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Meanings of detract attention in English

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Usage of detract attention in English
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It's even been used to detract attention from a bald head.
News.com.au
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Another said politicians were using to them to detract attention from their failure to legislate good banking rules.
Reuters
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It could be a zillion reasons-onebeing to detract attention from you and paint herself in a good light.
Truths unveiled
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Mandira Kala, head of research at PRS Legislative Research, said the corruption issue should not detract attention from the economy.
Reuters
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We believe this particular line of attack is being used to detract attention away from the real issue -which is increasing corruption.
The South African
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This is now detracting attention from all our honest endeavours to fix the problems of the past.
The Guardian
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Which is a shame, because it has somewhat detracted attention from what a genuinely ineffective leader he was.
The South African
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"I mean, to detract attention from himself."
Silence of the grave
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...The wounded man's hands waved before his bandage, as if to detract attention from the windy blur of his utterance.
Red Fleece
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