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call to attention

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call someone to attention
to demand that someone assume the formal military stance of attention. The officer called the platoon to attention. The sergeant called us to attention.
See also: attention, call


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The year-end call to attention is a bit arbitrary," said Tjornehoj.
Microsoft's Managing Director for Financial Services Warren Lewis will deliver the conference keynote on "Flexible Technology: The Key to Agile Banking" which will call to attention some of the challenges and opportunities attendant with IT integration and the benefits derived from becoming an "agile" business.
 
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