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Energy or matter move from high potential to low potential.

This case the high pressure mean there is more air in its' volume so it expand toward those spot with lesser air than its' volume.

For example, low pressure front may due to the heat cause air volume to expand. The air then move up due to its' buoyancy and that cause the low pressure. The colder and denser air is then draft toward those low pressure front.

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