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attract the attention

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See: engage, occupy


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The colorful designs, brand logos of their official sponsors, the player numbers, etc attract the attention of the fans.
Be it a small scale trade fair or a large scale one, someone who is inexperienced about it is sure to feel a little nervous about the whole thing He would wonder how to attract the attention of customers to his stalls when there are so many companies competing with him Be it a small scale trade fair or a large scale one, someone who is inexperienced about it is sure to feel a little nervous about the whole thing.
Job candidates in this economic recession are frequently turning to professional writers to create resumes that will attract the attention of employers.
 
 
 
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