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Chuck Todd, the political director for NBC News, said Mr. Obama's ability to draw media interest should not be surprising.

After the attack, Sylvia Lancaster released a photograph of her daughter's battered face, taken while she was in intensive care - knowing it would draw intense media interest.

The Easter Weekend raid, in which thieves made off with "approximately 60 to 70" safe deposit boxes according to Scotland Yard, has drawn intense media interest with estimates for the total value of the haul spiralling to £200 million.

The assignment drew some media interest; "FORMER PROSECUTOR OF TED STEVENS PURSUED POLANSKI" was the headline of a Times story on September 29 , 2009

The case has drawn intense media interest in Italy, the UK and the US, and put the Italian police and justice system under great scrutiny.

The installation generated a lot of media interest - including many phallic innuendos - and drew the ire of the Australian Christian Lobby.

Already we have been spectators throughout the trial which has drawn widespread international media interest.

The killings have drawn intense news media interest, with Ipswich's newspaper labeling the prostitutes' killer "the Suffolk Strangler".

Collins's record-making innings drew a large crowd and increasing media interest; spectators at the Old Cliftonian match being played nearby were drawn away to watch the junior school house cricket match in which Collins was playing.

Despite Australia's ruthless on-field dominance and a succession of one-sided victories, the touring team drew unprecedented levels of spectator and media interest.

Bristol Palin, the newly chosen spokesperson for Candies Foundation's teen pregnancy prevention campaign, has, yet again, harnessed the immense media interest in her to draw attention to the problem.