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From the sidelines, Mr. Bush is getting considerable free advice from Congress.

As in past years, Mr. Naumann is getting considerable attention for displaying some of the fair's stars.

Even among lawmakers who accept the facts of global warming, he is getting considerable mileage with baseless charges that the E.P.A. is running amok.

But the House Republican committee is getting considerable additional help from outside groups that are erasing the money edge that Democrats were counting on to shore up their embattled incumbents in the closing days and keep their grip on the House.

The use of virtual reality (VR) technology to support the treatment of patients with phobia, such as the fear of flying, is getting considerable research attention.

Therefore, the introduction of new, alternative materials in any process to replace traditionally used materials from natural sources is getting considerable attention by advocates of sustainable development.

The real estate mogul Donald J. Trump has been getting considerable attention as a possible contender, but the poll pointed to potential hurdles should he pursue a formal candidacy.

Republicans are getting considerable traction with their claims that the reform law will drive up the price of insurance, and some are blaming the law for recent premium increases primarily caused by medical inflation.

"With their relentless pursuit of prestige and revenue, the nation's public and private four-year colleges and universities are in danger of shutting down what has long been a pathway to the middle class for low-income and working-class students," writes Stephen Burd, a senior policy analyst at the New America Foundation, in a new report that's getting considerable attention.

Layered double hydroxides (LDHs) are getting considerable attention as electrode modifiers in electrochemical sensing applications.

Silicon Valley and the tech industry have been getting considerable heat lately.