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interest
noun as in attraction, curiosity
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noun as in advantage
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Example Sentences
“Since we’ve started the PAC, it’s interesting how politicians deal with us differently. They know that we’ve got money. They know that we have tens of thousands of volunteers all over the country.”
The districts must also follow the federal Voting Rights Act and group together “communities of interest,” a wide-reaching term of art for people who share languages, cultures, backgrounds, interests, ways of life or other traits.
Here is a player clearly rich in talent and pedigree, who attracted strong interest from Manchester City before choosing Liverpool.
There was judged to be a significant public interest in evidence-gathering of this nature.
And for me, as an actor, the duality of those two characters becomes much more interesting when you can cast those personalities as far away from each other as possible.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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