11.   The case has attracted wide publicity.

12.   The case attracted wide publicity in the Soviet press.

13.   The lecture, which attracted press publicity, was followed by a buffet reception.

14.   Now retired from the army, but still attracting publicity wherever he goes.

15.   Almost forgotten in the case, which attracted widespread publicity, was the corpse of Bojarski, described as a private and humble man.

16.   At the time, though, Bradley was still rising in the polls, staying even with Gore in raising funds and attracting admiring publicity from the news media.

17.   A tiny cell of Klansmen around Kansas City has proved better at attracting publicity than members.

18.   But above all, be exciting and attract publicity.

19.   But even today, offending the Vatican is one of the surest ways of attracting publicity in Italy.

20.   By contrast, Remnick does not attract much publicity.