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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. 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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Huffman said Oregon's withdrawal of the offer was "not uncommon," though it more typically occurs when recruits initially spurn offers from mid-major programs, then try to return to them when they don't draw interest from bigger BCS programs. The BioWorcester group will have a booth in the main exhibition hall, hoping to draw interest in the growing biotechnology industry in the city. What''s great about window signs is that they are transparent from the inside so that you can see everything that is going on, but from the outside they look like a unique graphic that will surely draw interest to your business. |
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