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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abroad attention" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "abroad" typically refers to being in a foreign country, while "attention" refers to the act of focusing on something.
Example: "The conference aimed to draw attention to the issues faced by international students studying abroad."
Alternatives: "international focus" or "global attention".
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Fractional differential equations have given rise to abroad attention of many researchers by the intensive development of the theory of fractional calculus itself.
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On the other hand, if the main task can be seen as thwarting plots or smiting Al Qaeda's leaders abroad, then attention and resources should continue to flow to the C.I.A., the State Department, the military and terror-financing sleuths.
His monopoly of the state media is mockingly dubbed "le one-man show", and he is attacked for his disdain for parliament, his hostility to the private press and his high-handed manner at public meetings.Mr Bouteflika's forays abroad attract attention, but at home there is political apathy.
The case has attracted widespread attention abroad.
He is attracting enthusiasm at home and attention abroad.
FINNISH elections do not usually excite much attention abroad, still less apprehension.
Some offspring of other Chinese leaders have courted attention abroad, however.
The works that have garnered the most attention abroad are dark tales, strewn with suffering.
It was the appearance of unfairness, however, that drew attention abroad.
Everywhere we went, people asked about Trump, who is receiving a lot of media attention abroad.
Until now, the case of Mr. Wangchen, 35, has received little attention abroad.
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