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On the other hand, the process has a certain fascination.

I just do not understand the fascination is with her.

Together they were united by their fascination and love of nature.

What's your fascination with those groups, and did you ever go to any for research?

The days ahead no longer held any fascination for her.

My time in the light of public fascination and fear is near.

She seemed to believe me, because fascination took the place of fear.

This one happened to set off a natural fascination not of our own making.

But much of the attention comes from a public fascination with the man behind the computer.

Not much is known about him other than the fact that he has a fascination with death and blood.

But having spent every one of his 20 years on or near the road, it seemed to hold little fascination for him.

Americans have never been known for their fascination with the politics of foreign countries.

And now I, who had only felt the fear of that figure, feel the fascination.

But what most held his interest and fascination was the art of record production.

She was doing it, and the physical act had its fascination.

The work ahead of him, if less important than what he did for the Union, had its own fascination.

It is an idea that has held fascination throughout history.

His fascination with military might runs beyond policy, to play.

The fascination with birds started in 1919 when he was 11.

They have been the sport's fascination for a couple of years.

And it has a fascination, too, that goes to work upon him.

That is part of the public s fascination with him.

After a few moments, the fascination turned to something else.

For some reason, they held her less in fascination than usual.

I tried to look away, but my eyes were held by a sick fascination.