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attractive
adjective as in appealing, drawing attention
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Non-U.S. small value stocks are also attractive, particularly in Japan, where they benefit from an undervalued yen and the opening of the market for corporate control.
Non-U.S. small value stocks are also attractive, particularly in Japan, where they benefit from an undervalued yen and the opening of the market for corporate control.
They’re less set in their ways, and they feel intense pressure to use AI to make themselves more valuable to bosses and attractive to prospective employers.
The government is spending nearly $1 trillion to make attractive what, just over a decade ago, was one of the most tourist-averse countries on earth.
"And spermine is, so to speak, the binding agent that brings the strands together. There are only weakly attractive electrical forces between the molecules, and these organise them but do not firmly bind them together."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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