The art attracted foot traffic, that foot traffic attracted small businesses, which in turn attracted large businesses.
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If you're attracted to women, you're attracted to trans women.
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Algae grew, which attracted bugs, which in turn attracted small fish like smelt.
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Edgar was attracted to monumental subjects, while Elsie was attracted to familiar ones.
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Last year's event attracted 1,500 visitors; this weekend's sold-out event attracted 9,000.
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One side is attracted to water; the other side is attracted to fat.
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Why is it that I'm attracted to these things that I am attracted to?
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But a transgender person can identify as a woman, even though she was assigned male at birth, and be gay (attracted to other women), straight (attracted to men), bisexual, asexual (sexually attracted to no one), or attracted to a traditionally undefined gender.
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But a trans person can identify as a man, even though he was assigned female at birth, and be gay (attracted to other men), straight (attracted to women), bisexual, asexual (sexually attracted to no one), or attracted to a traditionally undefined gender.
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While clearly we're attracted to vampires (looking at you, Bella), are vampires attracted to us?
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"Jack was very, very attracted to women who were very attracted to him," he said.
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And because I'm so attracted to menswear, I was really attracted to him to start with.
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This attracted more health plans, created a profitable and competitive market, and attracted many more enrollees.
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Why are some people attracted to the opposite sex, whereas others are attracted to the same sex?
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George and his cousins created and issued postage stamps, which attracted stamp enthusiasts, which attracted other micronations.
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They're not attracted to dirt — they're attracted to warmth, blood, and carbon dioxide, according to the EPA.
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I'm attracted to women, men, REALLY attracted to queer men, non binary people, intersex people, trans people.
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The scale measures attraction in two dimensions: who you're attracted to, and how you're attracted to them.
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So, that's why people are attracted to me—not sexually attracted but you, know, attracted to me and want be around me and why they want to [take] advice and listen to me.
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Dear Men, Being Attracted To Curvy Women Does Not Make You Brave So You're Attracted To Your Therapist...
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One end is attracted to water, and the other end is repelled by water and attracted to oil.
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"Just as most men are attracted to femininity, or softness, most women are attracted to masculinity," Venker wrote.
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Just as Centralia has attracted plenty of oddball microbes, it has also attracted weirdos of the more bipedal variety.
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"Millennials are going to be attracted to who they're going to be attracted to," said Democratic strategist Michael Trujillo.
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"The same things that attracted me to Barack Obama attracted me to Deval Patrick," David Axelrod told Politico in 2010.
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"I think we need to start conversations with trans-attracted men, what it means to be trans-attracted," Houston said.
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You thought you weren't attracted to him because he became a bit chubby, and then you found yourself attracted to him again.
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Can a relationship work if you are very much attracted to the individual as a person, but less attracted to them physically?
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"Not only was I attracted to him, but I was attracted to the life he had in film and politics," Ms. Blatt said.
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It's that power, Audrey says, that initially attracted her to Noah, and it's not hard to extrapolate that it attracted Whitney to Furkat.
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We get attracted to things that we see other people are attracted to, and we like things more the longer we like them.
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I've never dated a woman, never been in love with a woman but I'm like attracted to women, attracted to nonbinary people, trans people.
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In an interview with my colleague Julie Mason, Sanders's wife, Jane, said she was attracted to his policies before she was attracted to him.
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For example, the sexual development spectrum (the "physically attracted to" and "emotionally attracted to" sections) might not be appropriate for young kids, Ehrensaft says.
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"Honestly, I'm just so attracted to how Chyna was when she raises her son, that's what attracted me to her," the reality TV star said.
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" She adds, "At first I was attracted to the way he made me feel, and now I'm attracted to the things I learn from him.
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" She added, "At first I was attracted to the way he made me feel, and now I'm attracted to the things I learn from him.
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But we are attracted, me from the technology side, her from a sort of development/business side, we are attracted to the really big ideas.
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When I figured out I was attracted to my best friend, I just assumed Tegan was figuring out she was attracted to her best friend.
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These attracted molecules, which formed dust particles, which formed rocks, which attracted gases that got so dense they combusted, wheedled, spun, orbited … you know the rest.
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You're attracted to whoever you're attracted to, and if that person happens to look a little like your dad around the eyes, then so be it.
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I think I am particularly attracted to the materiality of a lot of West African art, and that same quality is what attracted me to Detroit.
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Survey data suggests these voters are attracted to Trump for the same reason that, say, French voters are attracted to the National Front: fear of immigrants.
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Given the number of those affected, Type 21 diabetes has attracted ample funding, while Type 1, which is generally diagnosed in children, has attracted fewer resources.
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And what could be more traditional than the stereotype that men should be attracted to only women, or that women should be attracted to just men.
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People are attracted to who they are attracted to, which leads back to representation, which turns this whole situation into the proverbial snake eating its own tail.
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Even to say "I'm not attracted to this person because they're black"—the whole idea of being attracted to someone because of race is surrounded by racism.
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"We use your attraction genes to determine who you are attracted to and who is attracted to you, right in your new dating app!" the company website claims.
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And my following is going to grow, in part because a lot of the folks that are attracted to my campaign are not attracted to more established politicians.
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Globally, $3.6 billion came out of equity funds in total, bond funds attracted $9.7 billion and gold attracted $200 million, in what BAML described as "risk off" flows.
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In other words, there was one basket of racists, attracted to Trump because of his racism, and another basket of nonracists attracted to him in spite of it.
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In addition, men who are attracted to women as well as men were at greater risk of poor mental health than men attracted only to men, the researchers found.
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Tsai and her premier, Lin Chuan, have attracted criticism for forming an old, technocratic and male-dominated Cabinet, which has attracted heavy criticism from a society that expects change.
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In my case, I'm mainly attracted to other people, but at times, I'm also attracted to myself (which might be why my ex-girlfriend looks so much like me).
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"If he was attracted to middle school girls in 1999 then he's still attracted to middle school girls," Assistant US Attorney Angel Krull told US District Judge Harry Leinenweber.
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To be honest, the Venn diagram of the men who are attracted to me and the men I am attracted to resembles two circles separated by the Atlantic Ocean.
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His latest book, " Electile Dysfunction ," attracted little interest.
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While that happens, Fitz and Rosen catch up in the Secret Room and talk about how they're not attracted to headband women — they're attracted to women who rule the world.
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Read these stories next: So You're Attracted To Your Therapist... Dear Men, Being Attracted To Curvy Women Does Not Make You Brave What Is A Sapiosexual — & Could You Be One?
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"[S]exual orientation discrimination is a subset of sex discrimination", the court reasoned, because men who are attracted to men are treated differently from women who are attracted to men.
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I chose polyamory because I don't tend to be attracted to people very often, so when I am attracted to someone, I want to have the chance to explore that.
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U.S. stocks attracted the bulk of the inflows with $22.7 billion, whilst emerging market equities attracted some $300 million - the first inflows in five weeks for both of these segments.
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But girls who reported being attracted to other girls were 95 percent more likely to get suspended or expelled compared to girls who said they were only attracted to boys.
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Ulta attracted more high-end beauty brands, which attracted more customers, which led to more sales, which convinced more high-end beauty brands to sell their products in Ulta stores.
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Funds that invest in higher-rated investment-grade corporate bonds attracted $824 million in a sixth straight week of new demand, while riskier high-yield bond funds attracted just $85 million.
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I wasn't attracted to my cousin — physically or mentally.
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" He added, he was "automatically attracted to beautiful women.
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" Option A: "She is uncontrollably sexually attracted to you.
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"Look, you're on the set for six months, with someone who's rooting to be attracted to you, and you're rooting to be attracted to them," LaBeouf, 32, told Details magazine in 2011.
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In a 2018 interview with Rolling Stone, Monáe came out as identifying as pansexual, which means "being attracted to all gender identities, or attracted to people regardless of gender," according to GLAAD.
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Britain has attracted more foreign investment in infrastructure than any other European country, with China and Canada heading a long list of buyers attracted to the country's stable regulatory environment and open approach.
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What attracted you to bid on the border wall project?
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Since then, however, UAE bourses have attracted more foreign money.
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"She is very attracted to Tristan as a dad, too."
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People are not the only ones attracted to the market.
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But the CDU's firmer stance attracted criticism from the opposition.
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People attracted to animals or family members or the elderly.
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How do you let someone know you are sexually attracted?
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How do you know someone is sexually attracted to you?
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You're feeling seductive, and everyone is majorly attracted to you.
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"I was very attracted to him, still am," Fox admitted.
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The borough's rising profile has attracted multiple moneyed sustainability stakeholders.
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Asia's $105 billion beauty industry has attracted plenty of admirers.
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Even "The Force Awakens" attracted its own share of ire.
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Initially they attracted hippies and youngsters alienated from their parents.
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Leveraged lending has attracted some attention in Washington of late.
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The project has attracted more than 200 supporters to date.
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Chai's presentation has attracted widespread media coverage — and some criticism.
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What made Garland so attracted, and attractive, to these men?
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As such, it's attracted heavy skepticism from experts like Prause.
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Their Instagram video also attracted several comments from fellow celebrities.
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The issue attracted $700 million in orders from 42 accounts.
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"I can be emotionally, physically attracted to men," he continued.
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CICIG has attracted the president's ire for investigating his family.
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You have to be attracted to her inside and out.
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Emperor Naruhito's enthronement ceremony attracted the ultimate royal guest list.
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I try not to analyze what attracted me to it.
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What about building connections through AR attracted you the most?
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"I'm personally very, very attracted to unreleased games," said Galindo.
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Even still, MobileMark has attracted a great deal of controversy.
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The country's burgeoning AI industry has also attracted foreign firms.
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Startups attracted to its reference to "input/output" have registered .
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The bizarre nature of these trucks is what attracted Benson.
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The account, which has now been suspended, quickly attracted attention.
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We were attracted to each other but it was complicated.
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Datwani says Madison Rooms has already attracted about 100 members.
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While the podcast attracted millions of listeners, its finale underwhelmed.
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Georges has attracted tens of thousands of customers so far.
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And I think union members have been attracted to that.
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Sierra expressed gratitude for the attention his case has attracted.
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"I really feel you're not attracted to me," he explains.
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Unlike some whales and dolphins, they're not attracted to boats.
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Translation: She's not physically attracted to him in the slightest.
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Ultimately, she forgave him, probably because she's attracted to him.
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Mosquitoes are said to be attracted to floral, sweet scents.
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Valls' comment has attracted criticism from politicians, feminists, and historians.
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That post reportedly attracted backlash from Chinese social media users.
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The two awarded last year only attracted two bidders each.
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Entrepreneurs and consumers are often attracted to flashy, trendy things.
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What attracted Bannon to them was this idea of decline.
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An event by the Eurosceptic Bruges Group attracted 800 people.
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Storytelling, he explains, is what really attracted him to psychotherapy.
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"I was not sexually attracted to a child," she said.
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It's in my core of what I'm naturally attracted to.
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This form of Republicanism attracted a number of former Democrats.
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But events that attracted criticism also made it seem impregnable.
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The company has attracted 20 clients so far, including OVH.
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What do you think attracted the Academy to Phantom Thread?
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The findings have attracted attention from policymakers and economists worldwide.
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Rising inflation expectations have attracted an unlikely investor to gold.
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Some recent Chinese bids have attracted intense regulatory scrutiny overseas.
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Well, says Lorelai, would John Oliver be attracted to her?
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No other Republican has attracted such criticism from Mr. Christie.
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Wagestream's innovative approach has attracted investors with a social focus.
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I think the first Challenge attracted a lot of attention.
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That was the first thing that attracted you to it.
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The event attracted about 37,000 people from over 100 countries.
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" Miguel Gluckstern: "Once someone has a microphone, people get attracted.
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Stock funds attracted $4.1 billion during the week ended Dec.
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The Edinburgh scientists' various trials have long attracted media attention.
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They're also attracted to magnets because of their magnet content.
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The jailing of the young activists has attracted international attention.
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He was the person who really attracted me to racing.
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One reason is that few are attracted to the work.
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They are more attracted to alternative, even autocratic regime types.
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And women are attracted to men that resemble their fathers.
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Computex attracted about 135,000 visitors this year, the organizers said.
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In the Netherlands, Nextdoor attracted 240,000 unique visitors to Nextdoor.
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Naturally the photo has attracted a number of hilarious comments.
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The demand has attracted global crime networks, complicating conservation efforts.
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Both measures attracted scant support outside their sponsors' respective parties.
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The liberalisation of the EGP has attracted renewed portfolio inflows.
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"I can be emotionally, physically attracted to men," he said.
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Some people are simply just attracted to dolls or robots.
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So far, it has attracted 250 customers in 100 countries.
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The issue attracted $21.5 billion in bids, the ministry said.
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I was attracted to him but he had a girlfriend.
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Who were the bands that attracted you to the city?
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Chris Christie, all of whom attracted less than 3 percent.
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Examine the way you talk about women you're attracted to.
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Don't assume that all women are attracted to men. 91.
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He didn't care that they were attracted to his disability.
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At most they attracted a few hundred hits, he said.
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He helped mobilize disaffected voters who were attracted to Trump.
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His medium was radio, and he attracted thousands of followers.
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Her games attracted Hollywood celebrities, sports stars, and billionaire businessmen.
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This costume somehow attracted a man 26 years my senior.
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I was always attracted to more of a real fight.
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Its lush riverine lands have attracted incomers since ancient times.
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In April, South Korean bonds attracted inflows of $452 million.
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His remarks and tone attracted praise even from some critics.
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He passed a liberalized mining code that attracted foreign investment.
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Even among online celebrities, Venus Angelic has always attracted controversy.
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It attracted ether at one point worth more than $200m.
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Utah businesses attracted $732 million in venture capital last year.
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The initiative has attracted no significant opposition on Capitol Hill.
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I think it was really the 'Lear' that attracted me.
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The biggest similar projects have attracted a few million dollars.
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A decade later, it attracted about 20 percent, he said.
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And that it attracted only a fraction of the attention?
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Several have attracted blockbuster ratings for the networks televising them.
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The rich natural resources of Africa attracted the European titans.
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The devices have attracted scrutiny in recent years from authorities.
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Emerging Asia attracted $19.9 billion and Latin America $7.3 billion.
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This isn't the first time these accounts have attracted attention.
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It became an instant success, but it also attracted trouble.
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Week 3 of our Summer Reading Contest attracted 583 responses.
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That in mind, DSA has traditionally attracted mostly white guys.
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But building safety in other industries has attracted less scrutiny.
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Goliath has always attracted more of a crowd than David.
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Systematic strategies haven't exactly flopped and still attracted significant assets.
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What-- why-- WARREN BUFFETT: I'm surprised that attracted any attention.
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Since then, it's attracted fans alongside its food court counterparts.
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Some of the unbound delegates have already attracted media attention.
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Its explosive growth has also attracted the eye of investors.
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That strategy has attracted major investments, but limited overall growth.
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The $85 billion merger has attracted criticism from both parties.
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He said Bashneft has attracted interest primarily from Russian investors.
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Adecco's report notes these countries have long attracted skilled workers.
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In fact this made me even more attracted to her.
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These higher fees, in turn, attracted more sophisticated Chinese middlemen.
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"Those aren't the companies I want to be attracted to."
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The reverse was true when a job attracted more men.
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Architects became attracted to furniture and buildings that resembled bubbles.
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His Facebook post showcasing his work attracted 1.8 million views.
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The Yangtze attracted a lot of interesting customers, of course.
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The men I'm attracted to are considerate and equally cautious.
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This was the 28th robot wrestling tournament attracted 120 competitors.
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What did you learn about who you are attracted to?
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So why are you so attracted to stories about thieves?
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I'm always attracted to these characters because of their spirit.
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The Future Group's approach has attracted interest from TV networks.
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The exhibition does not gloss over the hostility they attracted.
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This approach has attracted considerable support from other autocratic regimes.
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Energy, transportation, and infrastructure projects attracted the most foreign investment.
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Their dramatic rescue attracted media attention from around the world.
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It has attracted a lot of capital to the sector.
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The fight attracted dozens of angry partisans from both sides.
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But even this nascent category has attracted some tough competitors.
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They attracted the consumer, they got the order from you.
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One diver died in that effort, which attracted global attention.
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These arrangements have attracted support from across the political spectrum.
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I was very attracted to it, and I never stopped.
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He was attracted to displays of "opulence," Mr. Stone said.
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MSNBC attracted 2.9 million, and CNN brought in 2.5 million.
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Ksenia A. Sobchak, the only woman, attracted just 1.68 percent.
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Chaminade usually attracted dozens or hundreds of fans, not thousands.
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Articles about feminism attracted very high levels of blocked comments.
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What do you think attracted the Academy voters to it?
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He's very attracted to "dark and morbid things," Furtado says.
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But the vast reach of Facebook has also attracted scammers.
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"The Parisian" has attracted a good deal of advance praise.
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But the industry's lucrative model has attracted mainstream financial institutions.
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The issue has also attracted some support in governor mansions.
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The practice has attracted criticism from progressive Democrats like Rep.
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Since it launched last week, it's attracted thousands of applicants.
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Dick was attracted to boys at St. Patrick's elementary school.
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A petition to ban Blanc attracted just under 160,000 signatures.
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Voters are attracted to candidates with whom they can identify.
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A demonstration in nearby Tyumen attracted similar numbers, Interfax reported.
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I've been attracted to vintage watches for a long time.
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And it's this relative resistance that has attracted some newcomers.
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The case has attracted global attention and inflamed international tensions.
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But the legislation, which attracted bipartisan support, stalled in Congress.
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Mr. Trudeau's campaign planes have attracted unusual attention this election.
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Lauren was first attracted to Robert because of his age.
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But Peter really seems to be attracted to all that.
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The case attracted attention across Britain and on the internet.
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It's always how I feel and what I'm attracted to.
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The stringent measures placed on Hubei have also attracted criticism.
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Bibi's case attracted widespread outrage and support from Christians worldwide.
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If not, what attracted him to Lamb and his kind?
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As value investors we are naturally attracted to hated sectors.
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It attracted young people, many not previously involved in politics.
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The spending has also attracted the attention of soccer's regulators.
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Not all cats are attracted to catnip or flavored drinks.
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Last weekend, the maze attracted about 1,000 visitors per day.
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In 2017 the SEC attracted an average attendance of 75,074.
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The measure attracted criticism and support from across the country.
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But the passenger who attracted the most attention was Mrs.
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With fund three, Magma has attracted its first institutional investor.
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The treatment of N.F.L. cheerleaders has attracted national attention recently.
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Paul area has always attracted business from across the globe.
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The business is profitable and attracted considerable interest from buyers.
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But the flowers attracted honeybees, yellow jacket wasps and bumblebees.
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Pineau said that's one thing that attracted her to Facebook.
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This attracted two telephone bidders as well as its guarantor.
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In previous years such proceedings attracted millions of (human) commentators.
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What attracted you to doing a big Hollywood action movie?
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"You're attractive, but I'm not attracted to you," said another.
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Attracted and repelled, Garner circles around the unspeakable, abysmal horror.
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But her campaign had attracted attention -- and admirers -- at times.
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It attracted more than 300,000 visitors in San Francisco alone.
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And that I was attracted to boys instead of girls.
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That view has attracted growing support in the academic community.
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Its growth has also attracted perhaps unwanted attention from regulators.
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Bank breakup legislation has attracted little political traction in Congress.
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India's retail market has already attracted the biggest global names.
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The intervention of philanthropists in this area has attracted critiques.
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The vending machines have attracted new customers and boosted revenue.
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By Tuesday evening, it had attracted more than 43,000 signatures.
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Saphon Energy has attracted international attention for its innovative design.
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In 2017, it attracted 120,000 moviegoers and exhibited 181 movies.
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That attracted the attention of noted short seller Citron Research.
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But the rising property values of nearby lots attracted investors.
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Lloyd also attracted scrutiny for his work outside the administration.
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His warnings about a disorderly Brexit attracted accusations of scaremongering.
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Do I even know whom I'm attracted to or why?
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"I'm not attracted to archaic devices like proroguing," he said.
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Jensen's two knitted "paintings" also attracted me — at least initially.
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Is that part of what attracted you to that theme?
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The forum attracted a number of 883 hopefuls, including Sens.
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But the stark reality for many women with trans experience is that marriages fall apart, those attracted to men are often exploited and those of us attracted to women are not considered suitable partners.
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In 1916, the Women's Peace Party of Greater New York organised "War Against War", an exhibition, which attracted 5,000-10,000 visitors a day; their creative displays and satirical cartoons attracted both support and condemnation.
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Mr Obama's approval rating among black voters stayed high throughout his term but fell among Latinos and whites Cheap housing attracted African-Americans from northern cities; it also attracted immigrants from Jamaica and Nigeria.
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The video apology on Facebook has been viewed more than 1.5 million times and attracted more than 8,000 comments, in a sign of the attention Fernandes' political stance has attracted in its home market.
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Their results also show that there's not genetic evidence that "the more someone is attracted to the same sex, the less they are attracted to the opposite sex," the authors said, according to Gizmodo.
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It was perhaps an unlikely bond: As Mr. Stein would say, he was white, Jewish and attracted to women while Mr. Baldwin was black, the stepson of a Pentecostal minister and attracted to men.
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Meanwhile, U.S. equities attracted $5 billion, their largest inflows in 17 weeks, Japan equities pulled in $4.8 billion, their biggest in 14 months, and emerging market stocks attracted $400 million, the most in 19 weeks.
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"Filmmakers are attracted to controversy, they're attracted to issues, debates of the day, and the racial debate is certainly one of the key ones," said Piers Hardling, chief executive of the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Since launching in November, the company has attracted roughly 1,000 customers.
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For example, Stewart's mother wasn't attracted to her father at first.
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What attracted your firm to bid on the border wall project?
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That aggressive expansion has attracted fresh recruits from across North Africa.
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In 2016 the sector attracted $1.5bn; production rose by nearly 60%.
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Bond funds have attracted $183 billion since the start of 2019.
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But the comments section attracted more than 19973,000 comments, overwhelmingly critical.
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I was attracted to a lot of men who loved her.
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Whether their wives are more physically attracted to women than men.
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Immigrants are attracted by the kind of society that settlers build.
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Sean McFate: It's attracted attention for at least two key reasons.
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The enigma herself attracted many an A-Listers throughout the evening.
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What has attracted this interest is the company's approach to cybersecurity.
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The listing attracted 132 bids before closing at 3:45 a.m.
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We've attracted pretty much all of our investors as customers first.
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Afterwards, Alison found that she was attracted almost exclusively to women.
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The cult attracted many young people, including graduates of top universities.
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In total, the removed accounts attracted more than 1 million followers.
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There is no doubt that this event has attracted global attention.
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Kanizay's bleeding most likely just attracted a lot of other fleas.
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Language in family leave policies has attracted controversy in recent years.
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Today's standalone leaders have attracted significant investment from private equity — e.g.
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But these alternative approaches have not attracted a lot of investment.
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It attracted people not by the dozens or hundreds, but thousands.
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ByteDance's success has attracted big investors, including tech kingmaker SoftBank (SFTBY).
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The protests, named the Great Return March, have attracted significant attention.
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His new supporters are attracted to his technology-first political platform.
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I had seen only transgender women who were attracted to men.
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" Here, Stodden jumps in: "I'm attracted to insecure men, I think.
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I wasn't expecting to be so attracted to a bigger girl.
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By the end of 0003, it had attracted private equity investment.
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Domestic-demand sectors such as utility, construction and railway attracted buyers.
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These days, celebrities seem aggressively attracted to the low-maintenance style.
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Now, audiences are more attracted to a franchise than a star.
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A rival petition, supporting the visit, had attracted about 250,000 names.
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Maybe he had transsexual relativesor maybe he was attracted to transsexuals.
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Privacy questions have also attracted the attention of Germany's cartel office.
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Ghoulies also are attracted to loud noises, but more specifically music.
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It is burning, however, that has attracted the most futuristic technologies.
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But I was attracted to her, so stuck it out anyway.
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In contrast, passive funds attracted almost $110 billion in new investment.
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That project has attracted four of the five biggest shipping lines.
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The robo-advisers have quickly attracted a growing number of investors.
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Damond's death, and the circumstances surrounding it, have attracted worldwide attention.
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In 19683, Gary Johnson attracted 21968 percent of the national vote.
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The case attracted outsize media attention in the UK and internationally.
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Being primarily sexually, aesthetically, and/or romantically attracted to masculinity. Bicurious
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Being primarily sexually, aesthetically, and/or romantically attracted to femininity. Polyamorous
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She has attracted the most endorsements, getting a nod from Sen.
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I'm just basically attracted to any person that I connect with.
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The nouveau riche Parisians attracted top names to the French capital.
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ISIS once attracted an estimated 40,000 militants from around the world.
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Most Conservatives do not seem attracted by such bare-knuckle politics.
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What attracted us about this place were the opportunities for experimenting.
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As a result, he attracted criticism from industrialist donors to MIT.
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Rather than being a disadvantage, this background may have attracted Balanchine.
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It isn't disclosing how many users it has attracted so far.
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The clerical regime organised counter-demonstrations that attracted tens of thousands.
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We were attracted to WeLab because of its innovative business model.
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Critics have contemplated why these stories have attracted so much attention.
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Universal Music Group's afterparty also attracted a slew of coveted stars.
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He is actually attracted to the crimes and also The Penguin.
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Safe-haven Treasury funds attracted their first inflows since late February.
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She's attracted some powerful, yet politically dangerous, allies along the way.
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That combination of talent and publicity attracted a flood of money.
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Details: EM securities attracted $26.3 billion of foreign capital in February.
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Cohen was initially attracted to the project because of Mercury's lifestyle.
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I want to have sex with someone I am attracted to.
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I can't have sex with the people I am attracted to.
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But the industry has other unique upsides that have attracted investors.
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Advertisers are particularly attracted to video that reaches a younger audience.
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The clip attracted a mix of derision and outrage on Weibo.
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I'm playing a character, and people are obviously attracted to it.
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I must admit, I was simply not attracted to male seniors.
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A recent advertisement for 90,000 railway jobs attracted around 25m applicants.
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I wasn't attracted to men, so how could I be female?
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Air Berlin has also attracted buyer interest from China's LinkGlobal Logistics.
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Such deals have attracted some of the world's biggest tech companies.
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After the tweets attracted widespread attention on Monday, Mr. Tyson responded.
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Cyberpunk's latest demo has attracted controversy for a couple of reasons.
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The photos have attracted a flurry of negative responses on Instagram.
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The potential has also attracted the attention of Uber and Lyft.
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"These core features of ISIS are what attracted her," Abrahms says.
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Bikram Yoga attracted fans including Jennifer Aniston, George Clooney and Madonna.
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It also attracted 500,000 Tweets in just 45 minutes on Wednesday.
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So it's not a huge surprise that it's attracted new investment.
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"I mean, I've always been attracted to genuine confidence," he says.
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The startup got its own banking license and attracted 500,000 customers.
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The Baltimore convention attracted around 15,000 attendees from across the country.
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On the other hand, individual companies releasing bright outlook attracted buying.
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He attracted just four swings and misses out of 82 pitches.
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Clearly there are gay guys who are very attracted to masculinity.
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The bugs are attracted to lights, specifically ultraviolet lights, Knight said.
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The investigation into her disappearance has attracted national and global interest.
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Protests and marches have attracted crowds in the hundreds of thousands.
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VICE: What attracted you to Jeb Bush as a political figure?
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It's a spiritual approach to Islam and that's what attracted me.
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Within hours, they attracted a wealth of popularity on the internet.
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Ofo's success has even attracted the attentions of Apple's Tim Cook.
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Restrictions on religion have attracted particular concern in the United States.
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The final debate has attracted media from all over the globe.
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This interest is part of what attracted the Libra Association's members.
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Its wide variety of services has attracted users, but crimped profits.
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" Yet Remnick's decision to disinvite Bannon also attracted some criticism. "Huh.
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TEPCO has attracted fierce criticism for its handling of the disaster.
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Saturday's Pink Dot gay pride rally attracted 20,000 attendees, organizers said.
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But this t-shirt has attracted the attention of Sopel himself.
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Nonetheless, investors continue to be attracted to lucrative short-term returns.
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Cook Inlet sales in 2012, 20073 and 2014 attracted spirited bidding.
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I would expect Kasich to have attracted some new voters tonight.
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That's what attracted me to the internet in the first place.
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The recent pirate attacks have attracted comment from the US military.
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Last month, a BBC documentary attracted controversy after highlighting the issue.
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But the Telegarden, too, attracted an intensely engaged, mostly positive crowd.
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All the more unusual is the Hollywood attention Ossoff has attracted.
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This expanded opportunity, in fact, was what attracted iZettle's newest investor.
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They confronted the region's chaotic traffic and attracted less affluent clients.
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With these enhancements, we attracted a higher-paying, more qualified tenant.
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Much of the criticism the deal has attracted is therefore deserved.
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The visit attracted criticism both inside and also outside the company.
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The Detroit Zoo recently attracted an unexpected visitor: a wild animal.
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One day he's attracted to you and one day [he's not].
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I think people are almost naturally attracted to social democratic values.
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However, there is an authenticity in Sheppard's feralness that attracted Tsukerman.
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Franco has also attracted attention for controversial behavior on social media.
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It's a model that has attracted some competitors with big backing.
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REITs had attracted funds escaping low bond yields for many months.
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The Georgia Democratic gubernatorial primary has attracted other major national names.
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Wired reported that his parade attracted even more spectators than Lindbergh's.
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The company has already attracted more than $100 million in funding.
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But Amazon has also attracted vocal protests over its business practices.
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Sanctions and resolutions attracted bipartisan sponsors and passed with overwhelming majorities.
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She seemed most attracted to the idea of being 18 again.
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This isn't the first time the BLM has attracted such criticism.
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It is not just décor that has attracted Virgin travelers' loyalty.
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Last year's final event attracted around 200 million television viewers worldwide.
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He also attracted a boisterous crowd just outside Helena Friday evening.
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Nina, Dworkin fought back, and attracted considerable media attention that led
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Mr. Sanders has attracted extraordinary support from young voters, beating Mrs.
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Michelle is clearly attracted to Barack but reluctant to date him.
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In 2017 the three scary flicks released attracted just 250,000 people.
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It has also attracted interest from buyout groups Cerberus and Centerbridge.
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The incentives had attracted mainly capital-intensive manufacturers, particularly pharmaceutical companies.
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And then, of course, people are attracted to young, beautiful bodies.
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Both of those incidents attracted conservative criticism of the left. Rep.
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Juul attracted young users with its sleek design and flavored pods.
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Ms. Albert, having attracted attention while in disguise, now wants more.
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The case against HBO and Oliver has attracted repeated national attention.
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Kaepernick's athletic style attracted praise, especially after the Super Bowl year.
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The race between McCready and Bishop has attracted significant outside attention.
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Mr. Vakil's leadership was what attracted Mr. Dhar to the school.
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Once in place, the infrastructure attracted vast sums of foreign investment.
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Cicilline has not attracted any GOP co-sponsors yet, but Rep.
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The protest has already attracted some of the web's biggest names.
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Australian media reported the rally attracted 600 people at its peak.
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Taylor Swift's new track "London Boy" has attracted plenty of attention.
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"Star Trek Beyond," which received strong reviews, attracted an older audience.
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The race attracted campaign visits for Gillum from former President Obama.
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But Steve's has an edge, which I've always been attracted to.
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The Super Bowl has reliably attracted more than 100 million viewers.
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Historically, gay is used for men who are attracted to men.
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Since the start, the project has attracted its share of skeptics.
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I am attracted to characters who express themselves in extreme ways.
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Since March, Rooklyn has attracted recruits from at least 10 nations.
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But recently TikTok has attracted both press attention and political criticism.
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The Syrian conflict has attracted too much attention to stolen antiquities.
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The fitness drink industry has attracted other top athletes as investors.
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Unsurprisingly, tactics like these attracted some questionable figures to the program.
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Amazon has attracted criticism for similar reasons with its Alexa service.
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The march eventually attracted an estimated 85033,000, according to the Tribune.
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He added that garages had attracted a premium in recent years.
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As Venus enters Taurus, you're attracted to the mysteries of love.
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Those stock funds attracted $0.1493 billion during the week ended Feb.
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I was attracted to her strength — maybe to her as well.
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It has attracted 175 million regular users, according to the company.
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Bibi's case has attracted widespread outrage and support from Christians worldwide.
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It voted for him unanimously, attracted by his record in Denver.
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Cheap rent and a voracious appetite for culture have attracted artists.
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In fact, the characters don't seem terribly attracted to those halls.
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The ETF attracted $265.7 million in December, its biggest monthly inflow.
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UPDATE: It seems this property has attracted yet another pop superstar.
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Bonds attracted money overall despite their negative performance during the week.
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When did it click that you were primarily attracted to intelligence?
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Marie says she knows she's never actually been attracted to children.
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Poole was apparently attracted by the inherently nerdy culture Google fosters.
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They're attracted to that rhetoric and are happy to choose scapegoats.
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What attracted you to Vector Meldrew's work in the first place?
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You're feeling magical today, and people are super attracted to you!
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Though the technology has attracted major controversy when applied to foodstuffs.
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What is your earliest memory of being attracted to both disciplines?
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Noisey: Hey, what attracted you to goth in the first place?
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Your sex partner is with you because they're attracted to you.
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Past events have attracted influencers, celebrities, and the Silicon Valley elite.
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Tax breaks initiated in the 1970s attracted employers like pharmaceutical producers.
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Women are more attracted to men with a sense of humor.
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Kanye West's Sunday Service has attracted numerous celebrities, including Brad Pitt.
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The company's rapid growth attracted investment from Silicon Valley's technology investors.
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As the movement has attracted mainstream attention, it's also found detractors.
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Fledgling exchanges for trading carbon emissions rights have attracted limited interest.
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General Konashenkov said that the exercises had attracted interest from NATO.
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Caruso-Cabrera: Does it bother you he's attracted to those people?
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We're attracted to attaining a lifestyle of luxury during this transit.
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But even during these years, Mr. Khan attracted a passionate following.
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Though criticized as tendentiously Western-centric, the book attracted Kennedy's attention.
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His performances have attracted the notice of several Formula One teams.
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Islam's mobilizing power attracted Communist activists in the 21965s and 203s.
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The channels, according to the site, have attracted billions of views.
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These opportunity zones don't have that or they'd have attracted investment.
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Last year's event attracted more than 25,25 visitors over 19803 days.
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They're attracted to the warmth and carbon dioxide we give off.
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It's human nature for people to be attracted to dark places.
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Last year, the abbey attracted 1.3 million visitors and 300,000 worshipers.
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It's not only the plant's mammoth scale that has attracted attention.
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What attracted you to the gay cruise in the first place?
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Mr. Trump's comments on Monday attracted attention from lawmakers back home.
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Summer vacations became democratized, and summer camps soon attracted new constituencies.
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Still, Mr. Macron's administration has attracted criticism for moving too slowly.
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You seem at once attracted to aphorisms and suspicious of them.
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He has also attracted a new and notable foe: the president.
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They've always been sexually attracted to women and "femme-leaning" people.
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According to its organizers, the New York mobilization attracted 000,000 marchers.
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It turned out to be a school that attracted troubled youth.
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"My success in life might have attracted jealousy, unfortunately," he wrote.
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PANSEXUAL Someone who is attracted to people of all gender identities.
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"The competition attracted talented people into public life," said Mr. Alexander.
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Nonetheless, the installation has newly attracted sea life and coral growth.
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I've always been attracted to making things out of found objects.
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A YouTube video of that song has attracted 2.5 million views.
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Higher yields have also attracted investors who normally stick to stocks.
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"I was definitely attracted to him at that point," she said.
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And I think that that's attracted a whole generation of people.
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I'm attracted to the flavor of vintage watches, to their essence.
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He helped Kevin Kelly organize hacker conferences, which attracted media attention.
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He was attracted by the golf, and the hunting and fishing.
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A Chiefs logo adorned the shirt, which attracted plenty of attention.
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Mr. Portis shrank from the attention his more celebrated novels attracted.
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The island attracted a seasonal influx of film and literary personalities.
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It's certainly flattering -- and who isn't attracted to a higher paycheck?
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Are you more attracted to classical ballets than to contemporary ones?
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Even though it attracted a massive viewership, critical reviews were mixed.
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The race attracted 19 teams, eight of which were professional racers.
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It has attracted $67 million (€60 million) of funding in total.
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An economic boom attracted thousands of Indians, creating a professional class.
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News of the suspension has attracted attention from national news outlets.
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It has attracted the most high-end restaurant defections from OpenTable.
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That combination has attracted the interest of private venture capital firms.
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The group attracted a lot of attention in local dance halls.
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To date, the draft regulations have attracted over 124,85033 public comments.
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She told detectives she was attracted to Riley and was bisexual.
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And Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge has attracted fewer people than expected.
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With an emphasis on appearance, they've attracted a lot of attention.
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Those mountains have since attracted young people from all over China.
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In December, emerging market equities attracted healthy inflows of $12.9 billion.
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" • "I can be sexually attracted to anyone in the right circumstances.
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Throughout the season, Doherty admitted she didn't feel attracted to Norton.
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Once in place, the infrastructure attracted vast sums of foreign investment.
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Most fish are attracted to shimmery objects that catch the light.
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For the past three years, it's also attracted President Donald Trump.
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He is instead attracted to things instinctively, almost by free association.
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But the day has also attracted a fair amount of backlash.
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Ventures in the United States attracted investment of around $7.4 billion.
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Washington businesses attracted nearly $21 billion in venture capital last year.
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Ride-hailing in China has also attracted some powerful outside investors.
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The network attracted an average of 643,000 viewers from 9 p.m.
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It attracted nearly 1.2 million visitors, twice as many as expected.
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Posobiec has attracted his own controversy after pushing various conspiracy theories.
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The Fidelity ZERO International Index Fund (FZILX) has attracted $20.10 million.
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"I think people are attracted to that [rawness]," Oleander told CNBC.
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Town council meetings attracted dozens of anxious landscapers and frustrated residents.
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Grad school is when I became deeply attracted to his work.
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Poets have long been attracted to, and afflicted by, mental illness.
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"I am generally attracted to old, unsolved problems," he told me.
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And Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge has attracted fewer people than expected.
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Some here were content with the business it had traditionally attracted.
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His presence raised the company's profile among investors and attracted money.
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A video of her routine attracted millions of viewers on YouTube.
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But here in Japan, they attracted only a smattering of attention.
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Their leftist, anti-Islamist image has attracted American and European volunteers.
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What attracted me about thought is how much we don't know.
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In 22012, Gary Johnson attracted 0003 percent of the national vote.
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The deal had already attracted questions because of the Podolskys' history.
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Wordplay, the daily crossword column, has attracted a small, tightknit community.
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With the stronger yen hitting exporters, domestic-oriented sectors attracted buying.
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I was attracted to women from the time I was 8.
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By Thursday morning, his message had attracted more than 84,000 likes.
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You're often attracted to dark, mysterious, and often dangerous things, Scorpio.
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The stars he attracted and doors he opened were hardly surprising.
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When we first met, I wasn't really sexually attracted to you.
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She was clearly attracted to the abject waste of the city.
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As a result, she attracted a primary challenge in state Sen.
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This theory relies on generalizations, of course, and leaves out people who don't identify as a man or a woman as well as men who are attracted to men and women who are attracted to women.
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Hauser & Wirth's gallery, bar, restaurant and garden complex in rural Somerset has attracted around 273,000 visitors since it opened in July 2014, almost double the 149,000 the company's London gallery has attracted over the same period.
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"[A] woman who is subject to an adverse employment action because she is attracted to women would have been treated differently if she had been a man who was attracted to women," the court's majority opinion said.
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At the same time, his record on racial issues has attracted criticism and commentators have noted that men in the race have attracted more media attention than several highly qualified women who are also seeking the nomination.
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U.S.-based Emerging Markets equity funds attracted $582 million of new cash, their second straight week of inflows, while U.S.-based Emerging Markets debt funds attracted $172 million over the weekly period, their second week of inflows.
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But teahouses are more than fine places that attracted the right enemies.
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This individual does not have to be equally attracted to either/or.
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"Of course I want a woman who I'm attracted to," he says.
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How can you be romantically attracted to someone, without ever touching them?
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With several major universities, it has always attracted an artsy, intellectual crowd.
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The first demonstrations attracted hundreds of thousands of people of different faiths.
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Hundreds of thousands of young men are predominantly attracted to elderly women.
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Many people don't try to date the people they're most attracted to.
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And, of course, Apple has attracted 56 million subscribers for Apple Music.
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The burgeoning Canadian marijuana industry has attracted interest from major U.S. firms.
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Elizabeth Tyler to launch a massive campaign that attracted 100,000 new members
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But it has also attracted customers as old as 98, Kerner said.
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That campaign whichstarted two weeks ago, attracted lots of submissions on Twitter.
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The case attracted widespread media coverage, TV movies and true crime books.
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How could he possibly be attracted to both Hannah B. and Caelynn?
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Their cries attracted their neighbor, who brought over a hammer, Copeland said.
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"You should not be attracted to that kind of money," he added.
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But Sunday night's Grammy Awards attracted more viewers than any NFL game.
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New issues from Chinese financials and property developers also attracted investor attention.
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It attracted young people disillusioned with the modern materialistic way of life.
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The issuance has attracted 500 million lari from about 20 international investors.
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This sort of humanity attracted Schultz's admiration on his first Milan visit.
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Jax's work has attracted a number of admirers within the experimental scene.
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Aimee began to feel that her boyfriend wasn't attracted to her anymore.
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Aldi has attracted wealthier shoppers looking to save on their grocery bills.
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The motion reportedly already attracted the support of five members of Congress.
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The Reagans were not attracted to the Queen's palaces, jewels or fame.
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This is not the first time the fashion house has attracted controversy.
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I got attracted by string theory because it's mathematically rigorous, and pretty.
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Bolstering his case, Keene said the stock has attracted bullish options activity.
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Regional companies have attracted attention by setting solar costs at record lows.
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Her messages even attracted the attention of her favorite author, J.K. Rowling.
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Meanwhile, MosquitoMate's trials in the Keys and Fresno, CA attracted little attention.
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They also attracted institutional investors Cross Creek Advisors and Knollwood Investment Advisory.
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His data were so deep that his company quickly attracted institutional investors.
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According to Defense News, the program has attracted only one potential customer.
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Lowy said Sayoc may have been attracted to Trump's appeal to outsiders.
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I loved that about him, and I was immediately attracted to that.
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The Fosun Industrial facility attracted 299.500 non-Chinese lenders – including six leads.
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Yang's campaign, for example, has also attracted admirers from the far-right.
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A hotline set up by legal experts has attracted dozens of calls.
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World stock funds attracted $4.5 billion, the 36th consecutive week of inflows.
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Porter, who has attracted national attention as a protégé of Massachusetts Sen.
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They were attracted to the area's cheap land and easy river access.
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Chefcraft attracted only a few dozen players on the Newgrounds game portal.
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The growth of the industry has also attracted the attention of regulators.
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Several of the new features, including dark mode, have attracted mass attention.
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They've been all over the state, and they've attracted big, enthusiastic crowds.
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But presumably those employers permit female employees to be attracted to men.
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What was it about my body that attracted such scorn and doubt?
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A skilled manufacturing hub, it has attracted firms from Airbus to Motorola.
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Investors are attracted by higher levels of liquidity than in an IPO.
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The porpoise's plight has attracted attention from environmentalists, including actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
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A mom in central Pennsylvania is attracted to Trump's promise of change.
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These products have seen repeated fee cuts and attracted huge asset flows.
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Voters are more attracted to ideological extremes, and political coalitions grow weaker.
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But the ad has attracted some controversy (if you can believe it).
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He guesses that they are no longer attracted by the possible earnings.
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Auckland, London, Sydney and Vancouver have attracted large inflows, particularly from China.
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Pause: Are we supposed to think that Alex is attracted to Zach?
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Younger professionals are attracted to Corbynism not just because they are idealists.
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Her science acumen has attracted the attention and support of leading scientists.
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The case was unsuccessful, but it attracted sympathetic coverage in state media.
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So that's one of the things that attracted us to the partnership.
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Whilst apparently doubling down on the ignorance that has attracted said mockery.
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N.H. independents and moderates are going to be attracted to his performance.
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"Although we were friends, I was definitely attracted to her," he said.
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And, on the assumption Roho attracted sufficient eyeballs, advertisers would sponsor content.
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And the fatal beating of Kelly Thomas attracted national outrage in 2011.
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The case has attracted widespread interest, with many celebrities tweeting their support.
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A petition condemning the slander of Khan attracted more than 2,500 signatures.
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He said he has only ever been attracted to and dated women.
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Chadwick, why do you think that's something you've repeatedly been attracted to?
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Still, the mention of the document attracted the attention of Republican Sen.
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He says repeatedly that he "cannot describe" why he's attracted to Lauren.
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It attracted intense backlash Friday, and TNR yanked it Saturday and apologized.
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It's easy to see why the series has attracted so much attention.
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Other bits of the business have attracted the gaze of the authorities.
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So what do you do when you're attracted to an old boss?
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One of Niantic's games attracted the attention of The Pokemon Company's CEO.
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Consumers, staff and regulators are attracted to firms that exhibit good conduct.
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That helps explain why the bills have attracted so few Republican cosponsors.
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In February a game hosted by Marshmello, a DJ, attracted 10.7m viewers.
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It attracted no Republican co-sponsors and had no price tag attached.
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The growing market for meat alternatives has also attracted interest from investors.
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And its for this reason that Pebble attracted a cult of devotees.
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The contest, in its fifth year, attracted entrants from over 50 countries.
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It recently attracted its first Asian participation in its real estate offering.
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Many other campaigns and movements have attracted members through Facebook and Twitter.
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Speaking words out loud to someone you're attracted to IRL is challenging.
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"Our karma was attracted the moment we saw each other," she said.
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"I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them," Trump said.
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I was attracted to it for years before I even tried it.
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Last week's Moscow protests attracted about 22,500 people, the Washington Post notes.
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" Following his appearance, Lee writes that his church attracted "unwanted media attention.
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The reach of subscription businesses has attracted corporate acquirers in recent years.
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Far from being repelled by ammonia, sharks are actually attracted to it.
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A planned anti-Islam rally in Vancouver attracted thousands of counter-protesters.
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Naval Group has not, as yet, attracted any customers for its designs.
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At the time, his position attracted pundit support from across the aisle.
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Some of their products are convincing enough to have attracted powerful backing.
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He claims the photo attracted "more than 100,000 visitors" in 24 hours.
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In my everyday wear, I became even more attracted to comfortable clothing.
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Police have followed 2,200 leads in the case, which attracted national attention.
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Additionally—I was always more attracted to the solitude of visual arts.
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They were attracted to each other because they were so much alike.
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The intimate morning event, held at Neuhouse, attracted roughly a hundred people.
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While Cletus' unusual look instantly attracted admirers, it also included down sides.
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But in 220006, President Trump attracted 2202 percent of the county's vote.
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His leasing methods eventually attracted the attention of America's Department of Justice.
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It also calls out the women who are tragically attracted to them.
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"I'm attracted to stories of human dignity and survival," the artist says.
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VICE: When did you first realize you were attracted to trans women?
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And it's this versatility that has attracted many consumers to the category.
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Zuzu, a Keller native, was attracted to Fabian's fun, active social life.
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" "You know I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them.
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The school board election in 2628 attracted a total of $28503 million.
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Securities backed by mortgages and automotive loans have already attracted international investors.
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One reason it's attracted so much attention is its incredible growth trajectory.
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Borrell has attracted media attention because of his opposition to Catalan independence.
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This kind of fascination, in fact, has attracted many of the viewers.
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Her husband still loves her and is attracted to her, she wrote.
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McGinley thinks that millennial voters are attracted to Trump for different reasons.
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It's one of the the things that attracted Cargill as an investor.
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But punk bands like The Exploited, Discharge, GBH, attracted me a lot.
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We wonder what first attracted Jojo the monkey to Alan the kitten.
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The high coastal prices attracted barrels from the biggest U.S. competitor: Brazil.
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As of Friday afternoon it had attracted more than $50,000 in donations.
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Indeed, that "future of work" angle is precisely what has attracted investors.
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You know I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them.
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It's hard not to be attracted to the appeal of street justice.
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This year, VidCon attracted a whopping 23,000 attendees, the most to date.
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It was a somewhat inelegant technique that attracted a lot of attention.
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I was attracted to her because she was comfortable with her sexuality.
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The iPhone attracted coders of all kinds, including our own Sean Heber.
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The deal, which will not be rated, attracted around 2.7bn of demand.
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Investors are attracted to start-ups that can grow and be scaled.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.) have also attracted advertising, organizing and other efforts.
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The trial itself has attracted fierce criticism from national and international observers.
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But even more beleaguered opposition areas around Damascus have attracted less concern.
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Our president told Howard Stern that he was attracted to his daughter.
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Most are simply attracted to the man's unvarnished style and uncompromising politics.
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Safe-haven gold attracted $300 million, its third straight week of inflows.
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Then in the 63s he was attracted by both Maoism and Catholicism.
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The managers said they were attracted by Citadel's resources and competitive advantage.
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"These guys were attracted to a credible promise of success," he says.
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For every dollar it invests it has attracted $13.50 in private money.
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In 2014, the sweeping implications of the King amendment attracted widespread opposition.
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The Parti Socialiste has for decades attracted the main French-language vote.
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But many are not controversial and have attracted bipartisan support from lawmakers.
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He once thought he was lesbian, and is still attracted to girls.
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Inland gulls are attracted to food waste in landfill sites and bins.
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Britain attracted £524m of investment in financial tech (fintech) alone in 2015.
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It's an interesting approach, one that attracted Duncan Greatwood to the company.
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Nicki is an über-Sag and is likely attracted to fellow Sagittarians.
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It has also attracted attention from the unsavoury parts of the internet.
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Elizabeth (Portia De Rossi) doesn't even seem attracted to David (Joshua Malina).
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Beyond technology, McClendon was also attracted by the startup's unique pricing model.
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Already, the accelerating trends have attracted profound interest, and concern, from scientists.
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The proposal attracted 55 votes but was defeated by a Republican filibuster.
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Besiktas fans have traditionally been attracted to leftist causes, and to dissent.
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Shipping stocks' recent meteoric rise has attracted more interest from short sellers.
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It has attracted criticism from several sides, including from the companies themselves.
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I was aesthetically attracted to cities but morbidly afraid of being shot.
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Solar power attracted $160.8 billion of investment, more than any other technology.
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It also attracted a large majority of support from all racial groups.
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The unit also attracted the interest of two Chinese banks, they said.
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They may very well become interested in and attracted to those ideas.
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However, another lurking threat to Trump's legitimacy has attracted virtually no attention.
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Unlike athletes like Conor McGregor, who have attracted controversy throughout the year.
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Pokémon Go has attracted hordes of players within days of its release.
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Their popular seafood dishes attracted Food Network host Guy Fieri in 2011.
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Brazil attracted $2.6 billion worth of foreign direct investments in the month.
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More job opportunities and low housing costs have attracted a growing population.
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A pile of garbage next to the building attracted mice and rats.
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Belmont Park had power and attracted about 20,000 visitors in one day.
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The consortium has said it is attracted to Tatts' annuity-style returns.
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Soon after his gesture, Mr. Lelisa quickly attracted supporters on social media.
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Comcast is also attracted by the prospect of gaining control of Hulu.
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His case attracted attention because of its connection to Mueller's Russia probe.
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Biden will enter a crowded race that already has attracted 20 candidates.
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Patten's case has attracted attention because of its connection to Mueller's investigation.
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The N.A.S.L. match attracted 25,2200, about 2242,22013 below United's league-best average.
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Purcell noticed that Prince's attracted an unusually broad cross-section of residents.
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In recent years, indoor agriculture — specifically vertical farming — has attracted attention worldwide.
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The current individual market has attracted many people with serious medical conditions.
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" "You know I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them.
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His actions attracted the attention of the authorities, and he was arrested.
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You know, I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them.
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You have young women in town who are attracted to these guys.
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What could be more terrifying than talking to someone you're attracted to?
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You know, I'm automatically attracted to beautiful—I just start kissing them.
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The alt-right has also attracted criticism for its aggressive online tactics.
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Lead investor and LeadPath Nigeria founder Olumide Soyombo was attracted to Piggybank.
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The Arca, BATS-Z and Edge-X exchanges attracted trades, as well.
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The show has attracted real-life political figures since it first opened.
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On Twitter, the #ManInTree attracted widespread support, with some concern mixed in.
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The page attracted bids of over $100,000 before it was shut down.
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If you're not attracted to someone, then what's the point of dating?
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You can be attracted to things that are all smoke and mirrors.
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Sawyers said it was Sanders' consistency and voting record that attracted her.
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Roderick Rijsdam: I've felt attracted to knives ever since I was young.
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Physically he's not attractive, but I started to become attracted to him.
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They have also been known to become sexually attracted to their owners.
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Devialet's first speaker, the Phantom, attracted rave reviews a few years ago.
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So far, Em's videos featuring exotic animals have attracted over 68,000 subscribers.
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You know I'm automatically attracted to beautiful—I just start kissing them.
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But last year's version, which is about 1,200 pages, has attracted controversy.
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Two nearby subdivisions, Eastville and Chatfield's Hill, also attracted black home buyers.
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The industry's exponential growth attracted increased scrutiny from government authorities in 2016.
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Here's how a local legend became a phenomenon that attracted national attention.
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The 2019 contest attracted more than 2,000 entries from nearly 100 countries.
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But several cannabis companies have attracted the interest of larger consumer firms.
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Trump has attracted criticism for treating Jones like a reputable media figure.
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They had lightning in a bottle and attracted a lot of people.
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She studied art, and that was what first attracted her to publishing.
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The officer's performance attracted widespread praise, including from Vice President Mike Pence.
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They attracted qualified, trained teachers and had low child-to-teacher ratios.
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" He added, "It's great for us that women are attracted to him.
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I was attracted to the expression — that's a face that's really strong.
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The theater's bold programs have attracted both a larger and younger audience.
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Clinton, in turn, attracted a record 79 percent of the Latino vote.
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Gay Pride in Istanbul attracted thousands of people in 2014 during Ramadan.
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We're sometimes attracted to things that seem hard to write comedy about.
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They've attracted not just one big new company but dozens of them.
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I think she's attracted to the fact that Anna has the attention.
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Trump attracted 32.2 million viewers while only 29.8 million viewers watched Clinton.
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But the Landrys could not have attracted students without also delivering results.
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And Trump's campaign has attracted increasingly violent protests over the past year.
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"What attracted me most to Jeff was his unselfishness," Mr. Ross said.
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Hearst Magazines sites attracted 33 percent more readers, compared with last year.
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And it's also no accident that foreign powers are attracted to Twitter.
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Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher surely attracted a kind of cult following.
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That, actually, immediately attracted a bunch of film and television interest. Right.
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By 217, Mr. Stollmeyer had attracted $2000 million in venture capital funding.
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Fueled by attention from Trump, the caravans have attracted widespread media coverage.
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Over the years, it has attracted artists like Bono and Matt Damon.
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She writes about smart young women who are attracted to sexual masochism.
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Events on the Gold Coast and in Tasmania have attracted thousands more.
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He was attracted to this kid, and the kid showed him kindness.
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The increased attention to technological upgrades has attracted the attention of investors.
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This also attracted moths, which I think surprised a lot of people.
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The most-watched primary debate in 2012 only attracted 7.6 million viewers.
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Nothing he had done previously had attracted the attention of law enforcement.
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Related Reading: • Tesla attracted questions of a different nature during Hurricane Irma.
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This primary had attracted broad interest long before election night on Aug.
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Majority rule hasn't yet attracted as much attention as ranked-choice voting.
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Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle attracted nearly 100,000 attendees last year.
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The 16th annual event attracted some 12,000 registrants and innumerable Instagram posts.
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It also raised some $120 million, and attracted a mountain of attention.
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The page attracted more than 1003,000 followers before it was shut down.
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The packed event also attracted 250 demonstrators, according to German media reports.
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For decades it has attracted travelers, though at a much smaller scale.
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Undersized but athletic, he attracted interest from colleges as a defensive player.
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He attracted a core group of disciples, training them in his practice.
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He eventually attracted as many as two million followers on social media.
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The video attracted a burst of media attention and quickly went viral.
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She also attracted criticism due to a lack of transparency over funding.
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It's unclear why the wolf was attracted to this family, Matheson said.
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Even prior to Epstein's death, the case had attracted intense public interest.
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Lopez was attracted to men, but tried to push this knowledge away.
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Just a small group of them attracted most of the scientific attention.
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Last year, the conference attracted 30,000 attendees, according to the company's website.
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" And, he added, "They've attracted so many young people to wearing watches.
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As of this week, the video had attracted almost 25 million views.
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It has already attracted criticism from Germany's labor minister, Andrea M. Nahles.
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He attracted both support and derision for his decisions to walk out.
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From its inception, the font attracted eye rolls and outright pitchfork attacks.
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Even before the lawsuit, Chipotle had attracted attention for work force issues.
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"I'm always attracted to cowboy culture, especially urban cowboy culture," he said.
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"I've always been attracted to the classic Hollywood style," Mr. Michaels said.
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At the time, flat trunk luggage was popular, but often attracted thieves.
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And efforts to trim regulations in some areas have attracted bipartisan support.
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It attracted quite a few customers, apparently, but a homeowner eventually complained.
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The auction began last week and attracted multiple bidders, continuing until Wednesday.
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He was attracted and abused to those young girls in those pictures.
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Oesterlund's money and his boat attracted hangers-on and women, Pursglove says.
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Thursday's protests appeared to have attracted a much smaller number of demonstrators.
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Then Robbins asked her to picture a guy she was attracted to.
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That was a big reason why it attracted a lot of guys.
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Vaca Muerta has attracted investment from Chevron Corp and Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Yet they attracted a lot of attention almost immediately after being posted.
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By Wednesday evening, the video had attracted more than nine million views.
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It was these diverse causes that attracted Mr. Shah to the job.
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The Second Avenue subway attracted 26,24 riders on Sunday, M.T.A. officials said.
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This year's midterm elections have already attracted significant investments from both parties.
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Other major Gulf markets also rose as cheaper valuations attracted the investors.
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He attracted Trump voters and Bernie Sanders supporters and everyone in between.
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Exhibitions of Cranach, Botticelli and Monet attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors.
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In the last few days, Dong's video has attracted several racist comments.
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Young people are very attracted to them because it intensifies the face.
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Growth in the sector has also attracted the attention of AB InBev.
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The nurturing instinct that attracted him to Ms. Tracy suddenly felt smothering.
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The deal attracted over $2.2 billion in orders, according to the document.
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The pitch of bringing the ISA model worldwide has attracted investor interest.
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Some recent speeches at Berkeley and other colleges have attracted violent protests.
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A pansexual woman like Moran is attracted to people of all genders.
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Together they attracted 49.6 percent of the vote — almost half the electorate.
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But throughout the decades, Knight writes, his business moves always attracted naysayers.
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Huge demand and smart sourcing has attracted a big first funding round.
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This enduring conundrum has attracted its fair share of national media attention.
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And older people my age are attracted to the cruise ship industry.
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That was what attracted us, that it was what nobody else wanted.
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Still, Yang has attracted his fair share of Silicon Valley power brokers.
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He also became attracted to Professor Wieman's daughter, Kendra, then an undergraduate.
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WhatsApp attracted users with its promise of privacy and very tight security.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: Does it bother you he's attracted to those people?
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Voters who are attracted to them simply seem to be more fickle.
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" "You know I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them.
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The video went viral and attracted intense interest from national news outlets.
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Local resident Rotraut Staiger said the house still attracted plenty of attention.
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"It was like sharks attracted to blood in the water," Axelrod said.
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In just three years, Slack has attracted 3 million daily active users.
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As with other Trump properties, the Vancouver tower easily attracted foreign buyers.
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Wu's videos on his Weibo microblog had attracted several million views each.
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The essay struck a nerve with readers and attracted widespread critical attention.
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The companies are attracted to the prospect of a new revenue stream.
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Blue, has attracted more than 20 million subscribers to its YouTube channels.
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"A lot of students are attracted by that ethos," Mr. Sargent said.
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The network has attracted criticism for its relentless hostility toward the president.
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CBS's Country Music Awards attracted 12.1 million viewers on the same night.
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Canadian miner First Quantum has attracted the interest of China's Jiangxi Copper.
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Microreactors have attracted interest from new and established nuclear energy companies alike.
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"Am I ... sexually attracted to Mr. Clean?" one person wrote on Twitter.
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The notes actually attracted $60.2 million in the latest week, Lipper said.
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Ripple has attracted a number of critics among the cryptocurrency community, however.
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O attracted MFS Investment Management, TD Asset Management Inc and Wellington Management.
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The 2016 plebiscite attracted many who felt forgotten by the political establishment.
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The bill has attracted 16 top Democrats as co-sponsors, including Sen.
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Those six funds have attracted $5.8 billion this year, according to Morningstar.
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The field has attracted hundreds of millions of dollars in research grants.
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The auction attracted more than 500 people from about a dozen countries.
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Last weekend, a music festival in Mexico City attracted some 45,000 people.
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The incident attracted attention from people across the country on social media.
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Having a disability doesn't determine who you're attracted to, she pointed out.
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The star-studded event also attracted actors John Travolta and Mary Steenburgen.
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Its attracted filmmakers like Cuarón and Scorsese and 2020 is no different.
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The broadcast attracted just over ten million viewers, an all-time low.
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Refinery29: What attracted you to the character of Bridget and this project?
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Nonetheless, the transcript of Trump's statement still attracted a lot of attention.
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The pop up markets have attracted upward of 1,000 people, she said.
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People obviously are attracted to the sunniest, most appealing version of that.
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You've mentioned being attracted to artists who carve their own sonic lane.
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This focus has attracted a certain segment of players from other games.
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The news attracted a heavy amount of criticism from Tulsa's black residents.
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