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enticed

adjective as in tempted

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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.”

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.

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Organiser Paul Sinton-Hewitt enticed the pioneering 13 runners to turn up to what was then known as the Bushy Park Time Trial on 2 October 2004 after injury prevented him from taking part himself.

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She says the teenager who murdered Ronan was “enticed” by big zombie knives with curved edges and “stupid, silly, writing on them”.

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It said innovative companies favour moving abroad, enticed by better funding and less regulation.

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

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