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It might sound enticing, but doesn’t come close to covering the full cost for membership, which can be several thousands of dollars a year.

However, for the right candidate, it could equally be an enticing moment to join the BBC as it heads into negotiations with the government over its new royal charter, which will determine its future.

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For a Chinese leadership that had built the world’s most sophisticated system of information control, that prospect was both enticing and terrifying.

The offer is clearly enticing for consumers, but it also raises key questions.

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But the streets of Russia offered him a more enticing prospect: billboards to join the army.

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