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tempt
verb as in lure, entice
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The question for any administration tempted to scrap or reduce stamp duty is how else it finds the money.
“It may be tempting to wait to see the “whites of disinflation’s eyes” before looking to reduce the restrictiveness of policy further,” she said.
The rehabs are often in locations that people might be tempted to travel to, such as beachside cities in Florida.
It’s tempting to dismiss job-market reports as unreliable, but a better approach is to look at them differently.
Many in Washington will be tempted to answer this nonsense in Brussels with a stridently anti-EU posture.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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