The account, which has now been suspended, quickly attracted attention.
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The findings have attracted attention from policymakers and economists worldwide.
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This isn't the first time these accounts have attracted attention.
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The case attracted attention across Britain and on the internet.
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But her campaign had attracted attention -- and admirers -- at times.
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Sean McFate: It's attracted attention for at least two key reasons.
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Franco has also attracted attention for controversial behavior on social media.
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Ms. Albert, having attracted attention while in disguise, now wants more.
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It's not only the plant's mammoth scale that has attracted attention.
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Mr. Trump's comments on Monday attracted attention from lawmakers back home.
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News of the suspension has attracted attention from national news outlets.
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Regional companies have attracted attention by setting solar costs at record lows.
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The porpoise's plight has attracted attention from environmentalists, including actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
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It has also attracted attention from the unsavoury parts of the internet.
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His case attracted attention because of its connection to Mueller's Russia probe.
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Patten's case has attracted attention because of its connection to Mueller's investigation.
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In recent years, indoor agriculture — specifically vertical farming — has attracted attention worldwide.
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Even before the lawsuit, Chipotle had attracted attention for work force issues.
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The incident attracted attention from people across the country on social media.
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The pair first attracted attention in 1969 with their so-called "Singing Sculpture".
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MrBeast's tree-planting campaign has attracted attention from other prominent figures besides Musk.
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Ethereum's rise has attracted attention from giants like JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft and IBM.
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He outperformed expectations, and his overt religious appeals attracted attention to his campaign.
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Christine Hallquist has attracted attention thanks to the historic nature of her campaign.
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While secondary markets attracted attention, so did debt instruments for alternative financing for startups.
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King has long attracted attention for views and remarks that many view as racist.
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Sophie has Down syndrome — and has always attracted attention, usually of the sidelong variety.
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The articles attracted attention at the time, but the whole thing blew over quickly.
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Mohaved attracted attention during the demonstrations when a video of her protesting went viral.
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But it is not its capacity that has attracted attention in nearby Australia (see map).
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But after the painting attracted attention from right-wing news outlets in recent weeks, Rep.
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This is not the first time Shayegan has attracted attention for his allegedly inappropriate behavior.
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The race has attracted attention from national Democrats fighting to regain control of the Senate.
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Since then, Zinke has attracted attention mostly for his zealous embrace of Trump's energy agenda.
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The post attracted attention, including discussion on social media, and led to numerous news articles.
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That "substance over overt style" attitude attracted attention, though, and he started getting more responsibility.
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Along with promoting her film, Thorne has also attracted attention for partying at the film festival.
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It has attracted attention not least because it has managed to secure all the necessary paperwork.
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Ted Cruz who attracted attention in May by temporarily blocking widely supported aid for disaster areas.
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Hupp initially attracted attention when the EPA gave her a raise of more than 30 percent.
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He's attracted attention and criticism for repeatedly making racially tinged remarks, saying in January that Rep.
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The nation attracted attention of empires spanning from the ancient Greeks and Romans to the Ottomans.
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It has attracted attention from short-selling investors, who question the bank's business model and practices.
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Meanwhile, the lack of developments has attracted attention at the highest levels of the White House.
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They are twin crises, he said, but only the subways have attracted attention and prompted Gov.
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In 21999, they attracted attention with a performance piece, "Body Link," at a show in Shanghai.
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Other issues also attracted attention on the social media platforms and in search traffic on Google.
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The potential for big returns from distressed debt deals has already attracted attention in the financial markets.
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But the letter also attracted attention and praise in quarters not normally focused on campus speech issues.
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These cases have attracted attention because of the impact they could have on future copyright infringement lawsuits.
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The merger also attracted attention in the 1980s after an extremely powerful supernova was spotted inside it.
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A rush of brokerages moving to eliminate US commissions has attracted attention beyond the online-trading space.
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When SWIM first launched in 2010, the company instantly attracted attention thanks to its body-positive mission.
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Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson has attracted attention for her eccentric sound bites and New Age ideas.
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Other cities that have attracted attention with their bids may also have a hard time measuring up.
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Les Halles The French brasserie on Park Avenue South where Anthony Bourdain first attracted attention has closed.
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The pools have attracted attention from regulators around the world and led some banks to close pools.
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These innovations have attracted attention from hundreds of colleges worldwide that want to emulate the school's successes.
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These images have incited much conversation, they've attracted attention now that many people have identified with them.
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Recently, however, another landmark has attracted attention: an imposing college campus rising from the hills above the city.
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Mr Macri has attracted attention for his effort to stabilise and open Argentina's economy while avoiding shock therapy.
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Another transaction that has attracted attention is my personal investment in Cadre, a company associated with Jared Kushner.
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It nonetheless has attracted attention from Democrats nationally because they have a strong desire to unseat GOP Rep.
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Egyptians are even crazier about small children than they are about cats, and we attracted attention in Zamalek.
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The speech at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington attracted attention because then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak attended it.
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The Swine Bowl moved to a spot near 86th Street, but there, the Swine Bowl banner attracted attention.
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The campaign, produced by marketing agency Ogilvy, began around two weeks ago but only attracted attention this week.
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From the outset, the deal for the lush land perched high above the southern Pacific Ocean attracted attention.
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Now the film has attracted attention for another personnel problem: The vast difference in how stars were paid.
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She also attracted attention for her spittoon, a vessel that male legislators used to spit out chewing tobacco.
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Her bid has attracted attention far outside of state lines — she even earned an endorsement from President Obama himself.
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The viral popularity among teenage girls has attracted attention from big beauty brands, though Kris would not say which.
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As e-sports becomes more mainstream, it has also attracted attention from cable channels such as TBS and ESPN.
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The dollar attracted attention as it turned positive for 2018 just ahead of a statement Wednesday from the Fed.
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The billionaire has also attracted attention for tangling with journalists, investors and analysts he believed were covering Tesla unfairly.
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He has attracted attention as a result of his public statements appearing to forecast WikiLeaks releases before the election.
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The Nevada bill in particular has attracted attention because the state has the first majority-women legislature in US history.
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The essay by Ms. Roiphe attracted attention before it was published, while it was going through the fact-checking process.
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It's no wonder the dietary supplement company Elysium has attracted attention in an industry not exactly known for scientific rigor.
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The line has attracted attention from personalities with large social media followings reviewing the beauty products on YouTube and Instagram.
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The company building the airport says it's purely commercial, but it has attracted attention as a potential "dual-use" facility.
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The show, a mixture of science fiction, fantasy and horror, has attracted attention for its use of popcorn cinema touchstones.
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The unexpected intensity of the election season attracted attention to the operation for 11 months before the New Hampshire primary.
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Spaniard Maverick Vinales, a former Moto3 champion and still only 21, has attracted attention with strong testing performances with Suzuki.
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There are several additional candidates vying to represent the district whose entry into the race has attracted attention as well.
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In a time of heightened scrutiny on workplace behavior and sexual harassment, Mr. Schmidt's personal life has also attracted attention.
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Then Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement, and my post attracted attention from progressives looking for some way — any way!
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Stonewall Javeriano, a student group in Colombia, has attracted attention outside the country for its existence at a Catholic university.
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BABU JI This modern Indian restaurant attracted attention during its brief run in the East Village and closed this year.
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This isn't the first time Trump has attracted attention by highlighting a tweet tied to a World War II fascist.
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He had first attracted attention on St. Lucia with a book of poems that he published himself as a teenager.
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Both the Peterson and Watts stories initially attracted attention as another instance of what is now called missing white woman syndrome.
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Campaign finance has attracted attention in Mexico in part because of corruption scandals that have rocked President Enrique Pena Nieto's administration.
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As restrictions on China led to the diversion of more transactions via Hong Kong, its privileged position has inevitably attracted attention.
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WikiLeaks first attracted attention nearly a decade ago when it published classified files stolen by former U.S. Army soldier Chelsea Manning.
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The songstress, whose "Make America Great Again" dress attracted attention at this year's Grammy's, tweeted about the incident earlier this week.
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Rising bond yields attracted attention, spurring investors to sell utilities, real estate investment trusts and other stocks that pay large dividends.
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Stonewall Javeriano, a student group in Colombia, has attracted attention outside the country for its existence at a Roman Catholic university.
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The piece attracted attention online, with many questioning whether it was in fact a paid advertisement from the social media giant.
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In 2017, a photo of Larissa Waters, an Australian senator who breastfed her baby in Parliament, attracted attention around the world.
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Ever since it was first reported the couple were dating, Markle's ethnicity has attracted attention, and by no means always positive.
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Watters recently oversaw the launch of the Sapphire Reserve premium credit card, which attracted attention for its lucrative bonuses for new accounts.
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At times, the dual role of Goldman executive and political spouse has attracted attention, tugging the firm's name into contentious political debates.
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Facebook attracted attention when it copied several popular features from Snapchat, most notably its ephemeral Stories feature and augmented reality camera effects.
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The JEDI contract RFP has attracted attention for the length, the amount of money at stake and the single-vendor selection decision.
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The Department of Homeland Security under the Trump administration has attracted attention for considering more extreme vetting procedures at the U.S. border.
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A man on a flight from Colombia attracted attention in Spain because of his nervousness and the large hairpiece he was wearing.
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The photo of Hansen with his wine and cigarette quickly attracted attention on social media; it's been shared more than 5,883 times.
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He pushed for more trade with Colombia, and attracted attention for his Instagram account with photos showing him surfing or glacier-jumping.
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She attracted attention in literary circles with the poem "Renascence," which she submitted to a competition hoping to win a cash prize.
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The school attracted attention for speaking out repeatedly against anti-semitism, according to Miller's book "Jane Haining - A Life of Love and Courage".
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After her post attracted attention -- and complaints from others -- Target issued an apology and said it was pulling the card from its stores.
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The boiler attracted attention, the official said, because the building's landlord was having work done on it beginning either on Wednesday or Thursday.
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Her decision attracted attention on Twitter, with a hashtag #TweetYourThobe, encouraging Palestinian women around the country to tweet photos of themselves wearing thobes.
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Defenders of the revoke policy point out that it has attracted attention to the party, and contrast its clarity with Labour's evolving muddle.
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In recent years, Mr. Bergh has attracted attention, some of it critical, for speaking out about gun violence and advocating gun control legislation.
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The ship has attracted attention across the world after the U.K's Natural Environment Research Council issued a call to the public for naming ideas.
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The bank lost $6.2 billion on the contracts arranged by a London-based bank trader, which attracted attention and criticism from policymakers in Washington.
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Since its first broadcast in March, the show has attracted attention for its depiction of official corruption, unusual in the context of Chinese censorship.
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The Izumo, the country's largest warship, has attracted attention at home and abroad since December, when Japan's government announced that it would upgrade her.
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Stone is among the former Trump aides who has attracted attention from lawmakers and law enforcement agencies for alleged ties to the Russian hacking.
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The scandal was far more widespread than anyone had realized, and it attracted attention from national media, corporate sponsors, and lawmakers who demanded reform.
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Still, she attracted attention from Connecticut's two Democratic senators, Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal, and Governor Dannel Malloy, who rallied around her in support.
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In little over a year, he has already attracted attention from the likes of Marc Jacobs, Miuccia Prada and the influential stylist Katie Grand.
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The incident also attracted attention amid heightened critical attention on the FBI as well as the ongoing debate over firearms in the United States.
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With Ryan out of the race, the most prominent Republican candidate is Paul Nehlen, who has recently attracted attention for his anti-Semitic tweets.
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Given the proximity to China, Southeast Asian countries including Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia have attracted attention in recent months as potential alternative sourcing destinations.
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Background: Surescripts has the backing of powerful players in today's drug supply chain and also has attracted attention for wielding its own market power.
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Daniels acknowledged in the "60 Minutes" interview that the scandal has attracted attention, and that she has gotten more job offers as a result.
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Lesser-known plant-based substances for pain treatment have also attracted attention, including kava and kratom, both traditional herbal remedies for pain and stress.
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Green Meadow first attracted attention this year after parents there successfully sued to overturn a county measure that had barred unvaccinated children from schools.
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Those numbers have attracted attention from a number celebrities, including basketball legend Michael Jordan, who joined the ownership group for Team Liquid in October 2018.
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Europa's strange surface (Image:NASA/JPL-Caltech/SETI Institute)Europa, Jupiter's watery ice-moon, has long attracted attention as a possible site for someday finding life.
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In bringing the story to a wider audience, Jon M. Chu's film has attracted attention and debate over the use of "Asians" as a term.
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The spectator — said to be a 40-year-old geophysicist — reportedly first attracted attention by holding up a sign saying Fora Temer, or Temer out.
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Kylie Jenner has been flooding Instagram with photos on vacation with her close friend Anastasia "Stassie" Karanikolaou — but one photo in particular has attracted attention.
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The case before the justices has attracted attention because the court's decision could have implications for the legal problems faced by associates of President Trump.
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He had a plain-speaking, almost Trump-like style that attracted attention and money, drawing more than $2 million in donations from around the country.
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Saudi Arabia Officials in Saudi Arabia have ordered the arrest of a rapper and her crew after their rap video, "Mecca Girl," attracted attention online.
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Because the police upload photos of people they're trying to identify, Clearview possesses a growing database of individuals who have attracted attention from law enforcement.
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Trump's most recent State of the Union address attracted attention after it became a point of contention in negotiations related to the partial government shutdown.
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The attack method has attracted attention in recent years as a result of ransomware attacks on the health-care industry as well as local governments.
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The case has attracted attention because it comes days after the high-profile "honor killing" of outspoken social media star Qandeel Baloch by her brother.
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The platform, which even allows users to buy government securities in Kenya, has attracted attention from other African nations such as Liberia, Ethiopia and Togo.
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But the staff, at least in its current iteration, is very white — something that, when the first publicity photos of the staff went public, attracted attention.
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Zarrab previously attracted attention when he was detained for two months in Turkey, beginning in 2013, without charges as part of a high-profile corruption probe.
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Some Chinese projects have attracted attention for China's support of governments with poor human rights records and lack of transparency, such as Zimbabwe, Sudan and Angola.
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The Polish government, which portrays itself as fighting for traditional Christian values that are threatened in the West, has attracted attention to the case as well.
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Trump's interview with Glor has also attracted attention for notable comments the President made on Wednesday saying that he holds Putin responsible for 2016 election interference.
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One attracted attention earlier this year when his wife posted a photo of her battered and bruised face on Facebook, accusing her husband of beating her.
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The Parkland activists survived the February shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and went on to launch a gun control movement that attracted attention worldwide.
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The company has attracted attention, and Schmidt Marine Technology Partners (established by ex-Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt and his wife Wendy) is among its supporters.
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It was here that these players first learned the game, first starred in it, first attracted attention, first developed the skills that would make them famous.
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Lange's photographs of the unemployed quickly attracted attention, most significantly from Paul Taylor, a political economist at the University of California, Berkeley, who studied farm labor.
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Schaffer says company's fast growth in Brazil has attracted attention, particularly considering the difficult financial situation of many companies in the country following a deep recession.
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The movement has attracted attention, and some results: In New York, 20 percent of third- through eighth-grade students sat out of standardized tests last year.
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First that Sanders, who has attracted attention throughout his career because of his unabashedly leftist views, is going to lean more on his backstory this time around.
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Spark Master Tape is an enigma, a masked, anonymous rapper in an age of celebrity and information overload, whose music has attracted attention from across the globe.
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Home field advantage The success of Memphis Inner City Rugby has attracted attention nationally and abroad, where it has been featured in sports columns and rugby blogs.
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When its Facebook campaign attracted attention from lawmakers and the special counsel's office, the group shifted many of its resources to Instagram, which is owned by Facebook.
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The former campaign aide has attracted attention because of a July 2016 trip he took to Moscow during which he met with a high-level Kremlin official.
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The plant, Indonesia's first to produce chemicals for use in batteries for electric vehicles, has attracted attention for its ambitious timeline as well as its low budget.
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Thanks to its proximity to Monterrey and the gold, silver, and lead deposits of the Sierra Madres, the area has attracted attention from more than just climbers.
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BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK POKES A BEAR: In light of the bans, a short-lived series of tweets from South Dakota's Badlands National Park attracted attention on Tuesday.
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The two ramps at the reflecting pool are a new feature whose arrival Monday attracted attention (from humans, at least) only after a congressman voiced his displeasure.
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The blackout has attracted attention from Edward J. Snowden, the former intelligence contractor who revealed extensive surveillance and data collection programs operated by the National Security Agency.
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The broker's large holding has attracted attention across the global base metals market over the past week, with traders citing it as helping fuel the recent price rally.
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Then, last spring, she attracted attention by building a second house for herself, of rosy, freshly kilned brick, abutting the compound of Roshan, the village's most powerful man.
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On Friday, Japanese companies' mixed earnings results attracted attention, with Nissan Motor Co falling 4.1 percent after its first quarter operating profit fell 12.8 percent on the year.
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And before The Martian became a blockbuster film, it first attracted attention when author Andy Weir made the book available as a 99 cent download via Kindle Direct.
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The broker's large holding has attracted attention across the global base metals market over the past week, with traders citing it as helping drive the recent price rally.
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Though the mural itself attracted attention back in 20, it found new online fame after Stein shared a photo of the surrounding the bush in bloom on Twitter.
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Paul (who declined to use his last name) was thinking about how easily Trump attracted attention as he pulled out a baggie to pick up after the pet.
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The gradual increase in debt in recent years has attracted attention because the ratio of debt to corporate earnings usually peaks during economic downturns, not during economic expansions.
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In response, he created a static directory that he describes as "just a WordPress site," he launched it on Hacker News, and it attracted attention, including from Grandy.
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Heated debate over "bathroom bills" has unfolded in the past decade, and bans of "gay and trans panic" defenses in cases of violent crimes have also attracted attention.
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Where the IF Convertible had gotten little press, the Futurefön attracted attention from several tech sites — even CNBC, which featured the device in a crowdfunding "face off" article.
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VR Systems has previously attracted attention because of government reports that Russian nation-state hackers had tried to breach its computer networks two months before the 2016 election.
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Maezawa also attracted attention after canceling his public search for a "life partner" to accompany him on his trip around the moon on Elon Musk's SpaceX Starship rocket.
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After submitting her design idea to a Lego website, Weinstock said it only took 15 days before her proposal garnered 10,000 public votes and attracted attention from the toymaker.
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The case attracted attention because it came days after the high-profile honor killing of outspoken social media star Qandeel Baloch, whose brother has been arrested in the case.
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While there is no evidence that abuse is any more prevalent among Hasidim than other religious or ethnic groups, the episodes have attracted attention for at least two reasons.
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This case has attracted attention because the DOJ seized private communications between Wolfe and New York Times reporter Ali Watkins as it sought information about leaks from the committee.
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Another Democrat who has attracted attention, Shaun Donovan, President Obama's budget director and a former federal housing secretary, sought to tamp down speculation that he might enter the race.
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Not Cujo nor Dojo – just two happy pigs (Picture Credit – Anastasia Van Wingerden) Thwarting intruders via deception networks (or the nextgen Honeypots) has also attracted attention from leading VCs.
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While the territory's stickers about drinking during pregnancy never attracted attention from the alcohol industry, Mr. Streicker, the Yukon government official, said he soon heard about the study's labels.
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He also attracted attention to white-collar crime cases, not without controversy, by ordering "perp walks" of Wall Street executives being led in handcuffs from their bustling trading floors.
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The announcement comes one day after the social media giant unveiled plans to launch a global cryptocurrency, which immediately attracted attention from regulators across the globe, and skepticism from Washington.
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TRINE has attracted attention from the likes of the WWF Climate Solver and COP 20153, in Marrakech in November, where they were invited to give a talk about the venture.
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Analysing medical images is a natural fit for "deep learning", an artificial-intelligence (AI) technique which first attracted attention for its ability to teach computers to recognise objects in pictures.
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He attracted attention in the Russia investigation after emails showed that a business associate of Mr. Trump, Felix Sater, pitched Mr. Cohen on a lucrative real estate deal in Russia.
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It seems that while the company definitely attracted attention — some 5 million women tried out its bra quiz — it's not clear how many of those actually converted into paying customers.
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The estimated $2 billion deal has attracted attention because of a corruption scandal centred on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's personal lawyer, who also represented Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems' agent in Israel.
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A beat poet and obsessive of black jazz culture as well as a lefty agitator, Sinclair had attracted attention from the Detroit Police "Red Squad," which monitored left-wing groups.
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One of his first big breaks came in 2004 when his show attracted attention at the Montreal-based "Just for Laughs" festival, the largest international comedy festival in the world.
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Casa Verde Capital, a venture capital firm, is one such fund that has attracted attention for one well-known co-founder: rapper Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Broadus.
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It's that same diving technique that resulted in an ankle injury for the Atlanta Hawks player Kyle Korver in last season's Eastern Conference playoffs, where he attracted attention for his play.
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Before playing for Team USA in Rio and for the Chicago Bulls in the NBA, Jimmy Butler attended Tyler Junior College in Texas, where he attracted attention from Division I schools.
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The dollar attracted attention as it turned positive for 2018 just ahead of a two-day Fed meeting that is expected to pave the way for more rate hikes this year.
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Nigerian internet scams have attracted attention for a number of years, though threat actors have only more recently begun to employ malware in order to hack corporate networks for financial gain.
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The mission had attracted attention among American forces after the firefight, the official said, because it was one of the first major forays into the field in Niger since the Oct.
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In Mr. Lee's final years, after the death of his wife, the circumstances of his business affairs and contentious financial relationship with his surviving daughter attracted attention in the news media.
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Hyde has, however, attracted attention during his congressional bid, drawing controversy late last year for a crude tweet he posted, and later deleted, about former Democratic presidential candidate and California Sen.
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The contracts have attracted attention because buyers often cannot afford repairs or keep up with the monthly payments, and federal and state regulators have been scrutinizing big players in the business.
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While Amazon has attracted attention for deploying robots at some of its warehouses, experts said it could take a while before automation begins to seriously bite into its growing labor force.
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The Free Beacon and Singer's involvement attracted attention after the outlet disclosed to congressional investigators in 2017 that it had funded the research firm Fusion GPS during the 2016 GOP primary.
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But the video attracted attention for an entirely different reason -- unbeknown to Yousafzai, a staffer had left on a cat filter, meaning he appeared with feline ears and whiskers throughout the broadcast.
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Watts' tweets attracted attention, and the problem has become a small public relations issue for the airline, as a number of other users have taken to Twitter to complain about the decision.
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As his project attracted attention from like-minded game preservationists, he was approached by what is now a team of 30 developers in Flashpoint's Discord group of over 7,000 contributors and fans.
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But Garcia, who had attracted attention on San Antonio&aposs south side as a rap artist known as J.R., refused and was shot, then shot again when he tried to run away.
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The announcement comes one day after the social media giant announced it planned to launch a new global cryptocurrency, which immediately attracted attention from regulators across the globe, and skepticism from Washington.
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The group quickly attracted attention, especially in Silicon Valley, from newly galvanized major donors including LinkedIn's Hoffman, who was wading into politics and looking for projects to disrupt the Democratic status quo.
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Yang sold the business years ago but attracted attention after she posted a selfie showing her with President Trump at a Super Bowl party at the Trump International golf resort in Florida.
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While the spread of fake news on the main Facebook app has attracted attention from U.S. media and lawmakers, the spread of false information on WhatsApp has been particularly destructive in India.
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Ms. Brown's case had attracted attention in Nashville, and she was the subject of a 20163 PBS documentary, but she had gotten little broader notice until the social media onslaught on Tuesday.
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In a line that has already attracted attention, she wrote that she considered saying, "Back up, you creep, get away from me," when he hovered behind her during one of their debates.
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Aurora attracted attention early on because of the pedigree of its three founders — Sterling Anderson, Drew Bagnell and Chris Urmson — who had led self-driving vehicle programs at Google, Tesla and Uber.
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A Saturday tweet calling an arbitrary subset of Trump's political enemies "savages" attracted attention because there's something fishy about his decision to single out Jewish and nonwhite members of Congress for criticism.
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While these incidents have attracted attention, the demands of students protesters suggest that these controversies are part of much deeper systemic issues and disparities in the education system and society at large.
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It's but a small example, but recently Messi and Co. attracted attention for executing a cheeky trick in which a penalty kick was used as a pass to set up a rushing attacker.
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North Korea sentences American to 10 years hard labor In recent months, North Korea has attracted attention after announcing that it had conducted test launches of missiles and has tested a nuclear device.
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That is one reason why a polygamy trial which recently opened in the Canadian province of British Columbia has attracted attention throughout the country and among law-and-religion pundits across the world.
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After college, Heimbach attracted attention for showing up at the Conservative Political Action Conference and advocating for segregation, and assumed a leadership role in the Traditionalist Youth Network, a group promoting white separatism.
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It attracted attention to the case and to the light sentence that a California judge gave Mr. Turner, causing national outrage and leading to a petition campaign to remove the judge, Aaron Persky.
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The #JusticeforNoura hashtag has attracted attention and ire because of its draconian details and likely because it imagines misogyny as a faraway crime, its egregiousness a special species of Sudanese and Islamic laws.
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The first U.S. presidential debate between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump attracted attention from the investment community, but did not appear to have had an immediate impact on the China market.
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The expanding gig economy has attracted attention from US lawmakers seeking to better regulate workplace practices and reclassify independent contractors in order for them to qualify for benefits afforded to full-time employees.
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The businesswoman also attracted attention when the Miami Herald revealed that she had taken a photo with Trump during a Super Bowl party at his West Palm Beach country club earlier this year.
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Blue Orca was launched earlier this month by Soren Aandahl, a Texas-based short-seller who previously co-founded Glaucus Research, which attracted attention for its attacks on several targets in Asia-Pacific.
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But the fact that it was this completely restructured skeleton and that it was on offer so publicly in New York City in a very visible and high-profile venue—that attracted attention.
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Yang attracted attention from some of the darker denizens of the net, some of them drawn to his message and his quirky, techno-contrarian vibe, others promoting his campaign just for the lulz.
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That awkward plastic device could only fire one round and attracted attention from both Congress and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF), since it could potentially evade detection by conventional metal detectors.
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Joshua Wong, at 19, is the youngest of the three, and became the face of the protests as his student activist group, Scholarism, started rallies and petitions that first attracted attention to their cause.
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The issue attracted attention last September when senators pointedly left an empty seat for Google at an intelligence committee hearing on election integrity after the company declined to send a top executive to testify.
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Why this is so important: The threat posed by hackers to the electric grid has attracted attention in the wake of cyberattacks that took out portions of Ukraine's power grid in 28500 and 6900.
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The trial attracted attention because it shed light on events that culminated in the acquisition of a majority of Volkswagen's voting shares by the Porsche and Piëch families, who owned the sports car maker.
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But developer Matt Abras, who's based in Brazil, says it has attracted attention from a handful of music industry and tech execs, and the company is now in talks with some about doing deals.
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In 2015, he attracted attention for a project that included the staging of a mock criminal court in the Democratic Republic of Congo, to ask if the mining industry was complicit in massacres there.
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Mr. Belzberg first attracted attention outside of Canadian business circles in 1979, when he amassed shares of the Bache Group, at the time one of the largest retail brokerage companies in the United States.
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In a sign of the high-stakes nature of the battle, the races attracted attention — and even a rare sheen of glamour — from far outside the circles that normally tune in to state politics.
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The financial and personal relationship between Epstein and his onetime client and close friend, L Brands CEO Leslie Wexner, has attracted attention since Epstein's arrest, though Wexner has not been accused of any wrongdoing.
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Still others say that the monument has rarely attracted attention for more than a century — why should St. Louis be caught up in a debate that, in their view, belongs to the Deep South?
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Lisa Spoonauer, who attracted attention for her role in the award-winning 1994 movie "Clerks" but stopped acting shortly afterward, died on May 21 at her home in Jackson Township, N.J. She was 44.
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The payments attracted attention in political and intelligence circles, largely because the Virginia-based firm, Hamilton Trading Group, had particular expertise in Russia, which was emerging as a major campaign issue at the time.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, or Cfius, has also attracted attention — it can recommend against foreign deals made for American companies or companies connected to the United States for security reasons.
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DAO attracted attention, though, not only for being an early ICO when the concept was still novel, but for losing $50 million in investor money because of a vulnerability that hackers were able to exploit.
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While it's still early days for the company, it has attracted attention from a broad range of investors and intends to use the funding to continue building and expanding the product in the coming year.
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The increase in strength of the IS spin-off group has attracted attention because some security officials fear it could offer a safe haven for Islamic State militants fleeing military defeat in Syria or Iraq.
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Mr. Hillary's trial and accusation of racial bias have also attracted attention because of the lack of hard evidence linking him to the crime: no fingerprints, no DNA, no hair or tissue samples, no witnesses.
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Jennifer Lopez, who recently collaborated with Mr. Miranda on a benefit song to aid those affected by the Orlando massacre, attracted attention with the flashes of paparazzi, as did John Kerry with his security detail.
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Nonetheless, Thug, who has been friends with both of them before they attracted attention, has to this point helped guide their presence together on record as an architect of the melody-driven sound they've adopted.
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In Britain, the case of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian employee of the Thomson Reuters Foundation charity, has attracted attention since she was arrested while visiting Iran three years ago with her toddler daughter.
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Ying is not one of the Equifax executives who attracted attention for disclosing they had sold $1.8 million of stock just days after the company discovered security issues and weeks before it announced the intrustion.
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The young activists attracted attention from authorities in August when about 50 students from across China converged in the south to support factory workers at Jasic International, a welding machinery firm, seeking to form a union.
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Privacy, Facebook, surveillance, net neutrality, gender issues, climate change, hacking: The list of opinion topics that most attracted attention from WIRED readers in 2017 doubles as a list of Things That Gave Us Angst This Year.
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He says SmartVizX has attracted attention from outside India as well, and with Narayan's help they will look into improving their visibility in the U.S. market, where the demand for virtual reality solutions is much more.
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Cruz did, however, appear to post racist and violent messages on social media, including under a YouTube handle — his name — that was previously reported to the FBI and attracted attention from federal agents after the shooting.
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Trump's tweets come the day of the long-awaited gubernatorial election, which has attracted attention across the country as Democrats look for a win one year after from Trump's own victory in the 2016 presidential race.
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Fascinated by American politics and popular culture after living in Miami as a young man, he says, he was inspired by the way Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern adroitly provoked and attracted attention on talk radio.
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Newly rediscovered letters from the painter Andrew Wyeth, which date to the late 1930s and are headed to auction this spring, reveal his emotions as his works first attracted attention from New York critics and buyers.
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In addition to his high-profile role in the debate over 3D-printed firearms, Wilson also attracted attention when he founded Hatreon, a crowdfunding site for fundraisers that violated the rules of sites like Patreon and Kickstarter.
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The case, which New York federal prosecutors brought in 2013, has attracted attention in part because Prevezon's legal team includes Natalia Veselnitskaya, the Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign.
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Hernandez's case attracted attention in the press at the time, as did the professional travails of Raymond Edwin, one of the NYPD 12, who was the subject of a 2016 feature in The New York Times Magazine.
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But it has attracted attention for not being vegan-friendly, because it too is cooked on grills where meat is also handled — a November lawsuit from a vegan customer accused Burger King of contaminating its meatless burgers.
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The vote will be the culmination of weeks but slow but steady progress on bills to fight opioid addiction, which have attracted attention from top government leaders from McConnell to President Obama over the last several weeks.
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The zone attracted attention from overseas businesses and was hailed as one of China's boldest reforms in decades when it was first launched, although a lack of specific policy details since then has dulled some of that enthusiasm.
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Michele Bachmann: 'God raised up' Trump to be GOP nominee Trump has attracted attention for some of his past gaffes when it comes to faith, but the authors were confident that Trump's faith would be a moral guide.
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The killing of Mr. Watson is all the more painful because he held so much promise; his song "Bird Flu," a riff on the city's drug culture and its baseball team, the Orioles, had attracted attention outside Baltimore.
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The Hillary-for-prison sign outside Mine Lifeline on Main Street was so enormous that it attracted attention, even though its message was so ordinary in Logan County, West Virginia, that the sign seemed festive rather than threatening.
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The plight of Yazidis has attracted attention in recent years, especially since high-profile Clooney began representing the minority group and became a legal counsel to Yazidi rights activist Nadia Murad, who won the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian regulators are investigating whether two banks named in an international data leak followed procedures to prevent money laundering, one of the firms having attracted attention for its lending to a confectionery company owned by Ukraine's president.
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The social justice warriors have attracted attention across the globe after helping Arab Spring activists during the 2011 internet blackout in Egypt with their Speak20083Tweet campaign, and attacking credit card companies after they refused to process payments to WikiLeaks.
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The dispute between Michael Mann and National Review has attracted attention from lawmakers, interest groups and the media as the court weighs whether to add a potentially blockbuster First Amendment showdown to an already politically charged docket (The Hill).
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Ms. Yang, 45, first attracted attention in recent weeks as the former owner of a Florida massage parlor where Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, was arrested in a prostitution and human trafficing sting last month.
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Ms. Kim attracted attention wherever she turned up — at the opening ceremony, in the stands at the Olympic debut of the unified Korean women's ice hockey team, and at a performance in Seoul by a North Korean art troupe.
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The rally has also attracted attention from the ultra-violent neo-Nazi network the Base, an accelerationist white nationalist group that believes in using violence to overthrow the US government, foment a race war, and create a white ethnostate.
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The same feature has attracted attention from the UK's Information Commissioner — which warned last year that political parties should be providing a privacy notice to individuals whose data is collected from public sources such as social media and matched.
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Acreage Holdings, one of the largest vertically integrated, multistate cannabis operators in the U.S., has attracted attention on Wall Street in part thanks to John Boehner, former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and a director at the company.
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The Vegas Tech Fund is a Vegas-based, seed-stage venture fund with ambitious plans to help hundreds of tech startups get off the ground: The fund has attracted attention from some of the most notable luminaries in the tech world.
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Most, which describes itself as an advertising and media services provider, attracted attention on Tuesday when the retail public offering portion of 6.75 million shares was 6,289 times subscribed, making it Hong Kong's most popular ever IPO among retail investors.
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As the players strode through the lobby toward the theater reserved for them, Adams attracted attention from other moviegoers at the multiplex, and not just because of his Samson locks, handlebar mustache and tattoo ink running down his right arm.
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Even in its early stages, blockchain is acquiring such renown for potential that any business associating itself with the term can attract new investment overnight, prompting some to use "the B word" so casually that they've also attracted attention from regulators.
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Her role in a statement by Donald Trump Jr., about a 2016 meeting with Russian operatives at Trump Tower, attracted attention from federal investigators, and she testified for eight hours before the House Intelligence Committee shortly before leaving the West Wing.
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The hotel, the Peninsula Beverly Hills, has attracted attention beyond its usual circle of well-heeled patrons since several actresses, including Ashley Judd and Gwyneth Paltrow, accused Harvey Weinstein of using the cover of work meetings there to sexually harass them.
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More recently, a speech by Deng's influential son, Deng Pufang, at the annual congress of the China Disabled Persons' Federation in September has attracted attention because portions of it were viewed as an oblique critique of Mr. Xi's far-reaching ambitions.
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He first attracted attention with a series of paintings and sculptures, made in the 19803s and early 21980s, that he called Standarts, a conflation of "standard" and "art," with an echo of the German word for banner or flag, standarte.
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This Los Angeles-based troupe has attracted attention for the often visceral choreography of its Israeli-born director, Danielle Agami, who can create great waves of movement, including those in her presentations at the Pillow, which begin Wednesday, July 26.
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Charmaine's opened in the hotel that November, and immediately attracted attention from local savants thanks to the duo's stellar reputation, and for the bar's rooftop location with views of downtown San Francisco and the bustling, warehouse-filled South of Market district.
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But it's part of a broad family of spyware apps that have attracted attention from federal prosecutors in the past, such as the 2014 indictment and subsequent guilty plea of Pakistani entrepreneur Hammad Akbar on charges of selling and advertising wiretapping equipment.
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In February, the country attracted attention from the UN Panel of Experts on North Korea by posting an online ad with the phone number for the sale's point of contact linked to a junior diplomat posted at the North Korean embassy in Beijing.
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Trudeau's domestic troubles have attracted attention in Chinese state media due to his previous assertion that his government cannot interfere in the case of a senior Huawei Technologies Co Ltd executive arrested in Canada and now fighting extradition to the United States.
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When the first trailer for Christopher Nolan's film Inception hit in 2010, it immediately attracted attention for the deep bass brwaaaaaaa that drones its way through the trailer, something that was immediately picked up by a number of other trailers that followed it.
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Surfer only played for a week in Los Angeles (to satisfy the requirements for Academy Award considerations), but the movie attracted attention in a similar way to The Room in the pre-YouTube era of 2003—comedians discovered it, then told their friends.
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The CDC offered Luber the top job at the merged program, but he attracted attention for complaining that the combination of the offices would result in an illegal blending of $10 million the U.S. Congress had set aside specifically for climate work.
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The case has attracted attention due to a recent surge in anti-Muslim rhetoric following terror attacks in Paris, where gunmen aligned with the Islamic State group killed 130 people, and in San Bernardino, California, where a radicalized Muslim couple killed 14 people.
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Pension funding is the most high profile on a long list of funding issues across the state landscape that have attracted attention in recent years as the states attempted to crawl out of budgetary holes — a list that also includes infrastructure, education and health care.
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In addition, one of the officials said, Kilimnik's reported trips to the U.S. in May and August 2016 during Trump's campaign have "attracted attention" as to whether Manafort and Kilimnik tried to capitalize on Manafort's campaign role by offering Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska private briefings.
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Albeit a relatively small player in South Africa's 12 trillion rand banking sector, VBS attracted attention after it loaned former president Jacob Zuma the 9 million rand he was ordered to repay the state by the Constitutional Court for renovations to his personal home.
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North Korea has attracted attention in the WannaCry case for a number of reasons, including the fact that early versions of the WannaCry code used some programming lines that had previously been spotted in attacks by Lazarus Group, a hacking group associated with North Korea.
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Their disappearance has since attracted attention for its novelty — there is no prominent history of Burundi visitors to the U.S. claiming political asylum or otherwise disappearing into the country; nor is there a history anywhere of robot inventors violating their visas in this way.
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Mounk, who grew up in Germany in the 80s and 90s, attracted attention in late 2016 for co-authoring an article that found people in the West—and young people in particular—are less enamored with democracy and more open to autocracy than ever.
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WikiLeaks has published damaging and confidential information from the United States and many other governments, and recently, Mr. Assange and the organization attracted attention after the distribution of hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee and his statements criticizing Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee.
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And it's attracted attention from those who can enact change, too—Corbyn himself has apparently seen it, and approves, while shadow chancellor John McDonnell has pledged that Labour will invest significantly in the UK video games industry, if they assume power on June 9th.
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Mr. Mnuchin's air accommodations attracted attention in August after Ms. Linton accompanied him on a trip to Kentucky to visit the gold reserves at Fort Knox and posted on social media a photo of herself disembarking a military jet emblazoned with official government markings.
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Nestled in a hilly community of about 11,000 in San Mateo County, where homes routinely sell for millions, this particular residence, with its curving lines, red and purple domes, multicolored mushrooms and scattered animal statues, has long attracted attention from neighbors (no, not the Rubbles).
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In addition to spurring a discussion about how sacred lands are treated, the Notre Dame fire has also attracted attention to the harm that's been caused to other churches in the US, including three historically black churches in Louisiana that were destroyed by suspected hate crimes.
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The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post have both used Google's tools for political polling, and the company has struck a longer-term partnership with the Independent Journal Review, a right-leaning news website that has attracted attention for its viral videos starring presidential candidates.
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Emerging markets investment manager Ashmore Group has attracted attention in Lebanon for accumulating more than 25% of the $2.5 billion of sovereign debt maturing in 2020, including the Eurobond maturing on March 9, according to sources citing Bloomberg News data up to the end of 2019.
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But Warren ground away, tapping a wide and slightly unorthodox network of advisers and academics to release a rapid-fire set of major policy proposals that both attracted attention on their own terms and earned her a clear persona as the woman with a million plans.
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Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine attracted attention earlier this month after a French study involving 2700 COVID-227 patients indicated that a small number treated with the drugs — which were developed for use against malaria, but also taken by patients with lupus or rheumatoid arthritis — showed positive results.
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Emerging markets investment manager Ashmore Group has attracted attention in Lebanon for accumulating more than 25% of the $2.5 billion of sovereign debt maturing in 2020, including the Eurobond maturing on March 9, according to sources citing Bloomberg News data up to the end of 2019.
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After 51 worshippers were gunned down in a mosque in New Zealand, the Times ran a column by Trevor Loudon, an anticommunist zealot based in Christchurch whose books on Barack Obama as a secret Red attracted attention in the past from conservatives in the United States.
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And his involvement in discussions related to back-channel peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia attracted attention from President Barack Obama's National Security Council, which saw him as a functionary for oligarchs working to sell out Ukraine to Moscow's benefit, a former United States official said.
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Even before reports surfaced that the campaign manager had fraught relationships with top Trump staffers like Hicks and senior advisor Paul Manafort, Lewandowski attracted attention to himself after he was charged with simple battery after grabbing Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields at a campaign event in March.
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If money talks and bullshit walks, it's worth noting that O'Rourke's campaign raised a record $38 million in donations in the last quarter, strictly from individual donors with a majority of that money coming from Texans, even though he himself has gone viral and attracted attention across the country.
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The campaign has given Mr. Obama an opportunity to settle some scores with Mr. Trump — who first attracted attention in the political realm for suggesting that the president was born in Kenya — and with congressional Republicans who went to great lengths to undermine his agenda on Capitol Hill.
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Though its "dark" model has also attracted attention from Barcelona City Council for lacking a correct permit.) In August Spanish media reported that Glovo had itself been shopping — picking up Polish food delivery platform Pizza Portal for an acquisition price-tag that's billed as up to €35 million (~$39 million).
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Warren, who announced her White House ambitions in December and has recently seen a steady rise in primary polling, has attracted attention to her campaign by releasing a slew of detailed policy platforms on issues like eliminating maternal mortality rates, raising taxes on wealthy families, reducing student debt and more.
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"Pansexual" attracted attention after singer Janelle Monáe self-identified with the term in an interview in Rolling Stone in April, while "lodestar" saw an increase when the rarely used noun convinced some commentators that Vice President Mike Pence was the anonymous writer of an explosive New York Times opinion piece.
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Ashmore, which in total has about $100 billion assets under management, has attracted attention in Lebanon for accumulating more than 25% of the $2.5 billion of sovereign debt maturing in 2020, including $1.2 billion maturing on March 9, according to sources citing Bloomberg News data up to the end of 2019.
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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has attracted attention and criticism for his comments that NATO is obsolete.
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Jonathan Miller, head of UK manager research at Morningstar, said the miners had attracted attention in the early 2000s in line with interest in emerging market growth, but were now stuck in the "unloved camp" as investors bearing the memory of the financial markets crash avoided the most highly cyclical stocks.
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The study released Wednesday attracted attention earlier in May, when an email disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act showed that an unidentified White House staffer warned EPA that the release of the study could be a "public relations nightmare" for the Trump administration, since it would show health harms at low levels.
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As a result of its massive player and fanbase, Fortnite World Cup attracted attention and dollars on par with traditional sports events:Epic doled out $100 million in prize money over the course of the qualifiers and finals, a move many fans considered a representation of the firm giving back to its fervent community.
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The force attracted attention last year after announcing it would not arrest people for low-level cannabis possession and cultivation offenses, but nothing has been said about its decision to divert some class A drug users away from the courts—although they have a tougher alternative than the one employed in Bristol.
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As noted in David Chapman's Sandow the Magnificent, early physique star Eugen Sandow and his mentor Louis Attila attracted attention to their own strongman routines by exposing the fakery of competitors, calling them out as frauds for using lighter barbells and hollow weights (Sandow may also have used such props, particularly later in his career).
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The study released Wednesday attracted attention earlier in May, when an email disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act showed that an unidentified White House staffer warned the EPA that the release of the study could be a "public relations nightmare" for the Trump administration, since it would show health harms at low levels.
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The teens then launched a website and a Twitter account that quickly attracted attention for posting in the take-no-prisoners style of the online left: Both the website and the Twitter account make it clear Gravel and his handlers don't want to win, just attract enough support to get into the primary debates and spread his message.
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Battle lines: Peter Norvig, head of research at AI powerhouse Google, has attracted attention with a June 22 speech in Sydney arguing that future intelligent computers shouldn't be expected to explain why they think what they think, since, after all, humans themselves don't do a very good job at explaining the true reasons for their decisions.
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But that has slowly started to change — a shift that is on display in its operations in Western Europe, write Laura Noonan and Olaf Storbeck of the FT. • "Expansion in the U.S., where Goldman has deployed extra bankers in second-tier cities such as Atlanta and Dallas, attracted attention when the drive was announced in April," the FT writes.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz21625 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2900 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R) in fundraising for their remarkably close Senate race in Texas, which has attracted attention - and donations - from across the country.
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NetDragon, a Chinese software firm that attracted attention when it acquired Britain's Promethean World, an online education outfit, for some $100m last year, is testing how VR software and hardware can be used in mainland schools (one idea is that headsets could tell when children are tilting their heads, indicating boredom, meaning a change of subject or teaching method is required).
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At the time, Flynn did not hold a public office in the US government which technically qualifies him as a private citizen His financial ties with Russia and other foreign countries have also attracted attention, including the emails obtained by Cummings showing that he was paid by a state-run Russian TV outlet from which he had originally denied receiving funds.
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Among the exchanges that initially attracted attention were one from 1997, after Mr. Blair's sweeping victory in a general election; another conversation about Northern Ireland in which the men talked about Peter Sellers; a partly redacted chat about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, who clashed with both the American leader and the British one; and a conversation just after the death of Princess Diana.
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Read more: Rafael Nadal and Odell Beckham Jr. may play in their stupidly expensive watches, but that doesn't mean you should tooBeckham wore a $189,500 watch while playing last weekIt's been just over a week since Beckham first attracted attention for wearing an orange RM 11-03, which he paid $189,500 for, in his first game with the Cleveland Browns, The Washington Post discovered.
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Digital health companies flaunting tools for managing chronic diseases have attracted attention from consumers, payers, and investors to cushion chronic disease spending — which accounts for 90% of healthcare costs in the US. And this isn't Fitbit's first foray into the space: It integrates with diabetes management company Livongo so step count data picked up from the wearables will sync with Livongo's app, for example.
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As the novel coronavirus has become a global pandemic, Germany attracted attention earlier this month for President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE's alleged interest in bringing Tuebingen-based CureVac's vaccine research to the United States.
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Alec Baldwin, who has attracted attention and awards for his impersonation of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on "Saturday Night Live," said in an interview published Wednesday that "black people" love him for the impression.
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Deripaska has also attracted attention as a result of his ties to Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, Trump's former campaign chairman who has pleaded guilty in connection with Mueller's probe to offenses arising from his lobbying work on behalf of pro-Russian forces in Ukraine.
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