed.
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I get it, since people are drawn to things that they recognize.
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I am drawn to her irreverence — a woman ahead of her time.
|
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She was first drawn to photography at 16, when living in Canada.
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More frequently, he was drawn to people — their interactions, postures, and movements.
|
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According to data, lots of people in Australia are drawn to destruction.
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Still, I'm quickly drawn to the illumination that the image works toward.
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I was drawn to a young woman working security at the airport.
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AG: I am drawn to these really mundane things like hand-washing.
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Evangelical Christians have been strangely drawn to Mr Trump from early on.
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Osakwe, beginning her adult life in Lagos, was drawn to the ritual.
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A mosquito net blocked the swarms of flies drawn to her wound.
|
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Trump backers who aren't drawn to his bigotry choose to tolerate it.
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I love bold stripes, so I was drawn to this piece immediately.
|
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Many writers have been irresistibly drawn to the gaps in artists' biographies.
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We even found ourselves drawn to this rainbow Nike Air Max silhouette.
|
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Unlike Mr. Anderson, Mr. Woodhouse is not much drawn to gender fluidity.
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Maybe that's why I was drawn to so many documentaries this week.
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The eye's attention is drawn to the surface, which is uniquely patterned.
|
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Instagrammers are being drawn to a vibrant turquoise lake in Galicia, Spain.
|
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But she's drawn to his handsome young chauffeur, which is not allowed.
|
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"I was always particularly bad at praying"—not drawn to quiet reflection.
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You'll soon find yourself being drawn to what's most important to you.
|
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"I'm finding myself very drawn to your alpha-male energy," he says.
|
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We discover new brands on Instagram, drawn to their aesthetically-pleasing packaging.
|
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But I was drawn to it, rather than to its tall bookends.
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"That was something I was drawn to even before acting," she says.
|
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You are scared of so many things but simultaneously drawn to them.
|
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It is not just specialty chains that are drawn to the concept.
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Americans would be drawn to brands they knew from home, he said.
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Why did so many of us feel drawn to this one event?
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The covers were cool, but I was most drawn to Rex herself.
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I wonder why they're so drawn to these "explicit for pop" themes.
|
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Pollock was also drawn to Old Masters, El Greco being his favorite.
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I'm also instantly drawn to Twitter during real-time crises or events.
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It's so rare when it happens, people are naturally drawn to it.
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They began collecting in the 1970s and were drawn to the Nabis.
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This group of officers' eyes were mostly drawn to the black faces.
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We never talk about it — we're just drawn to the same signifiers.
|
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He was friendly with many famous men and was drawn to intellectuals.
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I didn't like him, necessarily, but I was still drawn to him.
|
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As a reader, I'm usually drawn to dense wordplay and complicated perspectives.
|
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But Mr. Macfadyen's portrayal suggests why Margaret might be drawn to him.
|
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"I was drawn by how people were drawn to him," she said.
|
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"It's very quiet, and some people are drawn to that," Minami says.
|
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They were drawn to the Big M's: Monet, Matisse, Miró, and more.
|
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That these characters have a path of least resistance they're drawn to?
|
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"I'm drawn to things that have a naïve, childlike feeling," he says.
|
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People now are drawn to darker, more visceral stories, not grandstanding ones.
|
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Aigerim, 14, has been drawn to her eagles since she was small.
|
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In moments of anxiety or need, I am often drawn to syrah.
|
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You're drawn to it because you're desiring to feed your endocannabinoid system.
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Mr. Michaels was drawn to her fingertips, which are adorned with henna.
|
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Ms. Monson, 56, has long been drawn to the natural world, too.
|
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I was first drawn to the Oribel PortaPlay because of its portability.
|
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Guests who loved the property were drawn to its non-gaming status.
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It's the same as with music: I'm drawn to melancholy in books.
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Other travelers, he said, are drawn to the "pornographic" aspect of violence.
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Which genres are you regularly drawn to and which do you avoid?
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Men are drawn to things, in other words, and women to people.
|
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Christopher Bollen is the kind of novelist drawn to richly atmospheric places.
|
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It is drawn to those who welcome it, those who respect it.
|
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Bloom says he was drawn to the show for the unique combination.
|
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Beyond flirtation and sexual chemistry, why are they drawn to each other?
|
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Baby boomers are actually less drawn to urban living than previous generations.
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I was Catholic but drawn to this modest yet adventurous Jewish man.
|
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Were they drawn to you because you're a social and political commentator?
|
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For this reason, I often find myself drawn to his quieter moments.
|
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Mr. Tines may be most drawn to new, recent and overlooked pieces.
|
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Her first graphic novel, "Drawn to Berlin," will be published in October.
|
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I think my heart is drawn to that dugout a little bit.
|
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But I wasn't drawn to acting because I wanted to be desired.
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To some students drawn to the classes, coding does not come easily.
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She was immediately drawn to the image of the chained little bird.
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"I&aposve always been very drawn to the Southwest culture," Doukas said.
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Mr. Xu was drawn to him partly because of his embroidered jacket.
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Xu Hongci had been drawn to politics by the promise of dignity.
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Some of Albany's residents said they are drawn to its clubby feel.
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I was drawn to what they thought about and how they lived.
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People are often drawn to the unique architecture of Sydney's Opera House.
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He said he had long been drawn to video cameras and travel.
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So many young non-Native people have been drawn to this cause.
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"Even from that distance, I was just drawn to her," he said.
|
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But Schmuhl, drawn to political work, got his résumé to then-Rep.
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I was especially drawn to cards from the 1950s and early '60s.
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That said, if you are drawn to stemless glasses, follow your desires.
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Many people are drawn to the structure of social sports, she said.
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She's especially drawn to female artists — "These are strong women," she said.
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Then why are you drawn to talking to people you disagree with?
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I'm drawn to incorporating that sort of theatricality with my tap training.
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"Worryingly large numbers of people are drawn to nativist nationalism," Beddoes wrote.
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I turned a corner and was drawn to the high-rise building.
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Ideally, I'm drawn to flawed characters asking big questions and taking action.
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I'm drawn to her musicianship, her integrity and obviously her commanding RIFFS.
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She was drawn to the spirit and energy of Emmanuel Macron's campaign.
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I think so, I was drawn to this, yeah, I love it.
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We sometimes talk about the world as if it's "men versus women," as if men as a group are uncontrollably drawn to assault and harass women, and women are uncontrollably drawn to make false accusations against innocent men.
|
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Nancy (Kennedy McMann) has always been drawn to detection — or maybe it's more that detection was drawn to her, in the way that dissastified dead people glommed onto Haley Joel Osment as a venting post for dark secrets.
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Risk-taking hipsters are still drawn to Beijing, as well as those who do not care about having children or making much money—the so-called "Buddha-style young" drawn to Beijing's surprisingly irreverent, gritty-yet-arty subculture.
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Martin Cohen "I never really understood why they were drawn to me or why I was drawn to them, and I think now, looking at it, I think that population recognizes that I kind of get them," he said.
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Pozo was drawn to New Orleans because of the romance of the city.
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The market will now be drawn to these kinds of stocks, Cramer said.
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" Harris was drawn to the fact that he was "genuinely comfortable with himself.
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Some Carrier workers interviewed outside the plant said they are drawn to Trump.
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I was always drawn to the arts in terms of music and movies.
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Immediately, she says, she was drawn to their open minds and positive outlook.
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Instead, she found herself drawn to the geeky gear crammed into every corner.
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There's an important reason Kerry Washington was drawn to her upcoming project Confirmation.
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They say the maps were drawn to comply with the Voting Rights Act.
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But because the stakes were low, athletes were still drawn to the product.
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It&aposs like a moth drawn to a flame, they cannot help themselves.
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As a writer, Hiaasen was versatile and drawn to the quirky, he said.
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I'm not exactly sure, because I'm also drawn to armor and safety equipment.
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He's rude and even cruel, and yet Tessa finds herself drawn to him.
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And they are drawn to familiar titles that stand out from the clutter.
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Absolutely, because it's in my genetic makeup that I'm just drawn to that.
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Some voters on the centre-right might be drawn to Mr Macron, too.
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As for Burrows, she says she was immediately drawn to Rabago's "cool" personality.
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Are you drawn to the narrative elements, or the visual, or the political?
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Turkish companies have been drawn to cheaper, foreign-currency debt in recent years.
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During the massacre, our notice is drawn to one Stormtrooper in particular, Finn.
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"I was drawn to him but disgusted at the same time," she said.
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But it's attractive stuff: you can't help but feel drawn to the danger.
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But within the last year, I started being drawn to the funeral industry.
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But personally, I was most drawn to General Okoye, played by Danai Gurira.
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Fun is just one part of why people are often drawn to guns.
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Your psychic abilities will be boosted, and you'll feel drawn to mysterious topics.
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McDaniel says travelers are drawn to the city's historic palaces and incredible architecture.
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Entrepreneurs will always be drawn to solving problems for themselves and their friends.
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The white stripes had been spray painted in measurement drawn to city specifications.
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"I think adults will be equally – if not more – drawn to this film."
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At first, I was drawn to the album because of its upbeat songs.
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Why do you think gay people have been more drawn to these fields?
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Elodie doesn't know anything about her but she is immediately drawn to Sabine.
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" Of Chad, Fletcher says she was drawn to him because he was "mysterious.
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I'm much more drawn to the idea of exhibiting it as a series.
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Are there any characteristics or moods or sounds that you're immediately drawn to?
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These individuals say they are once again drawn to the promise of change.
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But Bossen said they might be drawn to the wrong course of action.
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Migrants are also drawn to Ecuador where they can earn in U.S. dollars.
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Huckabee Sanders said she is drawn to Trump because he is an outsider.
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" Gucci Mane writes that he was drawn to her because "She was resilient.
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Indelibly drawn to the our-people-first populist nationalism of the Alt-Right?
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But if it's so ridiculous, then why are we still drawn to it?
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The fights got more and more heated, and I was drawn to them.
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Well, I am drawn to tales about abuse of power and about deception.
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One customer might want natural and organic, others aren't drawn to nutritional claims.
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Young Democrats, in particular, have been drawn to Mr. Sanders this election cycle.
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But Mr. Shopkorn is also drawn to odd bits of recent art history.
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"People are naturally drawn to know more about themselves," Chopik told Business Insider.
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"They're drawn to you," he says, and maybe it's as simple as that.
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The groups argue the maps were drawn to give Republicans a partisan advantage.
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How could I be drawn to an activity that requires silence and calm?
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In theory, the largely rural 23rd was drawn to favor a Latino candidate.
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It draws him, as a moth is drawn to a naked candle flame.
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People are drawn to all sorts of things that aren't good for them.
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I'm drawn to villains — they're so often the most interesting characters in fiction.
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For example, are people who are prone to opioid abuse drawn to enlist?
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Lara Croft's appearance gradually changed as more women were drawn to video games.
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We were also drawn to the story of 15-year-old Veronica Lopez.
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Older migrants were drawn to the culture and family ties of the South.
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Danielle Scott was amazed to see how fans were drawn to her husband.
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D.I.Y., everyone starts out and is drawn to that, then goes from there.
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We were confused and hormonal—a volatile mix—drawn to its controversial allure.
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Clip-on - significantly reduced the number of mosquitoes drawn to the participants' scents.
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They can be friendly, outgoing, fun-loving, and are often drawn to people.
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You'll find yourself drawn to the occult, hidden things, and mysterious places today.
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We walk into Sephora or Ulta, and we're magnetically drawn to certain brands.
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People were drawn to the movement's wide-smiled leader with jet-black hair.
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"I agree that I'm drawn to it because it's mathematically elegant," agrees Preskill.
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In confronting this difficult truth, our attention is naturally drawn to the South.
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And it's understandable why so many are drawn to recreating what already exists.
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But he was also drawn to science, and he came to a realization.
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So why is he so drawn to making audiences stare down contemporary tragedies?
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A curtain was drawn to prevent the workout from being seen by reporters.
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There is an abundance of nice men, but I'm not drawn to them . . .
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Both find what nuances they can in characters very narrowly drawn to type.
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By the 20th century, contemporary artists were drawn to this dramatic folk art.
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Instead, she's drawn to him because she wants to connect their two classes.
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Feature For years, I was drawn to his strength, his bravado, his violence.
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Evangelicals aren't the only ones drawn to fasting and Bible-based dietary trends.
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Although drawn to jazz, Mr. Yaged followed Goodman's path by studying classical clarinet.
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It's partly because he's drawn to interior spaces, to rooms rather than landscapes.
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Some were drawn to Lean In exactly because of Ms. Sandberg's business success.
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"I don't really feel drawn to dark things or human misery," she said.
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He said he was drawn to KnowYourMeme for its value as a database.
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Is your eye drawn to the high contrast or low contrast areas first?
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I was always drawn to Minimalism, and that really has affected my cooking.
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I have always been drawn to the visual arts, even as a child.
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They were everywhere, really, possibly drawn to the stadium by its bright lights.
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For some reason I was drawn to that even though I hate cooking.
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Do you have a sense of why people are drawn to the show?
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Mr. Trump seems drawn to the idea of succeeding where others have failed.
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Are there certain ideas that you find yourself drawn to again and again?
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It's clear why Ms. Davis would be drawn to these little life-forms.
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Some philanthropists are drawn to the challenge of renewing neighborhoods in big cities.
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Héloïse and Marianne are rendered as two people fiercely drawn to each other.
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His supporters said they're drawn to him precisely because of his centrist nature.
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Also drawn to music was Cruz, who'd played the upright bass growing up.
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The Hispanic Trump supporters drawn to the event were not single-issue voters.
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Bishop was deeply drawn to islands—places where she felt isolated, solitary, safe.
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The Poet is an uninvited guest who is immediately drawn to the Coquette.
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"I've always been drawn to the idea of a last supper," Agnes said.
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Spend some time discovering what you're naturally drawn to and nurture that interest.
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I have my blood drawn to check my thyroid and other hormonal levels.
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If Donoghue is drawn to dark extremities, it's salvation that she's truly after.
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Do something that is so you and people will be drawn to that.
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The assignment drags on him, even as he finds himself drawn to Rogers.
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Those types of games don't usually work for me; I'm drawn to structure.
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They were drawn to each other, Cheryl says, because they were complete opposites.
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Investors appear to be drawn to the focus of the newest Pantera fund.
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So I guess you could say I'm drawn to the presence in absence.
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The New Age author was drawn to an esoteric bible in the 21994s.
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The New Age author was drawn to an esoteric bible in the 21994s.
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You're aware of yourself and what you're drawn to and what you like.
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That women in the same area are drawn to similar styles makes sense.
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Of all the artists in the world, I'm drawn to Beuys the most.
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A Ukrainian architect, Kasko, 30, is drawn to surfaces that are resolutely unflat.
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Mr. Miller was drawn to Hackney Wick because it was cheap, he said.
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A lonely widower, Golaud is at once drawn to and protective of Mélisande.
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Others are drawn to Cape Breton's idyllic scenery or the laid-back lifestyle.
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According to Safechuck and Robson, Michael Jackson was drawn to this power disparity.
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I think the painters I was drawn to were the best colorists around.
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The blinds are drawn to cut down on the glare on the laptop.
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Why do you think people are so drawn to the dark, heavy stuff?
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No wonder that photographers with artistic ambitions were drawn to the street genre.
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Her style is very organic, and she's not drawn to a perfectly round shape.
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He later confronted Stalin's "avalanche of terror and death," and was drawn to Christianity.
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Mr. Sheffert, 50, said he was drawn to Mr. Cruz's youth and political vigor.
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And when all eyes are drawn to a single event, there will be memes.
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Trimble's father was right, and she felt drawn to the mysteries of the universe.
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I found myself drawn to the spaces under the tables, out of historical voyeurism.
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When he competed on The X Factor, the judges were immediately drawn to him.
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When salt is applied to raw poultry, juices inside are drawn to the surface.
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These days, most people are drawn to the keto diet for weight loss reasons.
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As always, major celebrities were drawn to the All England Club for the tournament.
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As a growing audience is drawn to Ishiguro's simulated human, his instincts are validated.
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I've never been particularly drawn to men who are handsome in a conventional way.
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So it was kind of inevitable that I'd be drawn to someone like Rye.
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By his own admission, Polanski has always been drawn to girls in their teens.
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Their bodies are drawn to proportions that are cartoonish even for these animated characters.
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Upon moving to New York in 2008, she was instantly drawn to its Chinatown.
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What about the credentialing and selection bias of smarter people being drawn to universities?
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They are naturally drawn to ISIS because the group gives them status and identity.
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Baoyu and Daiyu are drawn to each other, but family members keep them apart.
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I am not Catholic, and yet I find myself drawn to the women saints.
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"I was obsessed with why we're so drawn to music and sound," she says.
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People are drawn to their quotidian content because they've already bought into their personalities.
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I dated but wasn't drawn to anyone enough to go out a second time.
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The first of many E3 2017 press conferences has drawn to a tepid conclusion.
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Before long, she found herself drawn to the other side of the courtroom aisle.
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Men are drawn to careers with uniforms, we are told, because uniforms denote competence.
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"It was really this new existential magnet that you feel drawn to your family."
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Jurgilas dismissed suggestions that firms were drawn to Lithuania by a benign regulatory regime.
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It is because he is so real that people are drawn to his music.
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At first, he was drawn to the cash and admiration of the porn world.
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Four Comanches ride towards the house, guns and bows drawn, to steal their horses.
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Many of the voters drawn to Trump's campaign were new to the political process.
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Unity investment manager Xu Miaocheng said it was drawn to GSG's training business model.
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Vogel was drawn to helping others and became an EMT himself at age 16.
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But we're constantly drawn to her stories because they resonate even in present day.
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This, of course, isn't the first time hackers have been drawn to Apple data.
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Larson tells PEOPLE she was drawn to the story's optimism in aspiring to dream.
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Since then, there's been concern about the profile of people drawn to military service.
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In fact, we were drawn to the horrific long before horror movies were invented.
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That's part of the reason I was initially drawn to Colourpop's Yes, Please palette.
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There have been parallels drawn to Richard Nixon's speech at the 1968 Republican convention.
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What sorts of sounds are you drawn to as a listener, DJ, and producer.
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People with working dogs generally enjoy engaging with those drawn to their canine partners.
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The dresses I was drawn to were purposely oversized and most had drawstring waists.
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You're drawn to lonely art because you don't want to feel that way anymore.
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Even if you're looking online, you will gravitate to crystals that you're drawn to.
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I'm not particularly drawn to roles where I just run around with a gun.
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We're just putting out this little beacon, and whoever's drawn to it will follow.
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I love classic sounds, just like I am drawn to classic articles of clothing.
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Then it seems other idiots have been drawn to Belanglo simply because of Milat.
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I find my eyes drawn to the elephant pendant she wears around her neck.
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She's drawn to it by her fascination with the other girls in the cult.
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"From a very early age, Anja was drawn to music," Firestone, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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It involves district lines in Wisconsin that challengers say were drawn to help Republicans.
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Jerricho Cotchery, drawn to resemble legendary New York Mayor Ed Koch, drops the football.
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Researchers think that: More turtles might be drawn to the Gulf by warmer water.
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They're particularly drawn to fallen, fermenting fruit and sugary beverages like beer and cider.
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Still, the competition is good for consumers and restaurants drawn to the chimaek boom.
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But beyond her entrepreneurial success, Williams says she is simply drawn to helping people.
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I'm drawn to Whyd's new speaker because it reminds me of an alien egg.
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The writer is drawn to outsider characters, he says, because he was one himself.
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At the same time, they're drawn to danger and the possibility of further trauma.
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Boone's owner, Mike Lipton, was drawn to the Pura Natural Pets Ear-Cleansing System.
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She was drawn to creative types and, this time, she was dazzled by him.
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I wonder if maybe subconsciously that's why you were drawn to some of them.
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Bev Perdue (D) could not even veto political boundaries drawn to favor the GOP.
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In ninth grade, Egan had a friend who was drawn to its darker side.
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I'm drawn to the elegance of ikebana, and to this book as an object.
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Americans are drawn to bold figures who rise above politics and clean up Washington.
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He was drawn to theological stringency, melodramatic all-or-nothings, and obnoxiously proud circularity.
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"I think I was drawn to the physicality of the stacks," she said recently.
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The Childs were drawn to Provence for more elemental reasons: sun, olives, figs, wine.
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When choosing a name for her daughter, Rosenberg was drawn to the Old Testament.
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These are the voters who are precisely drawn to Biden's "return to normalcy" spiel.
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Consumers will be drawn to the social media platforms that already have more users.
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I too found myself drawn to the local roads that take their time meandering.
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And he is drawn to the people in his orbit who cause it. Omarosa.
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Politically, millennials have been drawn to the class solidarity of the Bernie Sanders campaign.
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But he was drawn to linguistics in part because of his aptitude for systematizing.
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I've been drawn to things like this for no reason… Probably a past life.
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It's why he admits to being drawn to art even more than to fashion.
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So if my brain can't multitask, why am I drawn to multitasking at all?
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Like moths to a flame, we fragile humans are subconsciously drawn to dangerous attractions.
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And even if they weren't actively rebellious, they were drawn to that creative space.
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I'm certainly drawn to it, and I can't wait to sit through a ballet.
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Not surprisingly, Horna and Partos were drawn to the anti-fascist struggle in Spain.
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Rights were drawn to another label that we'd never had anything to do with.
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Why are we drawn to them even when we know they don't mean anything?
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I was mostly drawn to this one because of the cashews and ginger dressing.
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Reared on a kibbutz in Israel, she says she is drawn to her neighbors.
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We're also drawn to leaders who are decisive and paint solutions in simple terms.
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The Surrealists are not exactly what we're into, but I was drawn to it.
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Little wonder that he finds himself drawn to Dolores's plan to overthrow the system.
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Brianna Vorhees, who is a receptionist at the hospital, was immediately drawn to her.
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Trump may also have been drawn to Mattis because of his extremely hawkish reputation.
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I guess I was drawn to it really from the perspective of social science.
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If you weren't drawn to it on some level, you wouldn't be a fan.
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I was drawn to the company — I did fall for them — and the work.
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"I am drawn to relationships, the development of emotion, history, memory," Ms. Marston said.
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A Bay Area native, Mr. Hoffman was drawn to technology at an early age.
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You're drawn to Celeste, yet her ambition suggests there's more to her, a greediness.
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Clay's ideas are intriguing to Amber, who finds herself drawn to the throwback gentleman.
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I've always been drawn to narratives surrounding women and their bodies, sexuality, and violence.
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I remember always being drawn to the roles that had been written for men.
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" Top: "I've long been drawn to the photography of the Dutch duo Blommers & Schumm.
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He's also drawn to their grand complexity: especially that of the Swan Queen, Odette.
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Monteverdi's achievement is to show Poppea and Nero as uncontrollably drawn to each other.
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It's one thing to be drawn to the like-minded, birds of a feather.
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Many people, even in CCRCs, are drawn to insurance that will cover the expense.
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And she was drawn to South Korea's history of existing on a divided peninsula.
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Peterson's fans, who are drawn to his macho image and his personal story of
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As a newcomer, she found herself drawn to buildings with a sense of community.
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Swing voters, exhausted with the president, might be drawn to the former vice president.
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The farmers who have been drawn to Iowa CCI and Sunrise worry that an
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Arbus fans can well imagine that she would have been drawn to Coney Island.
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I'm drawn to the figure of the ungrateful subaltern as a trope in literature.
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He felt drawn to the work and started seeking out patients on his own.
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"I&aposm so drawn to musical talent, I don&apost care," the actress said.
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Mr. Wagner was initially drawn to this boy's braids, jean jacket and Jordan sneakers.
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"I'm very drawn to subversive comedy like Alexander Payne and Jason Reitman," she said.
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In Shanghai, Costco's customers are drawn to the meat section for its low prices ...
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He was drawn to the grasslands, he said, first by a love of horses.
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Unlike most R. & B. singers, Badu isn't particularly drawn to lyrics about romantic love.
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The Flickr community was drawn to this photo of a waved arrangement of trees.
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Republicans also say congressional districts drawn to favor Republicans will give them another advantage.
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That may explain why even white people periodically find themselves drawn to Mahogany cards.
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But as they grew increasingly complex, he became drawn to writing for orchestral instruments.
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That includes younger and first-time buyers, drawn to more affordable sedans and hatchbacks.
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His attention was drawn to studies in chickens that pointed to a possible explanation.
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" The unicorn is drawn to her by "the fragrance of her moist / garden plot.
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Although she studied classical technique, she was irresistibly drawn to jazz on the radio.
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Instead, the focus had now also been drawn to the 23 GOP "no" votes.
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Both repulsed by and drawn to Elsa, he starts spending more time with her.
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Barbara loved to read and was drawn to books about surviving in extreme circumstances.
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They&aposre also known to be drawn to decorations light tinsel and hanging lights.
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It's not difficult to understand why celebs are drawn to this clean beauty brand.
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For Frozen fans drawn to warmer weather, these summery sandals are a no-brainer.
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And that's the real reason he was drawn to her in the first place.
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No, Jones said; he could just as easily have been drawn to musical theatre.
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If you find yourself drawn to the First Order store, you won't be alone.
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Christmas season isn't the only time that children will be drawn to Rockefeller Center.
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And I love animation; I think I'm just inherently drawn to it since childhood.
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"She's drawn to questions of identity, faith, and power," her neighbor Ms. Neugebauer said.
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Cernovich was drawn to political commentary after recognizing a kindred spirit in Donald Trump.
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I was drawn to the questions of social and political justice, liberalism and legitimacy.
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What is it about my unremarkable ass that they were just drawn to it?
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It was something I was always drawn to since I was a little kid.
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Osborne was first drawn to punk after hearing a NOFX song in 9th grade.
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She was drawn to a simple, traditional setting to offset the nontraditional pink stone.
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Sure, they might be drawn to the bigger names like Joe Biden and Beto O'Rourke, but Americans will never, ever not be drawn to a scrappy candidate who is charging at the big boys and demanding that he be included in their club.
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He says he was drawn to it more as a calling than as a job.
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Supporters are drawn to what they see as their independence, and a lack of pandering.
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But many of Sanders' voters were drawn to the democratic socialist's unabashedly progressive economic message.
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At it's core, what is it that you think they are drawn to, connect to?
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She is drawn to peering through crystal globes, which give everything a giddy rainbow aura.
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Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato, however, were drawn to a man of a different species.
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Certain politicians and pundits are drawn to the idea like a moth to a flame.
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The actress reveals she was initially drawn to the brand for its skin care benefits.
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Artists such as J.M.W. Turner and Barbara Hepworth were drawn to the town's clear light.
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Instead he was drawn to Garriott's Ultima series, with its focus on character and story.
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She said that's a behavior serial killers are drawn to, for a variety of reasons.
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Candidates -- and especially the political strategists and consultants -- are always drawn to the new thing.
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I didn't know about editors or editorial departments, so that's what I was drawn to.
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Realizing they're both drawn to each other, they promise each other they'll keep it casual.
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However, he said it "sound[ed] good" to him and he was drawn to it.
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Adamic really believes that some people will be drawn to the "discomfort" of the cold.
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Integrating with ShopRunner could attract new customers drawn to a free, two-day shipping option.
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The historical thriller is thus drawn to the unexplored interstices, the dank crevices of history.
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Attention was not drawn to this wonderfully ironic coincidence, and the show opened on Sunday.
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"They are drawn to them, traumatizing themselves, and I can't tell you why," she says.
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And why was he drawn to this puzzle, which might be represented using graph theory?
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Still, Hield was drawn to hoops, enjoying watching NBA and college basketball games on television.
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Some may also be drawn to join violent extremist groups in the region, she added.
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In the haze of connectivity, are we not all drawn to the same nightmarish portent?
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Even if SOEs are also drawn to its fat profit margins, some interventions look strategic.
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Investors also seemed drawn to startups offering tools to narrow down and simplify dating options.
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I was drawn to the beautiful color and the lace, which I couldn't pass on.
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Were Protestants truly better at business, or were ambitious, business-minded people drawn to Protestantism?
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Senior professors may be unconsciously drawn to favour students who look like their younger selves.
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Over two months, more than 300,000 people were drawn to the anti-ISIS YouTube channels.
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Unlike Maris, who is drawn to life science companies, Krane does not have a niche.
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Cannon was particularly drawn to the Fauvists and their expressive, non-naturalistic, use of colour.
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And I was drawn to apply for Survivor because of the integrity in the storytelling.
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She's specifically drawn to paintings that lend themselves well to being cut apart with Photoshop.
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There it a certain level of curiosity that people who are drawn to books have.
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Singhal was also drawn to Uber because of its potential to impact how people live.
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Yet he was never drawn to the still rings, the pommel horse, or the vault.
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People are naturally drawn to inflammatory and sensational news stories, regardless of whether they're true.
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You can understand why someone like Schott was drawn to the majesty of its empire.
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But while I was cursed with poor spelling skills, I've always been drawn to storytelling.
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And with each racist political attack, comparisons are inevitably drawn to Bush's 1988 campaign ad.
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Amethyst I really enjoy primarily because it's purple and I'm really drawn to purple energy.
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At that point in my life, I was more drawn to a more criminal mentality.
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The artist admires photographers and digital artists but says she's drawn to a handmade aesthetic.
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Multiple psychological studies points to a few reasons why successful people are drawn to books.
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Tourists are drawn to Tasmania's clean air, natural beauty, good food—and increasingly hip image.
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In addition, your focus will be drawn to your home life as Mercury enters Aries.
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And the last thing you want is unwanted attention being drawn to your tax return.
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Are we drawn to someone's underarms "instinctively" or does the appreciation build up over time?
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"Everyone was immediately drawn to the project by Steve Knight's wonderful script," the producer says.
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Cybercriminals have also been drawn to the surging initial coin offering market, the report said.
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Hale was drawn to the film because she's a fan of horror and thriller genres.
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And lately, I've been drawn to thinking of ways of resistance that transgress usual boundaries.
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Fans are not only drawn to the cheeky menu, but the quality of the cream.
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Even with a middling plot, I found myself drawn to every room in The Bunker.
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So maybe that's why he's so drawn to it, even though he's not particularly good.
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Drawn to the sound of their rustic guffaws, I head over and take a seat.
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I believe this is where we became the Afghan Whigs that people were drawn to.
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I'm drawn to negatives in life, and I dwell on them, and they consume me.
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Alex said he has been drawn to the design, durability and efficiency of Apple products.
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The judges were drawn to this book because the illustrations are both exciting and contemplative.
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He said his attention was drawn to a fight backstage that spilled onto the stage.
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Consumers are drawn to the self-styled "city of gold's" tax breaks and abundant supply.
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Even when I have multiple hours, I've still found myself sometimes drawn to mindless runs.
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Last year, 23,000 tourists visited Tilos, drawn to the island's picturesque villages and abundant wildlife.
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He told CNN he initially read for a different character but felt drawn to Matt.
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But why I'm so drawn to Julie is her immense loyalty and her true kindness.
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Maybe. Is he able to influence the younger generation, which is drawn to Vermont Sen.
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Each was a great traveler, as if in perpetual self-exile, and drawn to America.
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As Vindu Goel reports, an increased number of people were drawn to Yahoo in September.
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But like any tech-obsessed geek drawn to a shiny new product, I couldn't resist.
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Although baseball is part of the fabric of Dominican culture, Familia was drawn to basketball.
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But Americans were also drawn to the glamour and cachet of aristocratic British hunting culture.
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At the Tour de France, it's just people who are drawn to a massive spectacle.
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Millennials are drawn to robo-advisers like Wealthfront for ease of use and low costs.
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She was drawn to the sadness in his expression: the sadness of being left behind.
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DeFonzo said he was drawn to Auris because of the potential of the company's technology.
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To be clear, not all of Mr. Trump's supporters are drawn to his ethnic nationalism.
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Private equity investors and pension funds have been drawn to past deals by reliable returns.
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I have always been drawn to his self-deprecating wit and his Olympic reasoning abilities.
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The more I watched these influencers, the more I felt drawn to them as people.
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"Even from that distance, I was just drawn to her," he told CNN's MJ Lee.
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JoJo, now 16, said he was drawn to her warmth, her confidence, her determined optimism.
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"I'm drawn to powerful women because of my mother — she had two jobs," he said.
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And yet growing proportions of the electorate, they fear, are being inexorably drawn to them.
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He emphasized that many of these voters were new ones, drawn to — and by — him.
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It was also drawn to the country's attractive work force payment business, the executive said.
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All that stuff combined together, equals people being drawn to you, and inspired by you.
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I was drawn to the city of Detroit, even though I'd never called it home.
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How do you reconcile being drawn to the community, but struggling with its persistent challenges?
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Like the aforementioned actors, Moby exemplifies the kind of outsized archetype Kelly was drawn to.
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The era of sporting a smartwatch for the sheer novelty has drawn to a close.
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Youngblood is a fan of Scandinavia, and he's been drawn to Denmark for a while.
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I was immediately drawn to the subtle water sounds, colors, and serenity of the environment.
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"The eye is going to be drawn to those bolder, bigger patterns," Ms. Atwood said.
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NC215, NC22016, OH01, OH12, IL14, UT04, VA2 These districts were not drawn to elect Democrats.
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Likewise Petruchio (Biko Eisen-Martin) is instantly drawn to Kate, not merely to her money.
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Quite the opposite, in fact — one is drawn to the contemplative aspect of the works.
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During the early days of my drinking, I was drawn to the legendary writer-drunks.
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Initially, I was ashamed that I was drawn to his frank, gleeful depiction of sexuality.
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Podcast creators, like everyone else, have been drawn to stories and conversations about the border.
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"Yes, people who want to see these things will be drawn to it," he said.
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What has shaped your connection to words, whether you are drawn to them or not?
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Some segment of the population has always been drawn to outlandish tales of government plots.
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And Rosie (Ruth Madeley), finds herself drawn to Rook's eccentric, and vaguely menacing, political movement.
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And Fleabag, true to form, can't help but be drawn to someone so wildly inappropriate.
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I never interviewed with any media companies but I was really somehow drawn to fashion.
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"I am an entrepreneur and I am drawn to opportunities that are innovative," she said.
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It is a community, sealed with this aesthetic vision, and people are drawn to it.
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There, the Abuts were drawn to the pastoral surroundings and the deep sense of history.
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Because deeply introverted people were drawn to coding, they did not prioritize positive human interactions.
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She was also drawn to current events and wanted to combine both of her interests.
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"I loved the blue cabinets," said Ms. Williams, who immediately felt drawn to the space.
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Another characteristic is that composers in this tradition have been drawn to larger, structured forms.
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We were drawn to his story because we wanted to understand the violence in Baltimore.
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" In Philadelphia, Mr. Willner was drawn to the sleazy New York depicted in "Midnight Cowboy.
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I am particularly drawn to novels which are character-driven, which make you care deeply.
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A dancer with a delicate frame, Ms. Bond is drawn to the choreographer Kenneth MacMillan.
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When given the chance, we will naturally be drawn to doing things the easy way.
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With such patriotism burning in him he was bound to be drawn to Russian politics.
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When asked if he was drawn to one brand more than the other, he chuckled.
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He said he was drawn to the story because of the tennis coach's unshakable confidence.
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Unbeknown to them, Ryder had recently been drawn to the Alcott book under tragic circumstances.
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"I was drawn to Art Deco things, jewelry from the 1920s," he told Ms. Stewart.
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But Degas was so drawn to pastel, and he basically put pastel on the map.
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For so long I had been drawn to stories that could be told by anyone.
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Men are drawn to you, all kinds of men, and not just for the obvious.
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Tether&aposs Hainsworth said he was drawn to the opt-in nature of the arrangement.
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I was tired of the Democratic — So Alfonso's been drawn to Sanders since 200. Yes.
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I think I was drawn to Dr. White's philosophy initially because it helped simplify things.
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Deep down, we are all drawn to selflessness, which makes love a universally attractive concept.
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I'm drawn to its abstract nature, and the burst of brush strokes are very powerful.
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O'Neill was drawn to her beauty, her sophistication, her willingness to indulge his writerly compulsions.
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And yet lately I'm drawn to distinctly unsexy ingredients: lots of beans, egg noodles, celery.
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I am always drawn to people who love "The Master and Margarita," by Mikhail Bulgakov.
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So drawn to tragedies this season, they managed to rewrite the script for a change.
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For the moment, it's the boundary-pushing creative types who seem most drawn to Unmade.
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" But he was also drawn to black sitcoms, which proliferated after the success of "Cosby.
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Kelly is drawn to both outcomes, and her uncertainty gives her writing its peculiar magnetism.
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Even non-physicists were drawn to the adventure of trying to find it, she said.
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The narrator, drawn to Kendrick, becomes consumed with the question of his innocence or guilt.
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Courtesy Christian Oth Studio Many young Americans were drawn to Moscow banks in the aughts.
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Rapper Snoop Dogg described their relationship as that of two magnets -- drawn to each other.
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But the Pavlovian cycle had hooks, and I was immediately drawn to burgeoning holiday men.
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If it does, the rule of law here will have officially drawn to a close.
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"I was drawn to the heart of Africa by a song," Mr. Sarno later recalled.
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At home, Putin was increasingly drawn to an authoritarian, nationalist conception of the Russian state.
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Could she be drawn to a smiling orange demagogue who promised that she'd "get hers"?
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People who are already prone to violence might be drawn to violent music, Levitin explained.
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They're all drawn to India's 560 million internet users, second only in number to China.
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Many of those voters were drawn to the vigorous anti-Castro rhetoric of Republican candidates.
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"We're gay, so we were drawn to this portrait of queer people," Ms. Reyes said.
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Your eye is immediately drawn to the detail in that one-shoulder silver rhinestone top.
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As the combat has drawn to a close, thousands of civilians have begun to return.
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But from an early age, he was drawn to the more esoteric corners of belief.
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Ms. Albers, Ms. Asawa and Ms. Sargent were also drawn to the country's weaving traditions.
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"I seem to be particularly drawn to Maine," Shreve told WBUR Radio in Boston recently.
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One day, years ago, he asked himself why he is so drawn to that quality.
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What kinds of instruments are you most drawn to: wind, strings, brass, percussion or electronic?
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It's not hard to see why the White House could be drawn to General Hifter.
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I think a lot of people who have been drawn to [roller derby] can relate.
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I was drawn to so many people by a sense of excitement, at some level.
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R-MK was first drawn to creating Pokémon lewds by the pleasing design of Pokémon.
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If someone wears something because they like it or they feel drawn to it, great.
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He edits classic commercials into his journeys, and seems drawn to relics of American kitsch.
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I was drawn to the tension between the city's history and the hyper-modern festival.
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I think I was drawn to it because of that meeting at the gift shop.
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Guérard was particularly drawn to the humorous figures found in the ukiyo-e master's sketchbooks.
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Sid waves his arms and insists that Lennie leave; Lennie ignores him, eats all the food in the house and quickly radicalizes Kay, who's drawn to her youthful energy, and Alan (John Magaro), a young family friend who's drawn to her more physical attributes.
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Much as we are intrinsically inclined to trust, we are naturally drawn to a compelling story.
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Ashton finds herself drawn to him, causing her to choose between her old and new lives.
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He then pulls out a gun, but surprise — Elizabeth shows up, gun drawn to protect Rosalee.
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Is there anything that spiritually or emotionally links the music that Stadium & Shrines is drawn to.
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If kids are kept busy with sports and other activities, they won't be drawn to drugs.
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But knowing now that the slurp has cnidocytes makes me less drawn to playing with it.
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Harry told ITV he has been drawn to Africa since he visited as a young boy.
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Instead my eyes were drawn to the glowing home button at the center of the controller.
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I still find the slide projector magical, the way many people are drawn to vinyl records.
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Many people are drawn to the "sessionability" or drinkability and convenience of spiked seltzer, Gajiwala says.
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I am especially drawn to a rich blue vase attached to the base of a chalice.
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But I found myself lingering near her table, drawn to her open, unaffected, fun-loving nature.
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The pop icon told Vogue she was drawn to the playfulness and vitality of the clothing.
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After the drama of Thursday night's "Drawn to the Blood," such hints couldn't come fast enough.
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She's drawn to popular subjects—film stars or soccer players—and paints them with childlike directness.
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"They're drawn to [OpenGov's] innovation and tech and progressive element," says Bookman without missing a beat.
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So, why is it that so many people are drawn to superheroes in the first place?
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Today, as in the past, writers are drawn to the freedom, exuberance and tolerance of eccentricity.
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Steinem had said young women were drawn to Sanders because that was where the boys were.
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I've always been drawn to the so-called bad girls of Disney rather than the protagonists.
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Given that Woman X is said to be drawn to people who seem vulnerable, I'm concerned.
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Esposito said she was drawn to Seeso because "there's a flood of creativity" on the platform.
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Pirates were drawn to the area by the abundant flow of vessels laden with rich cargo.
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Miller was immediately drawn to the other person – they seemed "very cute" and had a cat.
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I was drawn to the MacBook Pro when I needed to edit my work as well.
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I personally am drawn to this material so that is the material I'm going to do.
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The trend makes sense when you think about it: Men are drawn to shiny objects. Kidding!
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Among those drawn to the ways of the Force, 1,367 are Jedi and 23 are Sith.
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"They are both funny and mischievous boys, so I think they are drawn to each other."
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She liked her colleagues at Northwestern University, but felt drawn to more collaborative, policy-relevant research.
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AS A photographer, Nan Goldin has been drawn to those living on the fringes of society.
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"They're drawn to being a part of something that looks as good as TV," Wayne said.
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Queiroz's side face a daunting task after being drawn to take on Morocco, Spain and Portugal.
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Ideologies always serve to define a coalition, because people are drawn to them for different reasons.
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When we watch a game involving Crystal Palace, we find ourselves inexorably drawn to Alan Pardew.
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Preference also plays a role, as younger Americans seem to be drawn to smaller, simpler living.
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Zak tells TMZ, as a collector of dark culture, he was drawn to the home's history.
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In theory, a line could be drawn to incorporate the vast majority of settlers within Israel.
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Why we're drawn to horror There's absolutely nothing wrong with going on a Stephen King binge.
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As their cathedral is rebuilt, may they be drawn to the beauty that is God-inspired.
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Obviously, I did not choose to go that path, but I was very drawn to it.
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Audiences have also been drawn to the film because of Neville's craftily constructed argument for decency.
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While Japanese people tend more toward over-saving, Honda says, Americans are overly drawn to accumulation.
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In both cases, those behind the maps admitted that they were drawn to benefit their party.
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There's a simple evolutionary reason why the human eye is naturally drawn to anything that shines.
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She had a charm and an enthusiasm about her that people were very, very drawn to.
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At such moments, people are drawn to nostalgia as a source of reassurance and self-esteem.
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But why are we drawn to stirring, seasonal music that makes us both happy and sad?
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You're always drawn to people in pain and have a wonderful gift for healing through empathy.
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He was in the chess club—obviously—and his mathematical brain was naturally drawn to science.
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Maybe we're so fascinated with submarines because humans are drawn to explore largely unknown hostile environments.
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Fishing vessels from Europe and Asia are drawn to West Africa, particularly for high-value tuna.
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The 22-year-old had been drawn to play Slovenian Aljaz Bedene in the opening round.
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Screenshot: CD ProjektSome are drawn to the dark mystic arts in a search for ultimate knowledge.
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To cope she'd shipped herself east, drawn to the open-ended promise of the marine frontier.
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As an overly cautious person myself, I was drawn to the way they sought out adventure.
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But many of them (especially men) are also drawn to his lower-taxes, small government message.
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Also, most Kryptonians seem to be drawn to selfless service, saving lives, kittens in trees, etc.
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He was not someone who sought conflict in daily life, yet he was drawn to war.
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In my playthrough, Alexios was helplessly drawn to Thaletas and guiltily lured him away from Kyra.
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And she wasn't the only lady in Hollywood who was drawn to this budget-friendly frock.
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From early on, he was drawn to the camera's ability to represent time in public space.
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It's about creating a personality that people are drawn to -- either out of love or hate.
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"Women are drawn to social work and policing is social work at its finest," said Cook.
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KM: I noticed you are often drawn to very masculine figures, even if they appear emasculated.
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Also, in my work, I have always been drawn to women our culture loves to hate.
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It's understandable that Kalyani & Isha would be drawn to ideas like these on their debut single.
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I've never really been that drawn to surfing though…Well we don't have to do that!
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When she visited Herzog's studio, Gleich says she was particularly drawn to the artist's visual style.
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But if I'm being totally honest with myself, I was also incredibly drawn to his sadness.
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For now, she's content to marvel in the vibrant community her platform has drawn to her.
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Mr. Yee said that the group, its Haydn bona fides aside, was drawn to the new.
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Trump may have also been drawn to Kavanaugh's expansive view of executive power in other areas.
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They admit they're more drawn to the sound of syllables than what their words actually mean.
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We have the same sense of humor and sensibilities and are drawn to the same people.
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Like so many other remote workers, veterans are drawn to the flexibility of working from home.
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Mr. Ho was soon drawn to Long Island, where a Taiwan-based paper had an office.
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Mr. Khare said he was not especially drawn to anything about Mr. Trump or his ideas.
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Some sellers and buyers are drawn to the hunt and the novelty of collecting rare products.
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His flaws have apparently been drawn to her attention, and she still plans to marry him.
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What happens if you're no longer drawn to getting the next title bump or salary raise?
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Why was Jessica drawn to — or blind to — Stalin's nominally left-wing brand of murderous tyranny?
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I'm drawn to natural stuff and unevenness, and to the humanity of things made by hand.
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It's likely that they were drawn to the simultaneous romanticism, challenge, and folly of doing so.
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He said he was drawn to the challenge of mastering the fine points of the game.
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Isaiah can hear Marcus's imagined scolding, but he's drawn to break-ins because they require ingenuity.
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When I moved to Providence not long ago, I was drawn to learn more about Lovecraft.
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That full representation of self is likely what fans have felt drawn to this time around.
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Maybe that ingrained allure is what made the adult film industry so drawn to the LC4.
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When writing, is there certain music or musicians that you find yourself drawn to for inspiration?
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What sort of feelings or emotions sit around that for you, when you're drawn to it?
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Several fund managers said they were drawn to U.S. companies that had little exposure to Europe.
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But with more people drawn to traditional, locally produced dishes like haggis, perhaps this will change.
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Perhaps this explains, then, why we're so drawn to adding this aesthetic aspect to digital images.
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Have you ever thought about what the clothing items you're drawn to say about your psyche?
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They were also drawn to the Yemenite folk cassettes they heard when they visited their grandparents.
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Subgroups drawn to the rally included Bikers for Trump, Truckers for Trump and Students for Trump.
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International buyers are often drawn to Recoleta, a "very traditional, very upscale neighborhood," Mr. Faigenbaum said.
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The Treibers were drawn to the area for its easy commute, strong schools and lively downtown.
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There are also voters who are drawn to Mr. Sanders's consistency in a chaotic, punishing world.
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Tsai's characters are drawn to entertain, whether you're a comic-book enthusiast or a military strategist.
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Mr. Berns was drawn to Nevada by its tax benefits, including the lack of income taxes.
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Landlords are vying to bring in Lego stores, too, because shoppers are drawn to new experiences.
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Young people appear to be especially drawn to the device, which is discrete enough to hide.
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We perceive onstage not personalities but vivid puppets, drawn to their doom by forces outside themselves.
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And I was always drawn to the history of musical theater, Rodgers & Hammerstein and Leonard Bernstein.
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If you don't believe in astrology, why do you think some people are drawn to it?
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Favorite artist As far back as I can remember, I've been drawn to Mondrian's Cubist works.
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Asked which types of girls are drawn to hobbyhorses, Maisa thinks for a while before answering.
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A packed district is drawn to include as many of the opposing party's voters as possible.
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They were drawn to the tidy yards with swimming pools and schools with green lacrosse fields.
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A packed district is drawn to include as many members of the opposition party as possible.
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Other directors have been drawn to Horvath's works because they have the texture of lived experience.
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" Jeremy, in turn, is drawn to the idea that "all my secrets were bare to her.
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She noted a particular increase in empty-nesters drawn to Asbury's walkable streets and many recreations.
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"I've always been drawn to the ballet-like nature of his specific play," Mr. Joseph said.
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The senator's attention was drawn to the issue following a recent report by The Washington Post.
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"I'm drawn to what I see as the accessibility and diversity of '80s design," he said.
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And journalists continued to be drawn to the style rather than the substance of hipster racism.
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Alyssa Piegari has been drawn to the emergency room (ER) ever since she graduated high school.
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Mr. Harrelson said he was originally drawn to Maui in part for its distance from Hollywood.
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Enn is particularly drawn to Zan (Elle Fanning), their single-syllable connection reinforced by interspecies curiosity.
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The school has over 8,000 students who are drawn to the redwood forests and beautiful beaches.
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The photographer liked the frame and was also drawn to the stylish woman wearing a hijab.
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As Russell was, Mr. Eifman is drawn to tales of trauma and martyrdom in period costumes.
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Chinese were also drawn to Harbin, first to help build the railway and later for business.
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Mr. Michaels is drawn to people who appear timeless, like this woman at the farmers' market.
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This is where I figured out the theme, because I was immediately drawn to 53A's CHOCOLATE.
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The anger that was drawn to the surface in 2016 and stayed there quickly boils over.
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Still, he was drawn to the cramped apartment where his birth mother, uncles and grandmother lived.
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That disqualified more than half of the store, and so I was drawn to the outliers.
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But she and her partners said they understood why people might be drawn to such conclusions.
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I even find myself still drawn to it when it&aposs nice enough to run outside.
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We were particularly drawn to this wall of UrbanStems plants toward the back of the store.
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Shouldn't Rey be drawn to something of Palpatine's instead of Luke's lightsaber in "The Force Awakens"?
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But Dr. Christian acknowledged that pedophiles may be drawn to jobs that provide access to children.
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Born Jill Lerner into a nonpracticing Jewish family in Brooklyn, she was always drawn to religion.
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Ms. Belova said she was drawn to the circus as a means of testing her limits.
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Ms. Caldwell said that she was drawn to the play partly because it wasn't a tragedy.
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Today, I would probably say that she disliked it but was powerfully, helplessly drawn to it.
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He's particularly drawn to people who have a notable feature — and those who aren't moving much.
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A budding artistic talent, Mr. Frank was drawn to the freedom and creative promise of America.
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They're drawn to them because they offer entertainment for the whole family and are well maintained.
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These dots are actually birds, who are drawn to the light along with insects and bats.
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He is especially drawn to the robot when his screen time for the day runs out.
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As a child he was drawn to the radio, especially dramas, and he collected radio scripts.
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She has also been drawn to the "prayerfulness" of the chapel and the sense of community.
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In the sequel, Elsa is drawn to her past, wondering where her ice powers come from.
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Bremer said that Jake was a "dynamic" boy and that she was instantly drawn to him.
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Fixed-income traders have been drawn to Egypt's high interest rates and veneer of authoritarian stability.
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But they do not forget why they were initially drawn to it: their love of sports.
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Some people are drawn to certain colors they find calming, while others seek out specific textures.
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The other, which I'm drawn to by my own obsession with decadence, would emphasize futility instead.
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Finally, others are drawn to the remnants of an animal's final behavior seen in the carcass.
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"When It's You," with its wry Everywoman of a narrator, is more drawn to the commonplace.
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Although he served in the Trump administration, Huntsman's public persona remained sanguine and drawn to moderation.
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People are drawn to the idea of aboveground decomposition mainly for environmental reasons, Mr. Pedersen said.
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Bathing buffs are more drawn to a warm-water soak as a physical and emotional palliative.
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Lando is always scamming someone, and that might be why Han is so drawn to him.
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That makes them the latest in a long line of hopeful prospectors drawn to the region.
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Whatever it was, people seemed drawn to it—Champagne's original tweet has 25,000 likes and counting.
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Consumers are increasingly drawn to products they perceive to be healthier and fresher over processed products.
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She is especially drawn to the Kouros, an ancient Greek sculpture of a young, naked man.
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But it's easy to understand why more creators are drawn to this kind of projection, now.
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Why are the residents of Dumbarton, in particular, and Scotland in general drawn to the supernatural?
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Too imperceptibly, certainly, for a nation consistently drawn to the spectacular — to what it can see.
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Instead, he was interested in ideas all along, and particularly drawn to movement conservatism's ideological orthodoxy.
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This is why I'm really drawn to yoga, because it calms me, it keeps me grounded.
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I've been really drawn to really heavy things like that Roly Porter record is so good.
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I was immediately drawn to the pencil's unique color which looked more red than brown to me.
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Little said Edgewell was drawn to Harry's success with building a brand and marketing directly to consumers.
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He was easygoing, with enough gravitas to counterbalance his silliness, and she was drawn to the combination.
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It prompted more than 142,000 comments, some vulgar, mostly from women apparently drawn to the officers' looks.
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I have always been drawn to the idea of being an important woman in charge of things.
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Instead, their focus was drawn to the side of the screen, where his browser history was displayed.
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While I am not as drawn to these images, "Marat with Eros" (1983) is tonic and iconic.
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I was immediately drawn to Sheriff Woody, voiced by Tom Hanks, my brother, Buzz Lightyear [Tim Allen].
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When Ria and Hugh first got engaged, they were drawn to the idea of a loft apartment.
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Sapio bills itself as a go-to community for people who are drawn to other smart people.
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I was particularly drawn to the impressionist artists and their visible brush strokes and depiction of light.
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So why are all these women, straight as well as queer, drawn to visualizing m/m sex?
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I think I was drawn to acoustically heavy characters like Cash and got into it that way.
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Maybe you only very, very occasionally find yourself drawn to someone in a romantic or sexual way.
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Each is drawn to Monrovia — where Africans, both indigenous tribes and those emancipated from enslavement — maintain autonomy.
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Despite having no professional background in design, she felt herself drawn to becoming a freelance graphic designer.
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Like many American artists of the time, Kemeys was drawn to scenes of raw and unfiltered nature.
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In her ambition and in her husband Mendieta was drawn to what she was most repelled by.
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At Christmas, our attention is drawn to the birth of a baby some two thousand years ago.
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The Rio 2016 Olympics has drawn to a close, and Team GB has a lot to celebrate.
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Originally he was drawn to the area because of its connection to Annie Proulx's story, Brokeback Mountain.
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"Those voters have been drawn to him because he's willing to flout" establishment rules, Mr. Strawn said.
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