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But the site has created an intuitive web dashboard and email alert system that aggregates these notifications in a single place, which could make it appealing to a much broader audience than its alternatives.

"We had to figure out how to make it appealing to American consumers," he said.

The screen is as responsive and inviting as the full-sized iPad and the increased portability will make it appealing to a new range of customers.

But now scientists are reporting an even more impressive feature: The gesso includes a sort of optical illusion to make it appealing to females.

That car, of course, was entirely experimental, and even if it had the range and seating capacity needed to make it appealing to consumers, it did not have a logical path to production.

They said the clout that the combined company would have would make it appealing to customers, who increasingly wanted to save money by reducing the number of suppliers with which they contracted.

Although Memory Star is aimed at teenagers, its simplicity makes it appealing to all ages.

Not long ago BP was something of an oddity on Wall Street: an oil giant whose apparent commitment to lessening the impact of its operations on the environment made it appealing to the growing number of "socially responsible" investors.

That image made it appealing to Stellican's principals.

"It's a classic that's not too long, which makes it appealing to readers," she said.

There is something faintly absurd about all this, which is exactly what makes it appealing to so many people.