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							| Hi dear colleagues I need your help with an expression: "It is  a way to jostle for attention. in this context what is to jostle?
 
 Thanks a bunch.
 
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 Apodo
 
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							| I �m not quite sure what the context is from your short sentence, but people shopping and waiting to be served at a crowded counter would move about, and perhaps bump or jostle each other when trying to get the shop assistant �s attention.
So pushing in front of others, and waving your arms might be a way to jostle for attention. |  26 Sep 2011     
					
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 grevillea
 
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							| It probably means to try and get more attention than others.  "Jostle" suggests that there is some competition for attention and hence the need to "jostle". |  26 Sep 2011     
					
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