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call attention to |
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call someone's attention to something and call something to someone's attention to bring something to someone's notice; to make someone recognize some fact. May I call your attention to the sign on the door? He called to our attention the notice on the wall. call attention to someone or something to cause someone, including oneself, or something to be noticed or observed. I think he dresses like that simply to call attention to himself. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The Olympics for China is a giant spectacle, a game, but for us it's much more than that — it's a chance to call attention to what is happening in Tibet," said Tsering Gyurmey, of San Francisco, who is a member of the Tibetan Association of Northern California. The essays span history, offering a cross-cultural, in depth look at subject, and call attention to the marvels and wonders of the desert. Constitution Party presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin plans to visit California's southern border in order to call attention to policies he claims threaten our nation. |
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