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Ministers also argue the exemptions have tempted rich folk to buy up farm land – pushing up its value – primarily to avoid inheritance tax.

From BBC

The question is whether it will be enough to tempt the Dodgers into another commitment of more than half a billion dollars.

Might Foster be tempted to show his players some of those highlights this week?

It's tempting to hope this will anger the public and result in consequences for Trump, but frankly, that's unlikely.

From Salon

“I don't know that anyone is tempted to pet these robot dogs. They do not look cuddly,” said Melissa Michelson, a political scientist at Menlo College.

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