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The Manchester derby, incidentally, attracted one of soccer's former greats, Diego Maradona, to watch in person in support of his son-in-law, the City striker Sergio Agüero.
Finally, Ostrinia furnacalis and O. nubilalis males are incidentally attracted to each other's pheromone blend.
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Trump looks more like Pat Buchanan – a well-known, polarizing figure whose passionate backing in one wing of the GOP (the anti-immigrant wing, incidentally) failed to attract mainstream voters, much less establishment support.
Incidentally, can you believe I attracted a husband with what else?
Some of the offensive strategies in this mix — such aggressive investments in Web sites and the younger, online innovators who run them — have attracted large audiences and have, not incidentally, proved the enduring value of professional journalism.
Incidentally, both have emigrated, Mr. Vengerov to Israel, Mr. Repin alighting first in Amsterdam and then in Monaco, attracted by the climate and the tax code.
Incidentally, Valeant raised the prices of the drugs it purchased far more than Allergan did, a move that attracted a great deal of attention from regulators, patients, and politicians.
And, not incidentally, it includes what may be this country's best permanent exhibition, on D-Day and other aspects of the war, which has attracted 3.4 million visitors since the museum opened in 2000.
Opposites attracted.
Journals with low levels of non-citation of articles may, incidentally, also be those which attract the most citations.
The zones are being designed into the building to support the tenants the Dursts are hoping to attract, which are primarily machines and only incidentally people.
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