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And a potent draw for parents looking for a relatively cheap — usually less than $10 — form of bribery.

That literary pedigree, combined with late-night music sessions by Indian and Western performers — and the fact that the festival is free — was a potent draw for visitors, who swelled into the front yard of the Diggi Palace, built in the 19th century.

It was a potent draw for anime rights owners like TV Tokyo, Yomiuri, and manga comic-book publisher Shueisha, which quickly signed up for revenue-sharing agreements with Crunchyroll.

But OWN's initial programming, which revolved around self-help and celebrities overcoming adversity, didn't prove to be a potent draw for audiences.

David Spitz, Lionsgate's domestic theatrical distribution president, noted that the movie showed strong traction amid all demographics ― even with "Beauty and the Beast" remaining a potent draw.

Shortly after she moved in February into her $2.85 million house in Washington, made affordable by her $8 million book advance, she began using it for fund-raising events for Democrats, establishing herself as perhaps the party's second most potent draw for donors -- her husband being its first.

Although his ratings for his show had declined in recent years, Sotelo continue to be a potent commercial draw.

In strictly economic terms, the power of technology that identifies reader trends is incredibly potent as a draw for advertisers.

Indeed, Japan's dwindling, but still potent, lead in technology is a major draw for Asian tourists, who are as likely to visit a Toyota car factory as a Zen temple.

The area produces a small amount of oil; but more than that, it has become a potent emotional symbol for both north and south, drawing analogies to Jerusalem because of the difficulties in resolving its status.

Thatcher remains a potent bogeyman for some.