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And Sam Gresham, a past president of the Columbus Urban League, points to the unusual public recognition that Faith Vote Columbus is attracting.

"In an age when every aspect of our lives is becoming more digitised, it's nice to revert to something more mechanical," says Greene, 29, whose 1980s Chicago-inspired house tracks have been attracting growing recognition on the dance music scene "If you only listen to music digitally, you're so far abstracted from it".

Liverpool are attracting global recognition after their wonderful unbeaten 2014 league run has seen them rise from outsiders for a top-four place to title favourites in many eyes.

The most important thing, say those involved, has been attracting funding and recognition from London's mayor and national government, such as the former's decision to create two "housing zones", which come with £45m of investment.

Multi-spectral face recognition has been attracting increasing interest.

As a fashionable topic in computer vision, fine-grained image recognition has been attracting increasingly attention from both academia and industry in the past few years.

Recently, human gait recognition from a medium distance has been attracting more attention.

ANNs have been attracting great interest during the last decade as predictive models and pattern recognition.

Clustering has been attracting a lot of research interests in data mining and pattern recognition community.

His tweets are attracting followers.

They are attracting talent too.