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And just as visitors to New York flock to Broadway, tourists in Seoul may be drawn by a robot actress, he said.

However, the film fans who flock to this spot most likely have no idea that this piece of the sidewalk is believed to be haunted.

Many of us wish we were one of those people who walked into a room and had friends-to-be flock to them.

As you become known for being a source of good conversations and uplifting news, don't be surprised if people flock to you!

Australia's robust economic expansion in recent years saw many investors flock to the country in an attempt to cash in on its growth.

In accordance with the teacher asked the kids, action, jerky manner knife knives, scissors, and finally de-flock to open one to see, ah!

Investors from around the world, but especially China, are expected to flock to the auction and snap up the residences.

Around the women participating in the project are willing to flock to her home, and discuss planting techniques and other issues.

As a shepherd, he would have left the flock to look for the lost sheep.

Today, visitors flock to what used to be called "the Iberian Peninsula's best-kept secret" -sunny Portugal.

Its 13m visitors a year are only a third as many as flock to Las Vegas, but numbers are rising.

Tourists flock to the area for the historic sites in and around the city.

One post circulating on Twitter said, "For the flock to recognize him as a leader he stuffed three feathers in his rear. "

Three-quarters of a million tourists flock to the pristine, white beaches every year - but this booming industry has come at a price.

Every year thousands of tourists flock to China to wander along the majestic Great Wall and gaze in awe at the Forbidden City.

Now as film fans flock to see the column, the column has had its named officially changed to 'Avatar Hallelujah Mountain'.

But in regards to sharks and us, it showed that bulls do like to hunt and hang out in the same shallow waters we flock to every summer.

Are they condemned like their now better managed flock to only be bought once a year?

Michael Jackson fans flock to see Egyptian model 'lookalike'

One of the world's year-round resort centers, millions flock to Miami each year for the beaches, restaurants, and bars.

High-flyers from around the world still flock to America's universities and clamour to work for Google and Microsoft.

Melanie: That's not fair, India. She's so attractive, the men just naturally flock to her.

Now every year , thousands of tourists flock to pack ice to witness the wonderful sight of new pups born in spring .

EVERY spring, hundreds of thousands of visitors flock to America's capital to take in the gorgeous vistas of cherry-blossom time.

Every sixth Saturday or so, dozens of young software developers flock to a small mansion somewhere in Silicon Valley.

Tourists flock to their home especially for these handmade pieces of ancient local culture and to get their hands dirty as well.

Thousands of people flock to his lab to see the future take shape.

Wearing white to symbolize good luck, partiers flock to the beach to offer gifts to the sea goddess and drink champagne.

STUDENTS flock to American universities from all over the world.

It's all in good fun, though, as the cheerful, smiling Burns leads her flock to the tour's end at the Marines' Memorial Club.

About a third of its workers are low-paid, serving the tourists who flock to the city in the summer.

Markets for homogeneous commodities are natural monopolies, because people flock to where the active trading is.

That news spurred consumers across the country to flock to supermarkets to fill their shopping carts.

It is also a must-see for the scores of tourists who flock to it every year to marvel at its formidable elegance and massive spires.

It's a sure bet that many developers, given the opportunity, would flock to a less restrictive environment.

As more Asians flock to the sport, wakeboarding is sure to make waves across the region.

People flock to see the teenager and some even treat her as a goddess.

Give away something valuable: information, software, advice, humor, and people will flock to your site.

If they could only get visas, which are rarely granted, tourists would flock to its beaches and nearby game parks.

Banks and depositors are therefore expected to flock to higher interest-bearing bonds issued by the likes of BoC and CCB.

During the summer, backpackers flock to the volcano to hike the trails, pick berries, and gather mushrooms.

Now, many visitors, Chinese and foreign, all flock to the Great Wall as tourists, not invaders.

Thousands of people flock to the bull ring to watch this intense and entertaining competition between man and animal.

Do cute girls from all over Tokyo flock to Shimokitazawa for work? ? ?

There is no better place for your flock to gaze in than hereabouts.

In Burundi all top politicians and expatriates flock to Archbishop Gallagher's residence for the papal feast day.

Retail investors remain extremely cautious on equities, preferring to flock to high-quality corporate bonds.

Foreign students flock to American universities to earn master's degrees and Ph. D. s in science, technology, engineering and math.

The hopeful young writers should flock to the traditional artistic center to pour out their new-found creative strength.

Many Americans flock to the beach during the summer months to enjoy the bright, clear sunny weather.

Crowds of Muslims flock to the Dome of the Rock mosque during Ramadan , the Islamic month of fasting.

World businesses are starting to flock to Africa to fulfill the telecommunications opportunity.

The fall in demand for labor in rural areas, the rural labor will flock to the cities, causing the rise in the urban unemployment.

Giving up their lowly job in the hometown , migrant workers flock to the coast in hope of changing their spartan lifestyle.

Fatah's fans flock to Salafist mosques on Fridays in part to spare them from having to recite a weekly prayer for Gaza's Hamas rulers.

The buses are popular in the summer when pensioners flock to air-conditioned supermarkets to escape the stifling heat.

Gadget-philes flock to Apgujeong, the city's densest electronics-shopping district.

The people are not the only ones who flock to the beach in the lull before the storm.

Many of the Black Orcs to the east have also heard of this mighty warlord and they flock to his banner.

I think people are underestimating how consumers are going to flock to an oil-free option.

Thousands of teenagers -- his readers are rarely over 20 -- flock to Guo's signing sessions.

Shanghai now is the place where people flock to for business, vacation and to gain an "experience" .

Nearly three years after the incident, consumers continue to flock to import dairy products on the assumption that they are safer.

And the shepherds shall have no way to flee, nor the principal of the flock to escape.

Not as many as flock to a nearby gambling resort, but every visitor helps.

Costs have soared compared with general inflation, but students still flock to classes.

Seattle Parks and Recreation Department naturalist at Seward Park, who estimated the Flock to be 20 to 24 strong.

Many experts now expect more superdelegates will flock to Obama in the wake of Tuesday's primaries.

Just because the dollar is falling doesn't mean investors should flock to any old currency for protection.

When it comes to stock markets, however, investors take the opposite approach: they flock to buy shares that have risen in price.

Several different species flock to the riverbanks to sip mineral salts from the sand.

Fans would undoubtedly flock to arenas to witness it all in person.

However, by sharing knowledge on bird nest, are we encouraging people to flock to take photos of the nest?

Loyal fans flock to buy the new releases in the series and a series of popular Hollywood films have been made.

Several different species flock to the river banks to sip mineral salts from the sand.

When the race is held, tens of thousands of people flock to the racing venue and people love it.

People flock to the town square, to protest the government's austerity measures, rising unemployment and economic crisis.

During the buy-out boom, general partners could levy high fees and investors would still flock to them.

Investors get excited and flock to their stock debuts. In short, it's all about being seen as extraordinary.

Investors flock to them in times of uncertainty but they leave you at the mercy of inflation.

That has prompted many Chinese investors to flock to the precious metal.

and now they always flock to me to wrestle when we're done.

Millions of Russian tourists flock to Turkish resorts every year.

Will people flock to airlines that offer inflight calling, or avoid them?

Lovers of surfing, sailing and scuba diving flock to the ocean. mmers and water skiers also revel in the wet stuff.

Thousands flock to the country's numerous hot springs for recreation.

Whenever things go wrong in the Middle East, Western leaders flock to Egypt to show their concern.

Today, young girls from the north and the north-east still flock to Bangkok looking for work.

Will people flock to airlines that offer in- flight calling, or avoid them?

Land and raise your banners, and men will flock to your cause.

Lovers of surfing, sailing and scuba spanking flock to the ocean.

In this world of heightened uncertainty, investors naturally flock to safety.

There is no better place for your flock to graze in than hereabouts, and here is a pleasant shade such as shepherds love.

Entrepreneurs from over 500 MNCs flock to Chongqing for investment, sourcing fair .

Whether it is the thrill of competition, or the adoration of the stars, viewers flock to sports on TV.

In 2012, the world looks to China to save capitalism, and the world's capitalists flock to China in search of funds.

A common charge against transnational companies is that they flock to poor countries with lax environmental standards.

"Kids are going to flock to these sites just to see what it is about and it can lead them to other places, " spokesman Mark Woodward said.

Every spring, they quit the ocean waves and flock to on the same cliffs and rocks.

Tourists flock to the resort every winter vacation.

A delight for tourists to flock to the spectacle and color of Shaolin.

As Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley points out, there is no certainty that American customers will flock to buy rebadged small Fiats .

Thousands of people flock to the April event, where they can check out the snake pits and sample rattlesnake meat.

People came in flock to enjoy the so? called smart concert.

Adding spaces wouldn't help since shoppers would still flock to the few closest to the mall doors.

People flock to buy tickets to see your cow; you earn $1000.

Crowds of visitors flock to zoos to observe the animals.

Talented immigrants still flock to U. S. shores.

and he led the flock to the west side of the wilderness and came to Horeb, the mountain of God.

Sladen invited us to fly a flock to the Airlie Centre, near Warrenton, Va . , where he is director of environmental studies.

The commercial-paper market has contracted by 10% since July, to $1. 607 trillion, as investors flock to safer terrain.

Otherwise customers flock to the competition that can.

People flock to the showrooms and buy.

Investors didn't flock to WSP even after it reduced its offering price.

Around 1. 5 million Chinese tourists flock to South Korea annually, and some wealthy Chinese buy expensive real estate in South Korea.

That is expected to encourage developers to flock to the platform and create better apps.

Where dost thou make thy flock to rest at noon?

So shoppers will still flock to shops that sell cheap products of decent quality, without asking how these are made.

A sparrow is leading a flock to pray.

The usual rule in primaries is that voters flock to the winning candidate.

When an expected 500, 000 foreign visitors flock to Beijing in August for the Olympic Games, they will find the Chinese capital blooming.

Passengers flock to Guangzhou Railway Station to buy tickets early in the morning.

That is why geeks flock to Silicon Valley and financiers converge on New York.

He has allowed his flock to spread.

They flock to elite gatherings such as the World Economic Forum at Davos, the Trilateral Commission and the Boao meeting in China.

Christmas is one of the busiest days of the year for movie theaters as families flock to see the winter's best blockbusters,

After all, Hong Kong's shopping population is vastly increased by the millions of tourists who flock to the city every month.

Though eating dogs is illegal in Hong Kong, many people flock to China in winter to tuck into what they consider a delicacy.

So if you have those specialized skills don't try to flock to the city or to the scene,

Tourists flock to Harbin from all over China

Job seekers, electronic book devotees flock to libraries

Morning , at work, people, car groups flock to the city center;

British couples flock to Greek islands for Mamma Mia! Weddings

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If, for example, Highway 1 is clogged and too many drivers who receive messages flock to Highway 2, it will become clogged;