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By contrast Mr Gandhi's rally in Allahabad, in Uttar Pradesh, garnered relatively little attention.What is to be discerned from this?
Even so, these moves might have garnered relatively little attention if not for the fact that the Russian state also appeared to be preparing its citizens for doomsday.
There are other, more complicated stories beyond the political one tucked into the Syrian crisis: the slow-moving catastrophe of its refugees, for instance, which has garnered relatively little mention in mainstream media.
With the justices' late-2009 calendar featuring high-profile appeals relating to campaign finance and a National Football League antitrust claim, United Student Aid Funds v. Espinosa has garnered relatively little attention.
The New York Times ran a single column the day after the hearing and two op-ed pieces, but otherwise the case has garnered relatively little national coverage when compared with similar stories.
The endoglucanases that have garnered relatively more attention are those that can withstand high temperatures, i.e., are thermostable.
They tested the interest in the manifesto by subjecting it to public vote, but that garnered a relatively low 3,000 or so votes.
Although the fact that reality television is strong -- um -- "edited" is not earth-shattering news, Wes' complaining garnered a relatively substantive moment in the reality television spotlight (whatever that means).
The comparison was apt, given Mr. Slimane's celebrity and his role in styling the likes of Mick Jagger, David Bowie and Jack White, and the outsize reputation he garnered in his relatively brief life as a fashion designer, starting at Yves Saint Laurent in 1996, when he was just 28, and then at Dior in 2000.
But despite this being the most profound example of privatisation within the justice system in recent history, the media attention it has garnered has been relatively meagre.
Neither garnered a comparatively huge audience either.
