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Meanings of attract new in English

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Usage of attract new in English
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For companies, high returns attract new entrants who threaten incumbents' comfortable state.
Reuters
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To flourish it must attract new designers, new ideas and new muses.
The Guardian
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If he had, he wouldn't be using it to attract new victims.
The Apocalypse Codex
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As any economics textbook will tell you, profitable markets attract new competitors.
News.com.au
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But the Mohair industry is finding it hard to attract new entrants.
Radio NZ
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Brammo could help attract new competitors by lowering the bar to entry.
Wired
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He admitted that scandal had made it difficult to attract new sponsors.
Reuters
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The exchange said the floor would help it attract new business.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, BlackRock said the iShares deal is helping it attract new client money.
Reuters
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It also adds the necessary cool factor, which helps movements attract new members.
The Guardian
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Analysts have said the PKK continues to attract new fighters in large numbers.
Reuters
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That might, some security experts worry, help them attract new recruits.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, Sherry FitzGerald continues to attract new members to its provincial franchise operation.
The Irish Times
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It also wants to reward current shareholders and attract new ones.
Reuters
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Movie studios use the awards in marketing to try to attract new audiences.
Reuters
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He added OSN was taking action to cut costs and attract new customers.
Reuters
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