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In 2004, a group of drivers bought sanctioning rights to the national tour, now known as the Rally America Championship, and set out to attract a sort of audience-in-waiting.

Then again, these cars may be better cared-for in the U.K., where they attract a sort of cultish following, which could make the added investment somewhat sensible.

To have a powerful man waiting on every visit and every gift seems to attract a certain sort of partner.

Renzi has adopted a three-pronged approach: the Atlante backup fund, which is also intended to be able to buy bad debts; a plan to allow banks to package up NPLs into bonds with a government guarantee to try to attract buyers – a sort of bad bank; and a move to speed up the time it takes to repossess properties, which can currently take up to 15 years.

Of course, this is no surprise – Twitter is big enough now to attract all sorts of crazy people.

Cookies let marketers pinpoint the sorts of offers likely to attract a particular user.

The Royal Court specialized in new plays, and had a policy of never cutting or altering them; as a consequence it tended to attract the sort of director who was willing to submit his ego to that of the playwright.

You don't have to be a non-profit though to attract that sort of real passion.

It's not, however, going to attract the sort of people who want to take a picture and upload it to the main social networks.

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In principle this helps to attract the sort of sure-fire, profitable investment projects that might be located anywhere.