To illustrate this futurism, Mr Gore's advisers draw attention to his record before he became vice-president.
Tone deaf statements that draw attention to his wealth seem like daily occurrences.
When he was denied tenure by MIT in 2007, he went on a hunger strike (briefly) to draw attention to his case.
He praised the Arriva Trains Wales staff for their "excellent work" and thanked them for allowing him to briefly use the station announcement system to draw attention to his message.
Israel is concerned that Assad, if he is facing defeat, might try to draw Israel into the fighting to divert attention away from his internal struggles.
Viscount Colville of Culross, a former BBC producer and crossbencher, used his maiden speech to draw attention to the difficulty of finding paid work in the media.
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W. Bush went so far as to draw attention to the impending falsehood emanating from his mouth in 1988.
They were welcomed by the Nepalese Crown Prince Dipendra, who has added his weight to an event which was billed as the world Budhhist summit and intended to draw attention to the sanctity of Lumbini.
Saturday's protest, organised by campaign group Kesri Lehar, aimed to draw attention to the fate of Bulwant Singh Rajoana, who was sentenced to death in 2007 for his role in the 1995 assassination of Beant Singh, the chief minister of Punjab state, in India.
European media comments on the Pope's dramatic resignation draw attention to the huge challenges that have tested his papacy, but there is also some admiration for his bold, highly unusual decision to quit.
But he said he changed his mind within hours of announcing the hung jury, because he wanted to draw attention to the confusing nature of campaign-finance guidelines.
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