Bukowski's own story (his parents moved to Los Angeles from Germany when he was 3) clearly holds attraction for certain creative types, as do all his tales of ordinary madness.
In this paper we find that self-employment seems to hold attraction for different groups of workers in Denmark and Spain.
Yet the isolated, inhospitable desert holds attraction as a place to find deep spiritual wisdom, as also evidenced by the desert history of Judaism and Christianity.
Yet even for the noninitiate, which means most of us, the drawings hold attractions.
"The beauty of this plan is that it holds attractions for both Leavers and Remainers.
In fact, while few people in Washington would ever admit it publicly, letting the sequester go into effect for a while holds attractions for both sides.
Despite the country's notoriously tricky climate for outsiders — consider the private equity firm TPG's travails with its investment in Lenta supermarkets — Russia's nascent consumer market still holds attractions for acquisitive global companies.
True, it also holds attractions for the average listener, but the dislocations in original placement as well as intent between numbers discourage listening straight through, and the whole thing ends in mid modulation, on an agonizingly unresolved chord.
One of AvantGo's clients, Alcatel, a telecoms-equipment maker, reported a fivefold increase in the amount of data sent back from the field by sales representatives after introducing handhelds.But mobile Internet technology may also hold attractions for firms without large roving workforces.
Lawrence J. Brick, a retired school administrator from Philadelphia, said Laurent held attractions that most hearing people would struggle even to grasp: no longer having to shy away from the neighbors, fearing he could not communicate; no longer having to guess what a store clerk is saying about a price; no longer having to apologize for being deaf.
Admittedly Dublin holds attractions as one of the most corporation tax-friendly environments.
