One of the most alluring aspects of perfume is the use of animal scents, most of which are derived from not terribly alluring-sounding elements like excrement or perineal secretions.
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Dating different women is not so alluring to him anymore.
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And like anything that's alien, that makes them especially alluring.
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There's something alluring about a crackling fire and dancing flames.
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The global eyewear market, already worth some €90bn, is alluring.
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Zaftig, tattooed, and alluring, she's a great foil to Hahn.
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One thing we do know: the unknown is so alluring.
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My thought bubble: Billionaires have historically been alluring, magical figures.
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After all, the riskiest relationships are often the most alluring.
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You see her, and she is this charismatic alluring person.
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Felix brings Isabella along, thinking she'll be an alluring bonus.
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So, about those unicorns: suddenly not such an alluring trend.
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To appreciate that, consider why it has proved so alluring.
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Being rich may make you an alluring target for blackmail.
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Wellness was alluring precisely because of the restriction it promised.
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These impressionistic flashbacks tread the line between alluring and disturbing.
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Yeah, that helpful surveillance feature doesn't sound so alluring now.
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Was their collective silence on the matter alluring or infuriating?
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This is more mysterious and alluring than dark and menacing.
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The wearers turned a sign of subjugation into something alluring.
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The abundance portrayed in American movies offered an alluring contrast.
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De Falla's piece concluded an alluring program of Spanish music.
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The second half of June will be far more alluring.
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That may be what makes it so alluring, as well.
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They just weren't original or alluring enough on their own.
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They upload photographs of themselves in alluring or alarming poses.
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I'm sure pigs find it alluring, but humans do not.
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If that's not alluring enough, there's a lively rooftop pool.
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Monasteries, they fear, are no longer as alluring as malls.
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The most alluring spot nearby is the beach, of course.
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But my ignorance made the Slovenian countryside only more alluring.
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Who needs electronics when you have this strangely alluring instrument?
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But private markets still seem to be much more alluring.
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"Medicaid for all" offers an alluring alternative to those proposals.
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It is their unknowing that makes these photographs particularly alluring.
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It just makes the cable-knit sweaters all the more alluring.
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Anadarko is so alluring because of its assets in shale oil.
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After all, there's something so alluring about a sold-out product.
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But what sensation do roller coasters provide that is so alluring?
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It provided subtext—those mysteriously alluring and tempting women behind veils.
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Even so, big bank stocks can be alluring for value hunters.
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For a lot of people, this must be an alluring proposition.
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"I didn't see the house as alluring at all," he confessed.
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Of course some of what I've encountered has been less alluring.
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Instead, Mr. Norgard uses them to conjure atmospheres, precise and alluring.
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The most alluring acquisition target for both companies, though, was LinkedIn.
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It's alluring, but she knows he is fierce somewhere deep inside.
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Cobi Moules's figurative paintings are another alluring fixture of Heller's exhibition.
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And yet that stability is as elusive as it is alluring.
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"Besides, what could be more alluring than to break a taboo."
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What catches Dillon's eye is always some measure of alluring oddness.
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The easy money is alluring, and the projects can be essential.
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The potential for enhancing Israel's relations with its neighbors is alluring.
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And how magically alluring is its oh so dominant Prussian Blue!
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Beautifully burnished and speckled, it has an alluring comfort-food appeal.
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It is easy to understand why these synthetic substitutes are alluring.
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He said voices nettle him constantly, and make death sound alluring.
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Jose Cuervo has attributes that make it particularly alluring to investors anyway.
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Above all, what's alluring about AHS now is that it is trash.
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This is not so clear initially because the show is visually alluring.
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It's important to note here the alluring temptation to over-homogenize Africa.
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Scroll over the dish above for the making of his alluring rendition.
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New UK Chancellor Philip Hammond is pleased assets here are still alluring.
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Could I embrace that ethos so that I could be unabashedly alluring?
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The American pharmaceutical market is an alluring one for the online giant.
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This alluring astrological cycle prefers seductive subtexts and the craftily customized touch.
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There's something darkly alluring about the myth of the seasonal suicide increase.
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I forgave it, because the bigger picture was so alluring, so engrossing.
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MLMs are selling something more intangible and alluring than makeup or vitamins.
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Her efforts paid off in "Silk," the final and most alluring movement.
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Jolly Cakes are first on the menu and perhaps the most alluring.
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China is not as alluring for Taiwanese firms as it once was.
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This season, eyes take the feminine ideal to bizarre (and alluring) extremes.
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It's an alluring idea, but it doesn't work so well in practice.
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Here was an infinitely more alluring model of princely purpose and prerogative.
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Plus, there was something alluring about the basketball program's completely blank slate.
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Nobody makes unwinding a turban as alluring as the Thin White Duke.
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But it's made all the more strange and alluring by McCraven's editing.
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The economics of food delivery have grown too alluring, suggested the bank.
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Mr. Adams stacks up tones to create wondrously strange and alluring harmonies.
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"Featuring Ricco Rodriguez" was not an alluring tag line even in 2008.
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Jacmel was an alluring a mix of history, culture, beaches and beauty.
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Certain preoccupations persist: alluring widows, naïve young men, a fondness for coincidence.
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SNL understands neither what makes Trump alluring nor what makes him dangerous.
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It was sung with alluring sound and narrative urgency by Lucy Dhegrae.
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This is in many ways more alluring than a nice blue Adriatic.
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Even when the Mets presented Harvey with more alluring comparisons, Harvey resisted.
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Watermelon salad with sharp feta cheese and black olives was also alluring.
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But these alluring numbers are temporary, applying only to the construction phase.
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The smell is alive and dead, asphyxiating and alluring all at once.
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Families find them alluring (understandably), because rewards can control a child momentarily.
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Rather than objectify its target as alluring, it dismisses her as incompetent.
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Such features might make self-driving cars so alluring that everyone wants one.
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Imagine being surrounded by every alluring delicacy — and being told to eat grapes.
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And the flash and crackle of pure celebrity looks as alluring as ever.
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Save the Children knows that donating money isn't as alluring as online shopping.
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The glossy shelves of our favorite beauty emporiums are both alluring and dangerous.
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But on the surface, Black Panther's most alluring element is its eye candy.
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He has tattoos and a certain kind of charm some women found alluring.
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They didn't belong to anyone but themselves, and that's alluring to modern women.
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Wear these silk and chiffon pieces separately or as an adorably alluring set.
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You can see where that message would be particularly alluring to white people.
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At the same time, competing forms of wagering began to offer alluring substitutes.
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His stump speech became more compelling and he spoke with more alluring cadence.
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He knows what he wants and how to get it, and that's alluring.
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The resulting paintings are lush, alluring, and filled with a siren-like magic.
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I went from being a cute young girl to an alluring young lady.
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Self-driving cars are an alluring prospect for the world's largest tech companies.
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China and India have the largest populations of smokers, making them alluring markets.
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For many, the prospect of living rent or mortgage-free someday is alluring.
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I make these works both attractive and alluring but also grotesque and disconcerting.
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The meat has a subtle, alluring woodsy char in its aroma and flavor.
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Liza doesn't seem quite so young anymore, but in a strong, alluring way.
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The Olympics are another alluring target — but with wall-to-wall television coverage.
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So alluring is this vision that it has come to dominate our existence.
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Hindman's stylistic experimentation gives her book an alluring energy but hobbles her narrative.
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"I've always found cheap motels to be alluring," he told Noisey over email.
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Her character can be like an alluring yet dangerous siren calling to Charles.
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Where: Sicily Sicily is known for its alluring beaches, but Acireale is special.
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We read on because we are drawn by the alluring drama of character.
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What anchors this bright, alluring drink to the occasion is the carrot juice.
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Something beyond the alluring aroma of soup from a handful of local chefs.
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There are no chatty coworkers, alluring kitchens, or big meetings to distract you.
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More than 100 years after her death, Emily Dickinson remains an alluring enigma.
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It's also, as alluring as such uncompromising passion can sound, very substantively misleading.
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It sees Gomez both alluring and eerie, batting her eyelashes while she sneers.
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There's something about the changing seasons that makes neglected products feel alluring again.
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Indeed, hospital operators are alluring to investors, Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Joseph France said.
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The novel truly becomes novel again in her hands: electric, elastic, alluring, new.
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It's this understanding, like a whispered secret, that makes the couture so alluring.
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The novel truly becomes novel again in her hands — electric, elastic, alluring, new.
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That should make them pretty alluring to professionals, especially those of the creative variety.
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The alluring pinks of the mother's skin are mitigated by the blue-gray shadows.
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Nate is the embodiment of masculinity for Jules — hulking, impossible, and still sexually alluring.
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The promise is alluring: a whole world of food out there, no heat required.
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Though its allure has started to fade, its evolved into something just as alluring.
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As alluring as the event can look on your feed, it isn't for everyone.
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Cannabis is the country's drug of choice, and is particularly alluring to young people.
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Vietnam's enthusiasm for free-trade deals has made it especially alluring to foreign investors.
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The result is an alluring place to spend time in, and it's wonderfully designed.
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This makes investing in property in expectation of capital gains all the more alluring.
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Meanwhile, the earning yield on the Euro Stoxx 50 index is an alluring 6.5%.
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Don't just listen because the man speaks pure poetry with an alluring German accent.
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That makes China's promise to build lots of roads, ports and railways especially alluring.
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For big oil companies, which are facing their own pressures, shale nevertheless looks alluring.
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It's alluring when it isn't trying so damn hard to convince you it's sexy.
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We knew nothing about who made the music, but knew they must be alluring.
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The board's decision to sell suggests the stand-alone outlook was not especially alluring.
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There's a portfolio of individualistic fashion models whose faces we find idiosyncratic and alluring.
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The legacy media giant said it could offer diverse audiences at an alluring scale.
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On Beauty This season, eyes take the feminine ideal to bizarre (and alluring) extremes.
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And while she as a feminist character has her flaws, she is timelessly alluring.
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The idea of being completely debt-free is alluring, especially if you're approaching retirement.
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For me, space is so alluring because it turns fears into works of art.
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Within days, my mane would oxidize into Roadkill Orange, alluring as a badger pelt.
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It's an alluring milieu — charming, civilized and perfectly, if a shade too flawlessly, arranged.
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The most alluring thing that I have EVER seen in the sky is..... rainbows!!!
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It is an alluring narrative, analysts say, but the situation is not so simple.
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It is particularly alluring to gig-economy workers making occasional trips to the city.
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The renegade factor: The bob's progressive, in-your-face sass is alluring to progressives.
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Among the most alluring of his images are the golden portraits of larval salamanders.
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Bullseye and Influence will lack the most alluring component of other streaming services: nostalgia.
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But as airports and highways become more congested, trains are becoming an alluring alternative.
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Building a horse racing empire in a market as large as China is alluring.
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It may be summer, but that doesn't mean oozing cheese is any less alluring.
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The possibility that Alice could push him too far becomes dangerously alluring to her.
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Maybe the tendency to postpone marriage and children has made city living more alluring.
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They are incredibly appealing and alluring at first but then they turn on you.
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With car commutes costing thousands each year, alternative travel methods are even more alluring.
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The prospect of earning fatter profits online, though, is alluring to many merchants here.
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Cyberpunk fiction is often alluring for sprawling kingdoms dense with grime, clutter and crime.
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There was something kind of scary but alluring and kind of underground about blue hair.
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In an ever more connected life, there's something alluring about living completely off the grid.
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The all-star cast is alluring, but impossible to overlook are the costumes they wear.
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These prototypical images of natural beauty are made alluring and unfamiliar when faced with frost.
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" All of this, the media finds, as Brian Stelter at CNN recently put it, "alluring.
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After drinking either beer, wine, or liquor, clothing is the most alluring (and popular) purchase.
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Now, with Asia's economic rise, experts say Sri Lanka's location has become even more alluring.
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She is an alluring beauty from Budapest whose impulsive character drives the play's erratic plot.
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FOR mining investors there is something sinfully alluring about Glencore, an Anglo-Swiss metals conglomerate.
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"Kosovars find cryptocurrencies an alluring investment," said Ermal Sadiku, a software engineer and cryptocurrency expert.
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Capital controls have trapped cash inside China, making property all the more alluring for investors.
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If less alluring, well, players can pay a bit more money to have another go.
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Mermaids, selkies and naiads, all alluring in their beauty, draw sailors down to the depths.
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Basically, this will be your new go-to when you want an alluring lip look.
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But they're also, on many levels, beautiful, exotic, alluring, exciting total pains in the ass.
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Like the hysterics of old, they are a collection of symptoms and an alluring figure.
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The mystery was one of the most alluring aspects of Boba Fett to begin with.
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With this ensemble, you'll definitely be more "powerful and alluring" than all the other Tinas.
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Like many a date, what seemed so alluring the night before, palls the morning after.
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The discovery presented the alluring possibility that our brains map others' experiences onto our own.
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But it turns out a company's mission may be the most alluring perk of all.
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There is something alluring about the adrenaline rush one gets when they engage in danger.
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The travertine walls, doors with Moorish accents, and colorful glazed floor tiles have alluring patterns.
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Tyrese is hot, but Usher is frantic and smooth, liberated and deliberate, dangerous and alluring.
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Taste the flavors of Venice at home, with the help of an alluring new cookbook.
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Same story if you've been filling those alluring blank spaces with dazzling color for years.
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Now, big holders of Bitcoin and other virtual currencies have become alluring targets for criminals.
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" For fall/winter 2018, the designer wants her collection to be "unsettling, alluring and empowering.
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Is this a dark and malign tale, for all the alluring beauty of its presentation?
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But the alluring devices can swiftly induce a nicotine habit in teenagers who never smoked.
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" Sir Thomas Browne is described as crafting "the oddest, most alluring prose of his century.
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Blanc vermouth and Cynar, the artichoke liqueur, round out the wine with alluring herbal notes.
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It was alluring enough for him to quit playing soccer and start racing a bike.
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The virtual world Goodman conjures is as feverishly vivid as it is mysterious and alluring.
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A prologue, narrating in sound the rocket's launch, is some of his most alluring writing.
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And by an Alaska, we mean an ethereal, mysterious, alluring girl who died too young?
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I can't deny the thought of being governor, the thought of being president, is alluring.
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Its 62 suites feature panoramic views of the lagoon's alluring, steamy waters and surrounding landscape.
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And this implied something, too, about the alluring enormousness of the world that contained them.
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Preciously preserved in bell jars, Lee's small buildings illustrate the alluring fantasy of design space.
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At the opening visitors homed in on the possibilities of these spaces as alluring tableaus.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Is the photo at the top of this column alluring to you?
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Vinegar slashes its way through fat and creamy Maine mussels, an unexpectedly alluring cold antipasto.
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Bitter almonds have an alluring scent, but eating them in their raw form can kill.
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However, Mondal's most alluring and complex amphibious character appears in "Man Acting as King" (1982).
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It's a picture of restrained beauty, tinged with a violence that makes it strangely alluring.
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The unrealised potential of Maserati and Alfa Romeo, alluring bywords for Italian style, is also attractive.
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Everywhere you look, alluring stories abound, blanks where you can fill in your best plot twists.
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You have to be accepted to become a member, so there's an alluring sense of exclusivity.
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That campaign, of course, will be another alluring target for the saboteurs in the central government.
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And lucrative and alluring job offers for Chelsea Clinton over the years continue to be questioned.
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Overall, many of the works are like traps: alluring and beautiful, but biting in some form.
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The alluring part about being diverse and "weird" crew is that we tend to be accepting.
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This cake is a beautiful portrait of the company's current state—imperfect yet somehow still alluring.
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"Eagle's Nest is an alluring cave and many divers aspire to dive there someday," she said.
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It's an alluring explanation, in part because plenty of websites and organizations have suffered genuine breaches.
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He considers a moment, then finds her too alluring to chuck her out on the curb.
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As such, the option to mix and match less expensive streaming alternatives is an alluring one.
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The library's exposed wood structure is certainly warm and alluring, melding together new and old buildings.
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I can't deny that the thought of being governor, the thought of being president, is alluring.
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The forbidden nature of how the protagonists' court their prey, makes the hunt alluring to watch.
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For advertisers, the new tests provide an alluring place to pour money — money right into search.
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Gomez is famously private — in fact, it seems as if her most alluring characteristic is inscrutability.
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What makes jihadism so alluring in the first place is a desolate, depressive state of mind.
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But there's definitely something alluring and addictive seeing it constructed and cooked from beginning to end.
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Refusing to engage this hatefully violent system on its own terms feels noble, if not alluring.
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While alluring to donors and supporters, these proposals are too often short on facts and feasibility.
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For others, safe and socially or culturally rich environs are far more alluring than square footage.
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As alluring as quitting your job immediately may be, it's important to have an exit plan.
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The carpool lane looks so alluring, but as a lone driver it's very much off limits.
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Live sports, some of Disney's most alluring programming, is mostly watched on the weekends, Disney said.
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He started with glowing press coverage, a fresh face with an alluring personal story to boot.
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That has made the sector alluring to foreign firms looking to do business in the country.
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The alluring mystique of the beautiful lost boy still clung to him, as it does today.
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No, it's not because smelling like an alcoholic is alluring -- some experts claim there's real value.
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That's what makes the locked door so alluring: For once, everybody is truly in the dark.
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That's something that I find very alluring about Indian culture, it's very sassy like our food.
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Not even 22, Kanter had already become one of the world's more alluring big man prospects.
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The smells of fruit flesh are, after all, some of the first alluring aromas we grasp.
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With its alluring mix of athleticism and artistry, it is the centerpiece of the Winter Games.
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Writers were paired off with subjects whom they found alluring, and that chemistry also excited readers.
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"Vegan meat alternatives" may not be the most alluring phrase, but it doesn't have to be.
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Albina Shagimuratova, as Violetta, sounded very fine indeed, with alluring tone and admirable clarity and accuracy.
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But the vision of a black princess is alluring because it supplies a bit of escapism.
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There are few American dreams as alluring to me as that of exploring the open road.
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Mia is an alluring Hester Prynne, a misfit nomad whose scarlet A might stand for Artist.
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Yet for a certain ilk of would-be campers, material things make the experience more alluring.
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Rather, more alluring possibilities lie in the South, specifically in cities like Atlanta, Miami and Dallas.
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But even with fewer copycats on the air, Friends will remain eternally alluring to network executives.
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As Bair concludes, Al Capone remains alluring because — like the United States itself — he contained multitudes.
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There should be some alluring alchemy in the coming together of talented creators in different mediums.
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But unlike their mothers or grandmothers, they saw themselves, in middle age, as alluring, not matronly.
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Using her education to illuminate her science fiction proved more alluring than being a research scientist.
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And they found an oddly alluring sound to match their feelings about this strange new world.
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The room of painted and sculpted tropical flora is both alluring and impassive; its maximalism confounds.
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It's this blending of the seemingly sumptuous with stiff, uncomfortable material that make Reaves's pieces particularly alluring.
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Alluring tones articulate its clunky, sculptural, curved shape, which is cropped front and rear by the framing.
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The rich textures of his multi-planed patterns and glowing pigments capture violently majestic and alluring gestures.
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Those we had not previously payed attention to became alluring; those who were already hot became hotter.
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But in her hands, they become precious artifacts rich with alluring details and thrum with inner life.
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But the company spent 2018 pivoting away from this strategy and prioritizing more alluring options for advertisers.
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Attractive in an effortless way, she carries an alluring and yet forward charm behind a bold smile.
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Equal parts flattering and seductive, there's nothing quite as alluring as a tasteful nude…lip, that is.
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But she cautions against adopting new technologies that, while alluring, may not actually respond to critical needs.
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"The thing that was alluring about this project was the idea of the truth," she told me.
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This place should allow me to immerse myself in Nutella's most alluring qualities—its decadence, smoothness, lusciousness.
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There is something innately alluring about neon that draws the eye like a moth to a flame.
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The time limitations make the Season-specific loot drops — which are generally powerful — all the more alluring.
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What makes Chalamet so alluring is his acting style which can be summarized in one word: vulnerable.
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Under a wash of reverb, Boettger's layers hypnotic melodic sequences and swaggering beats with alluring guitar work.
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But the Senna's most alluring attributes are its featherweight construction, tenacious handling, considerable downforce, and relentless brakes.
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But, despite the alluring baby-blue-and-neon-pink cover design, that's not truly the book's aim.
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After all, a pretty bottle and cheap price point can be alluring, sometimes for the wrong reasons.
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As a politician, he honed his alluring oratory as a television show celebrity and as London mayor.
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While that gap may seem alluring to yield-seeking investors, it's not enough, according to the survey.
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As Netflix latest's show Siempre Bruja demonstrates, there is nothing alluring about a slave/master love story.
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The apple: immortalized in myth and art, its alluring flesh credited with casting humanity out of paradise.
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The factory would be the automaker's second assembly plant and aimed at serving the alluring Chinese market.
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The city's sights, sounds, and smells are alluring — vibrant music, amazing food, and that saturated ochre skyline.
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They keep drifting heedlessly toward the alluring light of impeachment, and soon enough they will get burned.
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But even in a place of alluring opportunity, the Adies, like Ms. Boshart, mirror their generation's anxieties.
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The broad parameters of house and techno are alluring and liberating for DJs, producers, and punters alike.
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And when it comes to Basquiat, the story of his short life and untimely death is alluring.
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Yet in the post-truth politics that is rocking Western democracies, illusions are more alluring than authority.
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Besides its no-contact benefits, there are other alluring possibilities in adopting namaste as your preferred greeting.
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Dressed in alluring red velvet, Mr. Robert stalks Eva until she can't help but notice his chivalry.
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It's an alluring homage to a time, a community and a landscape that have long since vanished.
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But even here, when the music is so alluring, there's little sense of personality or the unexpected.
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This hidden and ancient swamp seems as alluring, and sublime, as the view from a mountain peak.
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"What was so alluring about him was his combination of exquisite, exquisite taste, combined with his restraint."
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Hems were long, and body parts mostly covered, which didn't make it any less sophisticated or alluring.
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Cookie is completely alluring because she is a mix of savvy manipulator, cutthroat warrior, seductress, and carnivore.
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Lombok, a short flight from Bali, is less crowded and its white-sand beaches are more alluring.
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Spring Studios' floor-to-ceiling windows offered the cityscape as an alluring backdrop for pajama-clad selfies.
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Hefner's magazine published an alluring photo that turned into an invaluable resource for generations of computer scientists.
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They are singing with their wings, and their potential mates seem to find the sound very alluring.
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Aaliyah, who was alluring even when rejecting overtly sexy looks, is also a progenitor of modern fashion.
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At first the guitars played mellow, alluring music, all slowly strummed, lingering tones and gently lapping riffs.
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This might make it a more alluring option for price-sensitive consumers worried about their monthly premium.
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Coconut Cashew Crunch Chocolate Drizzle, a rather simple but alluring brittle from Anastasia Confections, won the prize.
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Like everything here, the "Penetrables" offer a curious, alluring, canny and uncanny approach to the human body.
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Is that part of the reason why you have so many other projects like Alluring and Aksumite?
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It's a post-human sonic weapon—an alluring, frightening document of just how peak "peak EDM" could be.
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However, European ETFs that give investors exposure to countries, sectors and other specialized investment styles is proving alluring.
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Narcos: Mexico — September (???) (Netflix) There is something universally alluring about the treacherous underground labyrinth of the drug trade.
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But it's most alluring features, including the ten below, can be found only once you check in. 1.
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Soft gradients are alluring because they cut through the noise of social media, but they also are disorienting.
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Of course, the most alluring featuring of this particular Fiat 500 is that the pontiff was its passenger.
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But there were many alluring moments, with Mr. Schwarz's designs providing an eye-catching complement to the score.
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There are bad rom-coms, so much so that they've become an alluring sub-genre of their own.
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The cellos played with burnished sound in the opening measures and Mr. Eschenbach teased out alluring details throughout.
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Laws that forbid a roll-back in rents also make British property alluring as the yield is protected.
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Some of the most alluring packages that Pythonistas can find in the Cheese Shop harness artificial intelligence (AI).
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It didn't take long before kids—nature's idiots—began ingesting these bright, alluring, and oftentimes tasty new poisons.
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You don't need to be a psychologist to know why this Romney moment is so alluring for Trump.
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So I can only imagine how alluring it would have been for women living in more restrictive eras.
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Viewed from an insular Britain, Hong Kong is dangerous and alluring, just as it was 151 years ago.
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Even the most alluring scenes in this show have the threat of violence lurking just beneath the surface.
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For Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog, TripAdvisor stands out as an especially alluring pick.
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We can't say exactly what it is that makes AP Style so alluring, but we have some ideas.
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Whether or not that's true, Hollywood — located, after all, in the City of Stars — finds the metaphor alluring.
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Not only does he find the Jinn alluring, but the fire-eyed stranger also reminds him of home.
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Few DJs pine for the days of ones-and-twos; the possibilities of modern technology are too alluring.
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At this stage, the MacBook Air remains in Apple's lineup mostly for its alluring, low $999 price point.
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Beyoncé, in multiple hairstyles and fashions, is shown both alluring and unglamorous: hard-faced, unhappy, sweaty, harshly lit.
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Whether they can do both depends on how alluring a regime the finance ministry can come up with.
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The Brexit vote portends weaker growth in Europe and thus even lower rates, making Postbank even less alluring.
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Just because there may be separate ways into the gutter does not make the gutter any more alluring.
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It could almost seem alluring if you squint; all that excess, all those rare steaks from the Odeon.
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They may not influence our final opinion of a work — what's so alluring about "Hamlet, Prince of Denmark"?
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"I can't deny that the thought of being governor, the thought of being president, is alluring," he said.
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Making rural areas alluring In Okutama, revitalization official Niijima has found families for nine vacant houses so far.
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I never see the inside of my vagina, which is why dick cams are so alluring to me.
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It's a post-human sonic weapon—an alluring, frightening document of just how peak "peak EDM" could be.
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On the one hand, the prospect of well-paying mining jobs for this economically depressed region is alluring.
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Fast make the enemy a dispensable, alluring other as much as he portrays the soldiers as heartless villains.
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Autonomous vehicles may be alluring, but we're not ready for them, and clearly they're not ready for us.
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The tabula rasa is alluring not just for the lack of buildings, but also the absence of rules.
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Moreover, its political and moral imagination is profoundly nostalgic and enormously alluring in part for just that reason.
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Similarly, Dawn is an alluring nymphet whose tragic past I kept waiting to be revealed as a hoax.
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But the most alluring and erotic art at Frieze this year was not the most pornographic, per sé.
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But to the insect, which can see ultraviolet light, those same petals look more like an alluring rave.
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Voter registration records, which are kept on a state-by-state basis, are an alluring target for hackers.
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It is the sort of proposal — alluring but counterproductive — that Democrats should avoid as they build an agenda.
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Then this alluring theme starts, and a hint of what could be a Bach chorale prelude filters through.
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For a kid growing up in Southern Ohio — Bible belt country — the sound was both alluring and repellent.
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I made a few small tweaks, while leaving intact its alluring mix of salty, cheesy, spicy and creamy.
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The comedy is witty, shameless, and offers an alluring romance on season two that fired up fans online.
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"We all know our agenda can't just be against Donald Trump — as alluring as that may be," Rep.
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And the more pressing, frightening, and alluring question: What if she could change the course of human history?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Caravaggio is a disturbing, unsavory, alluring, provocative, and for some, polarizing figure.
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Raaka Chocolate has introduced a couple of alluring, flower-strewn dark chocolate bars that make lovely Valentine's Day tokens.
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This 66% must seem like an alluring figure for those candidates currently struggling behind Democratic front-runner Joe Biden.
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Enjoying roller coasters is linked to sensation seeking… But what sensation do roller coasters provide that is so alluring?
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Perhaps the most alluring part of it all, though, is the tender loving care he shows to his meat.
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The best thing season two does is dig into both how alluring and how dangerous the sensates' connection is.
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And you know that's not really gonna be your life in the car, no matter how alluring the notion.
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At first the men sing from separate sides of the stage, each lost in memories of the alluring Leila.
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That conjurer's panache of a reveal is achieved through cleverly withheld information, alluring blind alleys and pungent red herrings.
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Much like the alluring sex robots of Westworld, you're probably wondering how to get down and dirty with it.
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Fidelity National Information Services, aka FIS, which provides computing systems for thousands of financial institutions, finds pipework positively alluring.
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Such proposals could prove alluring to some Asian nations, despite China's vast territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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Like an alluring travel destination, this poster says, One day you (yes you!) might be able to go there!
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Greece's tax rise makes Bulgaria's rate of just 10% even more alluring; likewise Cyprus's 12.5% rate and Albania's 15%.
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That still brings future dividend growth down to 0.7%, making equities less alluring than Messrs Blanchard and Gagnon think.
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They made their weird IPA as esoteric and alluring as they could because what did they have to lose?
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Obama said that everyday people who felt left behind by government and a changing world could find authoritarians alluring.
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In the end, as alluring as all those elements are, none of them stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Peggy.
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For bond buyers, meanwhile, KfW sterling bonds offer an alluring yield pick-up over British and German government bonds.
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Some of the shots are silly, some are alluring, but all capture these creatives in positions of unique physicality.
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The fly trap's maw is going to flap shut once an insect investigates the alluring scent inside of it.
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That duality is what made the total package so alluring for every team in baseball in the first place.
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Mr Jones focuses on bubbles of the financial kind, with explanations delivered by (the slightly less alluring) Paul Krugman.
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But other countries' trade negotiators might find the British market of 65m consumers less alluring than the EU's 500m.
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The speculative fiction of Shalev's writing certainly has the alluring airs of political intrigue — but like air, it's depthless.
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Could the beautiful pictures and alluring cartoon mascots on the boxes be telling the truth about the deliciousness within?
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Tuthill says Hawking was already the biggest of the pantheon of superstars that made places like Cambridge so alluring.
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His latest piece of work is exactly this — and more, considering it features the always alluring and incredible Rihanna.
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The alluring scent of a store Your nose could even play a role in convincing you to buy something.
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There is nothing alluring to me about the premise, one that relies on extremely rigid clichés about heteronormative love.
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To many—including some well-drawn, fervent female acolytes—her combination of sincerity, neediness, ambition and sympathy were alluring.
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But a clean balance sheet, prospects in China and a resolutely unglamorous share price suggest an alluring makeover target.
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"Lost" is as alluring an idea as "last," but what happened to "Barracoon" is more complicated than mere disappearance.
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"The ES effortlessly features superb comfort for all passengers, along with innovative technology at an alluring value," said KBB.
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Technology on "Blonde" distorts his singing, and usually that's alluring — like David Bowie in one of his alien phases.
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In the 1930s his alluring, richly colored pictures of consumer products made him New York's highest paid commercial photographer.
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The southeast Asian nation's tourism board has long sold its ethnic mix as one of its most alluring traits.
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It's alluring to view a child's ignorance as an opportunity to start over, be the better version of yourself.
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That alluring fantasy of dodging responsibility for our own development is at the heart of the ancient astronaut hypothesis.
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They promise decent jobs, generous salaries and paint an alluring picture of a good life in a wealthy nation.
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While $1 notebooks and mechanical pencil packs sound alluring during the back-t0-school rush, Brent Shelton of FatWallet.
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It's an alluring, oily and textured concoction devised by Susie Hojel, a native of Mexico City transplanted to Denver.
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Reminiscent of carnivorous plants with alluring spines and bulbous forms, the sculptures deserve to be seen in the round.
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The extremity of Westover's upbringing emerges gradually through her telling, which only makes the telling more alluring and harrowing.
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G.R. An alluring dance song by Kitty (formerly Kitty Pryde) that channels the Latin freestyle of the late 1980s.
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In culling alluring objects from around the world, the Beauty triennial is a veritable pirate's booty of contemporary design.
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A Dutch modernist master, Louis Andriessen, provided the third premiere, "Agamemnon," a teeming, raucous, strangely alluring 220-minute score.
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The content is not alluring, but in their own perverse way, they have become a small totem of remembrance.
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So alluring is this holiday that even the soberest among us have decided to get in on the action.
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For startups in need of capital to grow their businesses, corporate venture capital can seem like an alluring option.
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It perfectly demonstrates Beckmann's use of black to empower his forms, creating an alluring mysteriousness of mood and image.
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Sounds alluring, but it only works if there is also a clear body of work that defines the core.
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That said, it's not all that easy selecting an alluring photo that shows off your personality and good looks.
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But, as this opera's often-alluring score reveals, Respighi was attuned to works by Puccini, Debussy and Richard Strauss.
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Public health experts said the government would be making a good start in banning flavors most alluring to youths.
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That could make Instagram's content more diverse, surprising and alluring over time versus an increasingly stale aesthetic of perfection.
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The Greek islands, including Santorini, Mykonos, Corfu and Naxos, are alluring with golden beaches, azure waters and dramatic coastlines.
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Lighthouses, dramatic bluffs and windswept dunes complete the alluring picture that keeps tourists coming every spring, summer and fall.
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There is something alluring about the mathematical precision, a pleasure in watching a series of plans work out accordingly.
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Knight's sculptures are more tactile than visual; they don't photograph well; they're simultaneously porous and invulnerable, gross and alluring.
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With these two Expressionists, along with Beckmann, Schiele and the alluring Gerstl, we are in deeply interesting and difficult company.
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Perusing them in order constitutes a quiet, mysterious journey through which you encounter grays of all shades and alluring textures.
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Luo applies menswear techniques to his womenswear collections, and reworks button-ups, hoodies, and trench coats into surprisingly alluring separates.
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Reynolds is based in the American market, which is again looking alluring after years of costly litigation and falling demand.
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Just for good measure, it can also emit an alluring hue of blue light which is supposed to attract fish.
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They are selling more spliffs to their compatriots, who light up relatively little and so present an alluring growth market.
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No matter what era you were born into, the alluring warmth and flickering glow of vintage neon signage is undeniable.
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The creatures of Siren capture what makes mermaids such captivating figures: They are equal parts alluring and equal parts dangerous.
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Skirt lengths were long; shoes were flat, and the most alluring "going-out" shirt was a tube top (remember those?).
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The premise alone was too alluring to miss — could these two wildly dysfunctional characters beat the odds and get together?
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For those not so enamoured of nuclear power, other newly emerging cities a short drive away might be more alluring.
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Don't fold and settle for the less pricey plastic, thick-rimmed set, because we've got nine alluring and affordable alternatives.
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In fact, all 24 shades are crazy alluring, with a color range that is wide enough to fit any personality.
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Mango is the most exclusive of Juul pods, having been banned for literally being too delicious and alluring to children.
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LinkedIn may not be as alluring to college students, who may not be ready to start their professional careers yet.
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Yotam Ottolenghi has given us two alluring new recipes for the vegetable in his column this week in The Times.
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Storj, he said, is the rare blockchain company that has user metrics that are alluring to a wider investor base.
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He had this mystique around him that was so alluring but almost freakish in nature that made him almost surreal.
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Youku Tudou also already has dipped a toe in scripted series with shows like Just One Smile Is Very Alluring.
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We saw how alluring his world could be when a Redditor made a Google Maps version of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Ideally, the trends exhibited at IFA will guide us into an era of more rational specs accommodating more alluring design.
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The app even lets you choose from a variety of alluring accents to awaken you, including French, Italian and British.
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Its sharp pullback could set up a near-term bounce, but Maley says to avoid those alluring shows of strength.
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In The Impeachers, she tells an elegant story stuffed with alluring character sketches and dramatic moments, both legal and political.
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That's an alluring prospect for many Democratic staffers who in the past might have sought to jump to K Street.
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But that idea has always been controversial, with skeptics arguing it is an alluring myth — and a potentially dangerous notion.
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We call each other just to talk about cars and email photos of alluring ones we've seen on the street.
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Apple did introduce a more affordable third model, the $749 iPhone Xr, which comes in a bunch of alluring colors.
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When most people picture neon signs, they think of payday loans, seedy motels, and the alluring naughtiness of strip clubs.
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As it turns out, teeth, and some of the foods they chew, make for some strangely alluring little wool sculptures.
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The post-apocalypse is alluring from a gameplay design perspective precisely because it demands that players start again from nothing.
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It regularly introduces new characters, maps and game modes to Overwatch, as well as alluring outfits that are randomly distributed.
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If you are a famous person, think how alluring Colker's combination of concern and warmth and disarming humility would be.
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The thought that war can be portrayed as something quite alluring, as an art form, might appear unsettling at first.
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Having someone tell me how to move seemed alluring enough to get over my anxiety and go to a class.
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Dover sole meunière, though, has neither the crisped skin nor the juicy flesh that can make this fish so alluring.
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"The Great Alone" is packed with rapturous descriptions of Alaskan scenery, which are the most reliably alluring part of it.
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For young people especially who struggled in a tough economy, Bitcoin seemed an alluring alternative to just making ends meet.
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A drippy, alluring thing, "'Hands' describes that state of succumbing to the idea that someone has powers," he told THUMP.
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The others are all more alluring, but the characters they play and the loves they enact have no real depth.
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Crossman noted that teams that appear on "Hard Knocks," as the Browns did this season, are often alluring to bettors.
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You'll never get to the bottom of the alluring confusion of photography, rephotography and hands-on painting and drawing here.
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We are always someone's alluring stranger: The question is how to understand that otherness in artistic terms without fetishizing it.
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That might not be as alluring as some of the crazy stuff I read about my family and our business.
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Get a weekend's taste of this alluring area on Lake Superior, replete with waterfalls, trumpeter swans and hearty regional dishes.
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The transportation industry is teetering between tried-and-true business models of the past and an alluring, but uncertain, future.
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These benefits could be a draw for the more than 100 million Prime subscribers worldwide and alluring to potential recruits.
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Kaia Gerber let loose ... taking off her black blazer and opting for a more comfy yet still alluring black dress.
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Across the entryway from the high-ceilinged white room is Parliament Espresso and Coffee with all sorts of alluring pastries.
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When last we saw our radiantly alluring global citizens, they were sailing into the North Atlantic on a fishing boat.
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Although Tesla can already sell directly to consumers in neighboring New York and Massachusetts, Connecticut is an especially alluring market.
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Today, Ms. Mandriota says the same D.I.Y. spirit that made having a podcast "alluring" is precisely what doomed the project.
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Today, Ms. Mandriota says the same D.I.Y. spirit that made having a podcast "alluring" is precisely what doomed the project.
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The time when "influence" implied soft power that emanated from a unique and alluring point of view on the world.
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She only reopens the case and presents the evidence afresh, all those alluring details out of an Agatha Christie novel.
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Rolled up with cheeses and smoked meat, breaded and fried, veal also serves as the filling for the alluring Skanderbeg.
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The very things that make airlines so interesting and alluring are also the same things that threaten its well-being.
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And the full moon, of course, is the night where magic is most potent and spells "most alluring," Blickle says.
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I don't find it all that alluring to watch people — especially corny, hammy children — watch or look at other stuff.
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" These chapter titles are as alluring and mystifying as the pictures, with names like "The White Night" and "Blue Funk.
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He sought to make something surreal and alluring, that pulls out the beauty of the troubled age, rather than just noise.
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The tech was alluring to those interested in alternative energy, but for many, the starting price of $63,26 was too steep.
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Weird as it is — there is little to no plot — Cats is one of the more alluring Broadway musicals to date.
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California was helped by its geography — a vast state with big, urban areas that are an alluring prospect for health plans.
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It shows King Solomon kneeling before an alluring, dark skinned pagan idol given to him by one of his foreign wives.
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Granted, the sets and costumes complicate that statement a little because this nightmarish vision of femininity is also gorgeous and alluring.
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Tousled hair, dewy skin, matte red lips — is there anything more alluring than the beauty look of the archetypical Parisian woman?
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But the most alluring spot was Cincinnati, where Griffey's father, Ken Griffey Sr., had been a star outfielder for the Reds.
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And yet, even with an all-out commitment to delivering a performance beast, Apple couldn't help designing something beautiful and alluring.
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During the 1960s some Korean-Chinese moved back to communist-ruled North Korea, which for a while seemed alluring by comparison.
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But that's what makes its extravagance so alluring — it's something you can only experience at a large tech show like CES.
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It's not just the comfort of waltzing into the kitchen instead of fighting crowds at Sephora that makes DIY makeup alluring.
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It's a unique place—it has its own sensibility and is both alluring and unwelcoming, beautiful and gritty, frustrating and magical.
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Accomplished and alluring, Olivia de Havilland dated her share of Hollywood's most dashing power players at the height of her career.
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Yet no phenomenon she's tackled has proved to be quite as alluring, while also so fundamentally damaged, as the internet itself.
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The most alluring aspect of the exhibition, however, is its suggestion of what photographs of cars absent of people can convey.
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It's no sickeningly salty gulp of the Atlantic; it's an alluring, pleasantly confusing flavor of lemon-lime soda and mellow coconut.
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The shrewd owners captured an alluring image of their cat's backside and swears there's more to it than meets the eye.
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"I thought it was quite potent how plastic food starts playing with your senses and alluring you to eat," she says.
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Another, an alluring image representing Frida Kahlo, is framed in upholstery trimmings: velvety, silky cords that invite you to stroke them.
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These categories are too vague — and in the case of "alluring" and "resplendent," too alike — to provide a stimulating organizational lens.
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But since staying staying in alluring locales for free is an attractive proposition, homes in sought-after areas are highly competitive.
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At the least, the move added another alluring boldface name to a team that already featured Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis.
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In general, though, zones must offer three enticements to would-be investors: alluring tax breaks, good infrastructure and a decent workforce.
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For those who have not yet figured out that even Minute Rice takes five times as long, Trump will be alluring.
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Like the One Ring to Rule Them All, consoles called out to me with their alluring offer of limitless gaming power.
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During her time in the facility, Tony reflects upon her tumultuous love affair with her alluring, addictive, and deeply troubled husband.
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On mobile devices, people have turned to changing their phone screens to grayscale in an effort to make them less alluring.
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In an instant a setting that was once warm and alluring tips into horror as Jamie stabs Randall again and again.
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The effect is of having traveled to an undetermined utopian era, where every object is alluring and useful and bewitchingly timeless.
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This alluring novel explores the darkness of love, how it can cajole you into danger or tip your actions toward cruelty.
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How alike or unalike does each ballerina make Odette, the enchanted queen of the swan-maidens, and Odile, her alluring counterpart?
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Although both girls have budding Instagram accounts, summer in New York offers something even more alluring than online "likes" and hearts.
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Carlyle is so alluring that every guy she meets, including the C.I.A. head of station in London, is drawn to her.
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They emitted a strong, alluring smell while in the bag, but when I took them out, they looked less than appetizing.
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For consumers looking for ways to finance their holiday shopping, deferred-interest-rate deals on credit cards might be very alluring.
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" It also noted her maturing voice's "alluring earthiness in the low register" and "the rainbow hues of her powerful top notes.
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Its alluring alchemy of all these disparate things works so well that it doesn't matter that it's never really plot-driven.
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With its pair of bare feet in front of a mirror, this might not be the most alluring of her compositions.
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You're in your seductive element this June as the sun and romantic Venus swirl through Gemini and your alluring eighth house.
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It's the ultimate vindication, which can have the effect of making suicide feel alluring to those who struggle with suicidal impulses.
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Perhaps most alluring, dreams help us to synthesize new pieces of information with preëxisting knowledge, and to make creative lateral connections.
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Among the more than 200,000 products from 2,400 companies at the trade show were some alluring new items and notable trends.
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It will not depend on how hard Democratic leaders fight or which tactics they choose, alluring as that fantasy may be.
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Police may leave bait cars unlocked, place the keys inside, or leave packages inside to make them more alluring to thieves.
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In this field of visual overstimulation, text can come to serve as an antidote, an alluring vessel for communicating more frankly.
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I wasn't only attracted to her iconoclastic spirit, alluring eyes and figure; I was on a mission to lose my virginity.
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It makes good business sense, too, as the Yankees strive to make their product as alluring as possible down the stretch.
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All of which made it an alluring slice of lost Venice, a place where history, and maybe even solitude, might endure.
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Future featuring the Weeknd "Low Life" (A1/Freebandz/Epic) The most alluring grotesquerie, with both artists at their dirtbag finest. 73.
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Which is why the kitchen-sink craftiness of Eckhaus Latta, awkward and alluring at the same time, has so much resonance.
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Mr. Bostridge's performance on Sunday afternoon was superb: vocally alluring for the most part, brutal when Mr. Zender's interpretation demanded it.
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Of course, mysteries are alluring and perhaps none more so than those of explorers who seem to simply vanish, without explanation.
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" The chapter headings are alluring: "How to Become Erotic While Remaining Chaste"; "How to Make Money"; "How to Become Paranoia-Critical.
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The problem is that scam artists know how alluring it can be, and they are happy to exploit our entrepreneurial spirits.
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An attack on the right target is too alluring for journalists to get bogged down in fairness, fact checking, or decency.
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The Collatz conjecture is quite possibly the simplest unsolved problem in mathematics—which is exactly what makes it so treacherously alluring.
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As alluring as Lady Trieu's utopia might sound, it would never last nor would it ever be truly safe for everyone.
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And Ms. Marks wonders whether Mr. Erdogan's second approach will prove more alluring to the exiled Brotherhood members than his first.
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Based on Fibonacci's sequence, the ratio combines symmetry and asymmetry in a way that is alluring and attractive to the eye.
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"Star Wars" did the opposite, selling religion and traditional values back to people disenchanted with the church in alluring, futuristic packaging.
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It cherishes the appeal these prints held for van Gogh while also explaining the artist's appraisal of this alluring art form.
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But then, in the same press conference, a reporter brought up something that Donald Trump apparently said about Maria's "incredibly alluring" shoulders.
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In his most alluring compositions, Fernandez imagines the effective castration of the privileged male artist in relationship to the manipulated female body.
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Ruhwald pushes the capacity of different glazes to their maximum capacity for texture and accumulation, creating finishes that are visceral and alluring.
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StarCraft is alluring to AI researchers for more than just the fun of commanding weapons like the building-leveling Yamato plasma cannon.
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By smashing them all together I hope to blur the boundaries and question why we think something is alluring instead of repellent.
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Apple's unleashed a wave of brand new accessories in an alluring array of colors so there's something for everybody and every phone.
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They are evil but can't be so alienating that we do not find them appealing, otherwise their antagonism no longer is alluring.
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A park dedicated to The Avengers would amount to simply recreating New York City — about as alluring as a studio backlot tour.
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Once Moreau's presentation ends, I sit down with Vampyr's art director Grégory Szucs to learn more about Dontnod's alluring adventure in waiting.
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As good as recipes for buffalo cauliflower wings and rice paper bacon sound, there's thebehind-the-scenes footage that's just as alluring.
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Sparkles give it an alluring charm that will catch the eye (and all the compliments), but won't make you the main attraction.
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That idea has proven especially alluring to a certain subset of Silicon Valley for whom the phrase "aligning incentives" sends hearts aflutter.
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That sex work can act as a stepping stone from a normal, middle-class lifestyle to an upper-class one is alluring.
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Part of what made "Avatar" so alluring to audiences was the technology that Cameron helped develop to film and animate the movie.
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That's an alluring and persuasive image for a lot of people who want to believe the president and the presidency is strong.
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How could we cut our way out of a health crisis caused by an environment dominated by cheap, super-alluring processed foods?
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As much as there is an evergreen fascination for Christie's stories, there's also an alluring air of mystery surrounding the woman herself.
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Ultra-low interest rates since the financial crisis have depressed returns in the West, nudging them towards economies with more alluring prospects.
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Living in a shabby apartment in Brooklyn and working an underwhelming job, 29-year-old Louise Wilson finds that window rather alluring.
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An international escape has never seemed so alluring, and where better to lose yourself than in the liberal life of Berlin's streets?
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AudioQuest might claim they are, but the truth is that their sound is too smooth, mellow, and alluring to be considered neutral.
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Perhaps the voluptuous new logo could be used to make Virgin more alluring to potential suitors as it mulls a possible sale.
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But there is something indelibly alluring about Marciano going 49-0 and never coming back, never succumbing to temptations of a paycheck.
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That makes Chinese drones particularly alluring for countries that don't have massive military budgets but desire the symbolic power that drones impart.
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And, let's be honest, the promise of an instant sugar hit a lot more alluring than what nature's candy has to offer.
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It is impossible to get in and punch someone without your lead leg going in and providing an alluring target as well.
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There's something incredibly alluring about watching professional, and even amateur, makeup artists use a few palettes and brushes to completely transform themselves.
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She is as puzzling as she is alluring, even if one may finish the novel feeling as though the issues are unresolved.
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Should they draft a promising player or two with any of their immediate picks, those trade packages will only become more alluring.
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This most common of eye colors is a gorgeous hue, and the right shade of eyeshadow can make it even more alluring.
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But they are also conscious that China is not quite as alluring a destination for Taiwanese firms as it used to be.
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Senior jobs in a presidential campaign don't grow on trees, and if you are not enthused about working for Trump, it's alluring.
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In Act I, Ms. Maltby and Mr. Simahk make a thoroughly winning romantic odd couple, vocally alluring in duets and solos alike.
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The Catch is set firmly in Shondaland, a magical realm full of alluring, defiant women and the tragic men who love them.
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Artists generally find something alluring about the vast reservoir of images that can be sourced through something as readily accessible as Google.
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Truth was a changing display in a shop window, manipulated by hands when you weren't looking, alluring and ever out of reach.
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As a fully remote team, we present as an alluring landing spot for industry experts looking to ditch traditional office-based jobs.
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An unsentimental, practical person, she has for many years been preparing for the moment when death would become more alluring than life.
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But podium opportunities proved more alluring, and Mr. Gielen became a staff conductor at the opera, leading everything from Mozart to Honegger.
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Do we not swoon at the verdant backdrop of Turtle Pond and Belvedere Castle, more alluring than any scenic designer could conjure?
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But, more than in 2004, he had the piece sounding alluring, with watery runs and milky colors amid bouts of pummeling chords.
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Comic books are an alluring market, in which consumers can engage with characters across multiple platforms, from mobile games to blockbuster films.
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Many of the exhibition's works address pressing sociopolitical issues, but in ways that are visually and formally alluring and, frankly, often pleasing.
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But her alluring turn as a cabaret singer in this movie would catapult her to international fame and a contract with Paramount.
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The space of the picture is peaceful and alluring, deep and complex, and not at all tangled despite its proliferation of detail.
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Facebook's effort will also make it possible to match anonymously, but trawling through friends of friends is likely to prove more alluring.
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While pleasantly fruity, the Savoy had just enough alluring extra elements — an herbal edge, a touch of minerality — to make it interesting.
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Earn's arranged for them to bunk up with an alluring fan named Violet who also happens to be arranging the campus function.
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She, too, grappled with the promises of alluring but unproven medical research and the dizzying array of armchair diagnoses on the internet.
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But with his bald, "beautiful" head and formidable biceps, he bore an alluring resemblance to the cartoon hero Popeye the Sailor Man.
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"Do you find me alluring?" she asks, and what makes it delightful is how uninvested she is in whatever he might think.
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That makes it the closest and most alluring of the thousands of exoplanets that have been discovered in the last 20 years.
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Smollett plays Howard's son, Jamal, on "Empire," a Fox drama about a family dynasty set in the alluring world of hip-hop.
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Illuminated by exquisitely spare uses of light or contrasting blocks of relative brightness, his photographs are at once alluring, mysterious and challenging.
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She lives on raw eggs, thistles, the rabbits and crabs she catches herself (how alluring she'll be to critics of helicopter parenting).
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They include twinkling and towering sculptures, Chinese-style lantern shows and giant menorahs; fairy palaces, alluring sweets and even a few gorillas.
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It is common to see groups of Arab or Iranian tourists in Istanbul visiting the alluring sites they have seen on screen.
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"That might not be as alluring as some of the crazy stuff I read about my family and our business," he added.
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She makes the horrific concept of the Games alluring, which is the fantastic, insidious conceit when you realize that's the entire point.
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It's part travel book, part scientific treatise and it captures better than any book I know the spirit of that alluring region.
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For as long as humans have looked up with telescopes, the finest, most alluring thing they could see was the ringed planet.
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Britain, in this sense, had become its own Tlön: an alluring invention imposed upon the darkness and chaos of an actual history.
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We see the alluring advertisements on a window, then a shot of the inside of the building reveals that it is empty.
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From the darkest depths of Peru to the crystal blue underground cenotes of Mexico, there is something incredibly alluring about Latin America.
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In a misty abyss depicted in Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, allights an alluring symbol of modern civilization: McDonald's golden arches.
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Situated in a strangely alluring but only partially sexual realm, both artists find a visual language that incorporates both chaste and licentious iconography.
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Photo: CDC GlobalThere's something so grossly alluring about stories of body-invading parasites, whether they happen in real life or in science fiction.
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Outside of the news of our decision to part ways, there is nothing provocative, alluring, or sordid about the dissolution of our marriage.
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And there is no better example of this than the strange, alluring beauty of the lava spewing from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano this May.
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That history, and the alluring supercar lines that the GT40 established, are why people like Svensson became car designers in the first place.
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Technology firms and consultancies are knocking on their doors peddling alluring concepts like the "digital oil rig" and the "oilfield of the future".
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Alluring Las Vegas may one day not only bring to mind ritzy vacations – but also an impactful tech hub brimming with entrepreneurial talent.
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Whether it's an especially alluring cartoon character or an inanimate object, sometimes it's the funniest (or most unexpected) things that light people's fires.
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Though show caves are not a specifically American phenomenon, their American iteration comes with a unique whiff of desperation and alluring entrepreneurial grift.
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Her personality is bespoke, just like the suits her johns are wearing; her living is dependent how alluring a companion she can be.
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As an encore, he sang an alluring account of "Passione," a Neapolitan song, and then signaled, it seemed, that that would be it.
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There's something about very pale blue eyes that is so alluring, you'd almost think they were the works of some clever colored contacts.
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This is what makes the slow road from democracy so alluring to seekers of power, and so dangerous for the rest of us.
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She was beautiful and sweet, he was charming and alluring, and I was sexy and becoming more and more sophisticated in this game.
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As alluring as a big-tent government may seem, a jobs-for-all-the-boys political settlement is likely to foster worse governance.
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That soft tone, along with hours and hours of insider footage, provide an alluring yet deeply disturbing view of life inside a cult.
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Little is more alluring than both prestige and creative freedom, and that's an area where HBO has carved out its own unique niche.
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"Give [men] an alluring woman stronger than themselves to submit to and they'll be proud to become her willing slaves," he once wrote.
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Coy and crafty, she had large luminous eyes that reflected the electric thoughts of her neural network and an alluring smile to match.
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The wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald and original flapper, played by Christina Ricci, is alluring and glitzy — a force in her own right.
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Even when it makes vanishingly little sense, there's something alluring about UnReal, Lifetime's pitch-black drama about working on a reality dating show.
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This week, WIRED Transpo checked out a few bits of tech that might not sound alluring—but oh, magic lives in the details.
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Us Weekly reports that the youngest Kardashian sibling faced an onslaught of criticism when she posted an alluring mirror selfie on Thursday night.
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I know, you'll see the alluring display at Trade Joe's and the inexpensive price tag, but what's in that bottle is child's play.
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Its brand of Buddhism is alluring to many Chinese—even, it is rumoured, to Peng Liyuan, the wife of China's president, Xi Jinping.
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Ana Beidler is an alluring actress, a veteran of the Yiddish theaters of Europe — and the beds of many of its leading men.
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The most alluring consequence for travelers has been the revival of the Chao Phraya, which was once the heart and soul of Bangkok.
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So alluring was Thornton's beard that the Blues' David Backes gave it a tug when the two squared off in the conference finals.
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The previous year, there were more speakers than attendees, so Pretor-Pinney wanted an alluring title for his talk, to draw a crowd.
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Most alluring to the public may be the search for extraterrestrial civilizations, from signals that accidentally reach Earth or from messages sent here.
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The movie drifts toward him, as if coaxed by his charm, and also toward Stéphane Stankowiak (Guillaume Gouix), an altogether less alluring soul.
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Hugh Laurie stars as Dr. Eldon Chance, a forensic psychiatrist drawn into the orbit of an alluring patient struggling with multiple personality disorder.
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It was so alluring, so rapt and yet so full of tension, that it was a pity it had to end at all.
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The third reason Cassidy Sinema is alluring relates to one philosophy around tax credits themselves, and how much they really impact taxpayer behavior.
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In a phone interview, she said part of what makes mathematics so dangerous is what makes it so alluring in the first place.
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And indeed "there she is" was brilliant in its simplicity: familiar but alluring, like your partner welcoming you home after your long day.
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That it delivers a pungent, slightly sour and deeply alluring taste to all that you cook with it is a happy side effect.
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But there's also something pretty alluring about getting hitched in a spot that has a little (or a lot) of history behind it.
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The operatic pomposity of the build up, collapsing into that irresistible, gooey bassline—even now, it's a totally alluring, if completely ludicrous, proposition.
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The prospect of a new platformer from the co-creator of Super Meat Boy is alluring, but check your expectations at the door.
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Perhaps the most alluring aspect of Mightier Than is its ability to highlight guns as beautiful design objects, with or without the stigma.
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For a guy like Woody, that's a really alluring offer; and after all, who hasn't wanted to run away and join the carnival?
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For me personally, joining a community of smart, strong, young women has always been alluring, but we need it now more than ever.
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Zyron featuring Lyan - "Volar" This R&B-tinged trap jam promises the objects of its protagonist's desires alluring new heights to be reached.
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But, bizarrely enough, that's one reason why two-a-days—performing two workouts between sun-up and sun-down—should be incredibly alluring.
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"While this idea of hidden Democratic votes in the suburbs is alluring, the reality is Texas is an extremely conservative place," Blank said.
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In his work, Susini purposefully mixed alluring sculpture, painting, and anatomical models to create captivating waxen figures for male medical students to study.
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And so I was introduced to this singular sport with its alluring contrast between athleticism and artistry, outsized personalities, scandal and puzzling costumes.
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Front Burner Here is an alluring addition to an antipasto platter for the Feast of the Seven Fishes: meaty cured sardines from Greece.
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Overall, they are more likely to be charmed by his idiosyncratic career path, a path possibly less alluring to a more mainstream audience.
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To make a Democratic opposition report on Mr. Trump look alluring, Russian operatives added a "Confidential" stamp to its cover before sharing it.
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The scenes she painted, in the dark, shadowy tradition of Caravaggio, were unconventional, alluring, and sexual; she was unafraid to embrace women's desires.
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In 2017, HBO put out one of the weirdest and most alluring television shows of that year in Paolo Sorrentino's The Young Pope.
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I don't think a velvety truffle bonbon would be nearly as alluring if it weren't wrapped in a thin layer of brittle chocolate.
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Space, in the "Star Trek" universe, may be an alluring and infinite frontier, but time is a much rarer and more vexing commodity.
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One of its most alluring features is that it allows you to keep your pokédex handy wherever you might be — for a fee.
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It's an alluring performance, pitched between leathery guardedness and vulnerability, and spiked with the genial self-abnegation that defined Hugh Grant's early career.
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The book seemed like a happy haunting, so deftly did Moser divine Lispector's secrets and unlock the workings of her alluring, enigmatic sentences.
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The filmy white garb, the glistening avocado, the melting calla lilies — all arrayed in Edenic plenitude — add up to an alluring, sensory glamour.
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None of the winning characters are inherently good people, and many have dark, dangerous, or mysterious sides that may come off as alluring.
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" Vanity Fair Richard Lawson slammed it as "revolting and briefly alluring", adding that the film does the 1980s' strangest musical smash "an injustice.
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That growth plus its population of nearly 240 million and beer's 25% share of alcohol consumption make it an alluring market for brewers.
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As to how alluring that plan would be, that depends a lot on how generous Americans consider this new Medicare program to be.
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" As a mother, Lakshmi feels that the lessons told to little boys and little girls needs to be changed, saying, "Women are told to be nice, we are told to get along, to be adjusting, go with the flow, work really hard, be perfect, be polite, be pretty, be alluring but not too alluring because then it is your fault.
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And his glow still seems to be alluring to City and County officials, even after they've been burned before, and even after all this.
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When I reviewed the Meural earlier this year, the fact that art was supplied with the price of the canvas was an alluring feature.
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And as alluring as "cost plus" sounds, if you can't ever get to the promised land it might as well not exist at all.
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There was a time not too long ago when we worshipped the strangely alluring "dad bod," which is basically the Jim Hopper body type.
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Adding a clock to a speaker is such a basic addition, and it's by no means alluring to look at, but that's the point.
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If every news cycle in your country leaves you more aghast than the one before it, conjuring an invented nation can be quite alluring.
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There are alluring touches of watercolor here and there, but white space and black lines, some strong and thick, some feathery and ethereal, dominate.
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There's something alluring about not being able to build a castle or a fort and simply having to make do with what is available.
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One wrinkle: the salaries are so alluring that many of the professors who are able to teach AI are being pulled out of academia.
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And none of the producers I spoke with have ever discussed with the fan what he finds so alluring about the sea monster, either.
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"Taylor was also a child star who was practically born famous, and as a couple she and Burton were also extraordinarily alluring," she says.
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And his talent is made all the more alluring by the fact that Sanders, mostly of his own volition, chooses not to use it.
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If you do find this movie alluring, then I am very sorry to report that this is not what college is like at all.
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But one thing's for sure, Proxima b is turning out to be the most interesting—and alluring—planet outside of our solar system. [arXiv]
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The most alluring aspect of the exhibition at the Fondation Cartier is its suggestion of what photographs of cars absent of people can convey.
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On Friday night, Bellator MMA took over the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas with Bellator 149, a strange, but undoubtedly alluring night of fighting.
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It's admittedly a less alluring image than Remy's cinematic foray into haute cuisine, but admit it: sequels aren't usually as good as the original.
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Democrats will find candidates in them; the demographics and election results in all three states are simply too alluring for the party to pass.
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And the harassment might be a little more unsettling for the very same reasons VR is so alluring: it's visceral, it's enthralling, it's real.
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When tossed on the ground, it will temporarily shroud you in an alluring cloud of fragrance, producing a scent that pokémon apparently can't resist.
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Evidently, it's proven more exciting and alluring than anything going at Vine, whose future looks as shaky and uncertain as that of Twitter itself.
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When you signed up for Facebook, it's likely because it was an alluring way for you to connect with old friends and share pictures.
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One of those identities was the source of a tenuous but alluring connection to Satoshi: a diplomatic passport from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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This is the first video in which Swift's nervous posturing isn't just sweet and charming — it's deliberately alluring, and paired with bottom lid eyeliner.
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The sea invertebrates made alluring test subjects because of their recorded antisocial behavior, but also because of how their brains compare to human brains.
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The jet set pet has been caught on camera enjoying fine meals, breath-taking vistas and alluring historical sights, all while looking effortlessly chic.
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In his short, alluring composition, Mr. Brown wanted to represent the similarities between the four paintings, expanding and reusing motifs throughout the four movements.
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In a society and economy of extreme inequality that produces hopelessness, actual policy change is the only answer -- but fantasy is an alluring escape.
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We understand his alluring refrain of You Don't Need Quinn, but it's a stretch that she thinks he already loves her (or she him).
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Both were on the site looking for love and eventually marriage, and she was drawn to him because of his alluring and funny messages.
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Like an antithesis to the alluring and heavily technological works of Antin, artist Renaud Jerez's shambling humanoid sculptures were almost repulsively and decisively ephemeral.
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An intriguing, alluring glow will emanate from you over the next few weeks, making you even more popular and successful than you already are.
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Especially in the later books, most notoriously in The Humbling, the coupling of older men with alluring, sinister younger women feels mechanical and cheap.
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That this 80-minute opera proved so alluring and powerful is due largely to the inventive and personal music of its composer, Huang Ruo.
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First, one woman (the alluring Roxane Stojanov) steps into a sweeping sideways combination, her arms circling overhead; then the others begin to join in.
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Who's the alluring 29-year-old woman at the center of the scandal, who seems to have bedded both the Russian and Mr. Griveaux?
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But the visuals are provocative in their coolness, Mr. Owen reliably delivers the slightly louche world-weariness, and Ms. Seyfried is, sure, mysteriously alluring.
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"The extremity of Westover's upbringing emerges gradually through her telling, which only makes the telling more alluring and harrowing," our reviewer, Alec MacGillis, writes.
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Rand was most successful as a fantasist and "propagandist," Duggan writes, who provided "templates, plot lines and characters" that gave selfishness an alluring sheen.
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And journalists find the argument alluring because it has a ring of tough skepticism, and we journalists love to present ourselves as tough skeptics.
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Muriel meanwhile engages in literary chatter with a fellow translator, who is herself falling in love with one of Muriel's most alluring female students.
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What's alluring here is the storytelling, by both Mac Liammóir and the actors, whose across-the-board restraint roots the characters in reality throughout.
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Although it is easy to see why this argument is so alluring, it's ultimately unconvincing as a matter of both constitutional text and structure.
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And armoring, of the most alluring kind: Saoirse Ronan's hints of crystal chain mail, and the power shoulders of Isabelle Huppert and Gal Gadot.
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Written in 1901, it's an alluring synthesis of Eastern and Western European styles, with lush melodies woven into a dense score of Brahmsian heft.
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G. Campbell's illustrations are both gorgeous and mysterious — again, seasonally appropriate — and he manages to make even that slime and those bog creatures alluring.
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A DJ played ambient music, while a projector played the movies Baraka and Samsara—films with no spoken words, but colorful and alluring visuals.
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The hotel restaurant, OLA, also has a great menu and an alluring outdoor area facing Lake Pancoast, with string lights and a charming atmosphere.
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Pirogi, pelmeni dumplings, savory kachapuri pastries, borscht and beef stroganoff are among the richly alluring temptations: Samovarchik, 11 Stanton Street (Bowery), 646-7153-0333.
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Would anything be off the table for the Knicks at that point, including a possible trade of Kristaps Porzingis, the team's most alluring asset?
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Alluring and frivolous claims that reproductive technologies will inevitably be used to create tall, beautiful, superhuman geniuses with superb athletic abilities circulate ad nauseam.
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Even the oft-mocked LinkedIn allows for a bounteous 600 characters to provide alluring professional updates that beckon like sirens to potential networking contacts.
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Oslo first registered with many people as a possibly alluring new gastronomic destination in 2016 when the excellent restaurant Maaemo won three Michelin stars.
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Nvidia's pitch is much more simple and alluring than what Stadia currently offers — that is, if you own a rich collection of PC games.
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And though the band's layering of velvety noise and Jonsi Birgisson's ethereal wail is always alluring, a little elegiac ache goes a long way.
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"Fair ladies sat in limousines behind alluring barricades of cases; business men in runabouts had cases on their knees," The San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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Her grandmother also did it because the sympathy and free things that other people gave her for taking care of Infinity were so alluring.
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The preoccupations of Hydra's moneyed vacationers are both alluring and relentlessly superficial: questions of interior design, dinner menus, the quality of the local help.
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It had an alluring, tough shape and was just pliable enough to take on and off at will (though it was difficult to button).
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When last we saw the alluring, transcendentally attuned global citizens of Netflix's "Sense8," they were sailing into the North Atlantic on a fishing boat.
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After three-and-a-half years of argument since Britons voted to leave the European Union, the promise to do it has proved alluring.
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Women manage uninvited attention from men every day, but there's something particularly alluring to the male passer-by about a woman on a motorcycle.
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But many camera owners say it's also alluring to monitor people from afar — and joke that the cameras have enabled them to become voyeurs.
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It's Rachel from "My Cousin Rachel" and Nurse Ansel from "The Blue Lenses": alluring, confounding characters, impossible to classify as victims, saviors or executioners.
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But it's the straighter drawings, many of them hugely oversize, that offer the most alluring take on the transformative power of self-conscious looking.
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Paltrow and her Goop marketing team deserve credit for imbuing rocks with magical feminine properties so alluring that online shoppers emptied the store shelf.
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With 52 seats in the Senate, Republicans could plausibly pass their bill without any support from Democrats — making reconciliation an alluring if frustrating approach.
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In Comer's hands, Villanelle is as funny as she is frightening, alluring and awful, and there's never a moment when she doesn't know it.
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With record-breaking albums, outrageous live performances, and a tabloid-ready romance with Justin Timberlake, she was an alluring presence in the pop-music scene.
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Pinners can select a particularly alluring object within a photo—say, a cast-iron pan in a table setting—and the system recommends similar pictures.
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In EXO's 22017 hit "Wolf," for instance, the band members howl and compare themselves to an animal who has been tamed by an alluring woman.
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They seemed defensive about having less political experience even though that was the very thing about them that made them the most alluring to voters.
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On the flip side of things, I'm also opposed to the alluring concept of stalking my friends, watching where they've been and where they're going.
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This is a heavy, alluring record which continues to surprise throughout, maintaining the energy of its opening static scream over the course of 47 minutes.
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She's played by a bald Tilda Swinton with timeless wisdom and a rather alluring British reserve, something like a cross between Yoda and Anna Wintour.
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Here are eight of the most alluring, challenging, fascinating, and straight up good African artists you've got to check out at The 2016 Armory Show.
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But the thing that animates Turning Point — and what makes it so alluring to its supporters — is its ability to keep the fight going, forever.
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This is what initially made Killing Eve, the latest Phoebe Waller-Bridge creation that's already been renewed for a second season, so alluring to me.
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Theorizing that the show might have been more successful with a different lead is an alluring fantasy, if not at least an interesting thought experiment.
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One could argue Lyonne presents as somewhat queer, too: Her alluring bluster, not to mention her trademark husky voice, give her a masculine-presenting edge.
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The vaunted tenor Jonas Kaufmann was singing chunks of Tristan for the first time, and there was some wondrously alluring singing, especially in quiet moments.
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Lately, a spectrum of vibrant celebrity looks have us hankering for ultra-saturated shades of bright orange, infrared red, and an unexpectedly-alluring bright violet.
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While automatic enrollment may be an alluring policy idea, experts on both sides of the aisle concede that it is a difficult one to implement.
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Though these alluring refrigerated Asian-style broths do not announce that they're bone broths, their major component is roasted chicken or beef bones, or both.
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The pair are hoping that their founder experience and network of LPs can represent an alluring pitch for founders to make room in their rounds.
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While it's clear that The Walking Dead knows Negan is a tyrant, the series is also a little too interested in making that tyranny alluring.
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Some novels delight their readers with an intricate and irresistible plot, in which pace and clues and the stumble of events offer an alluring puzzle.
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But for me — who after three years on The Verge has still never been to a CES — the show manages to hold an alluring mystique.
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"A red lip in any shade is super alluring, and we see something of it every season," explains Zoe Taylor, celebrity makeup artist for Chanel.
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"Uncle Joe" offers an alluring option for the many voters pining for Obama-era politics, but also carries baggage from his long career in government.
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The feat was so alluring that it prompted some Fed officials' guesses last week on how long it would take to normalize the balance sheet.
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It looks pretty alluring for scientists and engineers, and some of them will be able to live in the red planet city for one year.
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Most of us found the fuzz alluring, but plenty of folks on Twitter did not (neither did they find Halle Berry's hair up to snuff).
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Kumamon is kawaii – the word is translated as 'cute', but it has broad, multi-layered meanings, covering a range of sweetly alluring images and behaviours.
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It makes sense because in all his collaborations, that's sort of the role he's played, bringing together different worlds into one alluring and mystifying aesthetic.
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They're absolutely alluring, but it only takes watching about 30 seconds of a Western to realize the genre isn't exactly winning at the representation game.
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But Britain remains one of Europe's most alluring countries in tax terms, offering numerous benefits to multinationals that others view as beggar-thy-neighbour policies.
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Some in the industry worry that higher tariffs could tighten domestic supplies and boost prices locally, making China an even more alluring market for smugglers.
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Instead, Transformed is divided into blandly broad thematic sections: The Divine Body; The Regal Body; The Transcendent Body; The Alluring Body; and The Resplendent Body.
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When it comes to the former, once powdery blends have shed their grandma-y stereotypes in favor of more modern iterations that smell shockingly alluring.
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And his tenure as governor of Ohio, a job he entered on the heels of the recession, offered him an alluring story of economic turnaround.
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The opportunity to sell drugs online is alluring given its market size -- analysts have estimated the U.S. prescription drug market at $560 billion per year.
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The opportunity to sell drugs online is alluring given its market size – analysts have estimated the U.S. prescription drug market at $560 billion per year.
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This is meant to make Judith a creature of insatiable appetites, which is meant to be alluring, especially since she keeps herself so saleably slim.
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This need for cavernous cargo capacity was also the root of the 7473's most alluring and memorable feature in commercial guise: a second floor.
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But the autumn merger boom does reflect a less alluring reality: the summer was uncertain as CEOs put off deals they might have done sooner.
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Also consider a side-trip to Sintra, a storybook village nestled in the hills with a castle and not one but two alluring palaces. 20.
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That's an alluring technique, but there's an obvious problem: being forced to experience other people's dreams is a risk even when you like the people.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Fans were lining up to watch an American beach volleyball duo square off against Mexico on the alluring sands of Copacabana Beach.
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The title of the program was borrowed from the alluring final work performed: "Immortal Bach," by Mr. Nystedt, a Norwegian composer who died in 2014.
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Three weeks later, federal health officials advised _________ not to visit a 20-block stretch of Miami Beach, one of the country's most alluring tourist destinations.
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But as your dictionary will tell you, she survives as a hybrid of two disturbing creatures: the vocal old hag, and the alluring young vixen.
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The London Philharmonic plays with an alluring glow, though not quite the sheer brutality that the Los Angeles Philharmonic delivered just over a year ago.
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The gowns seem more appropriate — ethereal and alluring in their own way as they hint at the skin and body underneath without ever revealing them.
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These compounds, which include ethane and methane, are packed with the ingredients for life, which has made Titan an alluring target to astrobiologists for decades.
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All those qualities come through in the performance of the soprano Elena Pankratova, who brings an alluring blend of cool, gleaming sound and piercing expressivity.
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Of course, snakes like to hide in warm, dark places, and the comfort of a Harry Potter-themed backpack would've been alluring to this critter.
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Do not be fooled by the alluring touch of tropical fruit sweetness in Ming River Baijiu, a Chinese spirit now sold in the United States.
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A fire escape or a window ledge can make for an alluring solution — who wouldn't want a little box of nature perched outside the window?
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Front Burner Alana Chernila, an author, teacher and blogger based in Massachusetts, starts her alluring new vegetable cookbook just the way springtime does, with radishes.
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The failure of the U.S. political system to find ways to cushion those blows explains why Trump's anti-trade stance proved so alluring to voters.
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I couldn't yet articulate why the music was so alluring to me, but part of it was those images, the atmosphere and intimacy they conjured.
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It is our shared desire, perhaps, to be immersed in the alluring fantasy of being closer to a life-altering change than we actually are.
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In the midst of all this alluring muchness, it's strange — and, in a way, a sign of trouble — that Mr. Kelly persistently draws the eye.
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Visit Cities Besides Paris While Paris is undeniably alluring, other cities in France offer as much appeal when it comes to scenery, history and architecture.
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Parks and wilderness, for example, have never seemed as alluring as they do now, when so many are restricted to a walk around the block.
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A sustaining pleasure of this alluring subgenre, of course, is the spectacle of mostly male, mostly naked bodies miraculously sliding over and through the water.
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But with Myanmar's economic development, he has noticed that young people find city jobs more alluring than trying to squeeze a living from the river.
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With an up-to-75%-off savings potential dangling, we bit into Nordstrom Rack's double-discounted offerings and lined up the most alluring steals ahead.
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"I think for people who grew up in the '90s, we've always found that car alluring," DeMuro tells me, explaining his viewers' attraction to it.
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She is a deeply expressive singer with an alluring voice who brought moments of luminous beauty, shimmering high notes and raw intensity to her Violetta.
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Aja: Once Upon a Time is very transparent about using Sharon Tate as a symbol of Old Hollywood glamour at its most alluring and unapproachable.
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The alluring human images inviting play at the craps, baccarat, poker, roulette and slots games are all electronic figments on happily binging and bonging screens.
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The chance of finding new things is more alluring than the hard work of sorting, cataloguing, analyzing, and conserving things already out of the ground.
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" The philosopher Martha Nussbaum once wrote, "anger becomes an alluring substitute for grieving, promising agency and control when one's real situation does not offer control.
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Ms. Baird's book provides the contrast of Buckingham Palace, rat-infested and smelling strongly of sewage, to make this seaside retreat all the more alluring.
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I knew little about the life he was living at the time, but the ambiguity of such facts made his arrival all the more alluring.
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On view at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art, the installation aims to present both an alluring, gorgeous and otherworldly garden, and its darker counterpart.
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In this company, Heather Morgan, with her painterly renderings of scantily clothed women often in sexually alluring poses, seems to be the odd woman out.
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These women, who typically engage the viewer with a demure but alluring gaze, are often seen holding sexually suggestive pots and baskets, brimming with the harvest.
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"Russia is working hard to make its image more alluring to foreigners in preparation for the World Cup," which is taking place this June and July.
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It is rare that athletes can transition to another sport, but the popularization of mixed martial arts has proven alluring to tough guys of disparate backgrounds.
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It's not meant to damn anyone who has ever used the Pomodoro technique, but rather to point out the unintended downsides of a very alluring practice.
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Several former employees said the fundamental setup that makes Sleep No More so alluring to audiences — mystery, anonymity, and a sexually charged performance — enables sexual misconduct.
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The more reliable kefta kebab is ground lamb hand-pressed around iron skewers the length of an arm, then grilled until an alluring smoky char lingers.
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Riyo and the down-and-out (albeit perpetually alluring) Yoshio (Toshirô Maifune); a simple, almost formulaic love story that acts as a much larger cultural critique.
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Practical uses have been slow to come, because part of what makes graphene alluring — its strength — also makes the material difficult to cut into precise shapes.
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At the sight of such alluring apathy on such a pleasant face, Nicholas (Neil Jackson), a visitor to the park, can't resist sitting down with her.
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I realize what it is: The appointments, the lack of an address, and general exclusivity of this place are so alluring that people can't see sense.
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One elder in Marja, who collects money from villagers who cultivate poppy in his block of 44 acres, said poppy was simply too alluring to ignore.
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Illness, death, war: all is fair game for a motor-mouthed provocateur whose onslaught of outrage draws his audience—aghast but spellbound—into an "alluring abyss".
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But these international relations plot points are eclipsed by the more pressing question, which is: Who is Jane Davis, and however did she become so alluring?
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MILTON BABBITT: 'All Set' Given Babbitt's forbidding reputation, the conductor (and BMOP founder) Gil Rose's great accomplishment here is to make Babbitt's music approachable, even alluring.
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"We have constant access to new information and this is alluring, intriguing and exciting, but without setting limits for yourself, it's a slippery slope," she said.
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Ultra-low interest rates since the financial crisis have depressed returns in the West, nudging institutions such as pension funds towards economies with more alluring prospects.
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Beauty & The Beast has an alluring thesis, that no matter how weird you are, you can find someone weird enough to fall in love with you.
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Since his 2004 debut, Music By Cavelight, Blockhead has made dynamic, alluring head music that you don't necessarily need to be high to get down with.
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And refreshing Discover so its content is more alluring to users could be a good start Editor's note: Mashable is a part of Snapchat's Discover platform.
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Both of these differences would make Price's bill less expensive for the government, and might be alluring to legislators as they begin the budgetary scoring process.
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Just days before this alluring post, Kardashian was pretty in pink in a series of photos with 7-month-old daughter True and boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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When you're that age, and in a new and alluring place, eating a peach on the sidewalk feels magical, with the juice dripping down your fingers.
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While I could care less about what color my storage comes in, Samsung's at least giving you two options to choose: Deep Black and Alluring Blue.
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Yes, there's his legendary turn as Don Draper, the guy who makes a misogynistic, alcoholic advertising executive seem alluring, on a show literally called Mad Men.
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"Sperm whale teeth can weigh over two pounds each and are alluring to many collectors," Acting Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey H. Wood said in a statement.
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As the androgynous Goblin King who was at once threatening and sexually alluring, Bowie added a dangerous, adult edge to this fantasy film filled with puppets.
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Bringing that concept into real life, even as a interactive crowdsourced conceptual art performance, is both alluring and potentially problematic for those opposed to masquerade shenanigans.
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Sócrates had perhaps the most alluring relationship with tobacco, and as a man with a doctorate in medicine his cigarette consumption saw him playing to type.
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I accept wholly the show's central premise, that she did so in part by deliberately fashioning a persona so alluring that we're still talking about it.
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Even if you normally ditch all cosmetics come June, there's still something so alluring about pretty products that remind you of vacation sunsets and palm trees.
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Stare long enough into the immaculate, minimalist symmetry of that pair of USB-C ports, and you too might perceive the alluring future of personal computers.
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Each half of the program opened with a setting of "Clair de Lune": first one by Fauré, and then an alluring version by Josef Zygmunt Szulc.
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The river was then so alluring that Bangkok was affectionately called "the Venice of the East," a serene warren of canals, floating markets and stilt houses.
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It's an alluring amalgamation of rap, funk, and jazz that makes you want to find the groove in the midst of Kendrick Lamar's musings on race.
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For me, the ability to travel and still build my bylines was alluring, so I had to be flexible to make the digital nomad lifestyle work.
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It's a telling visual that speaks to his diverse vision and knack for finding alluring form and subtle emotion in the quotidian — like clouds or cars.
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Prepared by Kwame Williams, the chef who owns the restaurant with his two sisters, it is the most alluring Caribbean food I have eaten off-island.
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Whether or not the crappy Kings made him this way, this is Boogie now: a transcendent player who dances between grumpy defeatism and alluring creative joy.
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Be it a sprinkle of stardust in their DNA or some other alluring quirk, we're determined to uncover what makes these head-turning gals just that.
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One of the film's most alluring characters, Nutmeg (voiced by Scarlett Johansson) is a show dog with golden locks that somehow remain spotless on Trash Island.
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From "The Breakfast Club," I learned that rage and degradation are the selling points of an alluring bad boy, not the red flags of an abuser.
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China likes the fact that South Korea's potentially alluring alternative to its own style of governance and economic management doesn't actually run up against its borders.
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The alluring grid and hazy textures of the book-page surfaces paralleled the painting-collages of painters like Philip Taaffe, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Julian Schnabel.
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At the height of summer, naps at the beach can be alluring, and many of us may find ourselves tempted to take prolonged vacations from exercise.
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It's phonetically hideous, and even though the experience may offer some alluring flavors, it will lack both coherence and a singular target for credit or blame.
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It is heartbreaking to think that those for whom the dream of New York is most alluring should be the victims of so vivid a nightmare.
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Its protagonist, Jep Gambardella (Toni Servillo), is an aging, hedonistic journalist who undertakes a journey to discover authentic beauty and give up its many alluring counterfeits.
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When I met my fiancée, she was just getting out of prison for mail fraud, but she was so alluring that I overlooked her federal crime.
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TMZ reports that the Bieber affair has shut down a number of the venue's most alluring amenities, making them available only to those attending the ceremony.
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You will usually find food, entertainment and family activities here, as well as glowing LED artifice: fairy palaces, alluring sweets, roaring dinosaurs — and lots of pandas.
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In "The Walworth Farce"; "The New Electric Ballroom"; and, more recently, his co-writing effort with David Bowie, "Lazarus," Mr. Walsh has made isolation awfully alluring.
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If anything, OFZ securities have become even more alluring after S&P Global's decision last month to raise the country's credit rating back to investment grade.
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Some of these dense and alluring drawings recall the best works of Louise Bourgeois — and Ms. Pinaree, like her, also has a strong interest in domesticity.
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Watchful, bookish Cat and reckless, alluring Marlena have plenty of literary and pop cultural antecedents, but Buntin, through closely observed detail, makes these two her own.
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Whether you buy one for $36 or three for $89, every alluring votive comes elegantly nestled in a matte-black gift box accented with gilded lettering.
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Barron recognizes that for most people stamps' romance has long since dissipated, but he succeeds in showing why this one stamp, at least, is still alluring.
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And yet there is obviously something alluring about running one, as evidenced by the (mostly) recent video games that are entirely focused on simulating that experience.
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Yet, as in stories like Brideshead Revisited, the working-class visitor to that world still finds it to be strangely alluring, something he wants to join.
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That's probably why, as alluring and mystifying as they are, these images have never tempted Oglander, who has yet to buy a mirror off Craigslist himself.
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Still, there's something impossibly alluring about getting a secret look at anyone who might find me attractive, so I slapped down 15 bucks and got to creeping.
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Like the settlers, these enterprises receive benefits from the Israeli government — preferential access to land and water, low rents — that make the occupied territories an alluring destination.
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The image of a 50-qubit (or so) quantum computer outperforming a state-of-the-art supercomputer sounds alluring, but it leaves a lot of questions hanging.
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While getting a bigger paycheck each pay period sounds alluring, it could come back to bite you in the form of a hefty tax bill come April.
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Korolev is an especially alluring sight, not just because it's a well-preserved impact crater but because it's loaded with ice over a mile deep year round.
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The Spring '19 collection is no exception, with Pop Art-inspired color-blocking and sweet matching sets reminiscent of an era that is bygone but still alluring.
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More shoppers on the Amazon site make it more alluring to third-party sellers, which increases the range of goods it can offer, which attracts more shoppers.
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What would actually make groups more alluring — and more valuable to users — would be to increase their usability, and their application to other parts of users' lives.
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I especially enjoy liking posts from Sarah Jessica Parker, whose Instagram is an extremely alluring mix of Amtrak hot dogs, piles of street garbage, and designer shoes.
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Single Capricorns should be on the lookout for a very alluring potential partner this month; Capricorns in relationships, meanwhile, will take their relationships to the next level.
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Trump-Clinton is this year's "Our Brand is Crisis," a big-budget political flop with an alluring cast that ultimately was too shallow and outrageous to matter.
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The most important factor in choosing a credit card is not the interest rate (we're not paying interest, remember?), nor even the alluring promise of cash back.
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While Jake, with his safety pin earring and no-effs-to-give attitude, is unquestionably alluring to Tess, Sweetbitter itself doesn't feel quite so enamored with him.
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The call of the corporate world is loud and alluring: Recruiters call with tempting job titles, my parents worry about my pension, clients want full-time support.
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Turn on your device and you run a gauntlet of notifications, badges and the colorful icons of other apps, distracting and alluring as a Vegas casino floor.
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Sir Mack Rice, 'Muhammad Ali' Featuring tones of spacey analog synth, this 1976 tune is an alluring number that also stars prominent cheering crowds in the background.
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This eight-part series is as unsettling as it is alluring; in considering the overlapping spheres of disenfranchisement and violence, "American Crime Story" acts as a warning.
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The limited commercials and 24/7 show availability make Netflix an alluring option, but how much more expensive can it get before it's all just too much?
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But the electric-assist on Jump to help get up hills or speed up your ride is an alluring option that can be pricey to own outright.
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The fact that they're wrought from a material that's both common and physically harmful greatly complicates their semiotics — they are at once familiar, even alluring, yet dangerous.
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If past history is suggestive of future trends, visitors will continue to be drawn to these exhibits as long as the human body remains mysterious and alluring.
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That said, the colors are limited to their capacities — Deep Black is available for 1TB and 2TB models and Alluring Blue for the 250GB and 4003GB versions.
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The area has been used for low altitude flight training since World War II, with the narrow rock walls too alluring for fighter pilots to pass up.
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One by one, the judge, the bailiff, the witness, the jury, and finally, the opposing team, find themselves distracted — and eventually swayed — by C.K.'s alluring lashes.
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"I care DEEPLY about our county... and the idea of one day becoming President to create real positive impact and global change is very alluring," he wrote.
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A more attractive dividend proposition and a weaker Australian dollar have made the market more alluring to overseas investors, said Ryan Felsman, a senior economist at CommSec.
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By the fifth century BCE, that figure from Greek myth began to morph into an alluring seductress, shaped by the idealization of the body in Greek art.
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Finally, there was the aforementioned alluring Red Woman of the episode title, who in the startling concluding moments was revealed to actually be an Old Gray Mare.
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Without the seamless aesthetic appeal of a Galaxy S7 or the alluring pricing of a Huawei P9, the G5 has fallen into this year's also-ran bin.
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In 1995, Goldie canonized the drum-and-bass sound with his airy, sweeping début, "Timeless"; the album's central single, "Inner City Life," is as alluring as ever.
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It became a place as creative and alluring as its namesake: a space where ordinary people could highlight hidden versions of themselves or invent new alter egos.
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Sasha is the consummate literary sad woman, the superlative embodiment of an alluring silhouette: a woman contoured and whittled by her suffering, self-destructive and utterly destroyed.
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"But it's an argument for smart regulation," he said, noting that many products are packaged not only in bright, alluring colors, but also in highly variable doses.
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When markets are going haywire and investors have a laundry list of reasons to be worried — like they do now — low-volatility stocks become even more alluring.
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As such, their alluring presence frequently factors into real estate pricing, according to interviews with more than two dozen home-hunters, real estate agents and residential developers.
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The magazine also has an older demographic — it is aimed at women over 40 — that is not as appealing to advertisers as, say, the ever-alluring millennial.
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And it was a pleasure to listen to his healthy, ringing voice, an alluring tenor that effortlessly filled the house and was vociferously appreciated by the audience.
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It was built in 113 to make backcountry an alluring destination for tourists, offering stunning wilderness vistas but also creature comforts like showers and reasonably comfy beds.
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Indeed the billowing, voluminous costumes of the principal performers, beautifully patterned and carefully folded around the body, are among the most alluring aspects of the art form.
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The simplicity of worrying about just one number is alluring, and it was a springboard to a deeper understanding about what my body needs — and doesn't need.
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Divers and snorkelers will find the wind-swept southern shore alluring for its myriad shipwrecks and an underwater cave system frequented by sea turtles, triggerfish and grouper.
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In the 80s, billboards popped up all over LA, depicting only an alluring image of her buxom blonde figure along with her name and a phone number.
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Here are seven lessons our 103 Places Traveler, above, learned in a year of almost nonstop travel to some of the most alluring places around the globe.
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Her clothes typically revealed bare skin — an exposed midriff here, thighs below an extra-high hemline there — suggesting an empowered wearer in control of the alluring reveal.
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Small children seem to find the idea of unlimited supply to be alluring, so I'd recommend putting limits on unrolling rolls of toilet paper or paper towels.
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A few miles east of the San Francisco Bay, the Oakland hills offer an alluring escape from the city: towering trees, leafy vegetation and panoramic bay views.
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While some may find the idea of involuntary treatment alluring, a suspension of civil rights is not just unnecessary — it hijacks efforts to solve our overdose crisis.
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From the violin's first questioning phrases, Mr. Znaider projected the music's restless lines with intimate feeling and alluring sound — a tone at once subdued and brightly penetrating.
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She possesses that alluring hot-and-cold quality that can be so addictive before you know better, alternating between self-flagellating confessions and a generalized misanthropic snobbery.
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This alluring corner hideaway is on Williamsburg's south side, where expensive cocktail bars have replaced the dwindling Puerto Rican neighborhood's once ubiquitous bodegas, barbershops, and social clubs.
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The Sugar Plum Fairy may have left most New York stages, but thanks to many alluring bake shops, the city itself remains a land of the sweets.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 81%What critics said: "It can be a fun diversion, sweet in its willful irrelevancy and alluring in its jovial rhythms.
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Instead of alluring ads promoting possible presents or festive food, the stark billboards simply point the way to the nearest place people can find "warmth and rest".
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For many city and county officials across California, however, the promise of new revenue to fill budget gaps and fund services is too alluring to pass up.
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The alternatives to higher education — joining the military, working for $13 an hour at the local factory or getting a cheaper, faster trade-school certificate — are alluring.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 82%What critics said: "It can be a fun diversion, sweet in its willful irrelevancy and alluring in its jovial rhythms.
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The vast expanse of the United States has long been alluring to the men and women who set out on long-distance hikes from coast to coast.
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If voters expect to see candidates raiding the refrigerator and flossing, politics could become even less alluring and more densely populated by egomaniacs than it already is.
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This backstory is certainly alluring and unusual, and upon learning it at his current show at Lisson Gallery, one scours the works for signs of religious piousness.
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And so if someone comes in and says, "Well, no, it's because of the Jews and the Mexicans," that's a very alluring, tempting solution to buy into.
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It is mostly toasted oats with some nuts and seeds tossed with olive oil, mellowed with honey and maple syrup, and given an alluring whisper of sea salt.
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"As night falls on Opus, the house has a very alluring and undeniably sexy vibe that needed to be captured," he says of his vision for the video.
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The inclusion of this feature makes AirPods more capable and more alluring; it's significant given they are almost universally hailed as one of Apple's best products in years.
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After spending time with a 2019 Rolls-Royce Dawn Black Badge in the Detroit area, it's easy to see how the company's approach continues to be so alluring.
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"There is something intriguing and alluring to something that feels familiar, but at the same time foreign," says John Zobele, who heads up the vaporwave label Business Casual.
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Another feature seemingly alluring to the crowds is the "Live Fare" option, which allows the rider to see the fare calculated in real time as the trip progresses.
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The spy who loved me Chinese government workers are being warned not to date foreigners, because that alluring guy or gal just might be James Bond or something.
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The soprano Anita Hartig sang beautifully as the self-sacrificing Liu, her alluring voice plaintive and expressive; the rich-voiced bass-baritone Alexander Tsymbalyuk rendered Timur with dignity.
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"Gigantism in animals is an alluring and ecologically important trait, usually associated with advantages and competitive dominance," lead author Mats Eriksson from Lund University said in a statement.
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The typical salaryman slowly working his way up the company ladder remains an alluring role-model for graduates, and people are unlikely to hop from company to company.
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Slater's portrayal of Westerburg High School's dangerous yet alluring black sheep J.D., gave us a bad boy with a serious smirk and an even more intense rap sheet.
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As alluring as this thinking is, it misses an important point: what we do with our existing resources usually matters a lot more than what we actually have.
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Co-executive-produced by Susan Sarandon and directed by Alexandra Dean, the documentary takes a deep dive into the unknown story behind one of Hollywood's most alluring stars.
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In excavating the online alt-right last year, for example, the media often fell into a trap of making the vicious fringe look cool, edgy, weird, and alluring.
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But if you're looking for an alluring costume and Harley's not your thing, here's the rest of the top-10 list of "sexiest" costumes, according to Pornhub:1.
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This was alluring to Cole, who said he had just " come off a binge of The Twilight Zone" and was "in a weird place" when he first auditioned.
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The women's unnerving, alluring beauty, the light wisps of smoke, and the richly dark, almost furry lines creates the illusion of a blurred, narcotized experience for the viewer.
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Sure, it was all distilled and simplified for mass consumption, but it was still intriguing and powerful; in fact, it was this very liminality that was so alluring.
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Shaving cream, fake snow, modeling clay, beads, plastic charms, foam chunks, and jelly cubes are often added to it, all in the pursuit of creating various alluring textures.
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Likewise, alluring packaging and products, such as cannabis sweets that would appeal to children, should be outlawed, just as many countries outlaw flavoured cigarettes and alcohol-spiked sweets.
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On Dawson's Creek, it is explicitly the thing that makes Joey so alluring, as one of her other foils explains: Because you're beautiful and you don't know it.
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Officials say the flavored e-cigarettes have to go, because they are particularly pernicious to young people who may be attracted to the tasty flavorings and alluring packaging.
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Yes, for many people, breasts are sexually alluring or arousing -- but so too are lips and hands, and having those out in Parliament doesn't bring on sexual chaos.
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Seemingly contradicting every mass-marketed image of the ideal feminine eyes, short and knobby lashes are fast becoming a strangely alluring exclamation point to otherwise plain-faced looks.
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Comedian Rob Delaney plays an American bachelor whose job takes him to London, where he meets an alluring Irish schoolteacher played by the great writer/actor Sharon Horgan.
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Flowing with ease through time and topic — from art to music, literature, philosophy, mythology and more — the book provides readers with an alluring portrayal of Russia's proud heritage.
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When I actually did buy one, there was nothing more alluring than that first crack of the spine, choosing the perfect pen to press to the lined page.
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BARBARA PROVUSTUCSON, AZ. Dear Barbara, The seductive charms of insider tales — alluring in books about, say, politics or advertising too — multiply in stories that feature actual scripted scenes.
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Meanwhile, the limitations of Silicon Valley, such as lack of housing and a mono-culture that is singularly focused on tech, make other regions more alluring, he said.
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But Ms. Hannigan, singing with uncanny command, wild-eyed deliberateness, spot-on pitch and eerily alluring beauty, convinced you that Mr. Zorn knew just what he was doing.
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"Travel to Malaysia, and you're likely to be headed to its alluring beaches or the historic Straits cities of Penang and Melaka," Carey Jones wrote for Travel & Leisure.
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Shariatmadari is an earnest writer — clarity, not style, is his priority — but the quirks of human and animal speech are strange and alluring enough to leaven the narrative.
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Visitors to France have experienced the village church with the alluring 14th-century wall paintings, inaccessible because there is no money to hire someone to watch over them.
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She was especially alluring in his expertly cut one-shoulder black gown for the "Hateful Eight" Hollywood premiere and again in a strappy dark jumpsuit for the AFI Fest.
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Pat McGrath has managed to make a beauty look so simultaneously alluring and unexpected that we (and countless others) are bookmarking it like crazy for the festival season ahead.
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Add a suspiciously alluring teenage daughter (played by Anya Taylor-Joy) and a possibly evil goat, and "The Witch" has all the right elements for a nerve-racking creepshow.
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When traveling, you'll find yourself drawn to sacred and alluring destinations like temples, graveyards, caves, oceanic depths, and underground pathways that are haunted with history, secrets, and obscure treasures.
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Artists like BTS and CL make hip-hop with a startling sheen; they turned an art form forged in poverty into a giant advertisement for an alluring foreign lifestyle.
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"Her alluring, surprising clothes don't just echo the allure and surprise of her musicianship, though they certainly do that," Zachary Woolfe summarised in the New York Times in 2013.
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Reparative therapy's most alluring fiction is right there in its name: the idea of an Edenic reparation, a return to a Golden Age when life was much less complicated.
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Yet longing to have experienced that sensual life is exactly what readers of "The Gastronomical Me" and Fisher's other descriptions of Europe, so elliptically alluring, most want to do.
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I come back to the idea that Obamacare repeal is an alluring prospect to Republicans, and even if it's not their ideal repeal, they will line up behind it.
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In episode 4, "Short Squeeze," Bobby meets an alluring musician, Elise (Kerry Bishe), who looks just enough like Lara for us to know that she is probably a temptation.
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Kelly Beeman, an accidental fashion illustrator, has compiled a dazzling portfolio of elegant women in alluring and stylish outfits that add character, context, and complexity to simply composed subjects.
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But until the middle of the 20th century it was thought to be harmful only if ingested in large quantities, and its usefulness was sufficiently alluring to overcome concerns.
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Most of the pressure cookers online are priced between $50 and $200, but Bed Bath & Beyond sells one for $19.99, an alluring price point for young, broke, aspiring vegans.
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A picture of Kermit the Frog plummeting down a shadowy stairwell has perfectly captured the internet's feelings when it jumps into an alluring but dangerous situation, consequences be damned.
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She brings the street into the house.... Her parents find it horrifying, yet alluring: They are tempted to join their child, go public, and change their own drab lives.
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The premise of having unlimited access to food, drinks, and entertainment for a flat fee does sound alluring, but is everything actually part of the package, no questions asked?
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She might also be wearing revealing clothes in a deliberate effort to be alluring, but that doesn't mean she understands how culturally freighted her racy look happens to be.
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Last time we talked, you guys mentioned that you found the fact that the Flaming Lips get to do whatever they want on a major label is really alluring.
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The performance, particularly of the DSC Thomson Reuters index, seems alluring, even over the long term (both indices have been back-calculated for a number of years—see chart).
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But on a recent trip to Paris, which she always considered the most alluring of potential new homes, she realized she didn't want to live in any other city.
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But there is a problem: Do alluring stairwells exist, or could they be restored where they have been allowed to deteriorate, in the areas where they are most needed?
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And it's here that Amend displays her talent for making solitary humans the most alluring animals among blue-footed boobies, great frigatebirds and the rest of Darwin's magnificent crew.
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Praiano, a town of about 2,000 people, is not blessed with an alluring wide beachfront or an elegant seaside piazza where tourists can gather for a glass of prosecco.
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Windows 10 is an extremely popular operating system, and while the default Windows 10 blue background is alluring in its own right, it can also be considered quite bland.
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The works exemplify her adeptness at transforming detritus into elegant abstractions with alluring optical depth, as well as her long-lasting exploration of order within chaos, and vice versa.
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Though legitimate streaming services might make it easier and cheaper to get hold of music—hell, if you're lazy, it's way better than LimeWire ever was—piracy remains alluring.
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Then send to each editor an alluring 200-word blurb (as on book jackets; don't give away the ending!), the first chapter plus perhaps two others, and an S.
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One reason games can be so alluring, according to psychologist Douglas Gentile, whose work focuses on video gaming and addiction, is because they satisfy an "ABC" of human needs.
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And it's not just his appearance that makes him alluring: The Asset is sympathetic, the prisoner of a system that doesn't care for his intelligence or his true potential.
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