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draw attention to

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draw someone's attention to someone or something
to attract someone to notice or focus on someone or something. Now, I would like to draw your attention to Fred, the gentleman we have all heard so much about. Could I draw your attention to the statue standing at the entrance?
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They intended to draw attention to the effects of global warming by skiing from Everest?
You can draw attention to them in connection with the positive behavior, which will lead the child to make a direct association between his or her behavior and the positive reaction.
Accentuating your cheek bones with chin length curls and soft layers will draw attention to your face and make hair look fuller.
 
 
 
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