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The readings became the signature of the race, which now attracts more than 3,000 runners.

We sent Jonno Rattman to photograph the action surrounding the event, which now attracts nearly a million spectators.

Within two posts on her blog, which now attracts 30,000 visitors a month, Ms. Dolgoff said, five agents got in touch, and a book idea was born.

The chapel, which now attracts more than 900,000 visitors a year, was visited by Adolf Hitler in June 1940 during his only trip to the French capital.

Working with Parsons was none other than L Ron Hubbard, who later founded the cult of Scientology, which now attracts so many Hollywood stars.

She's only just finished her A-levels, but has been running the blog for three years – which now attracts about 200,000 readers a month.

The big three networks, which now attract less than fifty per cent of television viewers in prime time, may well be headed toward obsolescence.

In addition to the falls themselves, which now attract tourists from all parts of the world, the surrounding Victoria Falls National Park Zimbabwee) and Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park (Zambia) abound with large and small game and offer recreational facilities.

The opening of the new road saw people drawn to an area which now attracted considerable trade, travel and through fare.

But the episode has called attention to the little-known netherworlds of a popular computer game genre known as "massively multiplayer online role-playing games," which now regularly attract a million or more Americans.

In January last year, he got on a plane to a place he knew was booming: Hong Kong, which is now attracting immigrants from France faster than its does from the United States, Britain or Germany.