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Media should shoulder some of the responsibility by not presenting material that would entice them to smoke, she said.

Songbirds sing to entice mates, and the timing of those songs is often regulated by sunlight.

People trying to entice you to join in will be less than trustworthy.

Spend just opened, a little fragrance, less than a few days, entice some renuzit flies and beetles for it pollination.

Put favourite toys in each corner of a room and entice her to come and get them for herself.

lure, entice, inveigle, decoy, tempt, seduce These verbs mean to lead or attempt to lead into a wrong or foolish course, as of action.

After all, this could be an interesting disagreement that might entice me to take one side or the other.

Even a pick-up in mergers and acquisitions was not enough to entice investors to get back into the market because of the dismal signs.

This is often necessary to entice a well-capitalized distributor to take on a new product line.

A living OR artificial bird OR other animal used to entice game into a trap OR within shooting range.

I confess that I was a huge fan of the Hardy Boys, and then used them to entice my own kids into becoming avid readers as well.

To the point of giving you cash to entice you to drive away with a brand new car?

The second question is how much money banks can make if they are having to compete so hard to entice savers.

If you are trying to entice Mr. Huge Client, then da ncellation must be for an emergency.

Then there came out a spirit, and stood before the LORD, and said, I will entice him. And the LORD said unto him, Wherewith?

To entice in end investors, the bank persuaded an independent credit adviser, ACA Management, to lend its name to the transaction.

Foreign locations, even those within reach "over the border, " seem to entice you.

Websites and companies constantly come up with tricks that entice you to live your life in front of a screen.

Outside the store , meanwhile , touts try to entice customers in with laminated pamphlets offering up to 25 per cent off the listed price .

Your ability to converse with charm will entice someone you may have had an interest in for some time now.

A garment has hanger appeal if it looks good "on the rack" and would entice someone to look more closely, and perhaps try it on and buy it.

Higher education grants are a carrot with which to entice students.

The variety increases the chance that at least one article will interest your audience and entice them to contact you.

Most viruses use spam-like tactics to gain access to your organization and to entice users to open a piece of mail.

Set in late nineteenth-century Cuba, the film is sure to entice audiences with its compelling cast, suspenseful plot, and exotic locale.

QE2 focused solely on Treasurys in an attempt to entice investors into buying riskier assets like stocks.

But even the offer of a car for his use was not enough to entice Dilan.

Stress hormones and brain chemicals might entice you to nibble on sweets, but remember, the first two bites satisfy brain chemistry.

Catch their attention the moment they arrive, entice them in with tasty titbits, and you've got them.

New Zealand expats are being lured home to help plug a skills shortage - using tactics that entice Britons to emigrate in droves.

One of the most ostentatiously adorned creatures on Earth, the peacock uses its brilliant plumage to entice females.

The teacher opened the door and, showing the TOT the toys on the shelves, tried to entice him into the classroom.

comments: Hui Ang first tried to entice the Emperor with minor magical power, and then instilled higher truths in him.

The company hopes the memory of worms gone by will entice you to buy its software to protect yourself.

Hollywood producers are falling over themselves to entice the 27-year-old Beijing-born actress into a major US production.

The two doctors tried to entice their newly arrived sister to all the fun of the fair.

Nightfall does nothing to soften the spiny ramparts, yet cooler temperatures and rising humidity entice many nocturnal creatures to emerge.

Most viruses use spam-like tactics to gain access to your organization and to entice users to open an e-mail message.

Yet electricity can entice smoke sent out by an extinguished light.

The software, known as 'apps, ' are part of a strategy to entice consumers to buy the BlackBerry handsets.

The porn company that made the ad obviously thinks this will entice viewers to sign up, either out of curiosity or genuine desire.

An open system would also work when the payback is too small to entice Big Pharma, as in the case of tropical diseases.

Perfume also is a kind entice faultlessly , almost the man of great majority likes perfume smell.

The prisoner tried to entice the guard from his duty.

Sinhala-language television stations still carry advertisements to entice applicants, telling them their nation is "searching for heroes" .

Once, in the scar, simba entice good friends to the border of the elephant nana's expedition, by the graveyard of siege hyenas.

Service domain uses a shopping list to enlist qualified service providers, and a service menu to entice service requestors.

Other supermarkets could try to entice him through their doors by modifying their coupons and offering deeper discounts.

Prices may not prove low enough to entice buyers or high enough to satisfy sellers.

At the Garak fish market, the sales pitches about fresh and cheap seafood that would usually entice customers are falling on deaf ears.

The higher rate would entice banks to tie up money they otherwise might lend to customers or other banks.

Instead, the plan is to use the remaining money in the fund as a carrot to entice private investors to keep lending.

Her mother, hoping to entice her, brings them home from the library, but Nadia rarely shows interest.

To keep in a state of expectation or hope; entice.

The whole purpose of bribes is to entice governments to act against the public interest.

Some credit card companies send out special offers to try to entice you to bring your business to them .

However, to entice potential buyers, local governments and property developers must project a picture of skyrocketing prices.

What would he say to entice the roughly 310 million professionals who still haven't signed up for the service?

Entice your pleasure palette with an invigorating blend of passion and pulsation!

Hold out baits to entice the enemy.

Every year around this time, American car companies start rolling out their newest, shiniest models, hoping to entice you into buying one.

So the aim is to entice investors into reading the rest of the plan for details.

In practice the enticement detection may divide into the detection of providing opportunities and the detection of entice to crime .

Changi figures such perks entice passengers to spend more money at the airport and select Singapore over other connecting hubs.

To entice or beguile into a desired state or position.

Create short, descriptive page titles, to entice search engine users to click on your links.

Most banks that are selling assets have priced them close to face value, providing little to entice buyers.

Nobbler distributes through QQ " XX group and XX company combination give QQ money " false information, the user that entice is visited.

Any news could entice investors who have recently kept an Apple out of their diet.

That will not do much to entice investors to buy shares, especially given the risk of greater volatility than other sectors.

tending to entice into a desired action or state.

Resemble huang ju, entice fisher shrimp. Tentacles food, dance claw and catching zhang teeth. (play move things) sea anemones.

SJM, which went public in July after repeatedly cutting its offering price to entice a sceptical market, has seen its valuation cut in half.

For many women no amount of money would ever entice them into prostitution.

The initiative is seeking to entice private investors to participate by offering billions of dollars in low-interest loans.

ARIES: It won't take much to entice or captivate an ardent love interest. Your.

Its function is to stimulate, educate, and entice the viewer to visual ideas towards sexuality.

Clearly, you can entice readers to click on links in several ways, and some methods work better than others.

Then don't try to entice me to overlook my furlough.

The attacker would first have to send you an e-mail message or entice you into visiting a malicious Web site.

An eight-week "mujahideen integration course" is supposed to entice former anti-Soviet resistance leaders to join up.

There should be no shortage of buyers for American banks' rotten assets, thanks to generous subsidies. Sellers will be harder to entice.

The banks' need to raise capital to offset mounting credit- related losses is forcing them to pay higher interest rates to entice investors.

On the Internet, if your headline doesn't entice me, I'm not clicking and I'm not becoming a customer.

An attempt is being made to entice otters back to the river.

He says if fares remain competitive, low-cost airlines will entice millions of rail passengers to switch to air travel.

Google has not been very good to entice customers to actually buy products.

The bargain prices are expected to entice customers away from other stores .

One of Ms Hermann's initiatives was to entice people to buy YSL products by building up its accessory collection.

It may actually be to make the spider appear larger and less appealing to predators, or help entice curious prey.

And resorts out West are offering a flurry of deals to entice skiers and snowboarders to get on a plane.

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To influence or lead by means of wiles ; entice.

On the one hand, low rates entice investors out of cash and into riskier assets.

It won't take much to entice or captivate an ardent love interest.

To entice buyers, poolmakers are cutting prices, throwing in freebies, and pushing smaller, less-expensive indoor "swim spas. "

Many companies are now introducing higher-priced items to entice consumers away from $1 specials.

At its best it will entice the potential customer in and keep them there .

Your trendy style and unique way of doing things will entice new acquaintances.

Inflation in Britain unexpectedly fell in March, to 4%, as retailers slashed prices to entice reluctant consumers.

Some of the pages are intended to entice the user to take actions such as filling up a form or placing an order.

She's colder than ice, how can I get in first hold to entice, she's colder than ice, colder than ice, COLDER THAN ICE.

To entice the states to agree, he is offering to spend A$10 billion of the commonwealth's money on the various schemes.

Common industry terms like "standard room" and "continental breakfast" do little to convey value and to entice guests.

The bill's proponents hope it will entice skilled members of the Haitian diaspora to return home.

deceitful Jewish mudslingers taunt you with their pamphlets and try to entice you into becoming bastards also. Let them spew their poison!

Manufacturers want you to buy their food, so they use special catchphrases to entice you.

Customers are unlikely to click a link that does not entice them to click it.

Goals entice you to keep the plan in effect.

For now, Percovich uses the skateboards to entice children into informal lessons and counseling sessions.

To entice collectors, Mattel regularly releases pricey limited-edition dolls based on characters in films and popular culture.

some of the world's best natural scenery will never entice them away.

Landlords now must entice tenants to renew leases. 'We'll shampoo their carpets.

But the Indian housewife has gone to greater lengths than most to entice her four-year-old, Nandika, to the dinner table. . .

But economic uncertainty makes workers more inclined to stay put, and firms that want to hire find it harder to entice people to move.

In general, however, there is not enough volume in the Doig market to entice bulk-buying speculation.

In reality, everything about the game has been carefully designed to control payouts and entice the consumer.

Lured; luring; lures; To attract by wiles or temptation ; entice .

A winner can reveal himself instead of projecting images that please, provoke, or entice others.

Your fickleness will however entice a host of unusual suitors eager to tie you down.

They passed out old Christmas cards to entice children to come to church.

And even big Brazilian companies may lack the international renown needed to entice the most ambitious.

A hostess in the doorway or a tout in the street will entice a punter with an unmissable offer.

It is to send email, with false information the user that entice is trapped.

You can do the same thing over and over again, and we don't quite entice you to read the story the first few times.

To entice customers, cruise lines have cut prices dramatically, sometimes by as much as 40%.

Banks needed to offer high interest rates to entice investors.

My son, if sinners entice you, do not give in to them.

Sam: It's more of a beautiful creature that prey on men, entice them with their siren song.

Your good looks and cultural knowledge will entice the Archer.

West Lake's beauty is ever changing but never fails to entice and entrance .

The Cookie Diet uses cookies to entice dieters into easy weight loss.

Hate and rage don't generally entice a lover to return. Why does love turn to hate?

A combination of American and Japanese heft could, say TPP advocates, entice other countries, such as Canada, to join the group.

In China, they will try to "mop up" the Communists and entice the Kuomintang to capitulate .

Jack holds the man's medicine to entice him into revealing more information.

the power to entice or attract through personal charm.

A lot of times, offering cash upfront will entice a retailer to meet your price.

In China it is unclear what will happen if state efforts are no longer sufficient to entice and groom the entrepreneurs its economy needs.

Many foods that are otherwise healthy such as juice, yogurt, and applesauce add unneeded colourings to entice children.

But how do you do it? How do you engage your visitors and entice them to click through more of your pages?

These contests are often associated with profit because they entice people to tune in, get exposed to advertising, and, inevitably, buy.

Another clever way to entice them is to provide a view of what the service looks like once they have registered or applied.

Hyundai has long relied on low prices to entice buyers.

They also let merchants entice you with coupons or ads.

Their colour palettes are there to entice you and make you as hungry as possible.

Advertisements are designed to entice people to spend money.

If printed books are optional, publishers will have to work harder to entice people to buy them.

Money, revenge, and fifteen minutes of fame can entice people to lie.

In order to entice young scientists who have trained abroad to return home, India has doubled its life-sciences budget.

A greater safety net should entice the Chinese to consume rather than save.

Various models of cars entice us to effect the purchase.

But even before an item is shipped, eBay sellers have the chance to try to entice customers to buy more.

But it can also entice you into letting fantasy overcome reality, leading you down a questionable path.

entice sb. into doing sth.

In order to entice people to travel to Hawaii, hotels have lowered room rates and are offering free nights.

But fewer question the way manufacturers use technological and stylistic changes to entice us to buy.

And so they go to a Braford, and there he meets other girls, and they all try to entice him, and he doesn't respond. It's not his character.

Steep discounts will probably entice back home buyers, as there is pent-up demand for urban housing in China.

The cardmakers hope that novelty will not only keep people buying physical cards but also entice them to pay higher prices.

If done properly, interactivity can entice students to want to learn more.

Neiman Marcus, for example, sent $50 gift cards to prolific customers to entice them back for further sprees.

For example, baby food, which people use to entice their sick cats to eat, often contains onion powder.

He'd entice any woman and so he has done me!

Tablets represent a huge opportunity for Bezos, not only to sell a new kind of device but also to entice people to buy more stuff.

Some 84% of retailers say they are offering a promotion to entice shoppers, up from 70% last year.

Resorting to deceitful or misleading means in terms of prices to entice consumers or other business operators into trading;

The administration is trying to entice law-and-order Republicans on board;

If 'no', what's incentives from a eco-fashion line would entice you to purchase its product? (single or multi-options)

Analysis of applying entice investigation to economic crimes and its legal regulations

When you entice me with these games

Opening galleries out of hours aims to entice a mostly youthful crowd

Study on synthesis and application of schistosoma entice cercariae imprinting polymer

to, by unfair means, force, entice or limit a insurer or insured to take out insurance policies or change the insurer ;

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My child, if sinners entice you,

He'd entice any woman that e'er he saw,