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Meanings of little attention in English

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Usage of little attention in English
1
Perhaps indeed they gave in consequence too little attention to the house.
The Princess and the Goblin
2
Yet, this system received hitherto only little attention in the medical literature.
Pubmed
3
An emotional connection may need a little attention in order to progress!
The South African
4
Angry relatives say the local government has paid their village little attention.
Reuters
5
The sense of sight in the dancer has received little attention hitherto.
The Dancing Mouse: A Study in Animal Behavior
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An emotional connection may need a little attention in the earlier hours.
The South African
7
The Sultanate of Oman has received little attention from North American travelers.
Climbing Magazine
8
I believe he had a female companion, but I paid little attention.
Ruthless
9
Most voters in the Republic pay little attention to day-to-day northern politics.
The Guardian
10
Groups of shop assistants often stand around chatting, paying shoppers little attention.
Reuters
11
Classic misunderstandings can be minimized with just a little attention to detail.
The South African
12
It was everything that Jalila expected, although she paid it little attention.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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If demography is destiny, we pay far too little attention to it.
The Irish Times
14
Kirk paid little attention to the formalities of the next few minutes.
The Ne'er-Do-Well
15
The bullet-riddled Land Cruiser, they say, attracted more than a little attention.
Reuters
16
There has been little attention paid to the reasoning behind the awards.
The Irish Times
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Little attention through the time
Little attention across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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