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While the HBS cachet and caliber of curriculum are certainly appealing, Taylor said, the ability to get top-notch, no-strings-attached instruction is a key draw for the NBA.

The channel is seen as a key draw for cable, and Time Warner's move comes as a series of so-called over-the-top services aim to woo the 10 million US broadband subscribers who do not pay for a cable TV package.

In May they committed another act of what formerly would have been political heresy and rejected 59% of their own school budgets in a state where academics have traditionally been a key draw for affluent Manhattan refugees.

The NBC hit Will and Grace, for instance, hasn't been lacking for advertisers and has, in fact, become a key draw for the network's Thursday night "must-see TV" lineup.

Spotify's playlists customized to its individual users – like Discover Weekly, Release Radar and Daily Mix – have been a key draw for its service, but Pandora believes it can do even better.

Safari tours are a key draw for tourism to Kenya, which accounts for 12.5percentt of the country's revenue and 11percentt of jobs.

One of the TAPUR trial's key draws for participants will be its ability to make often prohibitively costly new drugs available to patients whose cancers are deemed likely to respond.

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It was Jones who conceded the penalty for not rolling away after a tackle after the countdown clock had reached zero that allowed Seremaia Bai, formerly of Cross Keys, to secure the draw for Fiji.

Gonzalez also says close proximity to the Bahamas and Florida Keys is a big draw for boating enthusiasts like Billy Joel, who bought a seven-bedroom, $13.5 million, 8,800-square-foot home with 150 feet of waterfront access on nearby gated La Gorce Island this past year.

We regarded as most important to investigate deeply what had happened, as a key to drawing lessons for the future, and their implementation.