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draw interest

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draw interest 
1. to appear interesting and get (someone's) attention. (Note the variation in the examples.) This kind of event isn't likely to draw a lot of interest. What kind of show will draw public interest?
2. [for money] to earn interest while on deposit. Put your money in the bank so it will draw interest. The cash value of some insurance policies also draws interest.
See also: draw, interest


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Abu Dhabi: The continuing threat of piracy around the Horn of Africa has helped draw interest to Abu Dhabi Ship Building's (ADSB) stand at the Middle East Workboats Exhibition.
But the commercial opportunities represented by this market continue to draw interest.
With just the land as collateral, this is a loan that would not draw interest from many lenders," said Jeffrey Wolfer, Kennedy CEO.
 
 
 
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