Arizona is attracting skilled workers these days, an essential ingredient for attracting business.
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By 2007, Cracked was attracting a few hundred thousand unique visitors per month and ended up attracting Demand Media, which bought the website.
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More important, the exchanges are attracting sicker, poorer people, who drain money, and are not attracting the healthier people who pour money in.
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Six in 10 voters supported a single-payer system -- with Sanders attracting close to 40% of those voters and Buttigieg attracting more than 2 in 10.
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To mention only a few: finding solutions to the opioid crisis, attracting investment from multinational corporations, revitalizing the nuclear arsenal, attracting skilled immigrants, and helping ex-offenders reintegrate into society.
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Attracting many more customers has helped to counteract lower margins.
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My shows began attracting many knowledgeable clients, including Dorothy Miller.
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Nearby warehouses are attracting partygoers to music and art events.
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Goa's beautiful coastline has been attracting visitors since the 1960s.
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He has been very good at attracting controversy of late.
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The incentives aimed at attracting electronic liquidity are under review.
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It's a theatrical phenomenon, attracting celebrities and pop culture cameos.
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Attracting members is as straightforward as finding the right packaging.
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The UK bulk annuity market is also attracting new entrants.
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The company said it's attracting new customers to its restaurants.
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One of them is attracting far more attention than usual.
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Of course, iPhones aren't the only things attracting Chinese counterfeiters.
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The video blew up, attracting tens of thousands of viewers.
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And that's probably why Backstage is attracting customers for Macy's.
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Mexico's modernisation is also attracting migrants from its southern neighbours.
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These differentiating features, so far, appear to be attracting users.
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The market is attracting startups and traditional automotive suppliers alike.
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Attracting workers from closer to home seems a better bet.
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So, you know, we have had no trouble attracting partners.
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Joly added that Best Buy has been attracting new customers.
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All of this is attracting top talent from other fields.
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IT'S BEEN A WONDERFUL BUSINESS ATTRACTING A NEW MILLENIAL CUSTOMER.
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Mosques were becoming more crowded, religious schools attracting more pupils.
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In Europe, one startups that is attracting attention is FiveAI.
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But signs of impending problems are clearly attracting investors' attention.
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Within the smaller emerging market economies, Indonesia is attracting attention.
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While attracting international criticism, the budget is popular with Italians.
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Berwick called the first Anarchapulco in 2015, attracting 150 people.
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Analysts said that implied significant challenges in attracting new cash.
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This tactic, while effective in attracting attention, can also backfire.
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That's important to keep prices low and attracting marketplace shoppers.
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And attracting today's kids is certainly still Nickelodeon's primary goal.
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But Kasich is not the one attracting delegates and adulation.
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I acted like I didn't care I was attracting attention.
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The season barreled into pop culture, attracting 229 million downloads.
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The biggest concern CEOs raised is attracting and retaining talent.
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Many take our leadership in attracting global talent for granted.
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But recently it has been attracting headlines for ugly reasons.
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It was a business objective centered on attracting more viewers.
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We prioritize attracting these industry leaders versus just acquiring customers.
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Confidence is also critical when it comes to attracting customers.
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Attracting fans is much easier when a team is winning.
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But other companies have had no problems attracting new customers.
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The department offers tips for how to avoid attracting bears.
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So far, we don't see these changes attracting new users.
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"It's a very effective way of attracting attention," explains Wells.
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Starbucks (SBUX) and Dunkin' (DNKN) are both attracting more customers.
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He is attracting record numbers of voters to the polls.
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"We need to think different about attracting talent," Candiello said.
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Pruitt's been attracting controversy since the day he took office.
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Marilyn was known for attracting large audiences to her movies.
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Online fashion retailer Farfetch has been attracting attention this year.
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But there's another demographic that Roo has also been attracting.
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She also grew weary of attracting attention at the office.
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It was only a matter of attracting Jann Wenner's attention.
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The money has also gone toward attracting a stunning cast.
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This kind of talk is what's attracting a primary challenger.
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Even in this hotly competitive town, Maradoninha was attracting attention.
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Colleges have worried about attracting international students who need visas.
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Not attracting attention was Billy Mills of the United States.
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In St. Louis, meanwhile, attracting women has been a struggle.
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Moreover, it's attracting a new type of customer for Apple.
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The campaign was attracting too many volunteers, Mr. Pavlovsky said.
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Higher bond yields support currency prices by attracting capital flows.
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Now that success is attracting a different kind of spotlight.
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The big tech companies are still attracting eager job applicants.
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Where the state shines, however, is in attracting educated workers.
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Esports can be a tool in attracting a younger public.
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Attracting Chinese fans could also help WWE woo Chinese investors.
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Cannabis is also attracting the interest of consumer products companies.
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Jet is attracting premium brands like Nike to the site.
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Amazon itself is attracting critical attention from French legislators, too.
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Traverse City is attracting many young entrepreneurs and remote workers.
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Beginning salaries matter, too, for attracting and retaining young talent.
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The plan is already attracting attention from opponents of megabanks.
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It grew quickly, attracting upward of 10,000 participants and spectators.
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When they're completely white, animals are easier to spot, attracting predators.
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Blendle has made impressive progress attracting top publications to the platform.
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It's easy to see why Sanders is attracting the youth vote.
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Right now, King dollar, we're attracting money all over the world.
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It's clearly a good thing for attracting residents, businesses, and investors.
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But now, according to Rave News, vaporwave was mysteriously attracting fascists.
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Indian has had some success in attracting younger riders, BMO said.
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In addition, the city also is focused on attracting needed talent.
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Should this fund prove successful in attracting investors, others will follow.
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But attracting those investors will not be easy in the beginning.
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Berger says their relationship has been an example of opposites attracting.
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And Nashville ranked as the No. 3 city for attracting talent.
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"DNA is hard and it's attracting good talent," Japhet told me.
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He has prioritised infrastructure investment and attracting money into the country.
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Wages remained low in Mexico, attracting American companies there for years.
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This would have prevented the sites from attracting traffic from search.
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The one thing the museum doesn't fail at is attracting visitors.
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"They have been attracting foreign investment for 60 years," he said.
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But attracting men without playing to gender stereotypes can be tricky.
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Its release is indicative of Netflix's push into attracting younger viewers.
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When it comes to attracting investment, the record is no better.
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What's really important is the ability to carry on attracting talent.
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Still, attracting old people is not always the kiss of death.
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Unfortunately, Cherish has had trouble attracting the eye of potential adopters.
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This in turn is attracting investments into firms offering such services.
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Humiliatingly, it was attracting only single-digit support in most polls.
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That should have been attracting yield-chasing funds into the dollar.
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Items range from Pokéballs to wild Pokémon-attracting incense or lures.
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Here are the 22 states attracting and retaining the best talent.
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Russia isn't the only country with massive, tourist-attracting dragon statues.
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Attracting the foreign workers Japan needs will not necessarily be easy.
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LeBron James earns a living attracting fans to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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It eventually washed ashore, attracting onlookers, according to CNN affiliate KFMB.
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One key component to attracting that audience is COMSA's own ICO.
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They had been attracting crowds of customers since the early 1880s.
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The problem is attracting attention in the United States as well.
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The news is indicative of Netflix's push into attracting younger viewers.
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That's when I started attracting a fanbase that I didn't want.
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Not even if you're a giant, beloved, tourist-attracting steel structure.
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The FN was far less successful at attracting women than men.
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But now, it's less his political views that are attracting attention.
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So what's the team's strategy for attracting and retaining quality tutors?
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Rather, we suppressed these stories for fear of attracting additional suspicion.
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Recently, the event has started attracting crowds from outside the city.
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Both held final rallies attracting thousands of people on Friday night.
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Trump is also attracting a small but enthusiastic contingent of teenagers.
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Attracting the right companies matters because America's firms, too, are diverging.
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They say their skills are attracting the interest of international customers.
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Trump fared poorly in attracting fundraising support from the tech industry.
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On a smaller scale, Jupiter Artland is also attracting big numbers.
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But no team anywhere is attracting more attention than the Warriors.
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Those declines are attracting new tenants to shops large and small.
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Today, it's a landmark in Boston, attracting tourists from all over.
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The unit is on the block and attracting private equity interest.
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Pyongyang really isn't attracting Americans for the purpose of kidnapping them.
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The area was cordoned off, disrupting traffic and attracting curious pedestrians.
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He's an expert in designing, building, and attracting world-class teams.
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He took credit for attracting Salesforce to invest in the state.
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Meanwhile, Berlin startups' success in attracting finance is continuing (see chart).
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The surging popularity of "Fornite's" battle-royale mode is attracting competition.
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The attitudes expressed by private equity investors are also attracting scrutiny.
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Over time, the community grew, attracting a few dozen people, above.
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It's not surprising that this approach is attracting so many people.
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For humans, it's often a gateway to cities, attracting migrating people.
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Attracting individual ticket buyers also costs more than selling subscription packages.
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He is attracting hordes of supporters at rallies in the state.
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Going online is now her best option for attracting new fans.
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Biden's 1972 Senate campaign drew remarks at the time for attracting
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The ice balls are attracting lots of attention from local residents.
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There are no shortage of high-profile races attracting their attention.
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After attracting attention for her shoes earlier in the day, Mrs.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's food delivery fight keeps attracting new diners.
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The Knicks have particularly fallen short in attracting superstar free agents.
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Stonehenge is another place with a long tradition of attracting tourists.
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DIFFERENT STRATEGIES Attracting users is essential as a tipping point looms.
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Officials aren't charging consumer fees in hopes of attracting more business.
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Defensive real estate stocks were the most favoured, attracting $400 million.
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Republicans have been successful, at times, in attracting white union members.
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Their odds of attracting business without subsidies is sure to improve.
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Portugal has two programs aimed at attracting foreign professionals and investors.
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Malaysia and neighboring southeastern Asian countries are increasingly attracting American restaurants.
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Many of the events will be directed towards attracting female fans.
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The technology is gradually getting cheaper and attracting investment (see article).
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Attracting foreign investment is a major priority for the Russian government.
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It would also focus on attracting foreign direct investment, he said.
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Now, the beachy destination is attracting a different crowd — India's yuppies.
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How effective is the outfit when it comes to attracting people?
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Can you talk about the idea of attracting companies in here?
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The potential sale is attracting strong interest from top private equity firms.
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One priority Rabil focused on was attracting top talent to the PLL.
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The popular game "Fortnite" is attracting malware offering up bogus Android versions.
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Nevertheless, Honnold's free-soloing exploits were attracting media attention (including from, VICE).
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Trump and the Republicans look unlikely to worry about attracting Democratic support.
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Otherwise, you can wind up both attracting and repelling the wrong people.
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So far, Refinery29's offerings have been attracting a lot of eyeballs.
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To keep creating such content, of course, Odyssey must continue attracting contributors.
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Singapore's digital fintech companies are attracting investor attention and dollars in 2019.
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The daunting challenge of attracting customers has robo-advisors rethinking their strategies.
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He had to shield them from potential eavesdroppers and avoid attracting attention.
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We need to think about attracting talent across every level of ability.
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So far, the lewd approach hasn't been attracting nearly as many views.
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Electric mopeds, like scooters before them, are attracting more interest from investors.
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Teams say this rule is to prevent the cheerleaders from attracting stalkers.
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Gangsters have become fearful of attracting the attention of trigger-happy cops.
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Companies such as Magic Leap are attracting enormous investment on such promise.
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Now the race is attracting more elite runners like Faulkner and Knowles.
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And the startup is currently attracting around 2,000 new users every day.
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And crypto-currencies in general are attracting far more flak from regulators.
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Still, the ICBC staff appeared anxious about attracting attention from Spanish authorities.
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The polls also showed that Trump, 70, is attracting more independent voters.
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In attracting the company, Wisconsin beat out Illinois and five other states.
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Attracting them requires costly investment in marketing and a proper sales force.
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RSA is a high profile conference attracting much of the field's talent.
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Berlin instead became a left-wing hub, attracting bohemians and anti-capitalists.
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Brazil – which is currently in the Olympics spotlight – is also attracting optimism.
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Attracting new customers without alienating the old could be a higher hurdle.
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So far, Refinery2190's offerings have been attracting a lot of eyeballs.
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The company's focus on attracting top female talent has been no secret.
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Meanwhile, and later Spotify were attracting audiences to their streaming music platforms.
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It may also boost capital formation by attracting inflows of foreign capital.
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But it's also an important incentive for attracting employees to a company.
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Who are the types of people that you're attracting into these buildings?
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And 92% of companies cite issues with attracting and maintaining their workforce.
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Exporters were mixed, with automakers attracting buying, while technology stocks were sold.
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Already there are startups popping up that are attracting intense investor interest.
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But the Reds kept attracting fans and eventually things started to change.
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Roadshows were attracting interest from investors, Chief Executive Officer Jose Sevilla said.
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When it comes to attracting investors, insects are not a sexy prospect.
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It parodied the musical genre—attracting a different crowd to the seats.
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ATTRACTING bright, motivated people into teaching is a struggle in many countries.
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Coptis argues that managing environmental damage is essential to attracting new business.
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Democrats can win by attracting centrists of all ages, ideologies and backgrounds.
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There is this obsession with attracting views—it's like a visual mixtape.
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But this season, he has been attracting attention of a different sort.
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Even Ant Financial-backed Phoenix Tree risks attracting the ire of regulators.
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Attracting foreign capital, alongside more public investment, is key to the plan.
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This has had the effect of attracting candidates for the wrong reasons.
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After a few silent moments, Rodriguez walked off without attracting a crowd.
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Since the house's history has been rediscovered, it has begun attracting tourists.
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These wage discrepancies make attracting and keeping strong teachers a constant struggle.
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But municipalities have a limited toolkit when it comes to attracting investments.
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A workplace that can be an asset for attracting and retaining talent.
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Third, increase revenue by attracting more customers with a better user experience.
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With rapidly rising temperatures, the Arctic is attracting ever greater geopolitical interest.
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Instead, they're just here for the purpose of attracting the male gaze.
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And he's already attracting attention from some of the party's biggest fundraisers.
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If you're attracting young tech workers to Raleigh, that's a bit different.
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Stage by stage, Europe took shape, attracting more and more member states.
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Reliability "is one thing that is attracting people to solar", he said.
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Considering the implications of China's rise, it is attracting relatively little attention.
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" Goldman said that bitcoin is attracting "more speculative inflows relative to gold.
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And it involves attracting talent and nurturing a diverse and inclusive workforce.
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This cuts against Sanders's claim that he's attracting the most enthusiastic followers.
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Some U.S. universities have bolstered sagging bottom lines by attracting international students.
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Yet Mr. Trump keeps on attracting a plurality of Republican primary voters.
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I was a walking advertisement for myself, and ended up attracting clientele.
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However, Newsome believes attracting media attention is part of an activist's job.
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Makers of meatless versions of common meat dishes are also attracting capital.
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The booming Georgia economy is attracting a steady influx of educated workers.
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The Cork parade is the second-largest, attracting up to 50,000 spectators.
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Barrick's mine in Papua New Guinea is not alone in attracting criticism.
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Lately, Gotland has been attracting a growing stream of international visitors, too.
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Meanwhile Tokyo remained the fourth most popular city, attracting 12.9 million guests.
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"It was attracting our type of people to the internet," Doogan added.
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Now there were five people to move through China without attracting notice.
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But there are other factors [that affect the chance of attracting mosquitoes].
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And her political cohorts have followed suit, attracting plenty of online attention.
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The sport, attracting legions of devoted fans, has a centuries-long tradition.
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It makes attracting and retaining a qualified work force close to impossible.
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"We've been carving out our own approach to attracting readers," she said.
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Oracle is trying to expand its cloud presence by attracting more startups.
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Most went as subsidies for entrants to the sector, attracting subpar firms.
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Her ventures achieved crossover success, attracting customers beyond her core black clientele.
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Good luck stopping your fall with the two magnets attracting each other.
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It's not just about attracting investment but also delivering on financial commitments.
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Indeed, it's not just major cities that are attracting students from abroad.
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From a restaurant point of view ... they are attracting a new market.
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Theories range from attracting mates to deterring predators, but aren't totally convincing.
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Nor, Kenyon said, was attracting the players who could transform the club.
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He has continually shed supporters without attracting new followers in significant numbers.
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With ETFs attracting more than $73 billion of inflows as of Feb.
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It ranks 250th out of the nation's 243 prefectures in attracting tourists.
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It seems that, like the women, he believes in not attracting notice.
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Another factor attracting buyers, particularly foreign ones, is the city's gastronomic reputation.
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But the rapid growth of Amazon Business is now attracting significant attention.
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Another element of its plan, attracting young new members, could draw criticism.
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They enter the building in twos and threes to avoid attracting attention.
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I could foresee how much energy I would put into attracting men.
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The plan tries to accomplish six goals, according to officials: securing the border; protecting American wages; attracting and retaining highly skilled immigrants; focusing on legal migration for immediate family; attracting labor in critical industries; and preserving humanitarian values.
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In some ways, Mr. Trump's success in attracting votes from evangelicals seems odd.
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This means developing local talent as well as attracting international skills where required.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio has organized his campaign around attracting those voters.
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Once this snow city started up, people started coming here ... It's attracting tourists.
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Still, it isn't the only American city attracting hundreds of thousands of millionaires.
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Bernie Sanders, and attracting national media hungry to find the next successful insurgent.
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Trump could succeed not so much by attracting new Republican voters as getting
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There are several reasons why paid leave is attracting more interest from lawmakers.
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The sport of baseball is known for attracting people with funny-ass names.
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The kind of rhetoric politicians are using is not attracting the right crowd.
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"It wasn't for attracting attention," the Instagram star said in her apparent confession.
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The sectors attracting the most funding: information technology, life sciences and clean tech.
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Women run, win and govern, attracting more women to run, win and govern.
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We Are the 52% is attracting fresh scrutiny from MPs and transparency critics.
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Governments and multilateral agencies have had some success attracting investors to infrastructure financing.
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It chiefly reflects Mr Johnson's success in attracting disaffected, especially white, younger voters.
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According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, financials are attracting increased investor interest.
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The editorial began attracting ire online on Wednesday when the journal tweeted it.
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BONDS are bought and sold every second of every day without attracting attention.
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Its 4 percent yield and low valuation doesn't seem to be attracting investors.
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Lam said she hoped Hong Kong had "unique advantages in attracting overseas companies".
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Meanwhile Mr Sandor has developed his own benchmark, which is steadily attracting customers.
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Attracting more customers that have plenty of other options could offset the discount.
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Even the youngest of the model family, Anwar Hadid, is attracting industry attention.
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"OPEC is attracting non-OPEC members like South Africa and others," he added.
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And penetrating and attracting capital from international markets seems more feasible than ever.
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Hence attracting criticism for the burden it could place on smaller website operators.
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The company is currently working on simplifying its offering and attracting new clients.
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Software was the leader in investment dollars, attracting $5.1 billion in 376 deals.
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This sector is attracting significant VC dollars, including into xAd, PlaceIQ and Blis.
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The new funding underlines how entrepreneurs such as Gralewski are attracting global investment.
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Noramco is attracting interest primarily from buyout firms, the people said this week.
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In those years it was other New York State penitentiaries attracting unwelcome attention.
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Guanajuato's prosperity, once thought to deter crime, now seems to be attracting it.
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Texas was the most popular destination, attracting more than a quarter of them.
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Holograms aren't Saueressig's only technology initiative aimed at attracting and keeping millennial workers.
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The steady, reliable, dependable dollar is attracting money from all over the world.
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Very quickly, the opposition movement garnered international attention, attracting allies around the world.
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So that's, you know, a very, very important trade attracting foreign direct investment.
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It didn't take long before she was attracting more younger viewers than O'Reilly.
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Leading companies seek to gain an advantage by attracting the very best talent.
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That change is aimed squarely at attracting Chinese tech companies currently trading overseas.
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San Francisco hosts between 40 and 60 conventions per year, attracting 650,000 people .
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Yet some of the bigger, better-run firms are still attracting serious money.
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Intel is far from the only technology company having trouble attracting diverse talent.
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Amy Poehler and Will Ferrell's "The House," meanwhile, is having trouble attracting visitors.
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Among index heavyweights attracting buyers, SoftBank surged 3.6 percent and Daikin Industries <6367.
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One hurdle Goldman faces in implementing this strategy is attracting enough senior talent.
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The outperformance of systematic funds is attracting money to the computer-driven approach.
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Construction companies can always use a good sizzle reel when attracting new business.
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Others in the digital space recognize the significance of attracting young Latino consumers.
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The survey found 46 percent of respondents concerned with attracting and retaining employees.
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Manson began attracting followers after he was released from prison in March 269.
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Now the city is attracting the attention of a new, aspiring robber baron.
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The blog took off, attracting attention from Slate and the Wall Street Journal.
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This tactic has the opposite effect of attracting people to your artists. pic.twitter.
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He's attracting around 800,000 viewers a night, when Stewart regularly hit 2.5 million.
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There's no sign that he has solved his problem of attracting black voters.
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Instead of attracting policy solutions, American cities became the focus of more fear.
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DJs pump tunes at Soleil on weekends, attracting many bachelor and bachelorette parties.
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Jones and Krayer also attest to the power of color in attracting buyers.
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Ramaphosa has tasked himself with attracting investments worth 1.2 trillion South African rand.
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But lately, more firms see the benefit as necessary for attracting talented employees.
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But, as usual, the gut-punchers seemed to be attracting the most oglers.
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And as well as attracting new voters, it has revitalized some old ones.
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But they also have the difficulty of attracting stars to unglamorous Oklahoma City.
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The product is being refined every day and they're continually attracting new users.
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The post instantly went viral, attracting over 400 comments and over 3,000 reshares.
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Today, no area of philosophy is more successful in attracting top young minds.
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Also, TV is wide open now in attracting talent from the movie world.
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The country's burgeoning ecosystem is increasingly attracting major VC firms in the nation.
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I started attracting male attention in a way I had never experienced before.
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Beyond word-of-mouth, Instagram is her most useful channel for attracting clients.
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"Our member companies thrive by attracting the best and brightest employees," they added.
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Private entrepreneurs are loath to speak out for fear of attracting official condemnation.
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Aping Facebook could easily alienate core Twitter users without attracting many new ones.
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"We are attracting ICE agents because California drew a line in the sand."
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The car was unspectacular, but Alonso outperformed his teammate in qualifying, attracting notice.
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Attracting companies and new businesses is much more difficult because of their remoteness.
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And it's the coal projects that are attracting most of the public outrage.
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I have spent my working life attracting capital and talent to North Dakota.
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The mill has been attracting the attention of today's innovators and inventors, too.
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Sleepy Arverne is attracting entrepreneurs from its neighbor to the west, Rockaway Beach.
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A petition denouncing the BBC's coverage went viral, attracting more than 50,000 signatures.
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The acoustic one-upfrogship is energetically draining and risks attracting predators like bats.
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Mr. Lack said he isn't surprised that hedge funds keep attracting new money.
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Today, the number has surpassed 50,000, and the group is still attracting people.
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"China is shifting from attracting foreign capital to foreign talent," Mr. Wang said.
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Strategies around attracting, training up, and holding onto financial adviser talent are changing.
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This television season, the ABC, CBS and NBC newscasts are attracting fewer viewers.
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China's equity market is also attracting investors, even after strong gains last year.
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Eventually, the falling magnet will flip over, turning repelling magnets into attracting magnets.
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He said the economy was growing steadily and attracting foreign direct investment (FDI).
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Attracting genuine customers to a listing is expensive and doesn't guarantee good reviews.
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Instead, they have become a sticky residue attracting conspiracies, grudges, even police investigations.
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But Ring Fit is attracting a growing number of fans to the gameplay.
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Some key takeaways are finding your niche, meditating, and attracting dedicated team members.
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And second are the "relatable" Democratic candidates who are attracting loyal, motivated followings.
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He has remained steadfastly committed to the president, attracting scrutiny in the process.
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As areas in East Austin are being redeveloped and attracting high-income residents ...
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Chadd Kenney, vice president and chief technologist of Clumio: 'They're attracting developers over.'
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They constitute a long-term business strategy for attracting talented and diverse workers.
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They began offering "farm-stay" guest accommodations attracting families from New York City.
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Another challenge for Solomon will be attracting and keeping talent at the firm.
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The fast-expanding co-working movement is transforming the workplace and attracting investors.
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Lessons on attracting lucrative clients can make freelancing much easier than it seems.
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Here's why: Snapchat is growing rapidly and attracting a more diverse user base.
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Even once-moribund Buick is attracting millennials with its strong-selling Encore compact crossover.
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These images clearly illustrate how successful Kutzback is at attracting attention with his work.
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He wants to reignite the economy by slashing taxes and regulations, while attracting investment.
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Hulu Price: $7.99 per month Hulu has been making steady progress in attracting subscribers.
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Despite its "unsexy" reputation, the logistics industry is attracting massive investment from venture capitalists.
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His shooting went viral on the internet, creating several memes and attracting worldwide attention.
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Gold has been attracting buyers through ETFs in recent sessions, and that could continue.
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A man left greasy fast-food wrappers in the woods, littering and attracting bears.
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While attracting the cyber research departments of existing companies, Cyberspark also nurtures new ones.
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Eve is attracting some attention of her own, but not for a good reason.
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Naturally, someone operating such a business would be cautious about attracting too much attention.
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The eyes are attracting attention as a portal to what's happening in the brain.
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Legaltech is far behind when it comes to attracting the same levels of investment.
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Over the last two years, Kruglov has overseen improving the product and attracting talent.
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Today, Shenzhen is attracting many entrepreneurs keen to develop new ways of making things.
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But one inhabitant in particular is attracting spectators: John Malko, the park's pet pelican.
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"It's Fabergé Organics," Steve tells his protégé Dustin of his girl-attracting haircare routine.
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Abby said one of the biggest challenges is attracting great teachers and retaining them.
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Yet both Facebook and Google are bullish on attracting publishers to their new systems.
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The mogul has had trouble attracting talent to perform at the Washington D.C. event.
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FOR SOME firms, attracting millennial buyers may be as simple as tweaking a colour.
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The party knows that its ideology has little chance these days of attracting others.
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Veganism isn't new, but this movie is attracting a new crowd to the idea.
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Even so, some alternative platforms are gaining steam and attracting guntubers with established followings.
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What is attracting all of this money and talent to such a young company?
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FlixBus vehicles have other touches beyond its brightly painted facades aimed at attracting customers.
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The country's growing startup ecosystem is increasingly attracting major VC firms in the nation.
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East-facing plants heated up quicker in the morning, therefore attracting bees for pollination.
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Lacking cheap labour, it cannot compete with, say, Bangladesh in attracting low-cost industries.
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The exchange is mulling a "New Board" that would focus on attracting such firms.
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It is also attracting skilled workers, who are moving to North Carolina in droves.
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In practice, that means attacking Hillary Clinton and attracting independents, women, millennials and minorities.
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The most seamless business banking experience could end up attracting a ton of customers.
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National conference reports reveal that NSBE has been attracting over 10,000 attendees each year.
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The government's hopes of attracting foreign mining firms may be stymied by local protesters.
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And then talk to experts about what is behind that strategy of attracting attention.
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In September, Twitter broadcast its first National Football League game, attracting generally positive feedback.
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It requires an initial crystal, or nucleus, to form and begin attracting other molecules.
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Being Tim Tebow, he is still attracting attention for his charisma and devout Christianity.
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And so it went, back and forth, attracting national attention for its unusual frankness.
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And Lutwama credits that biodiversity for attracting the first scientists here in the 1930s.
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That may be attracting traders and even longer-term investors back into the market.
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The continued drop in prices has been attracting buying interest from India, they added.
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After decrying censorship, he began attracting droves of followers on Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram.
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Floyd definitely has a way of attracting music's most famous normies to him. 47.
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Clarissa had to decide whether to kill her baby to avoid attracting the patrols.
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They're hosting their own sales in hopes of attracting online shoppers to their sites.
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In the 1950s a Sicilian newspaper advertised jobs here, attracting a large Italian contingent.
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India is attracting foreign investment on hopes for an improving economy and more reforms.
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The officials' public appeals are attracting attention in the Senate, where staffers of Sens.
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These trilobite relatives have been attracting mates successfully for well over 400 million years.
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Mr. Duterte has repeatedly expressed interest in attracting Chinese rail investment to the Philippines.
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They tend to have trouble attracting third-party developers, and they're rarely technically impressive.
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An average of polls crunched by Real Clear Politics sees him attracting 8.7 percent.
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A high ranking is an important factor for attracting students from around the country.
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A single bagpiper roamed the scene, attracting a crowd when he stopped to play.
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Chancey sees his expertise in private investing as a differentiator for attracting new clients.
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Attracting, tracking, and retaining customers "is a big problem for local businesses," he said.
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Proof that a new feature is actually making a dent in attracting new users.
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"I think just the pool of men she was attracting was very low-quality."
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Perhaps most important, he closely studied her way of attracting and keeping famous patrons.
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Cárdenas says the group has been successful in attracting matching funds for independent expenditures.
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What used to be seen just as a Democratic issue is now attracting Republicans.
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Last, attracting diverse candidates means nothing in the long run if they don't stay.
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Profit is a measure of how efficient you are in attracting and serving customers.
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He retreated, as other students bounced up and down, continuing to chant, attracting onlookers.
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The profession is not attracting the best and brightest for a variety of reasons.
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A donnybrook of Billsian proportions broke out attracting the attention of the overworked constabulary.
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Debsian socialism was broad and inclusive, attracting immigrants in New York and Oklahoma farmers.
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That lure is attracting investors who once viewed oil and gas as the prize.
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You could be in a happy marriage, and still have this pull attracting you.
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But if attracting youth is your greatest problem this seems like low hanging fruit.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan knows the challenges the GOP faces in attracting young voters.
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If Snapchat keeps attracting more users, generating billions in ad revenue will be easy.
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The focus is on scaling its jobs marketplace and attracting candidates, as you'd expect.
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It wasn't until the 2011 NBA lockout that The Drew began attracting national hype.
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The porcelain pour-over coffee makers and paper filters were now attracting public attention.
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None wanted to be identified for fear of attracting the attention of the Feds.
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The system, though, has worked well for the industry, even attracting private equity investors.
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Spotify has been a formidable competitor to Apple in attracting customers for music streaming.
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But now the idea is attracting support from a handful of those who would.
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The timely show has become a sensation, selling strongly, attracting celebrities, and spurring conversation.
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College courses on positive psychology have a track record of attracting scores of students.
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New York fairly consistently ranks second behind the Bay Area in attracting venture capital.
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Its windows were attracting somewhat larger crowds during the day when I stopped by.
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"The argument is that as president he is unduly attracting business," the judge said.
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Low interest rates in Belgium (and Europe) have made borrowing more affordable, attracting investors.
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He has introduced economic reforms including attracting foreign capital into several state-owned assets.
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Restoring public trust in finance was also critical to attracting skilled staff, it said.
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" Shakir added: "All Democrats should be ecstatic to witness this movement attracting new supporters.
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They have also done better at attracting people to church and retaining the young.
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Ayanna Pressley, was a jubilant —if not transparent — grab at attracting black female voters.
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Joshua Tree also bolsters our economy by attracting more than 22019 million visitors annually.
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"We were attracting attention, and we promoted ourselves through the magazine," Mr. Harrison said.
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But attracting genuine customers is tough, so some sellers use a reliable cheat — bribes.
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"Fiction" and "nonfiction" are made to operate as oppositely charged magnets attracting incompatible values.
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Ruger and Smith & Wesson should care about attracting new, younger customers to gun ownership.
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She pointed out that Gallery Weekend was already very successful at attracting foreign collectors.
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The Blob is attracting a lot of attention because it has nearly 720 sexes.
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Restoring public trust in finance was also critical to attracting skilled staff, it said.
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He lived in northern Italy and Northern California, places known for attracting serious cooks.
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For Voice, the big challenge will be attracting users, and getting its marketplace working.
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Do the amenities for children mean that golf communities are attracting a younger demographic?
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The company was having difficulty attracting software engineers because of a crowded job market.
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In 2017, after attracting a few readers, she researched how others monetized their blogs.
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Attracting new members takes money, but churches need new members to get that money.
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But this many years in, it's hard to imagine they're attracting casual, new audiences.
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Average attendance in France was about 23,500, with the final in Lyon attracting 57,900.
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Second, firms need to mitigate the high cost of attracting and retaining online consumers.
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The effort seemed as much aimed at calming nervous donors as attracting new supporters.
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The larger issue, of course, is expanding the business, which means attracting more fans.
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Part of attracting disabled candidates is making sure the work environment accommodates them seamlessly.
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Employers in the tech sector have begun offering it as means of attracting talent.
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Zarqawi's group, as it fought in Iraq, grew to prominence, attracting al-Qaeda's attention.
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As word of the confession got out, my case started attracting local media interest.
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When the Amazons of the world get cities to engage in bidding wars against each other for prime office locations, the upshot is almost inevitability that rich cities end up attracting even more high-end jobs while rich companies end up attracting subsidies.
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That is attracting investors to the "lithium triangle" that spreads into Argentina, Bolivia and Chile.
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This limits the dirt-attracting residue often left behind when detergent runs through the machine.
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Because when you are happy, you will become like a magnet, attracting what you need.
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Left Field will have an international focus with the aim of attracting a global audience.
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With today's new funding round, the company can now focus on attracting service providers again.
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The island is attracting a significant increase in the number of foreign tourists from China.
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CEO Evan Spiegel's day—attracting high-profile celebrities is crucial to the site's hipster image.
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The move is aimed at expanding Taiwan's futures market and attracting foreign investors, he said.
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Already a star For such a tiny creature, Erovixia gryffindori is attracting big attention online.
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Regulating, monitoring or otherwise cleaning up the exchange infrastructure is vital to attracting institutional investors.
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The trapped fish quickly become bait, attracting larger predators who in turn become entangled themselves.
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Many centers are in small Chinese cities or towns, not ideal locations for attracting startups.
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Astro-tourism is helping these communities by attracting dark sky enthusiasts from across the country.
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The strategy is attracting new customers - Dunstone's priority - but coming at a cost to earnings.
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Slate's Carey said the company has seen early success in attracting newsletters subscribers this way.
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Big luxury hotel brands face a big new challenge in attracting high-end travelers: boredom.
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It's also a notable bellwether about what's attracting consumers to open their wallets these days.
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Indeed, LaVar cracked the code for attracting breathless media attention in the age of Trump.
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Other cyclical stocks were also in demand, with sea transport and steel makers attracting buyers.
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Long lines at airport security checkpoints are attracting attention ahead of the summer travel season.
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But Ryan Zinke, Donald Trump's boulder-jawed secretary of the interior, is currently attracting attention.
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"It wasn't for attracting attention," she said, according to a translation published by the Guardian.
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Right now the space is, I think, attracting the best and the worst of people.
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Cryptocurrencies don't exactly have the best reputation thanks to their penchant for attracting unscrupulous people.
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Her novel, "My Darling From the Lions," eventually came out in 1967, attracting little attention.
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Its strategy relied on attracting new customers from the social circles of its existing buyers.
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Influencers are now thought of as the new celebrities, attracting younger audiences that marketers crave.
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But he sees those restaurants as leading with coffee or attracting customers with low prices.
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One is to increase the number of shares with the hope of attracting new investors.
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There are a couple of keys to why Checkr is doing well and attracting funding.
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Early-childhood education and care is attracting a surge of interest in most rich countries.
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Buyers believe they must cover early, attracting speculators to pile into the market as well.
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Instagram's Discovery tab also outpaces its Twitter counterpart when it comes to attracting new followers.
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San Diego, for example, has tried, and succeeded, in attracting venture capital to their city.
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In fact, there is a constellation of such start-ups now attracting investment and interest.
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Several universities have relabelled their MBAs as apprenticeships, attracting a subsidy of up to 90%.
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Some conservation projects wash their faces as sources of income, by attracting high-spending tourists.
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The states are graded based on the qualities they deem most important in attracting business.
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The Silicon Slopes technology region keeps growing, attracting prized STEM workers to the Wasatch Front.
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Unlike her maverick father, Marine is not content with attracting protest votes and targets power.
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Support for the sector was maintained even as other developing technologies were attracting more investment.
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That's because advertising online is both about attracting eyeballs and understanding where they're coming from.
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The largest U.S. consumer electronics retailer is attracting customers again, Joly said in an interview.
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Most marketplace companies need to undergo the arduous, expensive process of attracting vendors and customers.
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But there's a jewel at the bottom of its depths that is attracting renewed attention.
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Darpa's climate work helped justify the continuation of Illiac IV, whose costs were attracting scrutiny.
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In 2014, a peaceful protest was held at the TMT groundbreaking ceremony, attracting international attention.
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Landmarks also influence route choice, by attracting more trips than travel-time minimization would expect.
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The move was made in hopes of attracting more consumer interest, as growth had slowed.
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"It is not very spectacular physics in terms of attracting the general public," said Giani.
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Nearby fruit farms also play an important role, attracting an abundant food supply of bugs.
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He helped her increase her blog's online traffic, taught her tips of attracting an audience.
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Trump said Wednesday that the bill is about attracting more skilled workers to the country.
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The message appears to be getting through, with Rouhani's rallies attracting chants of reformist slogans.
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He is ahead of Rubio, who is attracting 22% of the vote, by double digits.
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According to PopSugar, there is now yet another beacon that's attracting visitors to Disney parks.
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Cleveland is seeing a rebirth, which could be attracting residents from all over the state.
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It's an area attracting a lot of attention from public companies, investors and entrepreneurs alike.
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The growing focus on boosting equity values is attracting attention from other areas of finance.
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The aesthetic of the workplace is a major asset in attracting talent and managing productivity.
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Duckett said offering higher interest rates on accounts is not the key to attracting customers.
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It has been attracting customers, and burning through cash, with deep discounts and celebrity marketing.
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We're attracting people back into wine who might have otherwise had to give it up.
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Nevada's economy is on a roll, winning business from other states and attracting more jobs.
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Clarkson has a knack for attracting beautiful ladies ... he's recently been connected to Kendall Jenner.
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He lost all four elections, attracting no more than single-digit support in each race.
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Attracting good overseas talent will be difficult without knowing what the immigration rules will be.
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Health officials, including FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, blame flavors for attracting kids to e-cigarettes.
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The government issued a statement calling the subsidized price "indispensable for attracting long-term investment".
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But, but, but attracting American users will be a "huge wall to climb," Ho says.
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Later that morning Venus will move into Aquarius, attracting beauty and organization to your home.
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Greece's conservative government is keen on attracting investments to boost the recovering economy's growth prospects.
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In general, Chinese social media apps have had trouble attracting users from outside their country.
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Mic was once a digital media darling, attracting around $60 million in funding from investors.
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So far, however, cities have been focused mostly on attracting Amazon in the first place.
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She has since gained a substantial following online, attracting attention for her social media savvy.
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It's also attracting a growing number of people seeking more affordable options for cosmetic surgery.
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MMOs are attracting quite a bit of inbound interest in the venture-backed startup world.
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It was not widely attended — attracting only between 28503 and 22019 members, by some accounts.
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The online bulk delivery start-up Boxed is attracting lots of attention from big retail.
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Meanwhile, Syria's civil war rages on and new conflicts emerge within it, attracting fresh recruits.
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The surging popularity of Epic Games' "Fortnite" is attracting competition from a big game publisher.
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For that reason, these ads immediately succeeded in attracting customers eager for a good deal.
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The app continued to gain traction and was attracting customers in Europe, Asia, and Japan.
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It was not widely attended -- attracting only between 22019 and 50 members, by some accounts.
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Today, it's a booming industry attracting millions of dollars in venture capital investment, Marikar wrote.
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As critical as the student body jump: the kind of student the university is attracting.
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The measure is attracting attention following recent controversies involving Cabinet officials' use of private jets.
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After years of lobbying Beijing for help attracting tech outfits, it finally got its wish.
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It hosts Europe's largest and most vibrant Halloween celebration each year, attracting thousands of tourists.
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It's been a media darling, with tons of hype, but it isn't attracting investor interest.
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And there is still the matter of attracting billions of dollars to pay for it.
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They face pressure from smaller brands attracting consumers who crave new, natural and premium products.
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Ola plans to invest in attracting more drivers to its platform with vehicle leasing programs.
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Many centers are in small Chinese cities or towns, not ideal locations for attracting startups.
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I swam alone in the water, attracting the attention of two bystanders near the shore.
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And in Nashville, exhibitions that link Cheekwood's garden and its museum are attracting strong audiences.
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Venus moves into Aries on Saturday, attracting you to the veiled, shadowy side of things.
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Now, we are not just keeping our young people, we're attracting other communities' young people.
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Cortes has a way of attracting some of the top eco-intellectuals in the world.
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Founded in 1944, the company began attracting passengers by offering low fares starting in 1955.
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It should help the company when it comes to attracting its first users in Paris.
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The paper also reported that an improper car loan was made, attracting the NCAA's attention.
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Attracting private sector investment appears to be the last option for northern states and cities.
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Her dominance is attracting comparisons to another former judoka and mixed martial artist, Ronda Rousey.
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These days, the latter number has been attracting more attention than the headline payroll count.
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In his memoir, he describes Diane as having had "an outsized role" in attracting voters.
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But Ms. Stein, a physician and environmental health advocate, had trouble attracting attention and support.
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"We've been very successful [in the U.S.] at attracting multiple types of customers," said Tenev.
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Pruitt has joined numerous Cabinet secretaries in attracting criticism for their use of taxpayer money.
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Savvy about attracting media coverage, they knew how an outrageous claim could draw a crowd.
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Other golfers could only chuckle at the prospect of the event attracting paid television viewers.
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The company says it's been a big success, attracting a much bigger and younger audience.
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"We were losing population, we weren't growing jobs, we weren't attracting young people," he said.
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The proposal included six goals, like addressing border security and attracting more highly educated immigrants.
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"Because they're much more expensive in general, they're attracting a higher-end buyer," he said.
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Fusion is now attracting science-minded entrepreneurs and investors willing to make a long bet.
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And having prominent figures post contentious remarks can help Twitter's business by attracting new users.
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Chao's game-day insights may also be attracting people who make N.F.L. in-game wagers.
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Iran is showing signs of attracting major foreign investment in its long-neglected oil fields.
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Part of the reason for this, Sadowski believes, is that KBO is attracting better players.
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They cite logistical hurdles, high costs for attracting and retaining customers and big-company competition.
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Convincing Dr. Thorne was the easy part; attracting funding and students proved much more difficult.
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But those are the great partnerships in life and in rock 'n' roll, opposites attracting.
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The Massachussetts island isn't the only vacation destination that's attracting city-dwellers during the pandemic.
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During the hearing, Curiel sounded concerned about the level of publicity the case was attracting.
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Tariffs have done a tremendous job attracting selective investment in industries like the auto industry.
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The deregulated Indonesian airline industry was also attracting attention, but not of the desirable kind.
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Recent figures show Croatia attracting 16 million tourists a year, mostly in July and August.
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These are worrisome trends, since its lofty $27 billion value hinges on attracting more people.
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Trump has countered that he offers the party its best chance of attracting new voters.
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Jupiter stays in Capricorn until December 19 — attracting us to people in positions of power.
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They say they've gone too commercial, charging for parking spots and attracting too many outsiders.
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"Maybe a kid is peeing on himself as a way of attracting attention," he said.
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Greenwich, a posh Connecticut town in Fairfield County, is known for attracting high-income residents.
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But it's not only U.S. stocks that are attracting the attention of high-profile investors.
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In addition to shoring up allies, there are several factors attracting the Saudis to Asia.
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App Annie's data shows that Snap is indeed attracting users in spite of the critics.
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So far, however, cities have been focused mostly on attracting Amazon in the first place.
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The wallflower is attracting some attention, and so far appears to be absorbing it well.
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Under Armour continues to fall short, however, in attracting consumers to its shoes and apparel.
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A new Congressional Republican repeal-and-replace effort doesn't seem to be attracting much support.
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Restoring public trust in finance was also critical to attracting skilled staff, the report said.
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Pro-independence demonstrations that once attracted dozens of protesters are now attracting thousands, residents say.
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They might well be attracting fans new to basketball who then go to N.B.A. games.
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These areas are not only attracting new residents but feature thriving economies and ample housing.
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But it has also been attracting unwanted attention for its relative lack of antidiscrimination protections.
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The lower investment minimums are "certainly attracting a much bigger universe of investors," he said.
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In contrast, states that keep regulatory burdens low can have an edge in attracting entrepreneurs.
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Phoenix has seen very strong job growth and is attracting new employees to the area.
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The tournament, first held in 21997, was Roberts's gambit for attracting attention, members, and money.
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At one point the daytime version was attracting 78 percent of viewers 18 to 49.
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Republican women and women of color face particular challenges attracting funding at the primary stage.
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At one point the daytime version was attracting 21999 percent of viewers 22007 to 49.
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What they're divided on is a provision aimed at attracting investment to lower-income areas.
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"It's great for attracting talent into the space programs that we're working on," Hewson added.
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After several years of exhibiting and publishing his own books, he started attracting international attention.
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The musical has been one of the most successful at attracting black audiences to Broadway.
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The municipality set a goal of attracting two million tourists a year to the site.
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He entered a café, ordered a coffee, drank it, and left, all without attracting attention.
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"O'Rourke may be attracting massive crowds, but Cruz has a better favorability rating," Brown said.
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What comes to mind when you think about attracting and retaining millennials in the workplace?
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She asked to not use her last name to avoid attracting burglars to her home.
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A darling of English tabloids, his rallies back home weren't attracting much of a crowd.
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It too, is attracting more interest, according to its founder and chief executive, Brynn Putnam.
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For start-up companies like Ms. Haddock's, exhibiting at CES is crucial for attracting investment.
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As he gets closer to the Republican nomination, Donald Trump is attracting raucous protests again.
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One is that I am weary of tax incentives as a means of attracting business.
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They are also motivated by the chance of attracting new fans to the women's game.
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Now, a photo of Power's mid-race nursing session is attracting attention on social media.
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In Seattle, Hempfest has been attracting tens of thousands of people every year since 1991.
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Other ISIS sympathizers in Indonesia may want to strike in the hope of attracting similar attention.
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Yet it is attracting the attention of influential promoters such as Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft.
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That is attracting investors to the "lithium triangle" that overlays Argentina, Bolivia and Chile (see map).
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Thankfully, while Coconut has some trouble getting around, she has no trouble eating or attracting attention.
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Chinese start-ups working on artificial intelligence are already attracting more funding than their American counterparts.
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He was engaged in building his brand and improving it by his success in attracting crowds.
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The plants flower at nighttime, attracting the bats with the smell of rotting, over-ripened fruit.
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Erik's success in attracting settlers was first and foremost due to the quality of his merchandise.
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RG: Is the aesthetic used to retrofit new into old without attracting a lot of attention?
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Here is a look at some of the most popular tech headquarters that are attracting visitors.
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Mexico City is attracting millennials, in particular, according to Earth, the millennial-focused travel media platform.
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Industry sources say attracting a candidate with strong relationships with mortgage and deposit brokers is critical.
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Think of it like this: moisture acts like a magnet, attracting other moisture wherever it can.
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"They're ruled by Venus, and are known for attracting the good things in life," Reed said.
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Mr. Kiselbach cited Vancouver's abundance of skilled labor and relative affordability as factors attracting software companies.
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If the school isn't strong, then you aren't going to be attracting business and...communities shrink.
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Breaking New Ground Despite the difficulties with attracting creditors, the companies are still competing for borrowers.
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That's a lot of features, and it should help when it comes to attracting new users.
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At that kind of revenue, Slack is attracting a more than 25x next-year's-revenue multiple.
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Do you miss the days when you could duck into Barneys or Saks without attracting notice?
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The methodology grades the states based on the qualities they deem most important in attracting business.
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She worried about attracting unwanted attention from those who might ask why she hadn't spoken earlier.
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And they are attracting significant capital from local investors and global giants to scale their ambitions.
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But they are attracting more notice as those caused by the wild virus itself have dwindled.
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Melodically, aesthetically, I was really trying to avoid the score attracting any undue attention to itself.
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Attracting elderly and disabled workers will require companies to be flexible and to offer more training.
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We were thrilled that it did well, attracting over six million unique users in four months.
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Dorsey sees live video as a way of attracting new users and advertisers to the platform.
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Conversely, a bandit mask might help potential prey avoid attracting the attention of would-be predators.
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Erotic drawings, adult games, and marijuana-related news and entertainment are all attracting subscribers on Patreon.
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Among Uber's biggest expenses is the cost of attracting drivers, who have a high turnover rate.
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A new twist on that model has been attracting the attention of regulators in recent weeks.
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Stock funds posted $5 billion in outflows after attracting $9.2 billion in inflows the prior week.
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Attracting and keeping talent is the biggest battle in the war between the states for business.
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Vechta is keeping its natives, but attracting new talent is hard when the competition is Berlin.
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As for attracting and dating the same signs, it's totally legit that you have a type.
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The report is attracting particular attention after a spring deluge that disrupted corn and soybean planting.
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The food provided is so poor that much of it gets thrown away, attracting wild boars.
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Buyers and sellers gain trust in prices, attracting more wine and more money to the market.
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ISIS is attracting adherents around the globe, while a host of other terrorist groups arm themselves.
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The British firms, with their smaller profit pool, have found attracting and retaining American talent hard.
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This may be OK for base Republicans, but it isn't attracting new people to the party.
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Acrush made headlines even before dropping any music, attracting hundreds of thousands of fans on Weibo.
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Software for the construction industry is becoming a big business and attracting more capital from investors.
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Fujifilm says it's been able to cross generational boundaries by attracting photographers in the digital age.
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But Pakistan's sukuk regulations classified underlying assets in sukuk transactions as fixed assets, attracting additional taxes.
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That suggests interest in Dory is only growing and that the movie is attracting repeat business.
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Wildflowers carpeted the barren desert terrain, attracting hordes of tourists seeking a glimpse of the blooms.
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But it's clear the trend is attracting ample interest, investment, and encouragement from the business community.
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SoundCloud never had a problem attracting people — by July 33 it had 40 million registered users.
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The president still has 53 Pentagon positions to fill and the slow pace is attracting criticism.
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Netflix has been hugely successful in attracting more subscribers through the popularity of its original shows.
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The hairs on the gland help spread sexy pheromones in an attempt at attracting a female.
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But when it comes to devising a messaging strategy for attracting more voters to their side?
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That model has been successful in attracting foreign investment, and convincing multinationals to set up shop.
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There is also skepticicm that this is really about attracting higher educated people to these cities.
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What's crystal clear now, though, is that "SNL" has written off attracting right-of-center viewers.
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"In terms of attracting spot barrels, we would see us as being extremely competitive," he said.
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Google's free Wi-fi at railway stations in India is already attracting over 23 million people.
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Even so, attracting early stage investment remains important to keep feeding the pipeline of start-ups.
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"We have a big challenge of attracting employees and making them loyal to us," Heudorf said.
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He revolutionized the magazine biz -- partly with Playboy's famous photos, but also by attracting amazing writers.
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Back in February, Revolut said it was attracting between 6,000 and 8,000 new users per day.
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As important financial centers, attracting tourism dollars from business travelers provides a large source of income.
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Bonifield says CNN doesn't have the goods, but it's nonstop coverage is all about attracting viewers.
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In January, it started running TV ads aimed at attracting adult smokers to switch from cigarettes.
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" She explained, "They play a huge role in attracting attention from both fans and potential clients.
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A new play, "Lawrence after Arabia", is attracting packed houses in London; another is in production.
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Maintaining its nimble and humble culture, and attracting talent while growing rapidly, can become a challenge.
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Because of this, one of the biggest criticisms lobbed at vaping is that it's attracting youth.
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Victims of rape in Indonesia are often blamed for attracting male attention by wearing skimpy clothes.
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A correction since January has driven share price valuations down from record levels, attracting bargain hunters.
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The program is intended to improve retention rates and engagement at work while attracting new talent.
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White nationalists are planning to hold a rally in Washington, D.C., which is also attracting counterprotesters.
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Instead, simple restaurants are improving their offerings, and it's attracting foodies who seek authenticity and quality.
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Long staples for vegetarians, beef substitutes are attracting more people, in lieu of the real thing.
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NNA is used by financial institution investors to measure a firm's success in attracting new business.
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The liquidity produced by so many buyers and sellers keeps attracting new traders to the platform.
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Another Morning Consult survey showed him attracting 12 percent in a race against Trump and Sen.
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Investment aimed at enticing businesses and attracting workers could be designed with each other in mind.
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This decision couldn't be better designed to put Google at a competitive disadvantage for attracting consumers.
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Asia Pacific equity was one of the few areas to see modest inflows, attracting $748 million.
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Since then, Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan has been attracting political and religious support through the country.
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Despite attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, the museum was reportedly facing funding issues.
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Many of these are our most commented-on images — some attracting nearly a thousand student comments.
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Providing workers with an inspiring mission will also become increasingly important in attracting and retaining talent.
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New residences are attracting people who have been priced out of Manhattan and Brooklyn, experts say.
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We have a very hard time attracting gays, minorities, and, thanks to the current nominee, women.
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The individual mandate has never been successful toward the objective of attracting people to the program.
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That means U.S. financial markets are attracting more capital, strengthening the U.S. dollar on global markets.
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The group is already attracting new clients such as GlaxoSmithKline and Asda, it said on Thursday.
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Colorado has seen big growth lately, with cities like Denver and Boulder attracting many young professionals.
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While the cannabis industry is attracting billions of dollars in investment, regulatory hurdles have curtailed advertising.
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He retreats and the students bounce up and down as they continue to chant, attracting onlookers.
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Portugal's startup scene is attracting increasing attention as the country pushes to become a technology hub.
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U.S.-based equity funds recorded $2.8 billion in withdrawals after attracting $11.3 billion the week prior.
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At these levels, the company's loans are now attracting interest from distressed investors, the sources said.
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Is it still attracting more users and more or less keeping its (considerable) losses mostly flat?
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Fresh Fest was wildly successful, attracting about 1,200 visitors when Bracey and Potter expected 700, tops.
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Denmark's Roskilde festival has been attracting music fans of all ages for close to 50 years.
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Attracting funding heavyweights One area that needs to build up at some point is funding mechanisms.
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There is also skepticism that this is really about attracting higher educated people to these cities.
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Goldman Sachs is just as worried as any other employer about attracting and retaining top talent.
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Milwaukee and its southern suburbs are attracting thousands of new residents who once lived in Chicago.
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All too reminiscent of Groundhog Day, Greece's never-ending sovereign debt crisis is again attracting attention.
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"If anything, it is attracting more investment from the real estate community than it can handle."
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Snapchat's investment in augmented reality (its Lenses feature) seems to be attracting brands left and right.
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The U.S. should not be losing the competitive edge on attracting this innovation's best and brightest.
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Being stylish means attracting people around you and presenting them with a good image of yourself.
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But three teams that had discouraging seasons last year seem to be attracting some betting interest.
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It was a dramatic way of highlighting the Paris Opera's extraordinary success in attracting younger audiences.
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It is attracting the predictable mix of nostalgic baby boomers, design-conscious hipsters and stylish Europeans.
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San Miguel de Allende is a Unesco World Heritage site, attracting tourists from around the world.
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In the months that followed, Gupta tells me, he began attracting more clients than ever before.
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And he is attracting interest from grocers and chefs in search of fresher, more sustainable fish.
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The city was even attracting those ultimate imprimaturs of urban revival, a couple of food halls.
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"A bigger problem than climate change is attracting good, young people to agriculture," Mr. Forbes said.
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The Rams had been attracting a lot of preseason buzz after a breakthrough 212-26 season.
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The stream of proposals also makes the standard seem alive, attracting new volunteers to Unicode's mission.
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That puts a premium on diversity and education, factors important in attracting a talented work force.
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But after years of lobbying Beijing for help attracting tech outfits, it finally got its wish.
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Rich metropolitan areas have gotten even richer, attracting ever more of the nation's fastest growing industries.
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"The Crimson has historically had problems attracting underrepresented minorities and retaining those people," Ms. Yared said.
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He's a narcissist and a neurotic with a feral talent for attracting the attention he craves.
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When an employee is attracting attention that distracts from the company, he cuts the employee loose.
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As local authorities clamp down on corruption, China's wealthy will also fear attracting too much scrutiny.
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Attracting viewers to a story relies, above all, on making the process as simple as possible.
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That's why the N.B.A. has gone global rather than try to keep attracting red-state America.
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He knows he needs a website, but attracting digital customers is the least of his concerns.
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Attracting young families to a town without an elementary school can be a very tall order.
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That work landed him a job at Pinterest just as the company was attracting mainstream attention.
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The products promised interest rates more than double traditional bank accounts, attracting droves of ordinary investors.
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Democrats can, and hopefully will, nominate a candidate capable of attracting middle-of-the-road support.
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It has since become a major event, attracting hundreds of thousands of spectators and top players.
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The Metropolitan Opera continues to dominate the city's opera scene, attracting superstars and mounting opulent productions.
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" On attracting the African American vote, @KamalaHarris: "Everyone has to earn the vote of every person.
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Abdul Mahdi's statement praised his government's efforts in attracting investment, including an upcoming deal with ExxonMobil.
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The institute works on industry research and attracting talent to the manufacturing industry, among other things.
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Malaysian bonds experienced outflows of over $1 billion, after attracting inflows in the previous three months.
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Many of them specifically target people under the age of 18, and are attracting potential predators.
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The concept of using philanthropy to revive struggling communities is attracting the attention of wealthy entrepreneurs.
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This is attracting more Asian and Middle Eastern investors looking to diversify their holdings, she said.
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"The new image of France," the company said in a statement, "is attracting foreign investors again."
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Next month, Berkeley is expecting several conservative speakers who have a history of attracting impassioned protest.
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Given ultra-low interest rates, however, attracting more assets alone won't be enough to boost income.
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If you're single, this is a period of attracting the type of relationships that suit you.
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The agency's also seeking information on the role flavors play in attracting people to nicotine products.
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Once Apple Arcade excited as a concept, it started attracting developers already developing a mobile game.
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The Fire is largely credited with attracting architects who rebuilt Chicago with new 523th-century aesthetics.
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However, advisors have suggested that the delays could hurt the country's hopes of attracting international investment.
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A video of her daughter singing in Chinese went viral, attracting tens of millions of viewers.
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Cincinnati is also one of the top 15 U.S. cities attracting more millennials, as CNBC reports.
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Trump, like Obama in 2008, is attracting large crowds — although nowhere near the size of Obama's.
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The demonstrations, centered in Maidan Square in Kiev, grew in size and intensity, attracting international attention.
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Thus, a less censorious competitor would still have trouble attracting users without a large user base.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A hedge fund powered by ideas from anonymous contributors is attracting some prominent investors.
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Murphy understands that incentivizing entrepreneurship and attracting high growth businesses are key components of job creation.
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Plus, hip boutique hotels, luxury lodges, and tiny house resorts are attracting a new clientele: millennials.
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Zuckerberg also has a vested interest in attracting more talent from outside the U.S., not less.
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As a result, the competitive advantage that the U.S. once had in attracting businesses has evaporated.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hong Kong's latest wave of listings are attracting some big helping hands.
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He said it would hinder his pursuit of the top kosher certification, critical to attracting customers.
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It thrives, attracting the same brand of tony folk who had once thronged around Phil's pool.
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Macy's says Backstage is attracting new customers, which could be coming at the expense of DSW.
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But having been badly burned already this year, they appear to be attracting far fewer buyers.
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Importantly, recreation opportunities are often the economic lifeblood in rural America, attracting tourists, retirees and entrepreneurs.
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So far, the program has been successful in attracting and keeping physicians in rural health care.
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And the absence of a mosque has prevented the society from attracting a full-time imam.
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It already had powerful critics, including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, for attracting teenage fans.
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As a result, the city is attracting many former natives of the area and young entrepreneurs.
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Comic-Con started in 1970 in a hotel basement, attracting about 300 comic book die-hards.
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It was a classic metropolitan magnet, attracting anyone in need of a job or a raise.
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Unsurprisingly, the Sen Sok district surrounding the airport is attracting more Chinese residential development and investment.
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The Hill reports that the site crashed on Wednesday after attracting 1,000 users in an hour.
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That local authority adds to the already difficult task of attracting new drivers to Didi's platform.
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A photo of her nursing session has been shared on social media, attracting hundreds of comments.
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"For companies to be competitive worldwide, they need to be attracting the best candidates," she said.
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The state hasn't had trouble attracting insurers to its marketplace in the way other states have.
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"Earn commissions and provide more choices to your users," Airbnb writes, with one affiliate option aimed at attracting guests, and other aimed at attracting hosts (in other words, those who would list properties or other services on Airbnb) — the two parts of Airbnb's two-sided marketplace.
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Work there is low-paid and low-skilled, attracting immigrants to the town but leaving it poor.
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Pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani has been trying to revive Iran's sanction-hit economy by attracting foreign investment.
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Malaysia has been attracting Chinese investments in recent years, as leaders of both nations forged close ties.
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The promises and headwinds of the industry are potentially far-reaching and attracting notice on Wall Street.
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Emerging market equity funds remained in favour, attracting $1 billion, and Japanese equity funds attracted $800 million.
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FADs take advantage of this instinct, attracting fish in spectacularly dense schools that fishermen quickly scoop up.
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But it also reflects the fact that Devoted is in a hot space that's attracting investor attention.
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However, on a call with analysts last week, management noted that it's making some progress attracting millennials.
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Small suppliers including First Utility, Ovo Energy and Good Energy often offer lower prices, attracting new customers.
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It has since spread to just about every industrial supply chain, with metals attracting particularly close scrutiny.
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Two oil-rich sections of Oklahoma known as the Scoop and the Stack are already attracting attention.
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Beck said this latest investment round shows that "Rocket Lab is maturing" and attracting Wall Street interest.
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The lack of apps mean that devices such as Samsung's Tizen-based Gear2 are attracting fewer users.
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Cover the whole bunch in magnetic sand, and they'll be are stronger at attracting what you want.
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Take rose quartz nails, for example, which utilize pinks and nudes to mimic the love-attracting stone.
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"The outdoor lifestyle is attracting more and more people interested in investing in the space," Happe said.
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The LVCVA, which Hill heads, is a government agency that's tasked with attracting visitors to Las Vegas.
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Argentina's president, Mauricio Macri, has made attracting energy investment a priority since he took office in 2015.
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The fitness classes have exploded in popularity in the last decade, attracting a clientele of mostly women.
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Those scientists include Stephen Hawking, who warned against humans broadcasting our presence to avoid attracting extraterrestrial foes.
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"With this news, Nigeria's hopes of attracting private sector investors have been dealt another blow," Robertson added.
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Sanders and Buttigieg have both been attracting large crowds in New Hampshire, and boasting big volunteer numbers.
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Attracting hyper-brainy people from around the world is at the heart of the tech business model.
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But the Clinton campaign is not worried about Sanders being successful in attracting the superdelegates, Fallon said.
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America is proving far more successful at attracting the highest-skilled migrants, especially software and other engineers.
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It's for these reasons, it seems, that Payleven has raised more money and may be attracting more.
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Last month, Lilly said it had pulled ahead of Amgen and Teva in attracting new migraine patients.
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Testimony has described dangerous conditions, confused lines of oversight and difficulty in attracting and retaining qualified staff.
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Attracting international capital to pet projects validates the schemes' attractiveness, and serves as a bureaucratic performance metric.
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In most domains that aren't politics, attracting a passionate minority following is a perfectly good business strategy.
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The final episode of "Game of Thrones" aired earlier this month, attracting a record 19.3 million viewers.
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Bank loan funds are attracting global investors that face low or negative rates in various other regions.
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"It is a win because they're attracting brand-name 'fintech' and others will follow," said Revolut's Storonsky.
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The blast came during the quarter finals of the Women's World Cup in soccer, attracting world attention.
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If it really didn't care about attracting and retaining conservative users, why would it need damage control?
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It said public Wi-Fi networks "are attracting pedophiles and sex offenders" and put children at risk.
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I infused that in her profile and bantering, and now she's attracting guys who understand her humor.
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The numbers show Goldman Sachs is attracting far more would-be bankers than they could ever employ.
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We really only want to be attracting people who want to meet somebody and delete dating apps.
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Besides that, entrepreneurs have to worry about attracting a good team, sustained differentiation marketplace, pricing and growth.
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Notre Dame is one of the most famous landmarks in Paris, attracting millions of tourists each year.
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In the same way the Grand Canyon is majestic and lovely, attracting admirers from around the world?
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The upshot is that cities that rely only on attracting massive technology companies are usually too late.
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Whether it's camera, AI, or just plain sexiness, the story of the Pixel isn't attracting an audience.
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Its passage is seen as an important step to attracting more investment and achieving emerging market status.
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The value of America – and Silicon Valley in particular – has always been premised on attracting overseas talent.
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Sometimes that has meant giving up on attracting tourists into Sa Sa's retail locations, the CFO acknowledged.
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This is because Sony is selling more PS4 software than ever and attracting more PlayStation Plus subscribers.
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Shifts in voter registration don't necessarily indicate who is attracting new voters, because the rolls are fluid.
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Rather, she sought to widen the electorate by attracting young, diverse voters who haven't been casting ballots.
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Why not make a government think twice before attracting the intense ire of their tech-hungry populations?
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Ms Owens says the biggest economic challenge is attracting talent—designers and engineers from Europe and India.
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In addition to attracting savvy investors, digital assistant and AI bot startups also hold appeal for acquirers.
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When you feel happy with your personal appearance, you end up attracting the attention that you're seeking.
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Rather than being a niche investment strategy, ESG investing is attracting more and more attention, Feiner added.
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The more shoppers firms can muster, the more sellers will flock to them, attracting yet more shoppers.
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In response, the GOP leadership made the bill worse in hopes of attracting those far-right votes.
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However, Appaloosa's success in attracting the votes of a substantial minority highlights the displeasure of many investors.
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Emerging market equity funds remained in favor, attracting $1 billion, and Japanese equity funds attracted $800 million.
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Attracting deposits is not as hard as might be expected from the affluent customers Morgan Stanley pursues.
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Pieces of the whale were still spotted in the water, which is attracting sharks, surfers told KFMB.
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It suggests creating 600,000 jobs by attracting vehicle-assembly operations, call centres and other industries from Asia.
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Chief Executive Fritz Joussen told reporters on Thursday that the asset was attracting a lot of interest.
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Indianapolis is an example of the mixed success mid-sized cities have had in attracting employers downtown.
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As frontier technologies are attracting broader attention, I believe many are falling back into the innovation trap.
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And despite the disappearance of the publishers, Hong Kong's forbidden books continue attracting customers from the mainland.
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Sentiment aside, there's a much more tangible way that Priyanka can help Congress — by attracting fresh funds.
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Once known as the payment platform for food trucks, Square has been attracting larger businesses as well.
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But perhaps more interesting is the type of users the startup's on-demand doctor service is attracting.
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The metric, the regulator said, helps investors gauge how successful the bank is in attracting new business.
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He was however confident of a deal that would allow the country to keep attracting manufacturing investment.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported last month that Arconic was attracting interest from private equity firms.
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That didn't stop the fund from attracting the attention of 337,559 donors at the time of writing.
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Some have also wondered whether the different profiles Macron is attracting would be able to work together.
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Tom Cruise's tush is attracting Kardashian-level attention in at least one inquisitive corner of the internet.
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This is crucial to attracting investment and ensuring the government gets the most bang for its buck.
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Sanders will reintroduce a $15 minimum wage bill Wednesday, attracting support from some Democrats such as Sen.
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A growing appetite for digital music Africa's music scene has recently started attracting attention from global giants.
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Aramco remains the big target, and attracting it would also make Toronto more attractive to Gulf companies.
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Thus, it's not hard to envision popular politically-focused startups in the space attracting attention from acquirers.
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And the shift to mobile video ads that Facebook and Google are dominating is attracting other rivals.
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But in the Democratic primaries, she had trouble attracting support from younger women, especially young white women.
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They could try to get ahead, for instance by attracting developers with their widely used payment systems.
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This is a candidate who ran on a clearly racist message, attracting people with clearly racist views.
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Despite renewed efforts, museums and galleries have long had issues attracting diverse crowds to see their exhibitions.
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Individual states still compete on income and sales taxes and on attracting corporate headquarters (Delaware, for example).
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It therefore has the advantage of attracting customers who didn't even plan on shopping for home goods.
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Her Brooklyn farm opened for business in the spring of 2009, immediately attracting bees, bugs and buyers.
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India's retail market, valued at mire than $900 billion, is increasingly attracting the attention of VC funds.
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Both programmes had difficulty in attracting parents (although more turned up when there was money in it).
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"Our lightweighting solutions in particular are attracting great interest," Chief Executive Pat D'Eramo said in a statement.
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There is still much to be done, including attracting private development without alienating the park's newfound fans.
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The company posts content and guides aimed at attracting people looking for, say, a new credit card.
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Or Tesla is attracting enough new preorders to keep the number hovering near the half million mark.
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The Super Bowl, of course, far surpasses other events, attracting $5 million for a 30-second spot.
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TV's Jamal Simmons on Wednesday when asked if Democratic presidential hopefuls were focused on attracting young voters.
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But for now, it remains in a state of decay, attracting curious visitors who are technically trespassing.
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But tell us about the importance of attracting this international talents still regardless of what happens politically.
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I do not see bitcoins attracting the amount of adoption that is implicit in the price today.
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THERE are more examples: Spiders in Vienna are evolving to build their webs near moth-attracting streetlights.
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Matta said they have made progress toward their goal of attracting $50 million in assets this year.
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Conversely, stock funds posted $5 billion in outflows after attracting $9.2 billion in inflows the prior week.
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Of course, there has been some extreme innovation, with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies attracting a cult following.
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According to Freedman, Minneapolis is "very business-friendly," while Pittsburgh has a "transformational" approach to attracting businesses.
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The personal touches are aimed at holding onto existing customers, but also attracting a more "affluent" shopper.
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Hugh Sitton, a photographer based in Britain, is typical of the quality of talent Stocksy is attracting.
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Even in remote regions of the country, he is attracting more people to rallies than his rivals.
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They look at how well the startups are attracting customers and the effectiveness of their marketing efforts.
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China has seen a string of high-profile miscarriages of justice in recent years, attracting widespread attention.
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