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direct attention to

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See: indicate, note, notice


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Or, when operating in a store front, post the commodity prices of the day in a prominent spot and direct attention to them.
Commemorations are meant to direct attention to the unresolved plight of Palestinian refugees and to encourage young Palestinians to learn their history, activists said.
Historians provide portraits of the past; sociologists and political scientists direct attention to the durable structures of status and power that mark society; journalists in their reports capture fragments of a world in motion.
 
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