Attractions
Reasons and attractions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reasons" instead a noun "Attractions".
Reasons
Attractions and reasons are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attractions" instead a noun "Reasons".
Both words in one sentence
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Never Trust a Trailer: Sometimes, commercials for the attractions feature things that are not at all included in the actual attraction for obvious reasons other than for perhaps, dramatic effect.
Source: Ride / Disney Theme Parks -
Due to the idea's creator being sacked for other reasons before the project's completion, a few clues (such as a walled crypt) can still be seen in the Mansion and the other two attractions, but do not lead anywhere.
Source: Franchise / The Haunted Mansion
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