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persuasion

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Should candidates of any and every persuasion feel free to emulate Trump and lie their heads off?

"It is as if G-protein signalling causes the channel to need more 'persuasion' -- in terms of stronger electrical signals -- to open. In our study, we describe at the molecular level how this is done," says Antonios Pantazis.

Second of all, there's no evidence that sexual persuasion works.

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Those of a United persuasion, fans and club officials alike, were delighted with what they saw.

From BBC

No-one will know what would have transpired had Alonso been tempted by the pull of Liverpool, but few of a red persuasion harbour any regrets or look back with sorrow as they not only sit top of the Premier League but also at the summit of the new Champions League format as the Bundesliga side were swept aside 4-0 at Anfield.

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

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