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In recent years, the town has attracted a wave of people from Westchester, Putnam and the Bronx.

Its initial model of sharing products by mail has attracted a wave of startups and big retailers hoping to be the Netflix of toys (Spark Box Toys), books (Booksfree), fashion (CoutureSqd, Le Tote, Rent the Runway), designer jewelry (RocksBox) and more.

Unlike its fellow SINdex members, PM has attracted a wave of optimism from the investing public.

3D printing on the other hand, has only been around for a couple of decades - but has attracted a wave of artists and craftspeople.

As with most highly publicized tragedies, the Newtown massacre has attracted a wave of conspiracy theorists, though the extent seems particularly egregious ― thanks in part thanks to Infowars founder and notorious President Trump ally Alex Jones.

Lately, the cheap rents and big spaces that lured painters and their dealers have attracted a wave of new restaurants and shops, and Hoxton has reached a critical mass of cool.

Madagascar's rich mineral deposits of iron ore and bauxite, as well as Ravalomanana's free-market reforms, have attracted a wave of outside investments since he took power in 2002.

Demotix is a London-based startup which has attracted a new wave of attention since the wave of civil unrest has swept the Middle East, particularly in Egypt.

This modern betting form has attracted a new wave of interest and should be fostered, not suppressed.

And Volkswagen, which builds SUVs in Slovakia for export, produced 238,000 cars last year.All this has attracted a new wave of international suppliers.

Should we feel any less complicit in the marketing of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who has attracted a misguided band of fans waving "Free Jahar" placards?