Even the Malāmatīs, who attracted public contempt upon themselves by outwardly acting against the law, in private life strictly followed the divine commands.
The book was written for non-specialist readers and attracted widespread interest upon its publication.
In the last years, microRNAs have attracted scientific interest upon demonstration of their alteration in response to various diseases: they have been proved to affect the crucial steps of carcinogenesis acting as oncogenes or oncosuppressors [ 4].
Now the battleground - and spotlight -are switching to London in the belief that the new freedom from regulation will eventually attract billions upon billions of dollars of fresh investment in the stocks and bonds of British companies and the securities of the British Government.
Teen celebs attract millions upon millions of fiercely loyal, highly protective bands of fans on Twitter.
And we are also reminded that while many new forms of entertainment have been developed, it is still possible to attract thousands upon thousands of people to traditional performances.
Not surprisingly, Caesar attracted - indeed, insisted upon - the best comedy writers and talents of his day: Mel Tolkin, Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, Carl Reiner, Larry Gelbart, and, at the tail end of his run, the very young Woody Allen.
One group of genes attracted our attention, because upon closer inspection it became apparent that these genes had an amino-terminal domain comprised of a VWA domain followed by a region that has good similarity to the first part of the Hint domain, i.e. in particular motifs A and B. This observation was intriguing given that in Nematostella Nv 200640 a Hedge domain is followed by a VWA domain.
Pretty and needy, Rhys attracted a string of men upon whom she would come to depend.
Conditions were ripe for the birth of a new pictorial language, and Impressionism, bursting upon the scene, attracted notoriety with the first Impressionist exposition of 1874, held independently of the official Salon.
