And experts say older women are big gamers online, though they tend to gravitate to casual time-passers like checkers, chess and Scrabble. |
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They made it clear that during the day people gravitate towards the town hall. |
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It is not a coincidence that other minorities besides African-Americans gravitate towards an HBCU for their nursing education. |
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Liberals gravitate toward the gray to muddy the waters, to muddle people's thinking. |
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People involved in a drug culture tend to gravitate toward others who are doing the same thing. |
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For such a scenario, the centrifugal forces would cause its water veneer to gravitate away from the poles and pile up at the equator. |
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Instead, most successful microbrewers continue to brew unique, challenging products in the expectation that consumers will gravitate to them. |
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Fortunes gravitate to those whose minds have been prepared to attract them just as surely as water gravitates to the ocean. |
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Even the nicest people involved in bands often start to gravitate away or get very egotistical when their profile increases. |
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Eventually my head started to slowly gravitate toward the ground as my eyes closed. |
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Called a DNA microarray, it relied on the laws of nature, meaning that any virus applied to the slide would gravitate toward a like virus. |
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Not only do they hog the best table all evening, but for some odd reason customers seem to gravitate to tables far away from the throne. |
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Typically your eye will gravitate towards the darker, brighter colors such as burgundy red or royal blue. |
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Hence, physical sciences gravitate towards prescriptive laws, whilst life sciences use descriptive laws. |
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Surprisingly, then, it behooves the discerning reader to gravitate toward books that are homely. |
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We like to cuddle up in an accustomed environment, we tend to gravitate towards faces we can identify ourselves with. |
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When you're invisible to the establishment, you tend to gravitate towards those who will give you the time of day. |
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Politics, he says, has ceased to gravitate around expansionism and national glory. |
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We descend directly to the stern at 30m and gravitate immediately to the impressive 3m propeller. |
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Four blocks gravitate simultaneously towards the centre of the piece when a lever on the side is moved. |
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Pickpockets gravitate to such high-traffic areas as airports, vacation resorts and county fairs, Foley says. |
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Individuals and groups gravitate towards their own kith and kin. |
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Similarly, instead of being thrown off into space by their movement round the sun, the planets would gravitate towards the centre of their whirlpool. |
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She passed out carpet samples the size of doormats so we wouldn't be stretched out on the cold tile floor and we'd each gravitate to favorite spots in the room. |
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Even well-rounded chefs gravitate towards the cuisines that match up with their personalities and tastes. |
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Some respondents appear to gravitate towards jobs that offer opportunities to travel. |
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The late 1980s saw him gravitate towards everyday life in general and towards the consumer society in particular. |
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We generally gravitate towards people who are enthusiastic and kind while we tend to avoid those who seem strained and austere. |
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For example, older girls tend to prefer social network and music sites, while boys gravitate towards sports and game sites. |
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Graying baby boomers gravitate toward city centers, and their out-of-college kids are drawn by downtown nightlife. |
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People gravitate toward neighbourhoods already settled by family, friends, and co-ethnics, which eases the search for housing and jobs. |
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Those with Capricorn sun, rising or moon sign in their natal chart tend to gravitate toward worthwhile and practical causes. |
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In the end, you gravitate to a place where the management views are in consonance with yours. |
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Is it because no one knows toward what centre human beings are going to gravitate, and therefore our lives have become scandalously makeshift? |
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These cold vapours, which are heavier than air, displace oxygen, and gravitate to the lowest point in a contained space. |
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He made critical mistakes that turned the public and allies against him, and led them to gravitate towards the opposition. |
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They hardly seem like the words of a leader about to gravitate towards a radical centre. |
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Or, many younger employees, once they have developed some new skills, may start looking around and gravitate to higher salary opportunities. |
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He warns against trying to use both systems at the same time, noting that the pigs tend to gravitate to the standard drinkers. |
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The storage tank is of sufficient height to allow the treated water to gravitate through the distribution system to the local community. |
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The rotational action raises the product allowing the water to gravitate down the side of the auger. |
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In any legal system, there is a tendency for work to gravitate to areas where fees are available. |
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People will naturally gravitate to those that they feel comfortable with, or that they have known for a long time. |
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Instead of driving money out of the stock market, the resulting financial insecurities promise to keep money in that might otherwise gravitate toward safer havens. |
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I don't know why newspapers and magazines gravitate towards slander. |
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Advertisers gravitate towards low end brands where negative feelings against them are outweighed by the fact that some percentage of overall listeners will convert to buyers. |
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They're found in all of the oceans of the world, but they gravitate towards the waters of the Arctics, where the food is plentiful and humans are rare. |
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He had that presence which made people gravitate towards him. |
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It was inevitable, given the nature of the Regency art market, that Wilkie would gravitate to London and from 1805 until the end of his life it was his home. |
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Whether people are on the move in their own countries or across borders, they gravitate toward big cities. |
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Most of their supporters might gravitate to Gingrich, giving him a fighting chance in Florida and beyond. |
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It can be very damaging to an investment club's atmosphere when some members want to invest club funds in high-risk penny stocks while others gravitate towards blue chips. |
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The client composition continues to gravitate toward survivors. |
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As we know, war is a stern teacher, and in depriving us of the power to satisfy our daily needs and desires our morals gravitate toward the situation in which we find ourselves. |
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Some claim it projects a powerful tellurian emanation, an eerie spiritual magnetism that once caused astral cults to gravitate to its grottoes and caves. |
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She had been dreaming of a large central building around which the little village of health, that over the years had gradually become the Spa Eastman, would gravitate. |
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In normal times, American boxing fans gravitate toward heavyweights. |
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Hopefully the guidelines and suggestions in this book will help you to create an environment where people gravitate to and thrive in your organization. |
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Drought and ethnic and political disputes with neighbouring countries have caused many Mauritanians to gravitate to the small city of Nouakchott, which now accounts for a quarter of the entire population. |
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First, younger kids, especially, tend to gravitate to the same sites. |
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While water from the seventh barrel was entering the hull, the vehicle began to trim by the bow, and a small quantity of hull leakage water accumulating at the after end of the passenger deck began to gravitate forward. |
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As the vehicle was being driven ashore, grounding effects raised the right side of the partially flooded hull and caused floodwater to gravitate to the left and increase the angle of heel. |
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If you weigh up these two forces in their living conflict, it will at once become clear why the East will more and more gravitate towards us, the Soviet Union and the Third International. |
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As the grande dame of Latin American actresses, Norma Aleandro is accustomed to having choice roles gravitate in her direction. |
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You sort of gravitate toward these channels. |
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For those who gravitate to the digital environment, The E-zine Going Places. |
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New Yorkers wouldn't gravitate toward that. |
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Mr. Sample will tend to gravitate toward positions where the use of detailed information is kept to a minimum, preferring a role that allows him to focus on global issues. |
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This would be consistent with earlier suggestions from the survey data that contact centres in smaller communities gravitate toward the lower value-added segment of the market. |
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We naturally gravitate towards a payment method that best suits our needs. |
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In Africa, the average lifespan is 22 years, while the population will gravitate towards large towns with high rates of unemployment and consequences in terms of humanitarian disasters, despair and migration. |
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This theme was also based on the idea that, during periods of uncertainty, investors tend to gravitate toward larger companies for their steadier stream of sales and their earnings and dividend growth. |
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We know that in China, toiling people, who have probably never in their life read a single one of Lenin's articles, ardently gravitate towards Bolshevism for such is the might of history's breath! |
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Men will gravitate to an organic cotton slip-on named the GUMshoe and D-Solve athletic footwear with jute uppers. |
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At Kimosabe, an antiques shop near the downtown plaza, collectors gravitate toward Pueblo pottery, Navajo textiles, and Hopi katsinas. |
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The twelve tracks on Bumcello's new album also gravitate neatly within their own planetary system, functioning independently but also orbiting around one another and striking up free associations. |
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And gravitate toward noble entities you spy behind froggy appearances. |
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They gravitate toward the stars. So we go after the people kids idolize. |
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Serious shooters will gravitate toward the HZ25W's aperture and shutter priority modes as well as full manual control and RAW support. |
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Since the advent of quantum physics, we know that all atoms are formed of a nucleus around which electrons gravitate in predetermined energy layers. |
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This is necessary if legal inequality is to be prevented, and issues of competition will gravitate towards the court where the most lenient judgements are given. |
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There are so many things you can get wrong – from the birth to the toys to the clothes to the school – that many women gravitate towards the choice that costs most, because it seems to be of a higher value. |
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With this attitude, the Municipal Council would be respecting its citizens and by consequence the citizens would be respectful of and inclined to gravitate toward their municipal administration. |
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But of course you will gravitate to the beach, where the bars and watersports concessionaires stand shoulder to shoulder beneath the palms, humming by day and then heaving by night – particularly on Friday and Saturday. |
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Finally, an area where defected soldiers can gravitate to would also serve as a rock against which Assad's remaining forces can smash themselves against. |
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And at some point they will gravitate to the tea room on Greek Street. |
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For that reason, many young people are tending to gravitate towards it. |
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We know now that children who do not have support in their formative years are more likely to gravitate to other support networks. We also know that in some cases that support network becomes a gang. |
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Thousands of high schoolers will gravitate to Six Flags California's Magic Mountain on Sunday to watch and learn as physics concepts come alive in the form of roller coasters. |
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In China, the large floating population has tended to gravitate to cities. |
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