Attract
Attract verb - Exert a force on (a body) causing it to approach or prevent it from moving away.
Both words in one sentence
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When that fails, using noises that attract them near oil slicks on fire in the gulf of Mexico does the deed.
Source: Film / The Swarm - The seeds can be pressed for an unsaturated fat like olive oil or crushed into a powder that purifies water(!): its electrolytes attract impurities and precipitate them out of the fluid.
Source: Multipurpose Monocultured Crop - He succeeds, causing Lightning's armor to attract several oil drums that promptly explode when Lightning's club becomes a lightning rod, but Cameron's armor becomes completely drained and he falls over first, so Lightning, albeit burnt and dizzied by the explosion, falls on him and wins.
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