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attract

[uh-trakt] / əˈtrækt /


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For Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, it is an effective way of attracting tourists outside of the country's main summer season.

From BBC

“The only thing I’m focused on is: Is this person going to attract people smarter than them?” he says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ford would say that its electric truck attracted a new audience to the brand—it noted that almost 75% of its buyers came from non-Ford brands and very few came from an F-150.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Selling off-MLS might feel more convenient, but it limits competition. Listing publicly through the MLS typically attracts more buyers and can lead to higher bids, even after accounting for agent commissions.”

From MarketWatch

“Chevron is going to be part of the oil industry in Venezuela, no doubt, along with many other companies that we would like to attract back to Venezuela.”

From The Wall Street Journal