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Why isn't the issue of habitat loss garnering more attention in this election?

Social media has been a significant tool in garnering more support for the beaders.

She won a decisive victory, garnering more than 2 million more votes than her opponent.

It was garnering more usage than Evite.com, which had been for years the leading website for invitations.

It's the latest big win for Cloud Foundry, which has been garnering more support from large companies lately.

According to YouTube, the most successful of the new channels are garnering more than 1 million video views a week.

First up: His interview with provocateur Stefan Sagmeister, who seems to be garnering more than his usual buzz these days.

It almost melted YouTube, garnering more than 55 million views in 24 hours, a new record.

The Facebook post quickly gained attention, garnering more than 26,000 comments in less than two hours.

Posts with the hashtag ditchyourstuffditchyourstuff have trended on Chinese social media in recent weeks, garnering more than 140 million views.

The ad appeared during several prime-time TV shows and on several game enthusiast websites, garnering more than 3 million views on YouTube alone.

The most exciting RWC tournament ever also attracted the largest domestic broadcast audience for a rugby match garnering more than 54 million viewers.

Their first all-English language single hit the spot for mainstream U.S. pop fans, with a Youtube video garnering more than 284 million views already.

Its defenders say it helped to keep America safe by garnering more information from captives, but critics argued the method never actually yielded actionable intelligence.

Yet again, the FN crashed into the "glass ceiling": the impossibility of garnering more than 50 per cent of votes in the second round.

It also came after public pressure, with an online petition garnering more than 260,000 signatures, asking Ruth's to give back the money.