Along with the revenue, the company began to gain attention.
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Such actions are a way to make noise and gain attention.
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Why is it necessary to anthropomorphize in order to gain attention?
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Even citizens like me can gain attention for the words we choose.
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"It's an issue that is just starting to gain attention," Krinsky said.
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Ransomware + connected cars is termed as jackware and has started to gain attention.
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Bachelorette contestant Lincoln Adim continues to gain attention for all the wrong reasons.
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Others have pretended to have COVID-19 in an effort to gain attention.
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Many have attributed Trump's rise to his ability to gain attention in the press.
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Typically, the videos are filmed by accomplices to gain attention for a political issue.
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Lenny's lawyer, John Coggeshall, and I work tirelessly trying to gain attention for him.
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So the Trump suggestion may be an illusion; a political ploy to gain attention.
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Her New Communism Act will gain attention for a short while, and then die.
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Yang, meanwhile, has continued to gain attention and seen higher number in recent weeks.
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"Activists say this is the only way to gain attention of lawmakers," she wrote.
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Winning — a tall order for any expansion team — is the best way to gain attention.
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But Cleveland believes, unlike Trump, Maruyama was not attempting to gain attention for his remarks.
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A year after Promescent started to gain attention from media coverage, RB entered the scene.
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Dispense with the myth that women lie about sexual assault to gain attention or revenge.
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The government accused the Lopez clan of whipping up a media frenzy to gain attention.
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"A lot of what he says is unimplementable rhetoric just to gain attention," another said.
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"They need to find other ways to gain attention and have a purpose," he added.
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Yang has continued to gain attention and has seen higher polling numbers in recent weeks.
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He is willing to say almost anything -- true, twisted or totally false -- to gain attention.
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In the skit, Mooney decides to mimic Davidson's look and lingo in order to gain attention.
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Iran might be particularly eager to gain attention and validation from the Chinese public, experts said.
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Things gain attention -- they "go viral," to quote my 1994 book -- because they provoke an immune response.
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The attack was designed to go viral, with plenty of references used to quickly gain attention online.
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ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES BOEING 737 MAX PILOT, SOUNDING SCARED, SAID "BREAK, BREAK" TO GAIN ATTENTION ON RADIO - SOURCE
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Their purpose is to gain attention for an issue that faces us all and we must address.
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Letter From America For a problem to gain attention, does it need a name and a face?
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But on the floor, my companions were looking for new ways to place ads and gain attention.
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"Just stupid beyond belief that you are doing this to gain attention from people," one person commented.
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Some analysts said that Mr. Lieberman's position was a ploy to gain attention for his small party.
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Alone, images of the tire graveyards are riveting photojournalism, and frequently gain attention all over the internet.
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The display began to gain attention after Facebook user Kathy DeTroyer posted a picture of it last week.
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"Deep state" is the latest to gain attention, as leaks from inside the administration frustrate Donald Trump's supporters.
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But, as some point out, gifts can also be a means to gain attention or to manipulate physicians.
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But it does make sense that a new entrant would seek to gain attention by surprising the major players.
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But Wawrinka did not need any special attire to gain attention, not after being the previous year's surprise winner.
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That makes its more difficult for a broadcaster to gain attention for a new series than in the past.
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The N.H.L. held exhibition games in China last month, hoping to gain attention in the enormous sports market there.
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Or, worse, your daughter might try to do something a little different, possibly even a little regrettable, to gain attention.
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I have felt that there have been opportunistic people who have used this time to gain attention, fame, money etc.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, underdog candidates needed to do well in Iowa or New Hampshire to gain attention nationally.
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How was she going to gain attention in a society where older women are neglected, silenced and often cast off?
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Kaepernick's protest began to gain attention when he started to kneel during the anthem—inspiring some other players as well.
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Player prottests started to gain attention at the end of August and still remain a controversial part of each game.
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OP4's third verse attacks his first two, talking about a "formula" to gain attention, criticizing harassment and photocopied verses.
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It is a sick attempt to gain attention and we just simply are not going to put it on the air.
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Five years later, Nate Silver would first gain attention for his use of demographics data to predict the outcomes of elections.
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Wednesday night's debate may also provide opportunities for some of the candidates hovering under 2% in the polls to gain attention.
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"I think that he will help her to gain attention that she wouldn't necessarily have had without him," Ms. Mallory said.
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As a user's favorite streamer catapults in fame, they will increasingly feel pressure to offer them monetary gifts to gain attention.
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Deval Patrick, the only other black candidate in the race now besides Booker, entered late and is struggling to gain attention.
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Days before the assault, Smollett allegedly tried to gain attention by sending a false letter to the set of his show.
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Terrorists once relied on conventional, mainstream media organizations to gain attention, publicize their attacks and spread the news of their responsibility.
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They all remained in the state while other campaigns were in Iowa, hoping to gain attention from voters for their fledgling efforts.
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The perpetrators, who will likely never be identified or brought to justice, have shared their actions with online publications to gain attention.
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The quality of play was uneven, while games often overlapped with the N.F.L. and N.C.A.A. calendars, making it hard to gain attention.
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All these European figures have used either hate speech, or grossly exaggerated warnings of fascism, to bolster their positions and gain attention.
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Spears' 81-page filing earlier this month states that over a decade ago, Lutfi used Spears to "gain attention' and kept her "isolated.
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"Their turn to attacking the city is to gain attention and to make up for the losses they have suffered," Mr. Kamawal said.
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In 2016, any rich guy who wants to gain attention with ideological ax grinding can do it for free on Twitter or Medium.
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" Fox News said at the time of Peters's firing that he was using his opinion "as a weapon in order to gain attention.
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His unconventional antics through the primaries and the general election made it nearly impossible for any of the other candidates to gain attention.
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Make games that we find interesting and moved by; only then will we have a chance to gain attention and acknowledgment from players abroad.
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Then 17, Carter wanted Roy to die so she could play the part of the grieving girlfriend and gain attention from her peers, prosecutors argued.
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To gain attention, he acted out—he once asked a teacher if she was good at giving blow jobs—but that only increased his isolation.
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Still, the vote represented a needed boost for Mr. de León, who had been struggling to gain attention since his poor showing in the primary.
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The hashtag, however, has been used to reach political groups meeting in Moscow to negotiate, gain attention from US Senators, and organize demonstrations in Afghanistan.
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Back in 9723 or 2011 perhaps Line or others could make a big push into a country with local marketing, partnerships, celebs etc to gain attention.
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It's been an abrupt rise for Wallace, who first started to gain attention three years ago when he won six times on the developmental Alps Tour.
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The fact that this crisis has not been publicized as something that's happening right now is in part why I'm striking, in order to gain attention.
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Items like rolled ice cream and inky black charcoal-infused foods are a visual spectacle and quickly gain attention and notoriety on the social media app.
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However, the project became a target for the alt-right, who sought to gain attention by preaching anti-Semitic, sexist and racist sentiments on the unguarded livestream.
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Although petitioning is legal, police often round up those who submit complaints, fearing that they may try to gain attention by airing their grievances on the streets.
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"Our own minority peoples should be able to be heard here at home, rather than needing an international setting to gain attention for their cause," he wrote.
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Both disorders are deemed "factitious disorders," or conditions in which a person pretends to have a physical or mental illness in order to gain attention or sympathy.
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Once there, he leveraged social media to gain attention for his services, which led to face-to-face meetings that led to landing a significant new client.
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The danger is that may risk further military escalation to gain attention and leverage, following its June 2000 shooting down of the American drone and its Sept.
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As these issues gain attention, many platforms are putting new measures in place to remove abusive content, but like WordPress, their initial legal groundwork could use more scrutiny.
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The "My Girlfriend is Not Hungry" option has been on Mama D's menu since it opened, but it took several weeks to gain attention outside of Pulaski County.
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But for the time being, the big broadcast networks are still the best platform to gain attention for the sorts of shows that run for years on end.
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After the acquittal of Zimmerman, the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter surfaced on Twitter and continued to gain attention with the deaths of other African-Americans at the hands of police.
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"Ralph Peters is entitled to his opinion despite the fact that he's choosing to use it as a weapon in order to gain attention," the network said then.
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Johnson denounced Smollett at a press conference Thursday morning, saying it's "despicable" the Empire actor used his celebrity to gain attention about a hate crime that did not happen.
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But renewed interest in the practice has a new focus: Facial cupping is the latest Eastern medicine-based skin-care method to gain attention from stars and beauty editors.
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Because while one person's bad decision on the Internet may gain attention for one or two news cycles, the lasting impact on the offenders' real lives can be devastating.
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A new approach by the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington to use social media to raise awareness about teenagers reported missing did indeed gain attention — some of it unintentional.
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He posted his portraits on social media, and they started to gain attention when celebrities like Will Smith and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson posted images of his portraits of them.
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When the government fails to protect citizens from toxic emissions, and citizens have to take to the streets to gain attention, they begin to ask: What is the government for?
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The final candidate, former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick, has struggled to gain attention since his last-minute campaign launch and has not come close to the polling or donor thresholds.
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And days before the assault, Smollett first "attempted to gain attention by sending a false letter" to the "Empire" set "that relied on racial, homophobic and political language," Johnson said.
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"I know there's a temptation, particularly for those politicians that are on the ballot, to say outrageous things to try to gain attention," Earnest added during a daily briefing for reporters.
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Schmitt's case was one of the first examples in the art world to gain attention with the rise of the #MeToo movement, but the response from the industry has remained tepid.
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He prosecuted mob bosses and financial industry figures from the Wolf of Wall Street era and pioneered the use of the media-friendly "perp walk" to gain attention for his exploits.
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Part of this thinking is market-driven: the phenomenon of a group of artists who conveniently fall under a single heading and who steadily gain attention over the course of a decade.
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" Fox News responded to Peters's letter in a statement, saying Peters is "entitled to his opinion despite the fact that he's choosing to use it as a weapon in order to gain attention.
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" NEW - Statement from Fox News on Ralph Peters email: "Ralph Peters is entitled to his opinion despite the fact that he's choosing to use it as a weapon in order to gain attention.
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"First, Smollett attempted to gain attention by sending a false letter [to himself] that relied on racial, homophobic and political language," Johnson said of the actor and singer, who is gay and black.
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"We are concerned by the actions of local activists and green campaigners deliberately lighting up the seeps in the river to gain attention for their anti-gas views," a spokesperson told Mashable Australia.
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As "Burning Cane" continues to gain attention, Youmans, who enrolled in New York University film school right after high school, says he's taking time off from college to focus on the film's success.
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" Fox News responded to Peters's letter in a statement, saying he was "entitled to his opinion despite the fact that he's choosing to use it as a weapon in order to gain attention.
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Artists who upload music and gain attention on the platform could be mentored and fast-tracked into Joox stars, according to Pungcharoenpong, who is also a partner with 500 Startups' Thailand fund '500 Tuktuks'.
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The first arson case to gain attention nationwide occurred in the northern Bavarian village of Vorra in December 0003, when someone set fire to a renovated shelter that was about to receive 40 refugees.
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The Share At the conclusion of writing time is The Writing Share, in which two students take turns sitting at the front of the room, taking responsibility to gain attention and manage their audience.
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Castro, as he struggled to gain attention in Iowa and New Hampshire, slammed the party for allowing two predominantly white states -- Iowa and New Hampshire -- to be the first to vote in the process.
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In order to gain attention, Riggs makes inflammatory statements about women to any media outlet he can find, and challenges multiple women to exhibition matches in order to "settle the debate" about female athletes.
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Ultimately unsatisfied with his life outside the court, he found he could gain attention in the press by disparaging the quality of women's tennis and claiming that he could beat any of its top players.
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For those in the still-sprawling field polling in the low single digits, impeachment could serve as the knockout blow as they struggle to gain attention ahead of the nominating contests that begin in February.
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There is a long history of surgeons general creating unwanted controversy for their political bosses; among the only ways that the government's top medics usually gain attention is when they leave office under a cloud.
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Retweets and likes have always been crucial tools that allow the greater Twitter community to drown out trolls and other detritus, while simultaneously helping good conversations, viral moments, and underprivileged and marginalized voices gain attention.
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Experts say Gypsy Rose was the victim of Munchausen by proxy, a rare form of abuse in which a guardian exaggerates or induces illness in a child to gain attention and sympathy for his or herself.
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Earlier this month Airbus offered to make parts of the A380 in China if the country's airlines made an order for the planes—a tried-and-tested way that aircraft manufacturers use to gain attention there.
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"Stewart added that Epstein had also offered him an invitation to a dinner with director Woody Allen, though Stewart declined, an anecdote which he said illustrated Epstein's desire to "enhance his own importance to gain attention.
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The reality of the change she had inspired began to sink in only after the new name was formally announced, and in particular, after it began to gain attention in the news and on social media.
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Nat's sermons gain attention, and soon his master Samuel Turner (Armie Hammer) is essentially pimping him out to other plantations, hoping that hearing the Word of God from a fellow slave will have a quieting effect.
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Related: There's no need to #FreeBritney, say people close to the singer In the original 81-page court filing in May stated that Lutfi used Spears in the early 2000s to "gain attention' and kept her "isolated.
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Yet a quarrel does not always pay off in this way; the decades-long conflict between Ja Rule and 20153 Cent should serve as a cautionary tale for artists thinking of using diss tracks to gain attention.
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The school says it's not a ban After the school's decision started to gain attention, the Diocese's Superintendent of Schools Rebecca Hammel sent an e-mail to school staff clarifying the scope of the "Harry Potter" purge.
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Cini, who has also reportedly hung Trump banners at Yankee Stadium and on a rowboat in New York's Hudson river, told the Washington Post that he uses these re-election signs in high-traffic areas to gain attention.
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I'd like to think I'll keep doing things the right way and pray that if it gets to a point where people don't like my art anymore, that I don't feel the need to gain attention through negativity.
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Ishiguro began to gain attention in the 1980s for works such as "A Pale View of the Hills" and won global fame for "The Remains of the Day," a story of a fastidious and repressed butler in postwar Britain.
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Their break out "Skating 4 Eva" was recorded early last year but it was the accompanying video of the girls tearing up a rollerblade/skate alley, that helped them gain attention including that of the Peel Street Festival programmers.
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Shareholder proposals often gain attention because they are distributed to stockholders and are included in annual proxy statements, the employees say, and they give workers a way to raise their grievances directly to the board, rather than just to managers.
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Abraham Wallach, a former executive at the Trump Organization, said Mr. Trump was a man without any conventional vices, but he had a hopeless addiction to notoriety and was always prowling for another deal that would gain attention and enhance his status.
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Thanks to multiple cellphone videos that captured a needless confrontation between a passenger and aviation police on board United Flight 85033, this is a global story that continues to gain attention even with the emerging geopolitical confrontations over Syria and North Korea.
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The particularly Instagram brand of beautiful photos — pics taken not in a studio, but against an artistic public backdrop — has even in a sense allowed more people to gain attention, and potentially dollars, for photography, when they wouldn't have necessarily been afforded a studio space.
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For a deal to take place Apple would face the question of what to do with the outspoken Musk and his tendency to gain attention for many of the wrong reasons, whether it's tweeting out material nonpublic information or smoking weed on a podcast.
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Mr. Kasich has failed to win a single nominating contest, and missed a big opportunity to gain attention this week when he placed third in Michigan, behind Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, coming up short in a state the governor had lavished with attention.
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Now advertisers are trying to find a place to gain attention for their brand in a far more complex landscape – there are video ads not only on streaming services like Hulu, but also on live TV services, on YouTube and even on social media, like Facebook and Instagram.
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"Beginning over a decade ago, Lutfi began pretending to have a professional association with Ms. Spears, even falsely claiming to have been her manager, when in reality he was only a parasite attempting to gain attention by associating himself with her celebrity and attempting to keep her isolated and under his influence," the filing stated.
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Because if Taylor Swift really does just want the Kardashian-West household to stop publicly pestering her, if she really didn't approve that line, if this whole thing is just a case of Kanye West using the singer as a ploy to gain attention without consent, then it's just a case of unnecessary nastiness.
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The willingness of other celebrities to speak out, such as Grammy-winning singer Toni Braxton, US soccer team player Shannon Boxx, actor and television personality Nick Cannon and singer-songwriter Seal, who wears the scars of discoid lupus erythematosus on his face, have helped the disease gain attention and foster understanding of its many challenges.
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Yo Gotti adds a verse to the monstrous jam himself, in which he both guides listeners on how to properly gain attention from Instagram debutants ("follow shorty, then unfollow, then follow back") as well as throwing some shade to the same girls ("you wouldn't look like that if you undo all them filters, and angles").
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And Gurung wants you to know that no, this wasn't an instance of stunt casting for a quick-hit way to gain attention or virality—and I know this because he said so himself a month ago when we sat down to chat about his upcoming Lane Bryant collection during the campaign shoot with Ashley Graham.
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While Sessions made the announcement in early April, the issue of family separations did not gain attention until a month later, in May, when the Department of Homeland Security followed suit and said it would refer 100% of the adults it catches crossing the border illegally to the Justice Department for prosecution -- including those coming with children.
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