That made for an appealing narrative and an appealing cause.
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"While appealing to some ages, it's not really appealing to all."
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A lawyer appealing to family farmers, a hotel mogul appealing to coal miners.
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What your social graph found appealing, the theory went, might also be appealing to you.
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For women evaluating men, the most appealing expression was pride, and the least appealing was happiness.
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Appealing to Democrats requires appealing to a lot of different kinds of people with different interests.
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It's the Surface Pro laptop/tablet hybrid that's most appealing to consumers…or at least was most appealing.
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"Assuming that continues, "Cruz either needs to start appealing to moderates, or Kasich needs to start appealing to conservatives.
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It just had to be defeated on other grounds: not by appealing to norms, but by appealing to power.
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Did sharing a bathroom through my third pregnancy make parenthood less appealing or more appealing for the older two?
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Two phases are internal (appealing to people inside the insurance company) and one external (appealing to people independent of the company).
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Appealing to voters in a Democratic primary is a whole different beast compared to appealing to voters in a general election.
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Clinton is making a final push in South Carolina, where appealing to Democratic voters means, in large part, appealing to African-American voters.
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I think that the people that find the channel appealing or find what I do online appealing, it's a specific kind of person.
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We've got bed skirts to make beds more appealing, tree skirts to make Christmas trees more appealing, so why not make air conditioner skirts?
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Sanders's policies are appealing to voters in the way that throwing out a system that doesn't work is inevitably more appealing than tweaking it.
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A big drop in the pound, to make British assets more appealing to foreign investors and imports less appealing to Britons, is a necessary adjustment.
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He was appealing to a certain group, but he also was appealing to a nation of couch potatoes, people who wanted to be entertained. Yeah.
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All of this is not to say that "hopeless fountain kingdom" isn't appealing at times, but it is appealing only in the most conventional ways.
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I think Amy Klobuchar seems very appealing, but I think this throwing things at staffers is very problematical, more so because she does seem so appealing.
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This means liberals should make arguments to conservatives by appealing to patriotism and loyalty, while conservatives should make arguments to liberals by appealing to equality and empathy.
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After years of going through the motions of appealing her sentence at a state level — which failed — and then appealing at the federal level, the unthinkable happened.
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Juul is caught in a very particular dilemma: the more appealing the product is for smokers, the more appealing it's likely to be for everyone else, including teen-agers.
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Or the administration could work to make life better in the Northern Triangle countries people are fleeing — making it more appealing to stay rather than less appealing to leave.
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"We are strongly appealing for the ceasefires to be respected and that we have also been appealing for a nationwide ceasefire to come into effect," Pedersen told a news conference.
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"We should aspire to a world in which a politician appealing to someone's empathy would be seen in the same way as one appealing to people's racist bias," Mr Bloom writes.
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" Equally appealing, she said, "their poop does not stink.
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As in " Paradise Lost ," Lucifer cuts an appealing figure.
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The fact that cryptocurrencies are decentralized, an appealing feature to enthusiasts who tout that bitcoin and similar technologies aren't regulated by any outside agency, also makes them appealing to criminals, she said.
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If that ad-free version were priced low enough to become broadly appealing it might hurt Facebook's ad business by making it less useful for advertisers and making smaller competitors more appealing.
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Charlie, a one-time high school diving champion who's been emotionally sidelined by her father's death, is the most appealing, maybe the only appealing, main human character this franchise has yet offered.
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Options for the administration include formulating a new executive action, appealing the 9th Circuit panel's decision to the full appeals court and appealing the emergency stay to the U.S. Supreme Court, Miller said.
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I also believe that reconciliation is a very important concept and it is a concept which is very often used by the church in appealing to history, and appealing to the present situation.
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Initial appeal is not full the substance of fighting game design, however, and characters that are appealing also embody a play style that is itself expressive and appealing and representative of their personality.
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I would imagine that there's some part of what we're doing that could make DSA more appealing to people of color, and more appealing to people who are disproportionately subject to state violence.
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Though the search giant is actually appealing both antitrust decisions.
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At first glance, Watford is an immensely appealing, qualified nominee.
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What's especially appealing about the Peloton ecosystem are the classes.
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But Facebook is trying to make Instant Articles more appealing.
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But the $1,600 variant is the most appealing to me.
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Reddit is about to get even more appealing to marketers.
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That price point is appealing to a lot of companies.
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But we are appealing that and we are going further.
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Again, the whole setting is visual candy -- sweet and appealing.
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Corny, predictable, and unrealistic, but still somehow appealing to me.
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It's definitely Apple's most visible play around appealing to developers.
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Although humor is almost universally appealing, there are sex differences.
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McLennan says he finds Exxon appealing for two other reasons.
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Apple has said that it is appealing the Beijing ruling.
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Beyond that, the asset light business model was incredibly appealing.
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Removing such a core regulation might seem appealing to business.
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He is appealing against the decision in the constitutional court.
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But, the second of the two sodas is especially appealing.
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HomeAway says it will pay the fine; Airbnb is appealing.
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The more popular somewhere is, the less appealing it gets.
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The first involves appealing to Americans beyond the Trump administration.
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But what is it that makes these posts so appealing?
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What is it about advice columns that are so appealing?
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It has the effect of appealing to a different constituency.
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But that's never what made the original movie so appealing.
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Trump made that claim while appealing to supporters of Sen.
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I think they'll do that because it would be appealing.
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Why, then, should such a nihilistic message be so appealing?
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That audibly appealing kickstand might sound superfluous for portable gaming.
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And I think that it's really appealing and really likable.
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But snagging a cancellation seat, though appealing, isn't that easy.
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The state is appealing at least some of the decisions.
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If even he doesn't find the drink appealing, who will?
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And that's a lot less appealing for its past boosters.
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Procreate's $10 pricing is appealing to professionals and amateurs alike.
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I no longer found dessert for breakfast satisfying or appealing.
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But in his eyes, that's what makes it so appealing.
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Cosby's legal team is committed to appealing any prison time.
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How do you make a comfy hoodie even more appealing?
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The state of Indiana is appealing to the Supreme Court.
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But over time, the differences start to be less appealing.
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Meanwhile, Ward and Fontenot are working on appealing their convictions.
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It's not the only attempt to make Aleppo look appealing.
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If and when I do, the EarGo kit is appealing.
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Now he is appealing for others to do the same.
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Which AV usage models will be most appealing for consumers?
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AI was also appealing because of how it was built.
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Shopping in a fool's paradise has never been so appealing.
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This data could be appealing to podcast advertisers, as well.
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He was an immensely appealing figure to the Republican base.
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But I think that's what keeps it appealing and mysterious.
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She literally wrote the book on appealing to female voters.
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Guzman's lawyers are appealing a May ruling ordering the transfer.
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Apple's own iPhone Upgrade Program is pretty appealing as well.
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All three deny any wrongdoing and are appealing the verdict.
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Foie gras producers and chefs are currently appealing the ban.
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Appealing to neoconservatives is a smart political play for Clinton.
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Still, traders believe some appealing plays exist under the surface.
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Maybe that's what makes the petition appealing to so many.
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More appealing, perhaps, is the prospect of a longer life.
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There's also the slightly less appealing cut of raw meat.
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Those wanting promotion may give appealing advice to the president.
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It's also what makes his works so appealing to Hollywood.
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When had appealing to the public interest really changed anything?
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The younger cast members are appealing enough under the circumstances.
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And FIRST is equally appealing to girls as to boys.
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UN agencies are appealing for $7.73 billion for this year.
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The word 'fox' is also just visually and orally appealing.
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Playing doubles together, however, is a much more appealing prospect.
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Until last month, the insurers had been appealing a Sept.
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He still maintains his innocence, and is appealing the verdict.
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But it's still easy to understand why she's so appealing.
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Only as art can such inability to function become appealing.
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But they were appealing to the wrong man, because it
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The heir to Samsung Group is currently appealing the decision.
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Which of Paul Ryan's ideas is most appealing to you?
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Demjanjuk was appealing the verdict in Germany when he died.
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For people with no religious faith, cremation proved particularly appealing.
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Gasapo's attorney did not rule out appealing the judge's decision.
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"SUVs are very appealing right now for consumers," Brauer said.
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The idea of getting lost was really appealing to us.
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A higher rate of return is very appealing to them.
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"The next phase will be appealing FEMA denials," she said.
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There were so many appealing choices, and too little time.
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First, Republicans must develop policy solutions appealing to suburban voters.
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The user interface, though, isn't particularly visually appealing or intuitive.
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However, sometimes the fantasy sounds more appealing than the reality.
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Like the man himself, they are wickedly inventive and appealing.
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As rates rise, stocks historically look less appealing to investors.
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They do have catchy packaging, wrapped in appealing political phraseology.
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In the early going, he was quite an appealing candidate.
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The Jersey Mike's sandwich was definitely the most visually appealing.
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To them and their families, the European Union is appealing.
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But unless that happens, several REIT sectors may be appealing.
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Semenya's legal team said it was considering appealing that ruling.
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Among the most appealing are cancer therapies with fat margins.
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After all, whiteness and its trappings remain all too appealing.
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Packing up and moving overseas can be an appealing prospect.
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The war's narrative is less appealing to American political interests.
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Banks are sound and their stock prices are very appealing.
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Infrastructure assets have features that are appealing to pension investors.
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Appealing to independents, in particular, has never been more important.
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Going to Selhurst was something else, something more appealing, however.
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"It's not universally appealing, but it offers flexibility," he said.
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Rather, it's why GOP candidates find this myth so appealing.
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Frankly, there's something appealing about these "big data" health services.
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Getting that wellness "glow" suddenly doesn't look quite so appealing.
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That's a very appealing idea, that status leads to problems.
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That would probably make rooftop panels much less appealing economically.
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All things considered, that ought to make selling out appealing.
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Another PKR lawmaker is appealing against a 13,000 ringgit fine.
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The Justice Department is appealing the ruling, it announced Tuesday.
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How do you win by just appealing to liberal Democrats?
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They have to be visually appealing and represent us somehow.
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Is a short match more appealing to fans these days?
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The apartment building has prewar details and an appealing courtyard.
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Ms. Wells is appealing onscreen and is a smart writer.
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What makes that person and his or her style appealing?
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Both Apple and the Irish government are appealing that decision.
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Higher earnings and cheaper stock prices are an appealing combination.
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Certainly Trump of all people would find that prospect appealing.
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I thought that would be really appealing to many women.
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In prison, he has mellowed into a sweetly appealing man.
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Again, this makes Messianic Judaism very appealing to many evangelicals.
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It's not just Israel's adversaries who find the movement appealing.
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What was appealing about playing an American cowboy zombie fighter?
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Yet, for the average consumer, Kodak Gold Max became appealing.
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Some are dazzlingly clever, and others are far less appealing.
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"We are appealing for consumers to act calmly," he said.
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For many, Apple's iOS ecosystem is appealing in its simplicity.
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A judge dismissed the case, but the A.C.L.U. is appealing.
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We don't have the benefit of truly appealing this process.
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The typical Indian bookends to a meal are very appealing.
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Akorn is appealing, and the verdict may yet be overturned.
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That these are conservative unicorns in particular is doubly appealing.
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On the one hand, she is smart, charismatic and appealing.
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The décor is bright and appealing, much like the food.
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Make your company appealing to both Gen Z and boomers.
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That might make the military toolbox more appealing to Trump.
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Appealing to those viewers means flattering their sense of intellectualism.
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I think that's why they're finding democratic socialist ideas appealing.
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Gaetz tried appealing to the House parliamentarian to no avail.
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It's easy to understand why this narrative is so appealing.
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Guadeloupe blends some of the most appealing aspects of France.
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Appetizers and other dishes are appealing, if a little unfocused.
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Mr. Goldsmith has spent the last decade appealing his discharge.
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Google is appealing all three fines, which total $9.4 billion.
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Appealing to moderate Democrats and independents could help endangered Sens.
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The government is appealing the Supreme Court's decision this week.
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Those things can be appealing to candidates of any gender.
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Whipped egg whites make an appealing addition to a cocktail.
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There is something appealing about the way the Chrismans live.
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But now it seems that there are few appealing choices.
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The sides were not quite as strong, but also appealing.
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It just seems so much more appealing than the alternatives.
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Dr. Ablow is appealing his suspension; a hearing on Feb.
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It might be appealing simply from the regulatory burden perspective.
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It can make them less appealing to general election voters.
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Calls to wage war on drugs can be emotionally appealing.
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That's what is most appealing about being in this incubator.
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Other things are appealing about her: her strength and resourcefulness.
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Local politicians seek local solutions by appealing to national policies.
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Google has said it will be appealing the EU's ruling.
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Embracing Linux is a strategic move towards appealing to developers.
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Claire McCaskill, is appealing the ruling on the state's behalf.
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What makes Starbucking appealing to Winter might be its endlessness.
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But one appealing choice is a qualified charitable distribution (QCD).
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The alternative – ownership with no responsibility – is hardly more appealing.
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Mo'nique and Danny Glover lead an appealing and energetic cast.
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For Klein and his allies, Bolton's politics were more appealing.
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He said she is appealing for coverage as an exception.
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This would make the public markets fairer and more appealing.
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They are also considering appealing to former moderate Republican Sen.
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Her work is definitely visually appealing in its beautiful simplicity.
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Now, he said, other options are more appealing to him.
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But he is appealing, and the panel's makeup is changing.
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His own home in East Hampton is even more appealing.
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The beachfront alternatives to the north have become more appealing.
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Badlands, too, is appealing to them to republish the images.
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The iPhone 8, on the other hand, wasn't as appealing.
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You should be appealing and exude confidence without being unapproachable.
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And no doubt many libertarians do find government shutdowns appealing.
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But this time, most people find the guarantee less appealing.
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Hulu's maturation isn't simply about appealing to would-be creators, however.
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Sarah found that about as appealing as the water of immortality.
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In some ways, what makes the S appealing is its versatility.
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He was sentenced last year, and is currently appealing his verdict.
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The swappable filter system on the Alfa Genus is particularly appealing.
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Sanchez (four games) and Romine (two) are appealing their suspensions. 2.
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Both experts thought the resume was appealing and easy to skim.
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Chris Christie who is appealing her conviction in the Bridgegate scandal.
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And even some scented men's products might be appealing to women.
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You've lost that centrist feeling, cause you've been right-wing appealing.
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Besides, where do you find appealing desktop wallpapers these days, anyway?
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Compared to that, failure seems like a much more appealing proposition.
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The British government is appealing that judgment in the Supreme Court.
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He has doubled and tripled down on appealing to his base.
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I find his whole style and sense of humor very appealing.
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First, Biden's appealing to a wide swath of the Democratic electorate.
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There's something about the word "super" that's admittedly appealing: super powers.
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She did not say whether that would include appealing the injunction.
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The first Apple Watch was an appealing but deeply flawed product.
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Since the couple is appealing the sentencing, that hasn't happened yet.
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You seem so appealing right about now, for so many reasons.
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Being a dad is more appealing than being a musician nowadays.
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Hence a Bloody Mary suddenly becomes more appealing at 30,000 feet.
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And the emphasis on genetics and IQ was appealing as well.
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This is hugely appealing to visitors who cannot visit in person.
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Julia Roberts thinks it's "appealing", but ultimately best to stay away.
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Variations in exchange rates can instantly make a destination less appealing.
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Design Scooters are an appealing product to users and manufactures alike.
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Your childhood dream of being a pilot just became appealing again.
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The central bank is appealing the decision in a higher court.
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That makes the added power of the new Mac Pro appealing.
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The thought of dripping oil down my throat is not appealing.
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Over time, Danone's approach may become more appealing to mainstream investors.
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I have found a lot of quirky, appealing stuff that way.
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The murkier water is appealing to bull sharks, the prime culprits.
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Does the idea of a shuffle button for Netflix sound appealing?
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The structures to protect those shares are also appealing to individuals.
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For Russia, the prospect of American democracy in chaos is appealing.
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Hong Kong, Singapore's rival as a financial hub, is more appealing.
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That approach simply won't be appealing for many, and that's OK!
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Yet some frills could be attached to make either more appealing.
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But you don't win elections by appealing solely to your base.
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That approach might not be appealing to Ryan or McConnell either.
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"Home: So Different, So Appealing" at LACMA is one obvious example.
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In a statement it said it will be appealing the judgement.
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What did you find appealing about gaming, compared to other diversions?
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Anyone who dislikes Instagram's current algorithm may find Daisie more appealing.
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Australians, with their penchant for travel, are also an appealing target.
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And in this moment, given this appealing man, I would too.
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That's where the Dyson Supersonic might be less appealing for some.
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No matter that it's frivolous—that only makes it more appealing.
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It's made the ritual more appealing because of the cost-effectiveness.
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That shy apprehensiveness should be just as appealing in dwarf form.
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So ordering directly from the ad was not appealing to people.
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For others, a completely automated approach might be the most appealing.
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Sharper is appealing the federal judge's sentence, according to court records.
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It is part of what is appealing to me about Gawker.
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All of those factors make stocks look more appealing, he said.
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That was an appealing image when Uber was actually an underdog.
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One way to make news appealing is to make it novel.
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"The timing of the announcement is not particularly appealing," he added.
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But getting my favorite macOS apps on an iPad sounds appealing.
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"Our focus is on appealing the High Court judgement," she added.
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BSI said FINMA's decision was "incorrect" and is appealing the ruling.
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If Larkin wins, meanwhile, we get an even more appealing showdown.
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All possible scenarios, some much more appealing, but none very likely.
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He says he is innocent and is still appealing the decision.
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He is appealing the reprimand that he cease all public ministry.
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Tender, flavorful beef is really appealing, especially when the weather's chilly.
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I'm in the process of appealing it, but it's taking forever.
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Johnson's attorney has already said they will be appealing the verdict.
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SST: which is appealing in a bro, in a sick way.
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Adami said Expedia looks appealing after its analyst day on Wednesday.
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Those are impressive numbers and something that is naturally pretty appealing.
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I'm trying to write stories quickly now, and that's very appealing.
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He said he would keep appealing if they lost the case.
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What's appealing to you about that compared to a regular record?
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Martoma, 41, is appealing his conviction and nine-year prison term.
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Laser eye surgery is looking pretty appealing right about now, huh?
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How do you make bots more appealing to less savvy people?
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The Nest Security Pack is an appealing gateway to home security.
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So I'm just going to keep praying and appealing to that.
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All those frames made appealing pitches just a few years ago.
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Loan-servicing units, which pursue individual debtors, are especially appealing targets.
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And what is it about character work that is so appealing?
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For iOS users, there's even more appealing option with Live Photos.
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The launch of Channels could make Audible more appealing all around.
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Ziq's commitment to privacy is an appealing virtue for Raddle's users.
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Meanwhile, holding reserves at the central bank has become more appealing.
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She portrays Merleau-Ponty as both intellectually admirable and personally appealing.
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She is very appealing to religious conservatives and Republican women professionals.
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South Dakota, appealing a lower court decision that favored Wayfair, Overstock.
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But the stalls are not always as appealing as their produce.
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We are still appealing for your help to spread the word.
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But they are unsatisfactory for the reason that they are appealing.
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To make working in Kinston more appealing, Howard began providing housing.
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Energy Transfer said this week that it was appealing the ruling.
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The portable component of Switch is what makes it so appealing.
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His lawyers are appealing, on grounds of age and poor health.
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Beto O'Rourke, who will be a particularly strong and appealing candidate.
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That's one metric that might make Boxed's business appealing to competitors.
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For the bargain shopper, the store's low prices are especially appealing.
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Taste aside, the whimsical packaging of these products was also appealing.
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As in Shakespeare's play, Kate is not an especially appealing protagonist.
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But he's not appealing to the better angels of our nature.
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For this reason, buying a home is more appealing every day.
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JCPenney had a large jewelry selection that had some appealing options.
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There's still time to adopt a more consistent and appealing message.
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The St. Johns County School Board is now appealing that ruling.
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Power doesn't come from appealing to institutions nor from resisting them.
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But it just looks a lot less appealing than Popeyes' sandwich.
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Clinton's low favorability ratings by portraying her as an appealing leader.
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That could make movie studio MGM appealing at the right price.
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Revaluing women's work makes those jobs more appealing for men, too.
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The Justice Department is in the process of appealing Watson's decision.
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Allergy-safe, appealing meals in the midst of the African wilderness?
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But it wasn't so appealing at the time of its demolition.
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None of these conditions makes the chief of staff position appealing.
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The government is appealing the case, and may win that next
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Appealing a fine is thus unlikely for most companies, and individuals.
|
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This is where Sabine's true, not extremely appealing, colors show through.
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The Justice Department is in the process of appealing that decision.
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Special treatment for London sounds appealing, but may be too quixotic.
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He recommended a fine of $58,000, which Mr. Rivera is appealing.
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It is widely considered about as appealing as an open lesion.
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The characters are appealing, if a little thin around the edges.
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Why do you think selfies are so appealing to people today?
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"The psychotherapeutic applications of a continuous infusion are appealing," says Strassman.
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It's a very appealing argument to people who hate obvious answers.
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What was so appealing about the earliest emoji was their simplicity.
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Facebook said at the time it would be appealing that order.
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That made me think: What do I find appealing about that?
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Wearable tech and biohacking will be extra appealing to you now.
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While this higher percentage is certainly appealing, it's not entirely convincing.
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Now, the two are in the process of appealing those dismissals.
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In 2016, the revenge-seeking woman is as appealing as ever.
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VICE: When did you discover that vomit was appealing to you?
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For now, he's most appealing when there's nothing to think about.
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"There was something about that that was absolutely appealing," she says.
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The case could severely damage Gawker, which is appealing the verdict.
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Clinton, even though she is neither a strong nor appealing candidate.
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Lake said she couldn't imagine Bloomberg appealing to blue collar Democrats.
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In some ways he cuts an appealing contrast with Trump, right?
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Will Messi find the idea of another arduous qualifying campaign appealing?
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Given the anger around the bailouts, that is an appealing explanation.
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You can see these shadings in Bedlam's fleet, appealing, overstretched revival.
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Its owners, an Australian swimming club, are appealing for its rescue.
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Melvin Guillard's management should be appealing the result of that fight.
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The rapper's manager, Wack 100, tells us they're appealing the decision.
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Improvisation, generally antithetical to Cunningham dance, became appealing to Mr. Paxton.
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This makes knitting circles especially appealing for those who don't drink.
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The resulting branding is sleek and appealing, but not especially lighthearted.
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Several correctional officers wrote letters appealing that his life be spared.
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Several factors make the branch lines appealing targets, including light ridership.
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What are the qualities of that place that you find appealing?
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Sleeping is certainly an appealing way to get through the winter.
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So for less adventuresome investors, money market funds may be appealing.
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It's just fortunate that the result is appealing to other people.
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The option here is infinitely more appealing and timely, dontcha think?
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What was architecturally appealing a few decades ago now seems staid.
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What is appealing about them to you as people to cover?
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But getting elected is not about appealing to the bland median.
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She had made it sound appealing, like joining the Girl Scouts.
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That meant prosecutors could not offer up appealing victims as witnesses.
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Moreover, they said, some clients may find Mr. Boies's aggressiveness appealing.
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It's an appealing format, especially for an impatient reader like myself.
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So a Friday debate is much less appealing to the campaigns.
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The seamless nature of that process made it appealing and differentiated.
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He may be appealing to what he sees as his base.
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The global implications of Mr. Fogel's topic makes Netflix's reach appealing.
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He made the unapproachable look appealing; the daunting look downright attractive.
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And while they looked appealing, I wasn't planning to try them.
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Shock's arguments for appealing the indictment centered on two main points.
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The nature of a film like "Jojo Rabbit" is more appealing.
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Increased fees might also deter immigrants from appealing their deportation cases.
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And what made it appealing to ABC Entertainment's president, Channing Dungey?
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Their strong earnings growth and compounding returns make them appealing investments.
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The design is part of what makes this steamer so appealing.
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It is appealing on a primal level, a connection to nature.
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According to the paper, his lawyer plans on appealing the verdict.
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"Choose an interesting project and make an appealing video," he said.
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Supercomputing systems are appealing because of their processing and analytic power.
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Canva can suggest font combinations that are visually appealing and thematic.
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Skelos, a Republican, is appealing his conviction and five-year sentence.
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A cola without caramel coloring makes it a tiny more appealing.
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A new era of tariffs could make transshipments even more appealing.
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So far, Warren has not worried much about appealing to them.
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Which aspects of the Virgin jumpsuit do you find most appealing?
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She found the options for her son's bris less than appealing.
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Bernie Sanders, who is 78, is appealing to the youth vote.
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An appealing combination of silky and slightly hoarse, it's instantly recognizable.
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Police are appealing to residents to pay attention to their surroundings.
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"From there, a career in space research is appealing," he said.
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Receiving a related education that comes affordably remains an appealing proposition.
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An unscented, natural litter to make using the litter box appealing
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But her repartee with Social House's Michael Foster is warmly appealing.
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Tekashi's attorney, Dawn Florio, tells TMZ they are appealing the decision.
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Sure, it looks appealing in ads, but so does cat food.
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Cocoburg, based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, makes this rather appealing vegan snack.
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Driving is appealing to lots of types of people, Duda said.
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Morsi is currently appealing three other convictions, including a death sentence.
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Now witnesses can put off prison instead by appealing their verdicts.
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As time went on, though, that became a less appealing offer.
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Well, modest gains may be especially appealing given recent bond losses.
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Since then, Warren has focused on appealing to small dollar donors.
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Trump has isolated himself by appealing only to his shrinking base.
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His confidence in his own appeal just makes him more appealing.
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"It makes it look more appealing to everyday people," Boneparth said.
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For fast food, price might prove to be just as appealing.
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These elements lend the film the appealing aesthetic of a scrapbook.
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It might make breaking left even less appealing than breaking right.
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Justice Department lawyers are appealing that decision to the Supreme Court.
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She is appealing that decision, but the process has been bumpy.
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But her repartee with Social House's Michael Foster is warmly appealing.
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All of which makes ActBlue's uniform processing operation look more appealing.
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Baby bunnies are dyed pastel colors to make them more appealing.
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Iran is appealing the case at the International Court of Justice.
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His face is appealing but not handsome, firm but not unkind.
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Trump is not the only one appealing to cultural conservative voters.
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In fact, it might even be particularly appealing during this cycle.
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There is something appealing about this though especially considering the story.
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Prices looked appealing to city dwellers suffering from urban sticker shock.
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Cosby is currently appealing a ruling allowing Dickinson's case to proceed.
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I think of it as what organ are you appealing to?
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"For me, I like things that are aesthetically appealing," Elbert says.
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Though I completely understand how appealing it must be for you.
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It's a Catch-22, says Abrams: A really appealing, high-quality e-cigarette is going to be a more effective substitute for combustible cigarettes—but it's also going to be more addictive and appealing to teens.
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It's why women politicians have so often had to walk the line between looking appealing enough to avoid the taunts of frumpiness lobbed at Hillary Clinton but not so appealing that their attractiveness is used against them.
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His lawyers are appealing those on the same grounds, the Post reported.
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Blatter, who says he has done nothing wrong, is appealing the ban.
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In some cases the arguments were made pragmatically, by appealing to economics.
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What was so appealing to you about this show specifically, this concept?
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Yet their most appealing feature is neither design nor longevity, but software.
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As promised, Oracle is appealing the case, and filed its appeal today.
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They can also be appealing to rural regions such as central Appalachia.
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Which is why the DoJ is appealing the moot New York case.
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Explaining what it appealing was a hurdle to getting the masses interested.
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But it's an appealing sales pitch for primary voters in New Hampshire.
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The other bosses on offer just now do not look so appealing.
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Isn't it possible those less engaged voters might find Trump's celebrity appealing?
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That maybe would've been more appealing to a lot of male critics.
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France rejected the "unilateral" decision while appealing for calm in the region.
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I do not understand how Rachel finds any of these men appealing.
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Activists initially tried to work within the system, appealing to government committees.
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What makes growth so appealing is you are discounting future cash flows.
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For new moms, it's easy to see how galactagogues may be appealing.
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While appealing his conviction in 2016, Labrie violated his bail curfew conditions.
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Highly ambitious men find highly ambitious women most appealing and vice versa.
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I'm only interested in appealing to the men who call the shots.
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That is the most appealing thing to me in any female artist.
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What is it about the French-girl fashion sense, that's so appealing?
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He would be convicted of fraud and died while appealing the sentence.
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While this may sound appealing to some, it defies law enforcement logic.
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Ampler's anodized paint even made green — the ugliest of all colors — appealing.
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Of course, Twitter needs to offer an appealing revenue split like this.
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Two such appealing options have split hosts in the remaining primary states.
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A prospect of glorious annihilation is not something many politicians find appealing.
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Which is not to say the Ioniq won't be an appealing car.
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But she conceded that Sanders' major challenge was appealing to conservative Democrats.
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The threat of ending up in a prison in Russia isn't appealing.
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No amount of layered, icing-covered dessert love could make that appealing.
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Supposedly it's terrible for you, but the boxes are always so appealing.
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Mr Temer could slow things down by appealing against the tribunal's ruling.
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To begin with, what was so appealing about this idea for you?
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Unsurprisingly, this is not very appealing to people with access to alternatives.
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Avery, 53, continues to maintain his innocence and is appealing his conviction.
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Some of those states joined with companies in appealing the FCC's rules.
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The government's reassurance was far more appealing than the scientists' dire assessments.
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The administration will be appealing through the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Mr. Caird's book is appealing and his direction more or less nimble.
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To reach your goal, use the method that you find most appealing.
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" This argument, while "politically appealing" and well-intentioned, is "once again wrong.
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In 2014, the idea of leaving snark and irony behind was appealing.
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The appealing Italian soprano Eleonora Buratto makes her Met debut as Norina.
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And so I think that's what Todd sees appealing about this idea.
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The lawyer said they are in the process of appealing Monday's verdict.
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The codefendant in Maysonet's case, Alfredo Gonzalez, is also appealing his conviction.
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They are appealing for anyone who has seen her to contact police.
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In this landscape, there are two people I'm appealing to, two groups.
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One officer involved was fired and another was demoted, They are appealing.
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The deal is probably more appealing, however, for those with older phones.
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If government bond yields rise, infrastructure will seem less appealing by comparison.
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It is still the most liquid and appealing market in the world.
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Let's be honest: Watching movies at home has never been more appealing.
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It's a huge move from Snap which makes Spectacles much more appealing.
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It's unclear if the new extension makes Instagram stories any less appealing.
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Hernandez is also appealing his life sentence for the Odin Lloyd killing.
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She's been his campaign's secret weapon in appealing to wary female voters.
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Leno believes that the Lamborghini Miura is, perhaps, more appealing to women.
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Which I thought was odd and different and therefore appealing to me.
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And we had a youthful energy about us that made it appealing.
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The hope is that cloudified games will be more appealing to consumers.
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Positioned against other top smartwatch models, the price point is certainly appealing.
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But beyond that, none of the options are very appealing to them.
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The idea of a solo tour isn't particularly appealing to Toth, either.
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They have made the notion of "a Europe that protects" more appealing.
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The sum awarded to Mr Johnson was subsequently reduced; Bayer is appealing.
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Having grease and grime on our scalps isn't very appealing, after all.
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Uber is currently appealing that decision, with a hearing set for June.
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But few doubt some of Anglo's assets are appealing to Mr Agarwal.
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They've tried coming up with more appealing names, like TourX and Sportbrake.
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But Taylor-Joy gives her a shy, appealing warmth that mostly compensates.
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Markets' approval reflects two shifts that have made bank mergers more appealing.
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Epstein's attorneys are currently appealing a judge's decision to deny him bail.
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So why did Thiel and Hoffman invest if Zuckerberg wasn't terribly appealing?
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Saskatchewan lost its case on May 3rd but says it is appealing.
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He was granted a retrial in late June, after appealing his conviction.
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As a crisis-detector, the credit gap has some appealing operating characteristics.
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In the short term, appealing to these sentiments makes for good politics.
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Neither candidate has done much campaigning, appealing instead for a high turnout.
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It's an appealing, digestible idea: one weird trick to feel more powerful!
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Their toothy smiles, moon-faced silhouettes and pointy nipples are increasingly appealing.
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Bernie Sanders has had the most success appealing to small-dollar donors.
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For others, tough votes could make the prospect of retirement more appealing.
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Perhaps that's why I find the True Love Tinder Robot so appealing.
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It has said it will join Ireland in appealing any adverse ruling.
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If none of these things sound remotely appealing, there is always BBQ.
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Creamer in particular is an appealing category for both Starbucks and Nestlé.
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So you can see why a full-frame camera would be appealing.
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Like Bridesmaids, Ghostbusters has a kindness in its humor that's incredibly appealing.
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Models are never quite as uniquely appealing as actual flesh and bone.
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A war is even less appealing now than it was last year.
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They make the old sound new, and the new sound appealing old.
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Steam is an appealing alternative; it's illegal there, but many have access.
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They are buying equities because the other options are even less appealing.
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Facebook is trying — once again — to make itself more appealing to teenagers.
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And it of course comes in the most appealing millennial pink shade.
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We'll proceed forward to sentencing and look forward to appealing this verdict.
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For many, that smell may be quite pleasant, appealing even (note: pheromones).
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He has denied the allegations against him and is appealing the verdict.
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His lawyers have not said whether they will be appealing the decision.
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If '90s party is appealing, there's lots of fun to be had.
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DIY face masks and skin-care treatments are appealing for many reasons.
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"Just listen to what you heard," she said, appealing to the audience.
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"Appealing, charismatic, and charming" are the actor's middle names, but maniacal demon?
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Formal immunity, also called "statutory" immunity, is far more appealing to defendants.
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Having you with us, with Cheryl, it tells a very appealing story.
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Saha looks so proud of himself, and is appealing for a catch.
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Trader Brian Kelly said dividend plays look appealing ahead of the Fed.
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This makes the idea of a "world" passport both appealing and alarming.
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So the idea of working with a large publisher isn't particularly appealing.
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The new slim bundles are pretty appealing, particularly at that $29.99 tier.
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How can you make fiction more appealing than reality in that way?
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It would seem Mr Trump is a broadly appealing fellow after all.
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The switches that Roccat has opted for are probably more broadly appealing.
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Meanwhile, it could make the Reliance-owned Jio mobile network more appealing.
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It's not supposed to seem appealing, at least not for the audience.
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The mere fact that Democrats are upset is appealing to Republican voters.
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Equally, smoking weed is still appealing to a wide group of kids.
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Demjanjuk died in 2012 while he was appealing a conviction in Germany.
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South Dakota is appealing a lower court decision that favored Wayfair, Overstock.
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And anyways, torrenting is free and so likely more appealing to pirates.
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It has become particularly appealing to young professionals (read = me) and families.
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ConocoPhillips' pledge to deliver steady returns and growth is appealing, said Smith.
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The meat was medium-rare and the vegetables were crunchy and appealing.
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The combination of luxury and decay is equally appealing and off-putting.
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He has denied all allegations against him and is appealing the verdict.
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Appealing to an opponent's machismo is not a viable back up plan.
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Cohn said pushing the reform passage to next year becomes less appealing.
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Kagan was appealing to textualism—an approach generally associated with conservative jurists.
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"A gourmet dinner is appealing on many different levels," the report says.
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And I realized, this is actually appealing in a really weird way.
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She's so much more appealing when she's being honest and fully human.
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What's this all means: Some technicalities prevent the Democrats from appealing immediately.
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The low cost of living was appealing, as was the natural beauty.
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The Washington Post: Why court packing suddenly looks appealing to Democrats. Sen.
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Both the iPhone maker and Ireland are planning on appealing the ruling.
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That doesn't make it any less appealing from a viewer's perspective, though.
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According to Gordon, the stock looks extremely appealing from a technical standpoint.
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But, I DO think Brown has an appealing record and personal style.
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He said that for many Americans, Sufism was an appealing first step.
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The toasted sesame seed bun made this lightweight look slightly more appealing.
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Bizarrely, these appealing Frankensteinian chimeras seem imbued with lives of their own.
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And I'm appealing to what I believe are your own deeper values.
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The alternative is appealing to voters' bigotry, populist nationalism, and irrational fear.
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Whenever she does leave her classroom, pure leisure doesn't sound so appealing.
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The rooms were designed to look mature, appealing to adult Disney fans.
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Suddenly, Democrats saw an appealing contest between Trump and Harris, or Sens.
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More than just aesthetically appealing, these dining bowls cost just $1.99 each.
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Reddit now wants to make the site's user interface more visually appealing.
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So I understand perfectly well how Trump is appealing to those voters.
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Bottom line Especially appealing for cruise lovers, golfers, and those traveling internationally.
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"These are appealing ideas: being healthier, improved minds, improved bodies," she said.
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These days, Mr. Page said, neither stocks nor bonds are particularly appealing.
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Industry proposals for a tough testing regime seem like an appealing compromise.
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Something about Manu's separation from normal society seemed appealing to his peers.
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The vision is appealing, but in the short run it looks challenging.
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The minimalist watch face design is appealing and easy to read, too.
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The Lakers and Knicks were already known as appealing destinations to Davis.
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And in the British capital of London, Uber is appealing a ban.
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Enchantment is less appealing than community, which many women do find online.
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These jobs may seem appealing to the average 9-to-5 worker.
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Fortunately, Stenberg is genuinely appealing, mixing vulnerability with flashes of her powers.
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Lower bond yields made telecommunications and utility stocks more appealing to investors.
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Frankly, MicroLED displays are appealing for a lot of other reasons, too.
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Now, authorities are appealing to the public for information leading to arrests.
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The Irish government is also appealing against the European Commission's tax demand.
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Medi Club's focus is making meditation modern and socially appealing to millennials.
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The brews that he pours in his private studio are consistently appealing.
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Even ten years ago, hibernating was an appealing option for quick booting.
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But appealing to Republican Americans — voters — I think is absolutely worth doing.
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Her lawyers have said they will consider appealing the court's latest ruling.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun arrived in Bangkok on Saturday appealing for asylum.
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Maybe Lindsay was just too appealing of a choice to turn down.
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Some kinds of local control seem intuitively appealing across the political spectrum.
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That's what makes car service apps like Lyft and Uber so appealing.
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The hope now is that they have become a more appealing destination.
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He also showed the world how appealing an Asian emcee could be.
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Some options, needless to say, are far more appealing than the others.
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Its 1.79 billion user reach is appealing to TV advertisers seeking scale.
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The Steel line's simplicity has always been among its most appealing features.
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What was it about the Jacka that was so appealing to you?
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In other words, appealing to an audience actually helps its broader aims.
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"The texture is so much more appealing than cheaper brands," she said.
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It then suggests a number of appealing vacation spots in those locations.
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Still, scooping up these titles isn't very appealing to companies like Netflix.
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When mortgage interest rates are low, buying a house seems particularly appealing.
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It's colder than New Orleans so leaving one's apartment is less appealing.
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Others have raised worries of products that could be appealing to children.
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Neurosurgery was a more appealing prospect to me than therapy and medication.
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Short-term pleasure is more appealing to consider than long-term consequences.
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It makes the television broadcast more appealing, which might mean more viewers.
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One of the most appealing things about luge is its name. Luge.
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What is unquestionably a visually appealing exhibition is beset with discordant sensibilities.
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It's advertised as a far more appealing synthesis of peach and honey.
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It's an appealing idea, and one that belies any sense of history.
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But, through discussions with Ms. Hussie-Taylor, the idea grew more appealing.
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It could be an appealing option for the United States one day.
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Facing an intensifying confrontation with Iran, President Trump has few appealing options.
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Her wise, appealing works are alive with color, detail and, often, humor.
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He died in a nursing home in 2012 while appealing the conviction.
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They make the most appealing products and can charge the most money.
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" The show's honesty was also appealing to the cast of "The Chi.
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"It's not so much that he is appealing to centrism," Coaston said.
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It's easy to see why secrecy is appealing to Republicans right now.
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The EuroGraphics Fruits Seed Catalogue 1,000-Piece Puzzle is an appealing option.
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It's funny how appealing it is when clothes have no age limit.
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And the Warren option is the more appealing one in many ways.
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Lopez was permanently banned from the sport, a decision he is appealing.
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Colorado is appealing a circuit court ruling that sided with the electors.
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What was it about those earnest old shows that is so appealing?
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Not a sexual pleasure but something, it's appealing to something within me.
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All of those frames made appealing pitches just a few years ago.
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A state judge overturned the order, but Rockland is appealing that decision.
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But with isolation becoming the new norm, it's suddenly looking more appealing.
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But it is increasingly appealing to foreign-born New Yorkers as well.
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Simple plywood built-ins offered a visually appealing (and cost-effective) solution.
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Which family's typical dinner is the most appealing or interesting to you?
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Some lawmakers are appealing to his ego to get it passed. 6.
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One of poetry's most appealing elements can be its mixture of observations.
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On Thursday, he filed a grievance appealing his firing, according to Madison.com.
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His Friday sermons appealing for moderation on all sides meet with derision.
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Experts thought Iron Man's suit was visually appealing but probably not comfortable.
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Hospitals in Wuhan have posted messages online urgently appealing for medical equipment.
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Going it alone might sound appealing, but is easier said than done.
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Google had been appealing that decision until this week's settlement was reached.
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The film was directed in secret while Rasoulof was appealing his sentence.
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Mr. Frumkes, who did not respond to requests for comment, is appealing.
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These plans could prove appealing to some people who are currently uninsured.
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Does stale bacon mixed with goopy soft-serve sound appealing to you?
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That makes the northern and southern parts of the equatorial region appealing.
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Do you think it might make the product more appealing to others?
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Appealing to religious voters will be a difficult sell for any Democrat.
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The nudge's most appealing feature, its simplicity, was also among its constraints.
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Long, brisk walks might turn out to be more appealing, he says.
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He did, closing with his most appealing side: his humanity and vulnerability.
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"I'm not playing defense for that, but it is appealing," he said.
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Making trading even more appealing by slashing fees could harm their portfolio.
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At the same time, Warren's message is increasingly appealing to Democratic voters.
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Appealing to millennials' much-hyped sense of social responsibility might also work.
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Supreme's casual disregard for appealing to mainstream tastemakers only strengthens its appeal.
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He added that a message of "inclusivity" is appealing with younger generations.
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Iqos is Altria's own attempt to provide an appealing alternative to cigarettes.
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Those stocks are most appealing to investors when bond yields are low.
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Congressional Republicans are appealing to Trump to scale back his tariffs decision.
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The administration is appealing, but some senators don't want to wait. Sen.
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While appealing in theory, the concept hasn't been broadly implemented so far.
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If Bear sounds appealing but you're an Android user, check out JotterPad.
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Still a relatively young and appealing politician, Kamala Harris will have opportunities.
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That's fine when rallying the Democratic base and appealing to genuine independents.
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The government is appealing those decisions, which have drawn Mr. Trump's fury.
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It's not really an issue for the people we are appealing to.
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He has always demanded that the style of play be "popular," appealing.
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The President suggested Monday that border security was appealing to Hispanic voters.
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Certainly no one has made the practice of biography sound so appealing.
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He was appealing to people's self-interest and I don't do that.
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South Dakota, appealing a lower court decision that favored Wayfair Inc, Overstock.
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There are two reasons that make the drink appealing to some drinkers.
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Amichai's art is as appealing in its depths as in its shallows.
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Varnish said appealing against British Cycling's decision would be a pointless process.
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It certainly did not hurt that she was a particularly appealing dog.
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Particularly appealing to Roupenian is the shock value in foregrounding female antagonists.
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We always knew you could win that way — appealing to the worst.
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And his First Concerto, though less often played, is youthful and appealing.
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Christian, magnetic and intelligent, strikes an appealing balance of smugness and sensitivity.
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His voice, if not sizable or richly colored, is firm and appealing.
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Circle-the-wagons patriotism, maybe even a little jingoism, becomes more appealing.
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Drunk dialing her ex yields no success in appealing to Loïs's heart.
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Civilians never hear the real stories, just the versions they find appealing.
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I guess it's just a matter of who are you appealing to?
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The image Miller produces of life under public financing is really appealing.
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From a lifestyle perspective, there are so many things appealing about Austin.
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The state, appealing a lower court decision that favored Wayfair Inc, Overstock.
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People obviously are attracted to the sunniest, most appealing version of that.
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So now the protesters have shifted tactics by appealing to them directly.
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There's something very inherently appealing about seeing how tricky people can be.
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Is the aesthetic of dill as appealing to you as the flavor?
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And when you put it that way, it doesn't sound too appealing.
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Even Netflix's push into anime with Neo Yokio proved less than appealing.
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In some ways, it's a more visually appealing than the original Metroid.
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So what is it about Whoop that makes it so appealing to the performance athletics crowd–and appealing for investors like the Founder's Collective, Two Sigma Ventures, Jack Dorsey, Nicholas Negroponte, the NFL and, most recently, Bose Ventures?
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The federation has made the move in an attempt to make the sport more appealing to a younger generation, and it has designed its rules to make sporting matches every bit as visually appealing as their big-screen counterparts.
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As I initially pointed out, facts and rational arguments are often insufficient to sway sceptics; personal stories, social contact, appealing to emotions, emphasising what unites us, appealing to other people's values and addressing people's underlying concerns may also help.
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An appealing concept With the world's populations predicted to reach 9.7 billion by 2050, and cities predicted to become more crowded, hyperproductive indoor vertical farming built in unused spaces, or close to the consumer, has become an appealing concept.
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What is it about Outdoor Voices — or sportswear in general — that was appealing?
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Gwynnie Bee prompted the label to create bigger patterns and more appealing designs.
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But I think the film is really appealing to hearts more than minds.
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The store's mannequin displays were much more innovative and visually appealing than JCPenney's.
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Spin recently joined Uber's Jump and Lime in appealing San Francisco's permitting process.
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Phillips fought back, appealing that ruling all the way to the Supreme Court.
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The idea may be particularly appealing in Utah, co-founder Jason Jensen suspects.
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GIF: GoogleListen, on some level I understand why this feature might be appealing.
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Something way more appealing to LP collectors is Sony's brand new PS-HX500.
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The Inspiralizer makes it easy to turn fruit and vegetables into appealing ribbons.
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"The advocates for illegal aliens are appealing to emotion," Mehlman told Fox News.
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If more apps supported Graph, you can see how appealing that could be.
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The plans are appealing to consumers because they are cheaper than Obamacare plans.
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But the loudest advocates on the margins are appealing to very different constituencies.
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He is currently appealing the verdict at the tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands.
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Try it and you'll quickly understand how much less appealing your phone becomes.
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Appealing to the Trump team's anti-regulatory zeal may be his only chance.
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Every new administration makes splashy executive actions aimed at appealing to the base.
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Users who want multiple speakers find Google's linking functionality more appealing, he said.
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Intelligence officials can also reach around the White House, appealing directly to Congress.
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As things stand, though, Link is looking like a much more appealing option.
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If not, hold out until Kylie comes out with other appealing cleanser variants.
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Should you finally switch to T-Mobile and its litany of appealing offers?
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Labrie is also separately appealing his case before the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
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The administration is now appealing the suspension, and a decision is expected soon.
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But I think Bernie did a good job of appealing to that generation.
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Her candidacy would probably take votes from a moderate, more appealing Peronist candidate.
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Ledgers become immediately appealing as soon as a database needs to be decentralized.
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Appealing to both of these groups is a difficult trick to pull off.
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"It's clear that we've hit on something that is really appealing to people."
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Mr Mamic, who is appealing against the verdict, has now fled to Bosnia.
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The network also has a worldwide audience, which is appealing to the league.
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Abstract and poetic, his sculptural paintings are both aesthetically appealing and profoundly meaningful.
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The Justice Department will be appealing the ruling, a spokesperson announced Thursday evening.
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This was really appealing, especially since I appreciate a buttery bag of popcorn.
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All of this she blames on smartphones — and it's a superficially appealing idea.
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Bird, however, won't be appealing its permit denial, CEO Travis VanderZanden told Axios.
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He also said appealing to the Supreme Court is not a guarantee yet.
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It's intimate and appealing, like watching Elgort awkwardly serenade his high school sweetheart.
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That made shopping at Walmart seem far more appealing, and clearly Amazon agreed.
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You know, if a splash of pickle in your iced tea sounds appealing.
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Politics, metro-style, requires appealing to moderates, liberals and even conservatives, he explains.
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That they are expensive, but not backbreakingly so, only makes them more appealing.
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Right now, the parents and their attorney are working on appealing the decision.
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If someone is still reluctant to participate, try appealing to their better nature.
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The childlike quality of this app makes it particularly appealing for younger users.
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Many retailers see lower prices as essential to appealing to Japan's thrifty consumers.
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The suffering was terrible, of course, and it was also enormously visually appealing.
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Trump made that claim again Tuesday night while appealing to supporters of Sen.
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For Delay, that difference was what made Scanner Sombre so much more appealing.
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But conspiracy theories can be appealing to people for a lot of reasons.
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I suspect this is part of what makes him such an appealing performer.
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As such, the FDA sees them as a dangerously appealing route into smoking.
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Everything about the way Jenkins frames this story is unconventional, startling, and appealing.
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These elements converge to make Tiffany a more structurally appealing brand long-term.
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Neither option was particularly appealing for Facebook, but the situation was not unfamiliar.
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What is it about young women as outsiders that's so appealing to you?
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Ultimately, if a lymphatic drainage massage sounds appealing to you, go for it.
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Of course, age alone doesn't disqualify Gore from appealing to the millennial vote.
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Its sheer power and the glowing lights would be appealing to a gamer.
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It's just the visual part—the cast and its entourage—that is appealing.
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What do you find so appealing or romantic about this old western world?
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There's something appealing about people who display a near total lack of guardedness.
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The prospects for McDonald's in India look appealing, thanks to expanding middle classes.
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Why do people prone to violence find Islam so appealing for their purpose?
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That could be an appealing reason to whip out Snapchat wherever you go.
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But mainstream American audiences are less likely to find it recognizable and appealing.
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When Northam admitted to wearing blackface, Democrats had an appealing alternative in Fairfax.
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The state is appealing a court ruling saying the commerce cannot be destroyed.
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That's way more appealing to me than forced vibrations synced to movie trailers.
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They start appealing to their own referees, friends of theirs in the stands.
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That depends on whether they settle with Gawker, which is appealing the verdict.
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Mr Corbyn became leader by bypassing Labour MPs and appealing to party activists.
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Others say that buses are being slowed by roadworks, making them less appealing.
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Theo is suave, persuasive, and definitely the most appealing of the Crain siblings.
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White reflective things don't look anywhere near as appealing as dark reflective things.
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Americans and Britons might think foreigners learn English because their culture is appealing.
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The spiral appeared to present the information in an appealing and straightforward way.
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"We knew that visually rich projects are very appealing" to Netflix, Hornburg said.
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What I see is a cute gadget with a really appealing promo video.
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But Samsung is appealing to its power users who probably like these features.
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After eight years of chaos, it is understandable why General Haftar looks appealing.
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That's what makes legal weed and its promises of quality control so appealing.
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Adding Google Assistant to the mix only makes things that much more appealing.
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First, can he obtain a pardon by appealing to federal or state executives?
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Internet virtue will always be much less profitable than appealing to moral weakness.
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Both men have been sentenced to death row but are appealing their convictions.
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Many pieces add up to what's appealing to the users and athletes today.
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A jury awarded Hogan $140 million in March, a decision Gawker is appealing.
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Their lower buying power and life stage make them less appealing to brands.
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The company has always worked hard to make its product appealing to riders.
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Teams find it appealing to trade a volatile veteran for a draft pick.
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Batista, who is appealing his conviction, could not immediately be reached for comment.
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This seemed especially appealing at Coachella, where I was surrounded by 90,000 people.
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Many of these previous changes have made the app, understandably, much less appealing.
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" She admits the publicity and buzz garnered from high-profile castings is "appealing.
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Twitter is doing what it can to make its Mac app more appealing.
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It shows just how successfully Facebook can copy and scale an appealing format.
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I could definitely see how that would be appealing to someone like Emma.
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But when it comes to our kids, location tracking is suddenly less appealing.
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Finerman also said that Home Depot would look appealing on a price dip.
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Leclerc said it was considering appealing to the EU's European Court of Justice.
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In many ways, the concept is certainly an intriguing and vaguely appealing one.
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Several tribes are now appealing against their pending expulsions in the high court.
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But, the taste isn't even the most appealing thing about these new products.
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Ponder's parents, Rhinold and Michele Ponder, both attorneys, are appealing the school's decision.
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If prices at your local bike shop aren't appealing, try Craigslist or eBay.
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Targeting risk rather than size is a very appealing approach to policy wonks.
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Democrats' success won't be found in making the party more appealing to moderates.
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And getting away with the one you love has never seemed more appealing.
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Searching for solutions "Ranking communities ... is appealing to Americans' competitive nature," said Catlin.
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But, with Donovan appealing, the case is likely to carry into next year.
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It had a unique taste that was most appealing, particularly that howling exhaust.
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Still, appealing to younger voters could deliver longer-term results at the polls.
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But with a depreciating currency, lower share prices become more appealing to investors.
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"It's so appealing as there's very little training, it's low cost and convenient."
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Karma envisions itself as a driver's electric car, which is appealing to engineers.
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Now that it's letting you track them, that may not be so appealing.
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Between these two easily appealing displays, there's plenty more that shouldn't be overlooked.
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Both men are currently appealing their convictions and the cases are still pending.
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More important, Australia let the dollar depreciate, which made its exports more appealing.
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That may seem appealing, what with the state of American politics these days.
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It is a development that the rapper regards as both appealing and disturbing.
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" Hell, Cochran is quoted as saying she feels "plain water isn't that appealing.
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At the time of her death, Lankesh was on bail appealing the verdict.
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Willingham spent the next 25 years professing his innocence and appealing his conviction.
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Trump needs someone to run against who is even less appealing than himself.
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Notably, Disney+ wasn't only appealing to families with children, the study also found.
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While they are visually appealing and impressive technical achievements, conceptual rigor gets lost.
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"I am appealing all Somali people to come forward and donate," he said.
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There are 593 players currently part of the fund; some are still appealing.
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The process of appealing an award is known as a professional judgment review.
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"The whole idea of aging in place is appealing to me," she said.
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He's an appealing kid, no longer a child yet not quite a man.
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An all-inclusive seems appealing to you, but is it the right choice?
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When a package looks appealing, it's time to find out what's actually included.
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What would likely be even more appealing to Trump is Christie's famous pugnacity.
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Options could include appealing or coming up with a new plan, it added.
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That makes its content far more appealing than anything Spotify can produce itself.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda even hopped on the rescue train, appealing to NBC directly.
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Their goal was to make essential oils more appealing to a general audience.
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South Dakota, appealing a lower court decision, is being supported by Trump's administration.
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A big-tent approach is not just about appealing to centrists or conservatives.
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The identification is appealing (if not the established fact that Isaacson ultimately suggests).
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It is a romantic story, an appealing one, one we can readily understand.
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Swiss-based Alfa Romeo, formerly Sauber, said they would be appealing the decision.
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And what's so appealing to his supporters is he does it so convincingly.
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I listen to what he says, and he's obviously appealing to his base.
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But even more appealing for some buyers might be the family-friendly touches.
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It also shows Amazon's continued effort to make its Prime membership more appealing.
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I was waiting for Gunther, whose blunt Berlin chivalry I had found appealing.
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Just appealing on an inclusive level, we went with something far more artistic.
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Some of Studio Job's less ambitiously contrived works are among its most appealing.
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Gizmodo will be appealing the FCC's denial of our request for these records.
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Both of the new offerings will be especially appealing to spicy food lovers.
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Sampson's lawyer, Nick Akerman, said his client looked forward to appealing his conviction.
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Ms. Marrero is the find, giving her blunt, brainy character an appealing pithiness.
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They are appealing and attainable, as are so many of the other recipes.
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If the delays stretch out further, other launch providers will look increasingly appealing.
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She is also, as played by Ms. Parker, deeply real and somehow appealing.
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Neither is appealing, but one is clearly a worse choice than the other.
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Australia, which publishes The Daily Telegraph, is appealing Wigney's ruling, The Guardian reported.
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"Valuations now look appealing," Christopher Swann, cross asset strategist at UBS Wealth Management.
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They are issues that unite Democrats while appealing to Independents and even Republicans.
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But it also creates traffic and sidewalk congestion, which others find less appealing.
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American education is a messy affair and the façade of control is appealing.
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Several of the defense lawyers said their clients were appealing the guilty verdicts.
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Young people are voting for Sanders because he is appealing to their aspirations.
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Trump has made opportunity, entrepreneurship and wealth creation both possible and appealing again.
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An innocent or appealing face does not dispel the reality that guns kill.
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The administration is appealing that ruling to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Everyone said that when she was younger she'd been so clean, so appealing.
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On Tuesday, the district decided to move forward in appealing the swimmer's disqualification.
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But it's not just what his counterparts lacked that made Lopez Obrador appealing.
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The very strictness of the regulation may have made it an appealing target.
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That's the moral of this story, the appealing, gleaming jewel in the trash.
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"Please @HillaryClinton @timkaine call for #AuditTheVote," wrote Writerchick on Twitter, appealing to Mrs.
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Burfict is appealing the suspension, and there is a chance it is reduced.
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That gives Apollo a chance to buy those companies at very appealing prices.
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And in the back yard, it just makes the space look less appealing.
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Always a picky eater, with these intermittent fevers, very few foods seemed appealing.
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Clouds of sulfuric acid make it an even less appealing place to visit.
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A more appealing and competent set of primary candidates might have stopped this.
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There was a lot that was appealing about the gig economy at first.
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She is now serving a 20-year sentence, which she is still appealing.
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She was appealing enough to provide the positive spin her father often needed.
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Donald Trump won by appealing to the cultural anxieties of blue-collar whites.
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But if that all sounds appealing, you can pick one up starting today.
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In light of my results, the TRT is no longer appealing to me.
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You need to make cigarettes and smoking combustible products less addictive, less appealing.
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Suddenly, watching other people tackle home makeovers on TV sounds exponentially more appealing.
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VICE is reviewing the judgment and giving serious consideration to appealing the decision.
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However, Google said in a statement that it will consider appealing the decision.
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You're more appealing to investors, and you don't need outside investment to survive.
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I have little ideas, but I can't really say for sure what's appealing.
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He is currently appealing the suspension in the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Unlike a nicotine patch or gum, e-cigarettes are great-tasting and appealing.
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Moulton is running on his national security experience, to appealing to America's veterans.
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Perhaps it was an appealing quality to sugar daddies, or mommies, in Azeroth.
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So what exactly is so appealing about watching a movie about bad movie?
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But that's not stopping Sanders from appealing to them to save his candidacy.
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This makes it a very appealing subject for neuroscientists and artificial intelligence researchers.
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Lastly, even though it is just a winner's card, it's not visually appealing.
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The Associated Press notes that she has been appealing to moderate Republican voters.
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But it's much more appealing than being nibbled on by worms and bacteria.
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It also hopes appealing to a new audience will help it grow again.
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"Companies just won't stop making themselves more appealing," the "Mad Money " host said.
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But anti-scientific nonsense is extremely appealing at the populist fringes of politics.
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This sounds plausible, but it's hardly what makes profanity so appealing or enjoyable.
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They are also more appealing, traditionally, to the most ideological and motivated voters.
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It has this humanity, which is so appealing and to me very Shakespearean.
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If appealing to history is insufficient, how about a look at the polls?
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All of that plus her Midwestern appeal makes her an appealing pick. 5.
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But you can't reweave a fragmented nation by appealing just to Lockean individualism.
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Active creative processes, like dancing, will be more appealing than something more cerebral.
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Police will exhaust all avenues, he continued, and are still appealing to witnesses.
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Cardinal Barbarin, 68, promptly offered to resign, though he is appealing the verdict.
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If you're sick of political speak, normal talk is going to be appealing.
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It's appealing and accessible in a way that the Beatles never really were.
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Politically, however, you can sort of see why Trump finds this approach appealing.
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Of course, making Twitter more appealing to everyday people—who doesn't like GIFs?
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I found the inclusiveness of the Democratic Party to be much more appealing.
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Ms. Robles was appealing that decision at the time of Mr. Juarez's death.
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But Huawei remains appealing to rural networks because it is cheaper than alternatives.
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"A quick fix is very appealing to the North American society," he said.
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Index-based investing is appealing partly because it promises to simplify decision-making.
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An electable candidate, the thinking goes, has to be authentic and broadly appealing.
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"The 23700 is an appealing watch with a clean classic design," she said.
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If that sounds appealing to you, you may want to get a Chromebook.
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For many cooks and diners, the bite-size meatball is the most appealing.
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For this reason, this "golden parachute" option should be appealing to Cuba's rulers.
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That could make it more appealing for a partner to move there, too.
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That didn't have its intended effect, of appealing to moderates and progressives alike.
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Whether Huawei is a global name — and an appealing one — is another matter.
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This could be creating a dearth of appealing male partners for these women.
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I find this really appealing because we're all feeling so powerless right now.
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The flexibility of renting, however, might be the most appealing amenity of all.
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It's as fun and appealing to clean as you'd expect it to be.
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Women saw these men as more physically appealing as well, the study found.
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Crosscheck appeared to offer an appealing scientific certainty to the hunt for fraud.
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Mr. Yu's relatives said on Friday that they were considering appealing the decision.
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Community and religious leaders stood with local elected officials in appealing for calm.
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So what is it about the sleeping bag shoe that is so appealing?
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His sound has an appealing warmth even in the most testosterone-fueled outbursts.
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We will be appealing numerous aspects of the verdict and the judge's ruling.
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It is the lack of everything that makes it an appealing secret spot.
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Never witnessed or heard of any derogatory remarks or anyone exhibiting appealing behavior.
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But this production makes an appealing case for the interconnectedness of the senses.
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For me, what's most appealing about Minecraft isn't the creation; it's the world.
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While it has an appealing documentary quality, "we, the invisibles" also feels directionless.
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And just inland are some tremendously appealing mountain towns like Borgomaro and Apricale.
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The mixture won't look appealing when you pour boiling sugar syrup over gelatin.
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She protested the union for a year, appealing to her parents and brothers.
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Not all wood floors, however, are equally appealing or appropriate for every space.
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The idea is simple and appealing: Deliver easily prepared meals to clients' doors.
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That argument is appealing, in Angola as well as in the United States.
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"As sure as I am bald, we will be appealing this," said Aidala.
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The program "is very appealing for Chinese and Russian" buyers, Mr. Savvaidis said.
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A story about a math competition might not sound appealing to many readers.
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It's appealing to a wider range of consumers than they thought, Koch said.
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Some are embracing the changes around instant booking and appealing to business travelers.
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It's family-friendly, but still appealing to couples and those traveling sans kids.
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