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entice

verb as in allure; persuade

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Streaming rights could entice one of those broadcasters to pay up to retain MLB games — and could lure the likes of Apple, Amazon or YouTube to bid as well.

Instead, she wants to see names and numbers on the back of shirts and a simplified scoring system to entice the young.

From BBC

It has been a commercial success too, which doesn’t hurt, particularly at a time when prestige films have struggled to entice grown-ups away from the comforts of home.

So she has some advice for journalists tempted by the burden of having bosses to “just go independent,” enticed, say, by the siren call of freelancing: “Just do a substack! It’s the future of journalism.”

The league hopes to entice one or more of its national broadcast partners to renew their deals by adding streaming rights currently held by local teams.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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