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Meanings of garner attention in English

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Usage of garner attention in English
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So that I can garner attention, said no one, ever.
Ebony
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Yet it was Vonnie who was inclined to leverage her sister to garner attention.
I'd know you anywhere
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In order to garner attention they MUST flash it.
News.com.au
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Even worse, my bedraggled appearance was continuing to garner attention, which I tried to ignore.
Murder most frothy
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Or is it a strategy to garner attention?
The South African
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Kim Kardashian truthers were united in their belief that her pregnancy was a ploy to garner attention.
Wired
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There are plenty of vehicles that garner attention for their superior fuel efficiency, luxe accommodations, and impeccable safety records.
BBC
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Still, the Warriors have started off the season strong enough to garner attention, and, perhaps surprisingly, not because of their offense.
The Guardian
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Menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause struggle to garner attention because they're seen as affecting only a "subset" of the population.
Climbing Magazine
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Martens said in an interview it was important that a case deemed significant by the agency should garner attention from the top.
Reuters
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Researchers at the University of Sussex have discovered that cats use a "soliciting purr" to overpower their owners and garner attention and food.
BBC
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But the whole "I'm going to post everything I can to garner attention, then pretend I detest it" game is both oxymoronic and moronic.
Ebony
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People expect that now." Williams is also sure to garner attention for a digital-only EP of protest songs, "Lu in 08," due October 28.
Reuters
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He has garnered attention by becoming a mega-donor to Republican Party politicians.
Reuters
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Still, it has garnered attention from at least one key politician.
Reuters
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Trump has garnered attention for his sharp criticism of President Barack Obama's policies.
Reuters
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