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Meanings of big attraction in English

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Usage of big attraction in English
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But when he was alive he was Mr Amsterdam: a big attraction.
The Guardian
2
The revived Dun Laoghaire Grand Prix is the big attraction on Sunday.
The Irish Times
3
But New York had a particular problem: it had become the big attraction.
New york: the novel
4
Ms Rowland-Smith said the modern design of the home was a big attraction.
News.com.au
5
It is a big attraction for suppliers, said Carol Thomas, analyst at J.D.
Reuters
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The big attraction, he reminded me, is Demand Media's impending IPO.
Wired
7
The dolphin experience is a big attraction, but there is much more on offer.
News.com.au
8
One big attraction for broadcast television defectors is the creative freedom offered by streaming.
Reuters
9
Memorial Day barbecues aren't the only big attraction this weekend.
Ebony
10
Stemming highway failures That hardness is also Hi-lab's big attraction.
Radio NZ
11
There's a good bit of learning involved, but the quiz's big attraction is its prizes.
The Irish Times
12
So tell me, what's the big attraction, or do we both know what it is?
Irresistible forces
13
The Director of the Institute was a big attraction.
The dark side of the sun
14
The big attraction of the workshop was the air-conditioner.
A Town like Alice
15
The house itself was also a big attraction.
News.com.au
16
If the railroad show had been a big attraction, the stock market had been the fairground.
New york: the novel
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Big attraction through the time
Big attraction across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common