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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.”

Mr Brooke said MacPhail had followed her in disguise for an hour and waited until she was alone, before he approached and then "enticed" her into the alley, where the prosecutor said he intended to attack her.

With the used pitch suddenly alive, Sajid had Joe Root drag on, enticed Duckett into an edge, then bowled Harry Brook with a ripper.

To the massive relief of the state’s agribusiness, this outbreak and most of those to come — unlike the desolation of Florida’s commercial agriculture — were aggressively confined pretty much to small-scale commercial growers and to gentlemen cultivators with backyard trees, the kind of pocket orchards that had enticed Midwestern immigrants here with the promise that you could just step off your back porch to pluck your morning orange.

Historically, many tourists have been enticed by the Czech capital's beautiful historic features and cheap beers - which in some restaurants and pubs can be cheaper than bottled water.