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crowd puller

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noun

  1. informal a person, object, event, etc, that attracts a large audience

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His daylong Top of Britain cruise departs from another delightfully named island�Yell�and is a big crowd puller, with seal and seabird encounters aplenty as it slices through the bracing North Atlantic waters.

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