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Unfortunately, I think they're both gonna be drawn to perform.
Just be peaceful and people will be drawn to it.
It's hard to not be drawn to guys like that.
Some may be drawn to companies with excellent reputations or brands.
People will be drawn to the fact that Luke isn't perfect.
The airline is hoping more passengers will be drawn to Helsinki.
"Capital should be drawn to sources of higher performance," he declares.
Audiences seemed to be drawn to his conspicuously cocksure authoritarian persona.
You'll be drawn to people who support you; lean on them.
Some non-Muslims may be drawn to pious banks for ethical reasons.
However, our attention might be drawn to perceptions that previously went unnoticed.
Americans would be drawn to brands they knew from home, he said.
But Mr. Macfadyen's portrayal suggests why Margaret might be drawn to him.
The market will now be drawn to these kinds of stocks, Cramer said.
Some voters on the centre-right might be drawn to Mr Macron, too.
Entrepreneurs will always be drawn to solving problems for themselves and their friends.
But Bossen said they might be drawn to the wrong course of action.
How could I be drawn to an activity that requires silence and calm?
It's clear why Ms. Davis would be drawn to these little life-forms.
Do something that is so you and people will be drawn to that.
Investors appear to be drawn to the focus of the newest Pantera fund.
So it was kind of inevitable that I'd be drawn to someone like Rye.
Researchers think that: More turtles might be drawn to the Gulf by warmer water.
Consumers will be drawn to the social media platforms that already have more users.
It's one thing to be drawn to the like-minded, birds of a feather.
Swing voters, exhausted with the president, might be drawn to the former vice president.
They&aposre also known to be drawn to decorations light tinsel and hanging lights.
Christmas season isn't the only time that children will be drawn to Rockefeller Center.
Sure, they might be drawn to the bigger names like Joe Biden and Beto O'Rourke, but Americans will never, ever not be drawn to a scrappy candidate who is charging at the big boys and demanding that he be included in their club.
Adamic really believes that some people will be drawn to the "discomfort" of the cold.
Some may also be drawn to join violent extremist groups in the region, she added.
In addition, your focus will be drawn to your home life as Mercury enters Aries.
"The eye is going to be drawn to those bolder, bigger patterns," Ms. Atwood said.
"Yes, people who want to see these things will be drawn to it," he said.
And Fleabag, true to form, can't help but be drawn to someone so wildly inappropriate.
When given the chance, we will naturally be drawn to doing things the easy way.
With such patriotism burning in him he was bound to be drawn to Russian politics.
Could she be drawn to a smiling orange demagogue who promised that she'd "get hers"?
People who are already prone to violence might be drawn to violent music, Levitin explained.
It's not hard to see why the White House could be drawn to General Hifter.
If kids are kept busy with sports and other activities, they won't be drawn to drugs.
Given that Woman X is said to be drawn to people who seem vulnerable, I'm concerned.
Preference also plays a role, as younger Americans seem to be drawn to smaller, simpler living.
In theory, a line could be drawn to incorporate the vast majority of settlers within Israel.
As their cathedral is rebuilt, may they be drawn to the beauty that is God-inspired.
Also, most Kryptonians seem to be drawn to selfless service, saving lives, kittens in trees, etc.
It's understandable that Kalyani & Isha would be drawn to ideas like these on their debut single.
And journalists continued to be drawn to the style rather than the substance of hipster racism.
But she and her partners said they understood why people might be drawn to such conclusions.
Shouldn't Rey be drawn to something of Palpatine's instead of Luke's lightsaber in "The Force Awakens"?
But Dr. Christian acknowledged that pedophiles may be drawn to jobs that provide access to children.
But then so is much else in this convoluted saga, which should be drawn to a close.
It's the same reason so many roboticists continue to be drawn to human- and animal-inspired robots.
Bright lines should be drawn to prevent the White House from unduly interfering in Justice Department affairs.
Wealthy Americans may be drawn to Jackson for its tax benefits as well as its natural beauty.
Voters who like Christie's tough-talking persona may be drawn to Trump as the next best thing.
A curtain running along a ceiling track can be drawn to hide the open kitchen while entertaining.
This is especially so for crossword solvers, who tend to be drawn to things that are orderly.
He doesn't understand himself as a person drawn to men, who might therefore be drawn to others.
Paul is too fluid to be drawn to one kind of love, in his sexuality and soul.
Instead, voters proved to be drawn to Trump's campaign — one that promised a return to the country's past.
People who have a private policy who feel this works for them may not be drawn to this.
Users might be drawn to click on shallow content, yet it can feel too frivolous and ultimately unsatisfying.
It makes sense why Lena, of all people, would be drawn to The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
Instead, families seem to be drawn to the idea of an action film for both adults and kids.
It turns out fundamental-driven active managers are much more likely to be drawn to big, household names.
The straight fit is roomier with a less tapered leg; bigger guys may be drawn to this fit.
She was not looking for nostalgia, but rather books that middle grade kids today would be drawn to.
That hate isn't ingrained into human nature, but human nature sometimes can't help but be drawn to it.
Expect to be drawn to the occult during this time; your Ouija board will likely be dusted off.
But even in her largely conservative church, Ms. Brewer knows some women may be drawn to Mr. O'Rourke.
"The nostalgic foods millennials seem to be drawn to are the ones that are more indulgences," she says.
Will more talent be drawn to Cornell Tech and ultimately into the NYC economy because of this co-location?
You're personable, so despite whatever drama you might stir up, people can't help but be drawn to your charisma.
Research into the partner preferences of gay men suggests that, on average, they tend to be drawn to masculinity.
Hispanic youth were most likely to be drawn to cigarettes around ages 12 and 16, the study also found.
Rivera "seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day and chose to abduct her," Rahn alleged Tuesday.
And this suggests another reason presidents may be drawn to the mystery genre: It's escapism for the control freak.
It seems inevitable that LeWitt, whose practice is founded on seriality and instruction, would be drawn to the book format.
But the pro users who crave more and more resolution to work with will be drawn to Sony's new camera.
The idea is that shoppers, particularly millennials, will be drawn to the payment method and the retailers that provide it.
When we had youth camps, she was the one that all of the kids on campus would be drawn to.
For instance, glancing at the "Technology" objects, you might be drawn to the flashy gilded brass astronomical clock (59 cows).
It's no surprise that a blogger with 180,000 followers would be drawn to a watch by its social media profile.
We may be drawn to the past, but few people want to live in the past on a daily basis.
Our brains would still be drawn to outrage and angry tweets, replacing democratic debate with childlike he-said, she-said.
Plans would also be drawn to reduce the "child benefit" payments to workers whose children have not accompanied them to Britain.
Parallels will also be drawn to the current debates in the US over monuments dedicated to Columbus or Confederate war heroes.
The more you like your decisions, the more you'll be happy, and the more people will naturally be drawn to you.
Bait is not necessary to catch shrimp as they will be naturally be drawn to the fish trap out of curiosity.
Valdovinos also hopes veterans will be drawn to the app because it's accessible and available in a safe space: at home.
New customers might be drawn to a single topic, but the company's direct marketing aims to turn them into repeat customers.
Some political analysts believe the 40-year political veteran could be drawn to a statesmanlike-role to mentor political ingénue Ardern.
Even if he still does not like Mr. Bolton's mustache, Mr. Trump may be drawn to the pugnacious manliness it represents.
At the same time, they caution that such symbols serve as an imperfect indicator that someone might be drawn to violence.
Don't try to see it all; let yourself drift and be drawn to the tables and walls where something catches your eye.
It does seem like he is -- this is not the first we have heard him to be drawn to an authoritarian figure.
"I can just tell you that he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day," he said.
Guterres is a forceful personality, and he will be drawn to the secretary-general's role as the voice of humanity's moral conscience.
And that's the thing: Confusing as the app's rules are, fans will probably be drawn to The Swift Life for different reasons.
Spear said private money would be drawn to high-traffic areas in heavily populated regions, leaving roads in more rural states ignored.
I'll be drawn to the design of the bottle, but she's the only person who makes the final decision about the scent.
A direct line for the character design can be drawn to the GameCube's The Wind Waker, when Link became decidedly more adorable.
Modernists would be drawn to Moses's quaint paintings of steam trains, horse-drawn carriages, and little checkerboard houses dotting patchwork quilt farms.
"I think it is appealing well to existing enterprise customers who might not immediately be drawn to the Amazon platform," he said.
But he said, "I think public market investors, when they look at returns on invested capital, that's what they'll be drawn to."
I think even people who might be drawn to it will end up being repelled by it if they are thinking critically.
Companies may be drawn to the resistance out of obligation or opportunity, but that doesn't mean they're necessarily assets to the cause.
The account, which boasts almost 900,000 followers, has caught so much attention that HBO Max couldn't help but be drawn to it.
A million people would be drawn to the atoll, on which airports, resorts and high-end housing would be built, he said.
He used it to explain why we might be drawn to cucking—when men watch their wives have sex with other men.
Those in certain professions are actually more likely to be drawn to each other, according to a Bloomberg analysis of U.S. Census data.
This makes competitive as well as administrative sense: clients may be drawn to fund managers who subject themselves to MiFID 2's strictures.
There are fears that some of Pakistan's home-grown Sunni militants could be drawn to Islamic State, as already seen in neighboring Afghanistan.
From the start, Ditko seemed to be drawn to noirish artists who filled the page with black ink to capture the shadowy underworld.
It makes complete sense that Petra — a woman who's always been attracted to powerful people — would be drawn to Lawyer Jane's effortless confidence.
You know, I don't know if it's ever a conscious choice but I do tend to be drawn to these types of characters.
She said it's a nuanced movie about complicated participants and viewers "will be drawn to a lot of different characters" when they watch it.
Mwale says he's hopeful Canada's young population, including millennials, will be drawn to Saskatoon as an alternative to popular hubs in B.C. and Ontario.
Scammers target specific types of victims who might be drawn to their schemes, as well as elderly consumers often suffering from diseases like dementia.
After the project's completion, surveys estimate, water quality will suffer, habitat will be degraded, and more development will eventually be drawn to the area.
You notice the yellow on top of almost any other color, yellow's the bit you're going to be drawn to and that affects you.
After these continuous natural disasters, which appeared to be drawn to me, the residency seemed like a good opportunity to concentrate on my work.
One of the most important of Piketty's conclusions is that constituencies that feel unrepresented by the new partisan configuration will be drawn to populism.
Politicians seem to be drawn to red lines the way tornados are drawn to mobile homes, and the results are just about the same.
He'd also said that there was no shame in normalcy, that I was right to be drawn to it, especially after my previous boyfriend.
At $90, Amazon hopes customers will be drawn to its ability to turn traditional Bluetooth speakers into "smart" ones that respond to voice commands.
So it's not surprising that Thiel would be drawn to a candidate who has made opposition to political correctness a centerpiece of his campaign.
Rivera "seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day and chose to abduct her,"  the Iowa DCI's Rick Rahn told reporters on Tuesday.
But I keep hearing people rave about Robo Recall and as I'm circling Epic and Oculus' booths, I can't help but be drawn to it.
As much as your eye will be drawn to Glover as a shirtless Gambino, pay close attention also to what is happening in the background.
Meanwhile, a much smaller segment of super-fit people might be drawn to the device to wring as much performance from themselves as they can.
This time Republican officials expect that a flood of out-of-state political money — untraceable under loose campaign laws — will be drawn to the fight.
Like other studies about sex and porn, it only showed a correlation, and girls who are more sexually curious may also be drawn to porn.
Will they be drawn to Koresky's salon-like panel "Queer & Now & Then" to catalyze them to consider past, present and futures of queerness and cinema?
"I'm often somewhat worried about myself that I tend to be drawn to situations that are going to be incredibly difficult," he said, smiling sheepishly.
Republicans have argued that their base will be drawn to the ballot box out of frustration with how Kavanaugh was treated during his confirmation process.
Others wonder if comic book fans who have supported action-packed superhero flicks in the past will be drawn to a more subdued character piece.
Rather, domestic independent companies, such as oilfield service providers or firms with some exploration experiences abroad may be drawn to the game, said IHS's Zhu.
Others wondered if comic book fans, who have supported action-packed superhero flicks in the past, would be drawn to a more subdued character piece.
Indeed, researchers said, people who have insecure attachment models tend to be drawn to those who fit their expectations, even if they are treated badly.
Not 100 percent, but I would be drawn to alpha men who were fascinating and could bring me into a world that I didn't know.
But post-Trump conservatives are likely to be drawn to state-power conservatism not just by theoretical ambition but by a sense of political necessity.
Of course, it probably is true that whoever would be drawn to the Gucci shoe, which costs $890 and has care guidelines that include "Fill shoe with tissue paper to help maintain the shape and absorb humidity, then store in the provided flannel bag and box," would not be drawn to the Keen shoe, which costs $100 and has care guidelines that include advice on machine washing.
So, you might be drawn to the people your life clusters you with, and because those clusters stay the same for many you find genetic similarities.
If you realized you liked house and/or techno, then you'd be drawn to that promoter handing out fliers for a different rave the next weekend.
Even if that candidate is a fool selling their false gold, voters will always be drawn to the change message over the message of incremental progress.
Given the right financial incentives, Mr. Legere might be drawn to the challenge of turning around a company that is likely to remain in the spotlight.
In that case, Democratic voters are the ones claiming they were harmed when GOP state officials ordered new congressional districts be drawn to benefit Republican candidates.
While I appreciate that these long rituals have their own pros, some might consider them excessive, and will more realistically be drawn to companies like Panacea.
Judging by the comparative speeds of short-haul air travel and Hyperloop, many of the passengers of these flights would be drawn to terrestrial travel alternatives.
You'll be drawn to hidden, secret places, and some deep secrets—about yourself, or someone else—may be revealed by the light of this full moon.
The fundamental problem is sicker people would be drawn to the more robust Obamacare plans, while healthier people would gravitate toward the skimpier non-Obamacare coverage.
If your concern is the creation of new consumers and emitters, your gaze should be drawn to those who will consume and emit the most, i.e.
Floor-to-ceiling windows on a raised platform provide views into the yard; a curtain can be drawn to create a sleeping area for a guest.
Seeing him tower under a doorframe, you can see how a person might be drawn to his solidity, and then come to feel flattened by it.
The idea is that shoppers, particularly millennials, will be drawn to the payment method, now called point-of-sale loans, and the retailers that provide it.
But it remains hard for me to understand how any artist of her gifts would not be drawn to new music as well the revered repertory.
There is still nothing like browsing in a bookstore with all the time in the world, allowing myself to be drawn to whatever catches my eye.
It had students pledge themselves to excellence in induction ceremonies that were meant to appeal to young people who might otherwise be drawn to gang life.
Then on Friday and Saturday, Florence may be drawn to the southwest, moving in the opposite direction compared to most tropical storms and hurricanes in this region.
Investors will continue to be drawn to Southeast Asia for its young, highly educated workforce and the business-friendly environment that makes it perfectly positioned to prosper.
Freelancers are more likely to be drawn to books that they like because, unlike a professional reviewer, they have no obligation to review a hot new novel.
If past history is suggestive of future trends, visitors will continue to be drawn to these exhibits as long as the human body remains mysterious and alluring.
While the presidential race is the sort of big-ticket item filled with drama that Americans tend to be drawn to, the midterms are less, well, sexy.
But I let myself be drawn to other hobbies, too, because that was one of the main reasons I gave up training 16-plus hours a week.
The Mashco Piro may also be drawn to settled areas where they can seize machetes, cooking pots and crops that make their lives in the wilderness easier.
The international buyers in South West England tend to be drawn to the high end of the market, above 443 million pounds ($244 million), Ms. Clifton said.
And there's the possibility that some kids may be drawn to pornography to such an extent that it may disrupt their real-life relationships and their lives.
The 7R collection has classic leather details, but your eye is likely to be drawn to the notice-me metallic shells in pale blue, silver and gold.
When you take away negative thinking patterns or destructive behaviors, you often seem like a more magnetic person, and people tend to be drawn to that, she says.
It's a rare combination—readers will be drawn to the suspense, of course, but they'll also be given an inside look into what it's like to be President.
On NBC's "Today" show Tuesday, Buttigieg said that voters of color who are "laser-focused on defeating this president" will be drawn to him after his Iowa victory.
In addition to price concerns, streaming service users seem to be drawn to the newer, more personalized format for discovering programming, as compared with the traditional TV guide.
By creating spaces each and every member would be drawn to, it could learn about them and drive them mad, paving the way to swallowing the Crains whole.
"I thought for a long time that it seemed pretty inevitable that two people with that kind of explosive energy would be drawn to each other," Konner said.
Kids can't get into the stores—you need a government-issued ID proving you're 23 or older—but that doesn't mean kids won't be drawn to the products.
If the experiment proved anything, it's that AI researchers continue to be drawn to experiments and research that perpetuate the biases we already know exist in AI research.
I relate to a kind of pure positive energy in music but also I can't help but be drawn to the more destructive end of noise and punk.
It will look something like this: With incense, Pokémon will be drawn to you (and only you) in the game, making them more abundant and easy to capture.
Many readers will be drawn to the series of poems here composed from the letters and statements of African-American soldiers in the Civil War and their dependents.
For some, like the black descendants of slaves in the South and those in the forcibly segregated inner cities, the ancestry can be drawn to previous government policies.
So if you just look, your eyes will be naturally be drawn to the bright stuff, the stars that are really bright, the galaxies that are really bright.
But the fact that the JUUL is odorless and easily concealable means more risk-averse teens—who might never mess with regular cigarettes—can be drawn to it.
This is important for two reasons: It allows viewers to be drawn to these characters while also permitting them to hate on these villains because they are so beautiful.
As a result, Luckin managed to build a dense network targeting office workers who may be drawn to the idea of coffee delivery because they can't leave their desk.
Viewers who don't have a lot of interest in animation that skews heavily toward bright, harmless, and kid-friendly probably aren't going to be drawn to this one, either.
That is what the director of "Spider-Man: Homecoming" hopes audiences will be drawn to as the third Spider-Man reboot in a decade hits movie theaters on Friday.
Lexington is ringed by suburbs where Democrats are hoping Ms. McGrath can pick off the votes of suburban women and men who will be drawn to her military service.
I think if you have that frame of mind naturally you're going to be drawn to those things and maybe that's why people tend to be into both things.
"Deep State" and "Next of Kin" both offer mystery and suspense, and you could be drawn to either out of a taste for international intrigue tied to current events.
TORONTO — Step into Scott Moore's downtown office and your eyes will be drawn to a bank of 25.2 monitors and a larger, flat-screen TV perched above his desk.
At a news conference, police explained the secret behind the trick: The scammers boiled rice with iron filings so that the rice could be drawn to a magnet-coated plate.
Clinton aides also spent Saturday delivering pep talks to some of their caucus precinct captains and key workers in Iowa's 99 counties, confident that Democrats would be drawn to Mrs.
Praising Pence as someone who "could probably pass for an accountant somewhere," Bergman said Crossroads donors would be drawn to his low-key style in contrast to Trump's "outrageous" comments.
Those who lack self-compassion, on the other hand, are more likely to be drawn to shameful thoughts and feelings, processing them as a reflection of their value and worth.
But Eliza Anyangwe, the founder of The Nzinga Effect, a platform that tells African women's stories, said the royals appear to be drawn to a certain image of the continent.
To appeal to their intellectual nature, a Sagittarius may be drawn to the medicinal side of marijuana, extensively researching the pros and cons of various strains and methods of intake.
Still, to the multimillionaires who will likely be drawn to 20083 Hudson Yards, it may seem discounted to other high-end high-rises, like those along Billionaires' Row in Midtown.
Undoubtedly, many top athletes will be drawn to perennial powerhouses like Alabama and Ohio State, with dreams of playing under the bright lights in front of about 100,000 fans every week.
Mr Dreher's zeal and sincerity are attractive, but not all readers, even devout ones, will be drawn to his divisive purism or convinced by his lurid picture of "hostile secular nihilism".
"But the best part about me and her is that we can be drawn to the same piece of clothing or shoes but we just wear them completely differently," she adds.
As Acampora envisions rocky European markets continuing in the future as the U.K. and the E.U. untangle their new relationship, he believes that foreign investors will be drawn to U.S. stocks.
The market will now be drawn to these kinds of stocks, Cramer said, not just the companies that were oldies-but-goodies because of their consistent slow growth and decent dividend.
The twosome then bond over why little girls — Kimmel himself is dad to daughter Jane, and has another baby on the way — tend to be drawn to red and purple shades.
SriLankan Airlines has attractive routes to India and analysts have said potential investors could be drawn to the prospect of turning around the carrier, which has about 21 leased Airbus planes.
He said the circuit now wanted to establish an all-year Formula One presence and estimated 50,000 people a year could be drawn to the circuit by an interactive garage experience.
On top of that, the club also shares a catchment zone with Brentford and QPR, meaning that even those of a lower-league disposition will not necessarily be drawn to Fulham.
Similarities can also be drawn to the glittery disco of the 70s, which offered an alt dimension of sequins, hedonism, and good times, as the figures on The Misery Index soared.
Yet Jews continued to be drawn to the concept of an era of redemption as foretold by the ancient prophets, a time when the wolf would lie down with the lamb.
If the iPad Pro is going to be your one and only computer, you might be drawn to USB-C hubs that are specifically designed to latch onto Apple's flagship tablet.
Prospective investors will be drawn to how quickly Snap has grown its advertising business in roughly two years, with the company showing a nearly sevenfold increase between 2015 and last year.
Britt Hart, an astrologer based in Philadelphia, said she thinks people can be drawn to horoscope-based calendars because they're seeking a grander sense of time and order in the universe.
Even those without tickets would likely be drawn to the on-site sports book, which would presumably be accessible from outside and could spawn additional investment in the surrounding area (restaurants, shopping).
Owners of last year's Nexus 27P and 21.8X will probably be drawn to the new Pixel phones and immediately notice the fingerprint sensors are once again on the back of the devices.
But they seemed to be drawn to people's skin, since a greater proportion of Vibrio bacteria was found on the volunteers' skin than in the surrounding ocean water the team also tested.
There are fears that some Pakistani Sunni militants - whether members of the Pakistani Taliban, al-Qaeda, or homegrown sectarian outfits - could be drawn to Islamic State, as has happened in neighboring Afghanistan.
As impact investing, also known as socially responsible investing, becomes more popular, financial experts say millennials seem to be drawn to funds that support the humanitarian or environmental missions they believe in.
Jeb Bush (R) — resting on their ability to raise enormous quantities of money, who would have thought that Democratic and Republican voters would be drawn to anti-big money candidates like Sen.
The Stinger Insect Zapper creates an effective perimeter inside of which a mosquito is more likely to be drawn to the zapper and killed than it is to find and bite you.
The recruits enthusiastic about the possibility of developing better relations with the community aren't those who are likely to be drawn to a Kelly-led DHS or a Sessions-condoned local department.
But a cleric who works in education in Riyadh said he worried that pushing the conservatives too far could drive the most extreme ones underground, where they could be drawn to violence.
Other teenagers may simply find themselves wanting to sample flavors with names like "German Chocolate Beefcake" or be drawn to e-cigarettes by mesmerizing videos of tricks done with the exhaled vapor.
Prospective students may be drawn to schools because of their esteemed faculty, but once they arrive on campus, he suggests, they will find that these scholars want nothing to do with them.
But voters seem to be drawn to candidates like Warren and Sanders, who offer more pointed presidential takedowns, or even to Joe Biden, who is openly dismissive of Trump as an aberration.
Years from now, when Nellee Rossi is looking through her family's old photo albums, she'll likely be drawn to Halloween 2016 — the year her dad spent $1,500 to turn her into Wonder Woman.
In Arizona, there was a sign that Republican voters could be drawn to a candidate who combines anger and flexibility, who is a hard-liner on immigration and a moderate on government spending.
Comparisons will surely be drawn to Serial and How to Make a Murderer when episodes of Made in America run this summer, both in their shared true crime conceit and larger thematic ambitions.
And it's unclear if people would be drawn to dishes by their labels a second time, noted Dr. Margo Denke, a former researcher at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
While we may be drawn to the fantasy of Robin Hood, it is easy to see the danger of putting one individual's idea of right and wrong ahead of society's democratically enforced laws.
For more than $2 a shade, logically speaking, consumers should be drawn to palettes that have high-quality shades that can be worn regularly and mixed together to create a variety of looks.
You might imagine that a certain kind of personality would be drawn to this work, a swashbuckling Indiana Jones type for whom science is an excuse to go off and have grand adventures.
The target words, as the real Ron Stallworth has told me, there are target words, trigger words that hate seems to be drawn to, attracted to, that it sort of lives off of.
"I can just tell you it seems that he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day and for whatever reason, he chose to abduct her," Rahn said.
"If you're a musician in the scene here, it's no surprise that you'd be drawn to Bernie Sanders," said keyboardist Colin Caulfield of Brooklyn-based indie rock band Diiv, who attended the benefit.
The bet with the mattress and bedding line is that women, in particular, will be drawn to the convenience and premium style of the new brand, which is carefully curated on the website.
For the first time, a major chess match is being streamed in virtual reality, and while many spectators will be chess aficionados, some will be drawn to the clash by Carlsen's unique global profile.
This women-born-women policy—a hold-out of second-wave feminism—is now at odds with modern queer identity politics, and has alienated young people who might otherwise be drawn to these spaces.
Some of the members of Mélenchon's base may overlook his stance on the EU referendum and instead be drawn to him based on his progressive policies of taxing the rich and helping the poor.
Bannon concedes that some anti-Semites and racists may be drawn to the Breitbart-sponsored big-tent, but he says that is no different from the way "certain elements" are drawn to the left.
In our moment, writers and curators may be drawn to the flâneur because he represents the opposite of identity politics, and a fantasy of a time when a universal subject was a realistic proposition.
JPMorgan research analysts said in a note Thursday that Wal-Mart could be drawn to Whole Foods for its relatively wealthier customers and strong brand, not to mention the chance to thwart Amazon's ambitions.
An analogy can be drawn to the Supreme Court decision in United States versus Richard Nixon in 1974 that considered whether executive privilege prevented the disclosure of information related to an ongoing criminal proceeding.
Private investors will be drawn to investments that are the most financially productive — that can sell the most water at a strong market price, or where tolls provide ample funds for maintenance and profit.
Hybrid shooters will definitely be drawn to the Z6's video capabilities: it outputs 4K video by utilizing the entire sensor to capture data that's equivalent to 6K, and then downsamples that output to 3.153K.
Plus, today's consumers may be drawn to Fire TV because of its built-in access to Alexa — something that makes it one of the cheapest ways to get the popular voice assistant into the home.
As such, many transformative fanworks are character-driven; far more than engaging with world-building and expanding plot possibilities, transformative fans tend to be drawn to explorations of characters and their relationships with each other.
To be sure, retailers and brands for the foreseeable future will still be drawn to advertise with Facebook and Google given the internet giants' massive customer base in order to drive traffic to their websites.
" Why, he wondered, would atheists who reject a belief in God be drawn to a belief in "intelligent alien beings monitoring the lives of humans (these are the types of paranormal ETI beliefs [they] measured)?
But sources in the Bush donor network caution that some will stay on the sidelines, while others will be drawn to Cruz, either through Texas connections or because of an admiration of his ground game.
They seemed to be drawn to Mr. Guaidó's refreshing style and vision of taking the country forward and not returning to the pre-Chávez era, an elite-dominated period of social inequality and economic collapse.
There was never any regret in letting Vaughn go, and a straight line can be drawn to Boston winning its first World Series in 86 years from the decision to trade Garciaparra three months earlier.
The Justice Department had told Ross in December 2017 it needed the question and a localized production of "citizen voting-age population data" to probe any legislative districts that may be drawn to disenfranchise minority voters.
But some analysts have questioned just how big the demand is for commercial space tourism and whether enough of the world's ultra-wealthy will be drawn to the business in order to make it financially sustainable.
But then I consider Quaid's side of things, and I think about all the reasons why these powerful older guys might be drawn to someone younger, hotter, less powerful, and perhaps less complicated to be with.
Certainly there appears to be some parallels that can be drawn to the 2014 closure of Bay Area-based Willow Garage, whose PR2 was previously a familiar sight in university robotics labs all over the world.
"I can just tell you it seems that he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day and for whatever reason, he chose to abduct her," Rahn told the news network.
I can't say for sure if there's one city in particular that I know I'll be drawn to, but as long as I'm in the midst of this excitement I think I will be very happy.
Typically if I do make a beat like that it's drawn from the influences of that artist and it's something I think his fans or people that like that type of music might be drawn to.
Consider two critical issues currently driving federal politics: These are not policies that advance the interests of white working-class voters, who may nonetheless be drawn to GOP politics for reasons of cultural identity and affinity.
" The vice president predicted Republicans would be drawn to oppose Trump even if he were to win the presidency, saying, "I think you'll have first and foremost, Republican Party saying, 'how do we stop Donald Trump's policies?
Since Petra has "always used sex as a commodity in relationships," her realization that she might not just admire J.R. but be drawn to her romantically opened up her storyline in a way it never had before.
Hatred of the media is widespread in Republican circles, and it's easy to understand why voters who have seen their jobs disappear due to free trade and globalization would be drawn to a candidate who opposes both.
You can be drawn to the Missouri but also in awe of its power, said Carrie Tergin, the mayor of Jefferson City, as she coordinated cleanup efforts from the tornado while simultaneously tracking developments on the Missouri.
"Older children and teens who have more difficulty interacting may be drawn to more online activities compared to their more socially competent peers," said Dr. Suzy Tomopoulos, of the NYU School of Medicine in New York City.
You could very easily walk by without noticing the case, and if you did notice it, your eye might be drawn to a couple of old footballs and basketballs and a handful of black-and-white photographs.
Progressives and reactionaries may both be drawn to the Middle Ages out of an affinity for "tradition," says Shirin Khanmohamadi, a professor of literature at San Francisco State University who teaches a course called the Multicultural Middle Ages.
Market participants need to understand what the condition scores are and are not reflecting, or else they may be drawn to faulty conclusions when the U.S. Department of Agriculture releases the first scores on Monday at 3 p.m.
Just over one third of seniors now are enrolled in private Medicare Advantage health plans, but analysts expect that new retirees will increasingly be drawn to the plans that work more like employer plans rather than traditional Medicare.
"So you think about somebody that grew up in the spotlight and didn't really have a childhood, it makes sense that he would be drawn to doing something that is typically associated with being a kid," Jenefsky said.
Flavored e-cigarette products have been the target of lawmakers and regulatory agencies for years as evidence has mounted that kids tend to be drawn to flavored products and vaping was on the rise among adolescents and teens.
Officials hope that restaurants and stores will also come to the historic downtown area so that more visitors will be drawn to the park and that the offerings around it will entice them to linger in the city.
Many liberals, for example, might be drawn to Bernie Sanders's proposals on the economy or health care reform, but they fear that nominating him would hand the election to the Republicans, so they end up supporting Hillary Clinton.
But the US has yet to officially label the Taliban a terrorist organization and most US national security officials are convinced the Taliban could be drawn to the negotiating table with the promise of an "honorable peace," said Worden.
Gates is one of several big-name backers to be drawn to renewable energy technologies in the face of a steadily warming planet that's rapidly approaching a tipping point of no return when it comes to global climate change.
Even as he faces Kashmiri youth pelting stones at him every day and feels great animosity towards them, Abhay cannot help but be drawn to this young Kashmiri boy who thinks the voice at the other end is God.
Alex Apatoff, Deputy Style Director: I can't explain this compulsion, but if a piece of clothing or an accessory has a star on it, I tend to be drawn to it (and more often than not, I buy it).
We distrust sound for its invisibility (consider the misery of hearing noisy neighbors but being unsure of what they're actually doing; consider the meaning of the term "hearsay"), just as we may be drawn to it for its mystery.
Some voters may be drawn to "A Night at the Garden," a documentary using footage of a 1939 Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden, since it recently made headlines when Fox News refused to run an ad for it.
It only tells us that the two things often occur together; it's easy to see how a person who lives their life a quarter mile at a time would be drawn to movie characters who live by the same impulsive code.
The Senate would owe the president's inspector-general nomination less deference than is customary for cabinet positions (the statute could even be drawn to require 60 votes for confirmation), and there would be greater political consequences for firing an inspector general.
In turning their attention to the new front at the border, there's a risk that SDF forces guarding the prisons and the al-Hol refugee camp, which hosts thousands of ISIS-linked women and children, may be drawn to the frontlines.
On our drive, he allowed that he might be drawn to the story less because of the blood connection than because of a certain awe that some men his age often come to feel about those who fought in the war.
Democrats controlling the New Jersey Legislature, including the Senate president, Stephen Sweeney, are proposing an amendment to the state's Constitution making it more likely that congressional and state legislative district lines could be drawn to give their party the advantage.
The poem, as throughout the volume, gets world-weary ("It feels like time is only ever running away from us") in a way that perhaps doesn't speak directly to the children and teenagers who will be drawn to the pictures.
So the company was eying another potential market as well, he said: young millennials who were occasional smokers and might be drawn to a luxe, sleekly-designed tech product that they could carry while bar hopping on a Saturday night.
So affluent young people might be drawn to proximity to a Whole Foods and an array of independent coffee shops and yoga studios, while working-class families might prefer a cheaper supermarket and proximity to some home-based day care providers.
Some of that stuff is even free to watch, which matters for low income families that might be drawn to YouTube and its bottomless pit of free, unvetted content, some of which is created to win over robots rather than educate children.
In southern France, in particular, he could siphon away many of the voters who might otherwise be drawn to Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, an FN deputy (and Ms Le Pen's niece) who promotes traditional family values and is close to the Catholic right.
Cost aside, consumers might be drawn to traditional care if they're looking for accuracy: Signs indicating ovulation can vary greatly from person to person, so the direct-to-consumer (DTC) model might prove a wealk alternative to personalized and thorough medical care.
And plenty of people will still be drawn to the Chase Sapphire Reserve, which has a $450 annual fee but also offers one of the most generous annual travel credits, plus Priority Pass lounge access and 3x points on travel and dining.
In at least one older building — meaning it went up in 2011 — the landlord is offering existing residents three-year leases with no increase in rent for the first year in order to keep tenants who may be drawn to newer buildings.
The Federalist isn't Daily Stormer, but you can see why a white supremacist might be drawn to a piece characterizing the "rise of white nationalism" as a rational response to liberal, pro-equality activism rather than as a vice without any justification.
"There are a lot of parallels to be drawn to the impact of Osama bin Laden's death," said Nagata, who was also the senior U.S. military official in Pakistan at the time of the 2011 raid that killed the founder of al-Qaida.
"History lovers will be drawn to the archaeological wonder that is Petra, home to the inspiring Treasury, while culture seekers will be at one in Amman with its cool cafés, bargain markets, lively start-ups, and family-run 'cook and dine' experiences."
For months, Andrew Yang has pointed to New Hampshire as the early state where he expected to have the most appeal, thanks to the independent voters who make up a large portion of the electorate and might be drawn to his esoteric campaign platform.
For months, Andrew Yang has pointed to New Hampshire as the early state where he expected to have the most appeal, thanks to the independent voters who make up a large portion of the electorate and might be drawn to his esoteric campaign platform.
Atlas Capital, which owns the Factory with Square Mile Capital Management and Invesco Real Estate, bought the deteriorating building in 221, intending to renovate it and market it to tenants in the technology and creative industries that might be drawn to the rapidly changing neighborhood.
That leaves it, however, in a bit of a no-man's land, as this PG-13-rated film is still too scary for the tweens that might be drawn to the challenge and not jarring enough for older horror buffs accustomed to far worse.
Fair as it is to say that no sports figure's death has elicited a reaction like that of Bryant at a mere 41, given his stature as a global sporting icon even in retirement, parallels can certainly be drawn to what Munson's Yankees endured.
To the Editor: Kevin Baker's review of David Maraniss's "A Good American Family: The Red Scare and My Father" (July 14) ends with Baker trying to puzzle out why in the world any "great American spirit" would be drawn to joining the Communist Party.
As a writer, I focus on criticism and essays about internet culture, gender and language for both the arts section and the Times magazine; and as a reader, I tend to be drawn to stuff that crosses disciplines and bridges the high and the low.
In the United States, where "Six Four" will be released by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in Mr. Lloyd-Davies's translation, the publisher is planning an initial print run of 11,000 hardcover copies and hopes American audiences will be drawn to the discursive police drama.
Gambling is banned in the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf states where the local populations are overwhelmingly Muslim, but the region has a large expatriate population, and Morse said Caesars expected some of its Gulf customers would be drawn to its U.S. gaming resorts.
Uber is positioning this as a way to attract drivers who don't want to own (or use) their own car, and who may be drawn to driving with the company as a means to pick up very occasional extra income, like those saving for an upcoming vacation.
Cruz, more than any of the other Republican presidential candidates, including Trump, is ideally suited to mobilize every Democratic constituency, including single women, minorities, young voters and socially liberal professionals — with the possible exception of some Hispanic voters who would be drawn to a Cuban-American candidate.
The reason, as Rahman told The Washington Post, might be because an "uncomfortable reality" is that some visitors might be less inclined to walk around and check out the local businesses in these neighborhoods, even though they might be drawn to how affordable the housing is.
He is not the first American businessman with presidential aspirations to be drawn to strongman government: Hearst and Ford, the anti-Semitic car manufacturer who considered a presidential bid in 1924, both maintained cordial and even admiring relations with emerging fascist regimes in Italy and Germany.
According to the researchers, that's because of evolutionary tendencies: since men use status markers to seem more desirable to potential mates—and since meat has long been tied to strength, status, and masculinity—it follows that men would be drawn to meat after thinking about mating.
In promoting a free service, Microsoft may be leaving money on the table in the short term, but the company is betting that it will lure customers who will eventually be drawn to pay for Office as they grow and need more services and professional support.
A line from the Vincennes parade ground can be drawn to an episode of Homeland, where CIA agent Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) seduces a teenage Pakistani asset and then uses the love-struck boy as bait to catch a terrorist but succeeds only in getting the boy killed.
"It's not unusual for people who are attracted to women to be drawn to us," Drucker says, explaining that straight men and women who are attracted to trans women often need to have a humanizing experience with a trans person before they can overcome their own implicit biases.
While most studies focus on the environmental costs of personal wipes, parallels can be drawn to our overall growing dependence on disposable cleaning products: They contain microplastics that are not biodegradable, they're not safe for our sewer systems, and their use can contribute to the rise of superbugs.
The reality, however, is that much more needs to be done to prevent the recruitment of new ISIS adherents and to provide alternative pathways for those who may be drawn to the group, but do not necessarily pose a threat and, more importantly, can be placed on another path.
It's hard to forget Catherine's parched Dust Bowl farm, where even the morning toast and eggs are coated with grit, and fans of futuristic fiction will be drawn to Anderson's vision of flooded cities, space travel and inventions like the KitchenLite, used to print edible eggs and bacon.
While Biden still leads in most hypothetical polling of the Democratic field and will likely benefit from a decent chunk of Barack Obama's support network if he runs, the former vice president looks like a very odd fit for what Democratic voters seem to be drawn to these days.
" He explained that he and audiences continue to be drawn to the character because Batman is "a guy who on the one hand is powerful and exciting and can do things we all wish we could do but is also still a human being and struggling with his own vulnerabilities.
I think Meyer does extremely good, careful work, but there's obviously a reason that the Charles Koch Institute wants to fund this line of research, and by the same token there's a reason supporters of a bigger safety net would be drawn to research suggesting that extreme poverty is widespread.
Read more: At a Google team off-site, we were asked to play a personality game that clearly revealed why it's so hard for women to reach the topAffinity bias People tend to be drawn to, want to associate with, and seek to provide support for people who are like them.
You understand more than ever why he gets under the skin of the rival who would eventually kill him, Aaron Burr (Giles Terera, in a shiny performance that shows how his character's smoothness becomes his nemesis); you also grasp exactly why every woman in his orbit would be drawn to him.
But to the extent that Biden really is the candidate of moderate Democrats, it's also evidence for a longtime Team Sanders argument — that Bernie has an underrated appeal to a certain kind of culturally conservative, economically liberal voter who wouldn't normally be drawn to a candidate of the extreme left.
But to the extent that Biden really is the candidate of moderate Democrats, it's also evidence for a longtime Team Sanders argument — that Bernie has an underrated appeal to a certain kind of culturally conservative, economically liberal voter who wouldn't normally be drawn to a candidate of the extreme left.
The people I know who tend to be drawn to the most troubled men are these incredibly empathetic, imaginative young women, and sometimes I wonder if that's a piece of it: how good they are at creating a compelling back story for men who have done nothing to earn it.
"If we can get to that 14 percent and get them tested and on treatment then they will essentially become uninfectious and the whole epidemic could then be drawn to a conclusion," Dean told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview at the Brighton Sauna, where the machine was installed in June.
But Reddit user LordByronic, who coined the transformative/curative terms I've been using, argues that women, the queer community, and people of color tend to be drawn to transformative fandom for other reasons: Because the majority of professionally-made media is catered towards a straight white male demographic, leaving little room for 'outsiders.
With his incredibly successful show, a podcast, a string of albums ("available on iTunes," as he's wont to remind us), a lengthy list of film and television credits, two books, a drag conference, and a hand in nationwide Drag Race tours, not to mention a line of chocolates, it makes sense that he'd be drawn to similarly driven queens.
Should Accrington be drawn to face one of the Premier League's giants in the next round — Holt had hoped for Manchester United or Arsenal, though Monday night's draw would later pair those two titans together — and should the game be selected for television, the rewards could approach £1 million: life-changing, season-defining, horizon-expanding money.
Here's a portion of the discussion that kickstarted this whole thing: And here is Bregman's headfirst slide: A lot of people will rightly be drawn to the wonderfully typo'd "flees on the nutsack of society" line, but I'd just like to set aside some time for his "I'm not mad, I actually find this funny" opener.
Constance: It certainly feels plausible that members of the Academy might be drawn to a movie that allows them to demonstrate that they care about the middle of the country, especially after so much of last year's narrative was about how La La Land was bound to win because it's such an LA movie and Hollywood wouldn't be able to resist.
But at a time when Western women are marching for their rights; when media coverage has shed long-overdue light on the various horrors women face in the workplace, from sexual harassment to the pay gap; and egalitarian marriages can still somehow feel out of reach — isn't it natural that we might be drawn to the escapist fantasy of a matriarchal society?
Meanwhile, the average person reading the document might be drawn to the copypasta, the giant wall of shouty text, and become distracted by the question of whether that text is sincere or legitimate — distracted from the fact that it comes in an "FAQ" section immediately after the shooter has written, "You are a bigot,racist,xenophobe,islamophobe,nazi,fascist" [sic] about himself.
As much as gun control, immigration, the sweeping tax overhaul and other issues are mobilizing voters on the left and the right, the seamy sex allegations and Mr. Trump's erratic style could end up alienating crucial blocs of suburban voters and politically moderate women who might be drawn to some Republican policies but find the president's purported sex antics to be reprehensible.
Streaming TV services are leaning into news and information, as well as 'lean-back' programming to stand outTo capture the attention of viewers who are spending more time at home, Pluto and Xumo have been fast-tracking channel launches and leaning into the kinds of programming that audiences seem to be drawn to right now, like news, education, and "lean-back" content.
" The report even suggested that "Ackman would be drawn to a meeting that gave him a photo op and bragging rights for associating with someone he considers a bigger celebrity with the right image, perhaps President Obama, Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Jerry Bruckheimer, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Melinda Gates, Warren Buffett, or the current or most recent Presidents and Past Presidents of Harvard, Yale, or Princeton.
If you don't really care about affordable necklaces or the smiling hey y'all drama of middling Nashville musicians and the women Kristin hired to do the social media of her lifestyle brand, Uncommon James, you will be drawn to Jay Cutler as if you were a vampiric body who only chose to feast on bored, rich men with probable head injuries who watch live deer-cams all day.
I'm willing to wager that the rise of the popularity of this term is partly to do with the fact that more women might be watching porn or frequenting porn websites as female sexuality becomes more openly discussed and encouraged, and these women might be drawn to that search word – because of the reason I mentioned before, or because of curiosity about their own pleasure, or because our generation is the most sexually fluid.
Jewelry and gemstone lovers will be drawn to eye-catching rarities such as a four-strand necklace loaded with 650 carats of Burmese rubies; a pendant featuring a 4-carat blue diamond from the fabled mines of Golconda, near the modern-day city of Hyderabad; and a green glass necklace engraved and overlaid with gold leaf, an example of the Thewa technique practiced by artisans from a single family, who served as the court jewelers to the princely rulers of Pratapgarh in southeast Rajasthan.

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