attracting

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• We all want to stay on top of them as this will attract more customers.

• Levitt has suggested previously that the new enrollment period was a “very partial step” and predicted that it might not attract many customers because the health plans were not affordable to everyone eligible for them.

• Fenty Beauty, her cosmetics brand, attracted customers by catering to a wide range of skin tones.

• If you fail to optimize your business for local search, you’ll attract generic leads that aren’t capable of making a transaction because of geographical constraints.

• The page was established Saturday with an initial goal of $45,000 and attracted nearly 10,000 donors in only a few days.

• Cold War fears could be manipulated through misleading art to attract readers to daunting material.

• Not all Israeli gay propaganda is pinkwashing—a lot of it is good, old-fashioned PR to attract gay tourist dollars to Tel Aviv.

• They dye their hair and alter their clothes, but not enough to attract attention from authorities.

• Who helps build convention centers and adjacent hotels so cities can attract convention business?

• As we approach the rumble of guns grows louder and alternates with the whir of cannonballs, which begin to attract his attention.

• Personally, the English do not attract nor shine; but collectively they are a race to make their mark on the destinies of mankind.

• A Cremona Violin is, to a rich amateur, a loadstone that is sure to attract the shining metal from the depths of his purse.

• A young lady so fascinating in mind and person could not but attract much attention.

• But the Transient Car bill, as it came to be called, began mysteriously to attract unprecedented attention.