It needs to coax them into engagement with one another.
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And American Presidents used to coax Netanyahu to observe limits.
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The dollar's recent weakness likely has helped coax visitors stateside.
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They coax contestants to explain situations during talking head interviews.
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Ranchers typically use bull whips to coax animals into pens.
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I coax T. into bed with me for some snuggles.
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That could ultimately coax active traders back into the commodity market.
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That was enough to coax some senators into the "yes" column.
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The idea was to coax the universities' boffins into business ventures.
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This is Ian Morphett working to coax the baby's mother down.
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They tried to coax President Trump into calling for Moore's ouster.
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The workplaces are designed to coax people to change their behavior.
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We brought in Roger Love to coax him through the vocals.
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You have to coax it out, especially as you serve it.
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It is to this view that he wants to coax Trump.
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I coax him back home, which takes a solid half an hour.
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Unnerved, the police are trying to coax many out of their cars.
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One approach is to coax China into behaving better by acting collectively.
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Paisley then tried to coax his cohost into spilling the beans herself.
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Lopez and the officers tried to coax Armstrong back to the hospital.
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Might he coax Turkey into leaving northern Syria, and under what conditions?
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In sex work negotiations, we coax and manipulate using our feminine wiles.
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The Echo Link offers a digital connection through Toslink or Digital Coax.
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There are things you can do to coax yourself into drifting off.
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You just need to coax it out, one word at a time.
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And so they attempted to coax the combatants toward the negotiating table.
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The ephemeral atmosphere will coax you from reality and completely consume you.
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"Come on, little one," he whispers, trying to coax the creature into being.
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Officers used their crisis communication skills to coax the man off the bridge.
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Maybe if this album generates enough love then we can coax Tom onstage.
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It describes the ability to coax and persuade others, rather than coerce them.
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Or a silent afterwork drink to coax away that cold, crippling loneliness.[Tinder]
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Rework federal funding to coax younger, healthier people into buying that new policy.
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Raniere urged Daniela to coax them to return for Nxivm classes, she said.
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I spent half an hour trying to coax him off a tire swing.
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They learned how to change his diaper and helped coax bottles into him.
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Some writers can smack a genre's clichés and coax them back to life.
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To help coax the sap out of the trees, producers use vacuum pumps.
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How do those who serve him coax this troubling fact from their minds?
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RUTLEDGE: THE CAPACITY OF OUR NETWORK, OUR FIBER-BASED COAX NETWORK IS TREMENDOUS.
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Some species sold as captive-bred are notoriously difficult to coax into reproducing.
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If so, that might be enough to coax a grin out of Zimmer.
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A convincing victory for him here could coax other establishment Republicans to his side.
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The police find her, on another ward, and coax her back to her room.
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But they know how to coax a good performance out of their financial transactions.
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Biota's process is just the latest technology pioneered to coax more oil from rock.
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First the fat, then maybe we'll find a way to coax out the organs.
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You finally coax yourself from bed long enough to go cry in the shower.
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Its power to coax money from the pockets of the faithful is truly awesome.
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Mr. Graham used his natural shyness and sympathy to coax people into speaking freely.
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But this fear has not been enough to coax them in Mr. Cruz's direction.
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In particular, her ability to coax a laugh from anyone and everyone was undeniable.
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Adults coax toddlers to imitate them, while giggling childhood friends peck one another's cheeks.
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Her detractors said her inability to coax them back showed a lack of leadership.
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Dax tried the ignition again, and again, hoping to coax the engine to life.
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Coax people who had dropped out of the labor force to look for work.
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Turkey has appealed for more time to coax the rebels toward a peace agreement.
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Eventually, the state offered incentives to coax some brave new insurers into the market.
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The director Alex Timbers ("Beetlejuice") was brought in to coax out threads and themes.
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As someone invited her to sing, he tried to coax her, unsuccessfully, to join.
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Then I have to convince my wife and coax my cats into uncomfortable positions.
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Sotheby's used guarantees to coax other big-name works to its Wednesday night auction.
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If you're having trouble deciding, never fear: Saint Valentine will coax out the truth.
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With its earnings down 95%, Chipotle is struggling to coax customers back With its earnings down 95%, Chipotle is struggling to coax customers back Chipotle's multiple food safety scandals in 2015 have taken a heavy toll on the restaurant chain's profits and revenue.
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I end up sleeping for another 229 minutes before I coax myself out of bed.
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His efforts to coax the president away from his dafter ideas did not always succeed.
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Maybe. But it took her father, Gregg, to actually coax Stone back onto the water.
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Intuitive and gregarious, she knows just when to offer a handkerchief or coax a memory.
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Officers tried to coax Mr. Paul from his room before eventually sawing through the door.
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About 70 officers and negotiators, some using ladders, tried to coax him to the ground.
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A government source said migration minister Yannis Mouzalas was trying to coax aid organizations back.
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Wright had brought a fancy cake, hoping it would coax Litnianski into letting them in.
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At first, endogenous retroviruses coax cells to make more retroviruses that can infect other cells.
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But they do know how to coax a good performance out of their financial transactions.
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And this is the best shit they can coax out of his stiff, dead body.
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And employers evidently needed to pay higher wages to coax these workers off the sidelines.
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She also secretly recorded Kelly earlier this month, trying to coax him into a confession.
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Steyer built his political brand on funding a campaign to coax lawmakers into impeaching Trump.
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Scientists did all they could to coax more abingdonii out of George and his mates.
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And what better way to coax them into trying something new than with something truly delicious?
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He can goad states and coax school districts, offering gold stars to those who shape up.
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So Shell has to coax investors along with a mix of hard cash and prudent investments.
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I coax my hair into lying flat for once, let the dog out, and feed him.
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The hope is that the electronic assistants will coax travelers into the airport's shops and restaurants.
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To connect an antenna, you'll need to buy a third party USB-A to coax adapter.
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Third, health plans can coax doctors to stint on care through schemes of bonuses and penalties.
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Santander did not coax them into signing contracts it thought would be contrary to their interests.
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Not always, but seductive Venus might be able to coax a smile out of you today.
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For decades, the federal government has been trying to coax American consumers into buying electric vehicles.
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They coax homeowners to hood their porch lamps or dim a bright light outside their house.
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Each call, sources recounted, was designed to sell, coax, soothe or undercut any hint of opposition.
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Instead, they coax us to accept their complexities and, in turn, revel in our own skin.
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Straight off the bat, he alters his way of speaking to coax Georgie into trusting him.
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He wandered off down the street—they were trying to coax him back into the house.
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If we had bangs, we'd tuck a finger beneath our head cover and coax them out.
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Barack Obama spent years trying to coax the Europeans into doing more for their collective defense.
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More: The U.S. and Israel are trying to coax Russia away from its alliance with Iran.
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One eager driver was able to coax his vehicle to 120 miles an hour — in Brooklyn!
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Baking has always been a way for cooks to coax an overripe, or a just-O.
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Ms. Fornés would eventually coax the actress out from under the stage and bring her home.
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It appears BLM went to Lacey's crib to protest in an effort to coax her out.
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Some research has suggested that car-share programs can coax people to give up their cars.
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Still, no one ever managed to coax Bean onto the catwalk until Mr. Snyder came along.
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It was the Biden many of us know and wanted to coax out of the shadows.
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Once such holes form, doctors don't really know how to coax the skin to heal itself.
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It doesn't take much to coax the experts into spilling some tea on America's turkey illiteracy.
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Mr. Kim could also coax China and Russia into further easing sanctions at the United Nations.
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California Highway Patrol officers try to coax a man off a freeway sign in downtown Los Angeles.
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If he ever had trouble sleeping, they'd said, a single capsule could coax him back to dreamland.
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Christakis, for one, isn't afraid of a future where unsophisticated bots coax humans toward making better decisions.
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The logic, say some, is that that's a better way to coax those countries away from Russia.
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Prominent officials who had closely followed Brunson's case tried to coax this reported deal into reality. Sens.
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The president-elect now has targeted Facebook ads to help coax people to his party, Gothamist reports.
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Then came the runway show, and Durham had to coax several of the girls onto the stage.
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The animal lover tried to catch and coax the pup toward safety, but the canine remained elusive.
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The Grammy awards coax all our favorite musicians from their hidey holes for one big celebratory night.
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It seems like a massive oversight that a coax cable isn't integrated into the streaming player itself.
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Its owner even tries to coax it across in a failed attempt to refute Aesop's everlasting wisdom.
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To secure backing for policy measures, a leader must coax and cajole a broad range of allies.
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OPPO RX17 Pro (128 GB) — save £200 Powerful night shot settings that coax light through the dark.
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Besides, just how many of these people can really be left to coax out into the open?
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If you can coax your son into telling his own stories, maybe he'll open up to books.
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He's convinced Dr. Melfi has hung it there manipulatively, to coax him into some kind of breakthrough.
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Bring along food — you may be able to coax a hungry cat from a dangerously high perch.
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During the summer, they tried to coax the government into negotiations by offering nine hostages for ransom.
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Into that void moved a state-owned insurer, before Florida offered incentives to coax in new insurers.
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She said that when she got up to leave, Mr. Ratner tried to coax her into staying.
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ANONYMOUS All week, I've been trying to coax myself into seeing these highlights as playful and temporary.
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Tempering, Pidathala learned, was the process of heating spices in hot fat to coax out their flavors.
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Democrats have time to coax Bullock into the race: Montana has a March 9 filing deadline. Sen.
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I reached Richard by email, and he was willing to try to coax the recipe from her.
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Abbink thawed the virus and figured out how to coax it to grow in monkey-kidney cells.
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Noland is able to coax considerable variation from what might seem to be an unyielding formal device.
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But if the SNES Mini is a thing, then there a couple games that could coax me back.
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"Go to your nature place," the girl says in an attempt to coax the butterfly off her net.
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Mike Johnson tried to coax Robert Mueller into saying he would not recommend impeachment, but Mueller wasn't biting.
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He often tried to coax Harmon into going with him, only to get a solid "no" each time.
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Time crystals can't exist without the repeating pulse of energy to coax the atoms to organize in time.
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It uses the language and conventions of a group to coax out hypocrisy or frustration from its members.
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That, she hopes, could bolster her argument on the Brexit talks, and coax the EU into making concessions.
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A child tugs on her robe, trying to coax her back to reality, and she shoves him aside.
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The AirTV Adapter seems like an afterthought, as a coax input should be built into the streaming player.
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While we're here, what sort of cheese should you use to coax a bear down from a tree?
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To coax more women to apply, a group of female NASA astronauts answered questions for Glamour magazine's website.
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Even though "it knows what it did," it's like a stubborn child: nobody can coax it into confessing.
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Others think Mr. Weaver may be the one person who can coax Mr. Sanders into a conciliatory stance.
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They can still coax host cells to make full-fledged viruses that can escape and infect other victims.
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A week earlier I had watched her and Sheppard, both wheelchair users, slowly coax the ramp to life.
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In a last-ditch effort, he wades into the brush to coax the rabbit out from the fire.
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She should take time to sort out her passions and coax fantasy Rebecca out into the real-world.
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At the end of the interview, Mr. Kimmel tried one more trick to coax out a definitive response.
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Eventually, R. gets bored of watching me sleep and brings me coffee to coax me out of bed.
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But the company, which is using sustainable agriculture methods, hopes to coax ever better fruit from its fields.
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Instead of reducing their balance sheet, they may try to coax rates up in medium-term notes further.
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At the same time, Puerto Rico's efforts to coax its creditors to agree to concessions have gone nowhere.
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Geithner worried about imperilling the fragile recovery, and he wanted to coax financiers into accepting other industry reforms.
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Mr. Emmert's lobbying against that law was credited with helping to coax an amendment that satisfied some critics.
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You can see one guard try to coax North into getting closer to mom, crouching to her level.
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TMZ broke the story ... she recently recorded a phone conversation, attempting to coax a confession out of him.
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As a campfire builder, it's your job to coax that tiny bit of energy into growing, slowly and thoroughly.
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On the diplomatic side, it doesn't look like anyone is going to coax Assad out of power anytime soon.
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Late to its own party, Samsung is now attempting to coax people into using Bixby by offering them points.
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"Yes, I'm bouncing on a birth ball trying to coax my baby out," she said on her Instagram story.
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Strategic players should build a consensus between their allies – and subtly coax other players into eliminating their ideal targets.
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The deal fit neatly into the White House's efforts to coax foreign countries to invest in the United States.
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Sunshiners also seem to be convinced that only they can coax the North onto the path of common sense.
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With Pogba attracting fierce heat for his poor performances, Mourinho needs to coax out his inner superstar, and fast.
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And so what would Ryan be willing to do to coax just enough Republicans to support the farm bill?
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This spoils many methods for exploiting that connection to coax information out of the device without the user's consent.
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Sandra kneeled down and spoke softly, her arms around her grandson as she tried to coax away his pain.
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The US military said ISIS has increasingly attempted to use civilians as shields and coax the coalition into strikes.
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He learned to coax Brother Cyrus into that place of rev‑erie, and he collected the stories like treasure.
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Increasingly, only those who can afford to dig borehole wells are able to coax a living from the land.
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He redid some of the wiring and said that the coax connection was properly grounded for sure this time.
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It falls to Kat to coax it out while Jane lies with her legs akimbo in the fashion closet.
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How do you coax real answers out of the candidates without just letting them rest on their talking points?
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Then a few cows finished off the patch of corn he had managed to coax out of the soil.
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Tellingly, Congress even refused to fund the concessions the Clinton administration had made to coax Pyongyang into the deal.
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To coax additional performance from Windows 10, turn off special effects, uninstall unwanted programs, and change your startup settings.
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"Spearfishing" scams, in which an email is designed to coax a user into clicking, can put systems at risk.
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With his hands on his temples, he jumps and paces frantically, apparently trying to coax the creature toward him.
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It's a landscape free of distraction, and that sensory deprivation seems to coax novel ideas from those it envelopes.
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The artist uses feathers and brushes to coax out and discipline his images from residuals of a dead flame.
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The campaign was launched on Instagram and managed to coax out the (small but substantial) warmth of the internet.
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Halberstadt made several trips to Russia to visit his father, trying to coax their strained relationship back to life.
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Repeat as necessary, adding a bit of dish soap or liquid laundry detergent to coax out more stubborn stains.
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And once the outbreak has ceased, it will take longer still to coax people back to their usual habits.
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Only ample time in simmering water will coax the salt and spices into their flesh, seasoning them from within.
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Trump had tried to coax him into becoming the lead tenant in one of his commercial buildings, he said.
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With a shocking frequency, prosecutors and police coax so-called snitches to lie outright about what other prisoners say.
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Vogue does not coax Yankees or Red Sox onto its pages to be photographed with the latest top model.
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I wasn't about to step back onto a hamster wheel in order to coax verbal affirmations from a lover.
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Each day a would-be surgeon must bestowSlow, orchestrated rounds of TLC To coax those grouchy pods from Mexico.
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Time after time, these leaders must coerce, coax, or circumvent the thousands of people under them to take action.
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They ordered animal traps, hoping that food — like the cheese sticks Katie preferred — would coax her into a cage.
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And it may be hard for IAP to coax any Democrats into working with a group led by Davis.
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Have you ever attempted to coax a transfixed child out of their 900th viewing of "Johny Johny Yes Papa"?
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His great asset was an ability to coax wealthy collectors into giving or bequeathing their treasures to the Met.
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Promising a minimum price at auction can coax an owner into selling, but it leaves the auction house vulnerable.
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Basketball consumes his time and energy, and he tries to coax the same single-minded focus from his players.
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But we can't let them win; we must find a way to coax some positives out of this situation.
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But the Norway curlers do deserve a lot of credit for employing fashion to coax more eyes onto their sport.
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Market players already were concerned that this month's 14-percent rally could coax U.S. shale crude producers to raise output.
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But the more of my old favorite foods I tried to coax my stomach into accepting, the more it rejected.
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Sit back and let a century of bouncing and bopping coax you off the couch and onto the dance floor.
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California Highway Patrol officers try to coax a man off a freeway sign in downtown Los Angeles on June 25.
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Over that span, multiple U.S. presidents have tried and failed to coax or pressure Pyongyang into abandoning its nuclear ambitions.
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Apple could also be trying to coax Trump into following through on his promise to help corporations repatriate overseas earnings.
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Above all, Gulf states have to overcome their dependence on volatile oil and coax their pampered people into productive work.
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The job of those who are elected is to coax local governments to fix potholes, supply water and the like.
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Harris Wang of Columbia wants to coax human kidney cells to synthesize the nine amino acids our bodies cannot make.
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But Kerry was able to coax Israeli and Palestinian negotiators to the first direct peace talks in almost three years.
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Like a series of Herculean tasks, many have tried and many have failed to coax Richard out from his lodgings.
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Despite those steps, many operators managed to lift output as they devised new ways to coax more oil from rock.
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Joey Wat's not trying to coax you into a life behind the counter at one of her company's 7,900 restaurants.
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The good Samaritan called the Michigan Humane Society emergency line after he managed to coax the dog to his truck.
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Young remembers how Barrs could coax Westbrook to ease up in a way that nobody else on the team could.
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That means businesses may need to coax users into pinging them first before they can reach them through Messenger Broadcast.
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Hopefully you do it without blaming the parents; you coax them and tell them that something has to be tried.
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By whatever means, Hayes was able to coax out sounds that could shift from slippery syncopation to dizzying, psychedelic crescendos.
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Ms. Lamkin-Brooks tried to coax details about next season's plot, but gave her word: she'd show up on Tuesday.
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It is hard to imagine how this would coax the Palestinians to offer more concessions in a negotiation with Israel.
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Digital Location might coax customers who were uninterested in Western Union's digital offerings online, expanding the firm's online user base.
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He hit towering, soft-landing iron shots, and finally — yes, finally — was able to coax a few putts to fall.
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Usually, trade talks make progress because the ambitious parties coax the foot-draggers forward by offering concessions on other matters.
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It's an effort to coax everyone to fill out a census form, whether they're in the country legally or not.
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The U.S. still wants to coax Myanmar out of China's orbit, despite the Myanmar military's mass slaughter of Rohingya Muslims.
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Then, scientists would have to determine how to coax one gene to copy a synthetic DNA sequence, Dr. Mitalipov said.
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There was a crash course in voice training, in an attempt to coax my old rumble into a reasonable alto.
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Filipino parents sometimes try to pass off dinuguan as "chocolate meat," to coax — con, really — their children into eating it.
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I manage to coax out of him that the location is south of here and the people there speak Spanish.
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Jaclyn Backhaus's slapdash comedy, at Playwright's Horizons, travels through time to coax oppressed spouses out of their powerful husband's shadows.
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The key metric is bricks per day, and initially the Construction Robotics team struggles to coax SAM to lay 108.
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The U.S. struck bilateral agreements with the leaders of China and India to coax them into ratifying it this year.
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Villareal plays God in a simulated universe, setting parameters within his algorithms to coax life out of cold, hard numbers.
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In the final scene of the episode, Westworld employee Felix is trying to coax a little dead bird back to life.
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The online-only availability of these meals is a strategic move by the company to coax more customers to order digitally.
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Especially if you can coax your negotiation partner into actually promising something they can&apost later deny or back out of.
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Parents tell their children that the elf is alive and watching over them in order to coax them into behaving well.
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On that particular night, I could hear her attempting to gently coax my aunt into lying back down, to no success.
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The idea is that a more optimistic approach at the top could help coax France more broadly out of its morosité.
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All three of these movies coax us to watch a guy crack up, turn violent, and then become a folk hero.
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It will connect to a unit like Samsung's current One Connect Box, which includes USB 3.0, coax, and multiple HDMI ports.
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Equally important were Beijing's close ties with Pakistan, Abdullah added, because that could help coax the Taliban to the negotiating table.
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Ideally, we're trying to coax as many tasty organic molecules from the roasted bean, which has been ground into tiny bits.
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But while Duke tries to coax Tommy out of his shell, Brother, her chocolate Labrador, chomps the banana in Duke's hand.
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"It's actually really bad for your voice," she told one interviewer who tried to coax her into doing a little Britney.
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The Marshall Plan, which would use funds provided by America to coax European industries back to life, lay in the future.
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At the same time, the House's most conservative members are frequently hard to coax into the "yes" column for different reasons.
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Call-centre workers will still be needed, not for repetitive tasks, but to coax customers into buying other products and services.
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These kind of bonds have so far only emerged from debt restructurings as a way to coax creditors to accept writedowns.
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Firefighters, local police and NOAA scientists all worked together to coax the sea lion from the trees into an open space.
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Creep Catchers groups use online stings in cities across Canada to coax out alleged pedophiles, then post their encounters on YouTube.
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More often, perpetrators use social media to coax one photograph from a victim, then use that to demand a continual supply.
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The incumbents have been upgrading their copper networks to close the connection speed gap with cable operators' hybrid coax-fibre networks.
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Video footage shows the country's sheriff's office and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks working to coax the bear out on his own.
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One way to do so would be to coax more plans into the market by paying them more, which is controversial.
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The A.J.S. assigns teams of psychologists, investigators and lawyers to look into all homicides and to coax witnesses to give testimony.
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And a new job was created to direct the staff members how to coax the best performance out of the players.
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At one point, rescuers spotted Charlie on some dry land and tried to coax him into the boat, to no avail.
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She uses the promise of doctor-patient confidentiality, a secular version of the seal of confession, to coax out shameful secrets.
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Trump said he was trying to maintain "a delicate balance" to coax the North Koreans into giving up their nuclear program.
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At this all-night D.J. set, expect heady grooves that can coax even the most contemplative fan onto the dance floor.
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After brushing my teeth and logging info in my fertility app, I try to coax the hubs, A., out of bed.
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Kimi: For the first Beloved Wives Day, we had a campaign to coax husbands to go home by 8:00 p.m.
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Hoppert: Rosario was able to coax a lot out of this colt in the Peter Pan, unleashing his powerful closing kick.
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The break snapped Snell out of the funk long enough to coax Cameron Maybin into a harmless comebacker to end the threat.
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For three days he and his parents worked to coax out the feline, stuck somewhere inside the car, using milk and food.
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They start dating and Susie tries to coax Chandler to have sex with him in public and, shockingly, he eventually gives in.
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After all, there are suspicions that, to coax Wall Street investment, shale producers have exaggerated their ability to produce low-cost oil.
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Koo said sales incentives to coax buyers into showrooms jumped in the first half, without saying how much the promotions cost Hyundai.
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But on April 23, Figueroa and her daughter, 24-year-old Desiree Figueroa, strangled Ochoa-Lopez with a coax cable, police said.
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Savings can be substantial for employers when accumulators coax patients to switch to a drug for which they receive the highest rebate.
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In 1973 Arthur Okun mused that in an economy with very low unemployment firms would coax more output out of their workers.
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Governments, aid agencies and charities have for decades tried to coax people towards cleaner fuels like liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and electricity.
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Meanwhile, some American resorts are trying to coax more snow out of the clouds by seeding them with plumes of silver iodide.
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The Department of Health and Human Services released an insurer-friendly rule to try to coax companies into staying in the market.
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Europe's money should be used not only to feed and house refugees but also to coax host countries into letting them work.
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Specifically, it finds them in bed, a couple of years later, she hugely pregnant, he trying to coax her into a quickie.
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Al-Sharif would emerge from the ordeal a transformed woman, determined to coax the freedom to drive from the oppressive Saudi state.
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She was sitting on the floor next to Seth, holding his legs still, trying to coax him to take his afternoon nap.
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The United States' subsidies "impair its ability to coax major developing countries to roll back fossil fuel consumption policies," Mr. Metcalf writes.
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As flames shot up on the ridges, residents began evacuating, with some trying to coax into trailers horses spooked by the fires.
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They would band together in guerrilla units and lure other units of rebel farmers into ambushes using cowbells to coax them in.
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By dangling the threat of renewed conflict, Mr. Putin gives the talks a new purpose: to coax him back from the brink.
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If the movie works as well as it does, it's because Ms. Kusama can coax scares from shadows, silences and ricocheting looks.
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The $24 hats include a lossless DAC, a mini-amplifier, and a high-resolution audio output with COAX and optical audio out.
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During my visit, I watched them text and call several no-show students in an effort to coax them out of bed.
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I've watched the strongest swimmers finish their surf swim, and then head back out to coax the last ones around the cans.
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Mr. Zhou served as an intermediary between protest leaders and moderate party officials trying to coax the students to leave the square.
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Trump did not meet with Zarif in Biarritz, but Macron's move appeared to coax him into a more conciliatory posture toward Iran.
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Asked what was going through his head while he tried to coax the woman back to safety, Tumpane just shrugged his shoulders.
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In 2014, I saw President Barack Obama successfully coax our allies to help contain and eradicate the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
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Seems Swae's been thinking more about the Anthem than the actual game, but we finally coax a Super Bowl pick outta him.
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Guedes has held a series of meetings with investment banks, corporate chieftains and international investors to coax them onto the Bolsonaro bandwagon.
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I take sips of my coffee between trying to coax more breakfast into my son and spoon-feeding baby food to my daughter.
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It comes as he tries to coax China into taking a more active role in reining in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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The guy is using suction cups to scale the south side of the tower ... cops and firefighters are trying to coax him down.
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Soon enough, Lacy was steering the car with one hand as he helped coax their baby girl into the world with the other.
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As permanent fixtures in the Birdman-helmed, superstar-studded Rich Gang, they convinced us that they would coax rap music into the future.
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As you draw, "Frank" will flirt with you under an interactive chat interface, and coax you to add more "bits" to your drawing.
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Felipe Massa also retired but that could be as short-lived as Rosberg's reign if Williams coax the Brazilian back in Bottas's place.
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In October Ms Yellen wondered aloud whether a "high-pressure economy", and a resulting wage boom, might coax more people to seek work.
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Like Girardi, Tingler will try to coax more from a roster that has failed to reach the postseason despite signing expensive free agents.
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Being creative has always helped coax me out of myself and into the world again, and that is especially true with these portraits.
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Using advanced fertilization techniques that are still being refined, scientists hope to coax the northern white rhinos back from the brink of extinction.
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In eight rounds of talks before this weeks, de Mistura has not managed to coax the two sides into speaking face to face.
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What's really remarkable about the film is how Jackson and his crew coax the audience into feeling real sympathy for Heidi the Hippo.
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But it&aposs not clear whether he can coax a stronger deal from North Korea than the one Barack Obama got from Iran.
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Their next target should be Mondelez, the $23 billion food conglomerate that failed to coax chocolate-maker Hershey into a sale in 220.
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That sky-high bouffant used to take ages to coax into shape, but now, Parton's got it all down to an exact science.
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Police officers had cut a hole in the side of the mirrored skyscraper and tried to coax the climber from making further progress.
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Prosecutors are saying that this is an attempt to pressure or coax the witnesses to lie in support of a false Manafort narrative.
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On the other hand, Snapchat's lack of a deeper permanent record about you seems to coax more frequent ephemeral sharing out of users.
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His delightfully wry humour seems to coax Sinha into displaying some comic timing that is otherwise missing from the rest of her performance.
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About 70 dentists will learn over the next three years how to coax infants into cooperating and help parents guard against tooth decay.
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She wasn't naughty, and she wasn't actually silent—that would have been a form of stubbornness to combat, to coax and maneuver around.
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If firms are able to coax the unemployed and discouraged back into the workforce, the rate of job growth can certainly increase further.
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But, it's now up to Hendricks himself to tackle the issues to help coax the Bigg Rigg of old back to the Octagon.
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Salvatore Marchese, 26, Blackwood, New Jersey Patty DiRenzo describes her son, Sal, as compassionate, loving, and hard to coax a smile out of.
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His brain can coax his body to adjust its output by small degrees, as though it were some external instrument—say, central heating.
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We're all ugly, I reminded myself on the morning of the conference as I tried to coax my hair into an acceptable shape.
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The Lima Group, a regional bloc trying to coax the Maduro regime into democratic reform declared Maduro's new mandate 'illegitimate' in a statement.
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When he resumed turning, he had to throw his body into the task, at times dangling from the wheel to coax it downward.
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Take a player like Rose Lavelle, whose sublime skill in midfield Ellis has been trying to coax out on a more consistent basis.
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Oscar Tarazona, a graduate student working with Dr. Cohn, figured out how to coax individual eggs out of the capsule without rupturing them.
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Hanawalt strolls Juniper easily down the middle of the street, but as she tries to coax her into a lush meadow, Juniper freezes.
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The government hopes to "coax" additional capital investment — that is things like plants, infrastructure and real estate — into the economy from private players.
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He learned his way around a stove and, at home, started doctoring dishes to coax his finicky younger brother to the dining table.
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Researchers have shown how placing stickers on the road could coax a Tesla into dangerously switching lanes while the Autopilot system was engaged.
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But it was one of woo-woo spiritualism, too, with mesmerists entrancing the ailing, and mediums trying to coax conversation from the dead.
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But a college might also consider a specific skill or talent as worthy of a tuition discount to coax the student to enroll.
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"This would explain the 'disorientation' of stranded whales often cited by rescuers trying to coax the animals back into deeper water," she said.
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Linda Zou was among the first winners, for her interest in cloud seeding, the dispersing of artificial nuclei into clouds to coax precipitation.
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The past is reluctant to give up its ghosts, so Zamani must coax them out, first from Abednego and later from Mamma Agnes.
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Children in Greenville, South Carolina, are allegedly being harassed by horrifying clowns with knives trying to coax them into the woods, WSPS 7 reports.
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Davis began infusing oak into spirits, steeping it in various forms and at various temperatures, to see if he could coax out better flavors.
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And the U.S. has been trying to coax other countries to avoid using Huawei's 5G equipment, with Australia, New Zealand and Japan following suit.
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Many countries in the international community, especially China, have been trying to coax North Korea back to negotiations, but they have been consistently rebuffed.
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On Tuesday, maintenance workers tried to coax it down, but the raccoon became frightened and started scaling the side of the nearby UBS Tower.
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Curiosity about the film and the lack of materialized threats in theaters will likely coax a large audience to show up for week two.
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In that incarnation, Moritz goads Cameron's character, Melchior, to join him in suicide, and the Masked Man appears to coax him to go on.
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He couldn't just jab his spurs into its flanks, but had to coax it along, firmly pointing in a centre-left free-market direction.
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King helped coax out Bobby Kennedy's better angels, especially with the 1963 protests in Birmingham that led to the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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The app is particularly tuned to older photographs, automatically detecting faded colors and applying intelligent filters to coax them back to their former glory.
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And in March, a Twitter account falsely claiming to belong to a Bloomberg journalist reportedly tried to coax personal information from Tesla short-sellers.
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Bigger bones often require several weeks of tedious work, spread out over seasons, as the volunteers delicately coax them out of clay or mudstone.
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You have to rub, touch, and tap the egg to coax the creature from its safe, warm shell into a world of unexplainable anxiety.
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Last week, Democratic leaders killed the bill in order to coax the Republicans to return so that they could take care of other priorities.
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Concert fans, Hayes says, have started to coax him to shed his shirt on stage, but that's one boundary he isn't thinking about crossing.
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Thankfully for the baby burro, a resident of the area found the creature and managed to coax her out of the way of traffic.
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The Department of Health and Human Services last month finalized an insurer-friendly rule to try to coax companies into staying in the market.
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It will have to cook up some plausible-sounding explanation for the mystery and coax, cajole or coerce the missing men into playing along.
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That first paper, published in 2011, tested a vaccine that could coax an immune antibody response to block the effects of heroin in rats.
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In the history of the English language, only Too Short can coax more musicality and humor out of the word "bitch" than Dave Chappelle.
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Our seven-day retirement challenge is here to coax you away from the television, and toward a series of steps toward a better retirement.
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Executives from the company have reached out to several businesses in India in recent months to coax them into coming on board, they added.
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Will Rebecca and Nathaniel hook up and join forces in evil, or will he be able to coax her back from the dark side?
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The goal has been to coax the Taliban to the negotiating table by beating them on the battlefield, a prospect that now seems remote.
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Similar to the Dyson SuperSonic Hair Dryer, the AirWrap uses hot air to coax your hair into curls and waves instead of extreme heat.
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He was particularly interested in the relationship between actors and directors, and the trust that it took to coax out a truly great performance.
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According to the Post, other supporters of the Exxon Mobil CEO have also called Rubio to try to coax him into backing Tillerson's confirmation.
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Trilobites People who grew up in coastal New England know this trick: To coax a periwinkle snail out of its shell, hum to it.
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There, in their cramped apartment, mother and daughter coax out Michelle's inner softy, who, unsurprisingly, is nowhere near as fun as her outer meanie.
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The reps can rapidly send these messages via their own phone numbers, and reply like normal to answer questions or coax them into participation.
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If the 40 percent rally in crude oil prices in recent weeks holds, it could coax other energy survivors out of their hiding places.
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The Orioles will try to coax a quality start out of Wade Miley on Saturday, while the Cardinals counter with the veteran Adam Wainwright.
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Berger's eye for absurdity, coupled with his disorienting editing techniques, coax out the uncomfortable ugliness beneath the surface of a host of smiling creeps.
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A story that, like this one, will illuminate Ghana's history; a story that will coax something whole from the broken parts of their lives.
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Since they are so complex and focused on a specific job, it's hard to coax an enzyme into doing something different without breaking it.
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For weeks now, Puigdemont has been trying to find his way out of this bind by attempting to coax Madrid to a negotiating table.
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If it's practical, try moving your router to a more central location by running a longer coax or Ethernet cable from the wall jack.
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If it's practical, try moving your router to a more central location by running a longer coax or Ethernet cable from the wall jack.
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In the years after Lucas's special editions, studios began to see recut rereleases as a lucrative way to coax additional revenue from their libraries.
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They're almost as miraculous as those beauties we so hopefully coax out of the soil, generation after generation, through many more summers of love.
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Reuters reported that these tests are an effort by the North Korean leadership to coax the White House into lifting sanctions on the country.
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Its turbocharged 2-liter 4-cylinder with 228 horsepower is punchy enough to coax a smile out of even the most dour of souls.
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Officials in those economies had already been trying to coax households and businesses to spend amid lackluster growth by purchasing huge quantities of bonds.
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Passengers tell us the flight attendants were super concerned and huddled around the bathroom door, trying to coax the guy out, to no avail.
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If you've got a stringed instrument of any kind, let Mr. Ross play it: He's sure to coax out some kind of unnameable beauty.
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When it didn't, I could generally coax the earbuds to life by pressing and holding the play / pause button to turn them on manually.
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The goal of gun buybacks, which gained popularity in the 1990s, is to coax people to turn over the most lethal types of weapons.
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For the past few decades US presidents have been trying to coax, cajole and sometimes corner both sides into compromise with little lasting success.
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Still, Democrats are hoping they can use his public pronouncements to pin him down and coax him to their side of the policy aisle.
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Chile did manage to coax some governments into joining a new Ambition Alliance of mostly small countries, cities and businesses committed to slashing emissions.
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Life was simpler when the con artist would just use known buzz words like "Nigerian prince" in their email to coax you for information.
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Cruz found himself facing a backlash Saturday for a campaign mailer his team said was meant to coax "low-propensity" voters to the polls.
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If they can, Spoon sets aside several PWYC tickets through their Coax Records label for their shows and fans can email for those tickets.
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The Minnesota Timberwolves and the Sacramento Kings both brought in new head coaches with strong defensive resumes designed to coax talented rosters into some discipline.
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Axe attempts to coax Cuban into letting him invest in something new, while they ogle shiny Porsches in an empty dealership, but Cuban isn't interested.
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Temer, in office for just over a year following the impeachment of leftist President Dilma Rousseff, is pursuing unpopular austerity reforms to coax back investors.
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The rocket company dispatched Finlay to coax villagers to turn over their keys before the county might try some legal remedy to force them out.
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But you'll still need a MoCA (multimedia over coax) hookup or ethernet-based home network if you want to assemble this multi-room TiVo system.
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A good salesperson, said Z., could try to coax anywhere from $280 to $239,23 in fees from someone with a high income and loan balance.
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America might coax Iran back to the table with a gesture of good faith, such as reinstating waivers that let some countries buy Iranian oil.
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Engineering 3D-organs means thinking about how different cell types will interact, and how to coax tissues into taking on a certain size and shape.
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Quinton runs a company called Makelight that, among other things, helps people improve their Instagram presence to coax more people into pressing that "follow" button.
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Mr. Sanders also campaigned in Iowa on Monday, similarly pressing an economic argument in trying to coax voters out to support him on caucus day.
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He's putting her in a bad position by trying to coax her into doing something she might really regret, even if she also enjoys herself.
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Police managed to coax the cat out the front door just after midnight and fired non-lethal rounds to scare it away from the area.
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Many active managers will find printing an attractive yearly number an unparalleled way to keep existing investors happy and coax new ones to join in.
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The long game, Cooley says, is to coax young closet conservatives out of their shells and draw moderates to the right for the 2018 midterms.
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Authorities have also tried to coax exporters to sell more of their dollar earnings to increase onshore dollar supply and reduce pressure on the rupiah.
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It vibrates whenever its companion iOS / Android app detects snoring in an effort to coax a person into turning over to his or her side.
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Lots of well-meaning friends might also coax you into going out with other single people or downloading a bunch of dating apps right away.
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Wolfe and Fritz, like the cast of "Pawn Stars" and the appraisers of "Antiques Roadshow," coax personal stories out of the people they're buying from.
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Her introverted routine is disrupted when a colleague (Jim Sarbh) asks her out on a date and tries to coax her out of her shell.
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Studies have shown that some seeds are highly resilient; researchers have been able to coax sprouts from seeds buried for tens of thousands of years.
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To coax older workers to stay, Bon Secours modified its pension benefits so employees aren't penalized for working part-time in later years, Godwin says.
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The cherry blossoms in Washington are expected to reach peak bloom in the next few days, as warmer temperatures coax the flower buds to unfurl.
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He would use other tax breaks to coax more people into contributing to health savings accounts that could be used to help pay medical expenses.
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Hannaford's screening is partly intended to coax some of his guests to invest in his film-within-the-film so that he can finish it.
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And perhaps his greatest trick since entering political life has been to coax his political enemies into acting as juvenile and boorish as he is.
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Connor, who is losing a fortune on Willa's critically reviled play, asks Logan to coax the Waystar media machine into pumping out some better reviews.
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Jazz If you've got a stringed instrument of any kind, let Mr. Ross play it: He's sure to coax out some kind of unnameable beauty.
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Democrats will use Monday's hearing as a political spectacle to coax Mr. Kavanaugh into looking defensive or angry, and to portray Republicans as anti-women.
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But the two argued that the company can analyze scores of data points to figure out ways to coax these customers back to the fold.
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Having stolen the momentum, Muguruza rode it to the finish, rushing forward to coax Halep into another ill-fated pass on the second match point.
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Toward the end of this period, when she was beginning to recover, she tried to coax herself back into producing fiction by starting a journal.
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Their next target should be Mondelez International, the $23 billion food conglomerate that failed to coax the chocolate maker Hershey into a sale in 123.
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No matter how hard the movie tries to coax out laughs, there's little about Ms. Harding, her circumstances or her choices that skews as funny.
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"Once you coax the tissue down a particular developmental trajectory, it actually manages to get there very well on its own with minimal instruction," he said.
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For decades, researchers have struggled to coax Petri dishes of stem cells into functional, three-dimensional tissues and organs, hampered by technical challenges and political stonewalling.
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Eleanor, like her husband, was early to see the clouds forming in Europe, and together they tried to coax the American public to prepare for involvement.
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Bloomberg reports that the current model of the Apple TV had prototypes with coax connectors to replace the cable box and control the full TV interface.
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They'll typically play with each item and try to coax as many different sounds as they can from them, to plan out the sounds they'll use.
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Unilever, Procter & Gamble and others have put more focus on men's grooming, trying to coax them into spending more on deodorants, skin creams and hair products.
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In 1938 the company, then led by the Oppenheimer family, hired N.W. Ayer, an advertising agency in New York, to coax Americans to buy more rocks.
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Aside from the slow job of trying to coax the children through their trauma, aid agencies are also trying to breathe life into a community ravaged.
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And, as Mr Bandurski puts it, the genie of hype and triumphalism may not in the end be so easy to coax back into the lamp.
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Three cyber security experts Reuters interviewed said they thought spying on staff would be unethical and an ineffective way to coax staff into changing their behavior.
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The lap steel guitar is incredible because you can coax so many different sounds out of it, but one thing you can't really do is riff.
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Instead of cruelly throwing the dog out for its invasion, the official rewarded the dog with some nice pats and gently tried to coax him out.
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ATHENS, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Greece is dangling the lure of a jackpot prize to coax people into paying their taxes, hoping to curb endemic tax evasion.
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Thibodeau also showcased an ability to coax above-average point guard play out of basically anyone he slotted into the position, save for maybe Kirk Hinrich.
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Other moves in more recent months have also added to views that authorities are trying to coax debt-laden companies to deleverage by raising borrowing costs.
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Even if prices and profit margins rise during a shortage, they typically don't rise high enough or for long enough to coax manufacturers into adding capacity.
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For the United States, the talks are a means to an end, a way to pressure or coax North Korea into giving up its nuclear program.
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His two seasons straddled a lockout, and he could not coax a second playoff berth out of a roster gutted by injuries, free agency and trades.
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In Ring Fit Adventure, it's the superb attention to detail in commenting on the player's form, and finding ways to gently coax them into doing better.
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Drillers in the region underlying western Texas and southeastern New Mexico use advanced techniques like hydraulic fracturing to coax oil and gas from shale rock formations.
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Det eviga leendet coax out really excellent, enveloping atmospheric black metal from what sounds like an especially miserably corner of Sweden (Uppsala/Stockholm, to be exact).
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Moments all to herself in empty classrooms, as the other students milked every spare moment in the hallway before the second bell would coax them in.
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They embellish contact to make pedestrian fouls seem far worse, hoping to coax a referee to present a yellow or red card to the perceived offender.
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The interviewers — Amy Ziering, aided by Amy Herdy and Mr. Dick — coax out dozens of quotes and anecdotes you'll wish were heard by every government official.
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The technology changes drive-thru menus based on the time of day, weather, traffic and the customer's order — all to coax the customer to spend more.
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Did Graham tell himself then that he was craftily staying in Trump's good graces so that he could coax the president toward saner, better immigration policy?
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It took the producers another 16 months to coax Mr. Durst into sitting down for a second, final interview in April 2012 in a hotel room.
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But just as dangerous — perhaps more so — is the way that the omnipresent, in-your-pocket internet can coax us into destroying our own inner wilderness.
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His mother, Kristine, took him to astronomy classes at the local university — not to jump-start his genius but to help coax him back to life.
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The idea is to somehow coax more Bird riders into shops where they can buy chips and soda at the beginning or end of their rides.
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LAST YEAR Poland made an audacious bid to coax Donald Trump into permanently placing an American armoured division on its soil, offering $2.53bn and naming rights.
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Mr. Trump is expected to continue dangling the prospect of a trade agreement with the U.S. to coax Britain into leaving the E.U. by Oct. 31.
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Sometimes Fleyshman tries to coax more detailed answers out of Paul, but he comes off like he thought he could wing it, but definitely shouldn't have.
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Eleven years on, as he played his 11th singles match in 21 days, Federer had to coax his aching body to give all that it had.
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But Mr. Kim could coax China and Russia, which are both eager to reassert a leadership role on the North Korea issue, into loosening them instead.
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Film studios are leaning harder on franchises to coax people into buying tickets, but many properties, including the four-film "Lego" series, have already been overworked.
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The smartphone is an intimate device; we stare rapt into its bright light and stroke its smooth glass to coax out information and connect with others.
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To achieve that goal, Beijing has for years tried to simultaneously coax and coerce Taiwan's adhesion with both the promise of economic benefits and military threats.
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On Sundays, his roommate tried to coax Dr. Fajgenbaum out of his bedroom, with its white board covered in notes, organizational plans tacked to the wall.
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It's why the American has become known as a director's director; one who attracts big-name actors looking to him to coax out career-best performances.
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The decision deals a blow to momentum in the investment community to coax fossil fuel companies to come to terms with the realities of climate change.
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After three days of trying to coax the bird back to the ground level, the bird's owner and the RSPCA called the London Fire Brigade for help.
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In the hamlets around Goroimari, a largely Bengali-speaking village in the lush flatness of the Brahmaputra valley, it takes little effort to coax out NRC nightmares.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The tight U.S. labor market may be good for workers, allowing them to jump between jobs more easily and coax higher wages from their boss.
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Offline, Hayslett and the group's leader (or khal), a 20-year-old Minnesota-based linguistics student named Connor, try to coax that hidden Dothraki culture into being.
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He had to sort of coax me back into being ready to get married and do all of this stuff because there is so much to do!
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The streamlined setup also allowed Baker to coax more organic performances out of his actors, the vast majority of whom had never acted for a camera before.
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Unilever, Procter & Gamble Co and others have put more focus on men's grooming, trying to coax them into spending more on deodorants, skin creams and hair products.
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The firm needs to coax customers to pay more for premium products as ordinary ones get commoditised, and discounted by firms such as Germany's Lidl and Aldi.
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A poster named Adezero had a flirty DM relationship with Lane but could not coax him into getting on a flight to come see her in Michigan.
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The fact is money market rates are plumbing new lows having seen authorities re-open the monetary taps to coax local governments into more borrowing and spending.
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They see and evaluate films, coax up excitement, make predictions, and then cover the results of each awards show, especially as it relates to the Academy Awards.
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Unlike most popular remixes, his are not designed to add danceability and bombast, but arranged to coax out emotional qualities that were submerged in the original recording.
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Even so, government and nonprofit leaders across the country expressed doubt in interviews that money alone will be enough to coax wary populations to raise their hands.
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When we sweat, our pores expand, loosening and softening up the dirt and gunk residing inside, which makes it easier to coax out blackheads and the like.
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When he did, Scaff claims his penis was exposed and he quickly got the teenage girls on his bed and tried to coax them into a threesome.
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Using mops, brooms and a series of blockades, the girls were able to coax the intruder out of the bathroom, and sent it flying down the stairs.
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Lisa, however, confesses that she's just broken up with her boyfriend, prompting her more free-spirited sister to coax her to get out and live a little.
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The superpower also wielded its clout in 2008 to coax the NSG, and particularly a recalcitrant China, to grant limited exemptions for nuclear-technology trade with India.
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Meanwhile, loneliness is on the rise, so much so that experts are working on creative solutions like meal-sharing to coax people away from their solitary habits.
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This could take the form of physical infrastructure like roads and airports, or online infrastructure to facilitate data flows, or financial hubs to coax cross-border investment.
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Much of that growth will come from U.S. shale fields, where drillers use advanced methods like hydraulic fracturing to coax oil and gas from shale rock formations.
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Why not make the corpse an amnesiac who must be reminded of the life he left behind to coax him to find his way back to civilization?
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Still a virgin, she lets Suzanne coax her to bed with a guitarist, Mitch Lewis, from whom Russell hopes to extract a recording deal for his songs.
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In his endorsement, intended in part to coax his 13 million voting supporters into Hillary Clinton's camp, he denounced Donald Trump as much as he praised her.
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China has over the years tried to coax North Korea into cautious, export-oriented economic reforms, rather than sabre rattling and nuclear tests, but to little avail.
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It's not that the food is bad—it's just that it's expensive for perfectly decent dim sum and the gimmick isn't enough to coax me back again.
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What excited me were the record's weirder sounds, born from Tomita's own excitement at what he was able to coax out the machines—no matter how absurd.
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Eventually, one poorly thought out decision becomes a plotted out speed run impressive enough to coax the Guinness Book of Records to the Bosnian city of Visoko.
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He also said he's ramping up recruitment efforts for 200 vacancies in the police force, and trying to coax retired cops to come back to the department.
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Those now face a big test as Netanyahu tries to coax the White House into raising U.S. defense grants to Israel, currently at $3 billion a year.
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I can read things on a scale of what can make me tear up, and definitely "The Lines You Amend" or "Coax Me" are just so beautiful.
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Although Washington has tried to coax Hanoi to expand naval exchanges with the United States, Vietnam has declined in order "to avoid irritating China," Mr. Hiebert said.
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On the rocky banks of the Euphrates in the former capital of the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate, boatmen yell to coax passengers onto rickety metal barges.
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You have to look hard to find the sort of human details (reports of meals, travels, vices, personages, vexations) that coax good books of letters to life.
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His choice of subjects is no mystery, and neither is Nadar's ability to coax and flatter and badger them into submitting their inner beings to the lens.
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She and her colleagues might coax them to develop into neurons, which could then grow into "mini-brains" — clusters of neurons that exchange signals in the laboratory.
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I keep thinking of the Noose Lady (Alyson Brown, who is not related to Matthew Brown), and how she tried to coax me into tying that knot.
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This led to a perpetual push for Israel and the United States to make serial concessions to coax the Palestinian leadership to come to the negotiating table.
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They coax strawberries out of the ground year-round, thanks to the mild climate, which enables them to create a labor force as unusual as their produce.
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The company fired the tappers — workers who coax latex from rubber trees — in June after a blaze they set to clear marshland for farming burned 332 plants.
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She believes that it may be possible to coax young corals to take up new symbionts, not unlike the way parents encourage children to make new friends.
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Other prisoners are getting openly irritated with him by this point, but it reminds me of the queasy feeling I had watching Piers Morgan coax Erin into singing.
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Officially, however, China supports dialogue above all, leaving Wu the thankless job of trying to coax North Korea and its neighbors and rivals back to the negotiating table.
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When Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Trump in Florida earlier this month, Trump raised the possibility of using trade as a lever to coax China to do more.
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Instead, Felder would find an opening for a rear-naked choke in the third and coax out the tap with just over a minute left on the clock.
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The generous mix of other ports you get are coax (for cable or an antenna), Ethernet, optical audio out, USB 43, AV in, and 3.5-mm audio out.
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Before you dirty another knife to try to coax it out, Heinz actually has a "secret" for how to get the ketchup flowin' from it's oblong glass container.
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Japan will propose a new framework to discuss trade issues with Washington as a way to coax it back to TPP, the Nikkei business daily said on Saturday.
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Although this isn't against net neutrality rules in the UK, it's a way for these operators to coax customers into paying for extras just to avoid bandwidth caps.
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Anything like that would embolden skeptics of The Giving Pledge, who question whether the declaration, even if it's public, has enough teeth to actually coax billionaires into giving.
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The research team, which also includes scientists from McGill University in Canada, say they've found a way to coax our skin back into its younger self, healing-wise.
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This is a similar dynamic that was witnessed in the GOP primaries, when those who mocked Trump were destroying their chances to coax unsure voters away from Trump.
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To coax each participant into socially evaluating the images, Skinner and her partner asked the students whether the couples should be included in a future study on relationships.
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Comedic contrasts aside, Trump's remark encapsulates some of the concerns Macri must straddle as he attempts to further coax Argentina's economic turnaround ahead of midterm elections in October.
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We knew nothing, and no one, and in the great tradition of foreign correspondents, we spent a lot of time trying to coax information and alcohol from diplomats.
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Low wages appear to be necessary to coax firms into taking on new employees, often in very low-productivity jobs that could potentially be done by machines instead.
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The administration wants to coax Vietnam toward a stronger military relationship with the United States as both countries see a confluence of interests in keeping China at bay.
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Boys missing specific sections of dystrophin, known as exons, undergo a weekly liquid infusion to help coax muscle fibers to create a functional, albeit truncated version of dystrophin.
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The North has ignored South Korean calls for dialogue recently and is seen as dialing up pressure on Seoul to coax major concessions from Washington on its behalf.
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Chief among its agenda is to coax the government in New Delhi into passing regulations to help local companies dominate the country's internet market, industry sources told CNBC.
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The trade has been fueled by a boom in U.S. oil output from shale fields, where producers use advanced drilling methods to coax fossil fuels from rock formations.
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For an artist who had deployed a battery of strategies to coax sitters into dropping their masks, it was novel to photograph people who revealed their unguarded selves.
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Drafting Reddish is a bet on his potential and a signal that the team drafting him believes it has coaches who can coax the best out of him.
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I would often coax my parents to drive me to towns many miles away, where there were shops with names like Red Bank's Magical Rocks or Mystickal Tymes.
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It is designed to coax all of your neural pathways open and then, while they are in a state of ecstatic receptivity, to dump horrible things into them.
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Because of this feature, among others, using lotteries to coax people to save is not completely free of the ethical concerns that cast a shadow over state lotteries.
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The stories gently coax the reader, only to pummel their mind with unnerving concepts and scenarios, and spit them back out, frazzled and tumbling into the next one.
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Wearing spangled outfits, and using stage names like "The Queen of Lions," they coax big cats through rings of fire or allow them to stroll over their bodies.
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More common are the wild patches of pohole that local families know and tend, trimming the plants in the weeks before a luau to coax out fresh shoots.
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She says she intends to vote in November — and she's promised to reach out to five more of her friends to try to coax them to the polls.
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The material appears to add more details about the President's scheme to coax Ukraine into announcing an investigation into his political rivals, including former Vice President Joe Biden.
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When she winds up submerged in a river, collateral damage once again in someone else's fight, he stays with her, and tries to coax her to the surface.
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And it would expand available credits by more than a third for permanent storage for the purpose of flooding the carbon into declining oil fields to coax production.
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Facedown on a cot, near midnight in the middle of the race, Will Turner had a massage therapist kneading his muscles, trying to coax some life into them.
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Jepsen, who's sporting a sort of '80s film noir vibe, looks on like she wants to join in and isn't sure how without Tom Hanks to coax her.
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She says, that despite her husband's busy schedule, he always finds time to go search for their son around Los Angeles and attempt to coax him into rehab.
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Democratic campaign officials have mostly dismissed the GOP attack ads strategy, saying it's an attempt to coax incumbent lawmakers to spend too much, too early in their districts.
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The arrangements are typical of the complex incentives that international auction houses use to coax high-value artworks from wealthy collectors who might otherwise sell privately through dealers.
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Noda and his team were able to introduce those pigments into the flower's genome via genes from butterfly peas and Canterbury bells, and coax the flowers into expressing them.
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They hadn't had to coax the orphan Bigurl to do max when the runner was en route to Mobile, but now that it was northbound, she became direction-sick.
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But rather than somehow coax my cat to spit in a tube, Basepaws required that I stick a piece of tape to Avalanche's body, then "gently" pull it off.
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Bread, butter and jam, then an assortment of fresh seafood, including escargot, which I have to stab and coax out with a giant knitting needle (sorry to vegan readers).
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A sequence of plays late in the fourth quarter, in particular, exhibited the unselfishness, team play and trust that Fisher has been trying to coax from him this season.
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Some tools may help coax you into the right response, but if you are sitting with a customer, you don't always have the luxury of checking the customer record.
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Through a complicated process, the researchers have found that they can hold the stem cell in its pre-exhausted state and coax it to produce red blood cells indefinitely.
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Damon was equally candid about helping coax Greengrass back by arguing that it would be foolish to walk away from a franchise with such a built-in fan base.
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The added feature is yet another attempt by Facebook to coax its users into the political arena—it's also made an effort to encourage people to register to vote.
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Since then, police have appeared to try to coax him inside, first by throwing a rope in his direction and then by opening a large grate directly above him.
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Mr Haddad's constituents are not keen either on the cycle lanes that have helped revive the city centre, part of his ambitious plans to coax residentsout of their cars.
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It looks like this: It has a coax and a phone-like data cable leading into the TV. If you unplug this box, your guest remote will stop working.
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To help produce the psychedelic auditory state, the creators included binaural beats in the theta LFE range, which some people believe can coax the brain into a dreamlike state.
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More recently, the FBI has come under criticism for sting operations that coax defendants into carrying out fake terrorist operations, and for labeling "black identity extremists" as potential threats.
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But in 2009, Mr. Chávez nationalized Wilpro, an American consortium that handled the complex natural gas injection at the site designed to coax more oil out of the ground.
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Well, there are libertarians and there are Libertarians, and some in the latter camp are trying to coax Amash into running for the Libertarian Party presidential nomination in 20133.
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For a month, he learned how to coax a big rig along seaside cliffs and leafy back roads on the routes to many of America's most idyllic golf destinations.
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And, just like you can't take the Midwest out of the girl, you cannot coax a single bite of SRP from me once I have it on my plate.
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Life meets art in an vastly more spectacular fashion when Cookie makes tries to coax her son Jamal, who has post-traumatic stress disorder, back into recording and performing.
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However, with Mayweather also enjoying "retirement," there has been talk a big-money rematch with Pacquiao could be the fight to coax the undefeated boxing superstar from his slumber.
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Trump takes a personal interest in that second objective, shaming US companies on Twitter for making products in China partially to coax them to build those products in America.
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The whistleblower's complaint mentioned Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, 31 times and described him as a "central figure" in Trump's efforts to coax Ukraine to investigate his political opponent.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government has struggled for years to coax companies to lift wages, seen as the missing link for a sustainable growth cycle led by consumer spending.
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It is hard to coax this much complexity from masa; like sushi rice or handmade pasta, tortilla-making is a skill that takes years for the fingertips to master.
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A scenario in which Sanders voluntarily quits — regardless of how long it takes — is the best way Democrats could coax his supporters to coalesce behind Biden, some Democrats argue.
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As a character to behold, a face of the sport, Pitino was undeniably compelling and endearing, an avowed workaholic who could coax the comatose into a trap-press frenzy.
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His secretary of defense, Robert McNamara, had become convinced that the war was unwinnable and urged the president to announce a bombing halt to coax North Vietnam into negotiations.
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Perhaps we'll be able to coax her closer later by imitating the sound of a car receding in the distance, and you'll be able to get a better look.
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We must thus coax our European allies to reconnect any nuclear agreement with Iran with a newly created coalition to curtail, reduce and then end its terror sponsoring ways.
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Many Iranian fields are old and in decline, requiring sophisticated and expensive redrilling of wells and injections of water and carbon dioxide to coax more oil from the ground.
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"There's not a gram of rice growing anywhere here," said Mariano Montilla, a 47-year-old local who lives off the few crops he can coax from nearby scrubland.
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The model of carving out autonomous economic fiefs and twinning it with political protection to coax the military from power is not without problems, as Myanmar and Pakistan demonstrate.
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He had designed an elaborate system of pulleys and ramps to coax the stove upstairs, but then lost interest; six months later, it still sat unused in a corner.
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I sat there as she scanned my résumé and, with kindness beyond her years, tried to coax out of me any reasons why retail experience might inform television work.
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"Virtually no country in the world has been able to coax birth rates up for a significant period of time after childbearing rates have dropped with modernisation," said Greenhalgh.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will also join the effort to coax Trump into staying in the Paris agreement, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters Friday in Taormina.
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The administration hopes that Pakistan will use its influence over the Taliban to coax the militants into a face-saving political settlement that will allow American troops to come home.
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The review, if concluded sucessfully, could pave the way for discussions on debt relief that Greece has long sought, coax back investments and help its crippled economy return to growth.
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Say what you want about Howard Stern (obviously, there's plenty to say), but his ability to coax celebs into being the worst versions of themselves on air is pretty impressive.
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Persistently weak readings of inflation have been a particular conundrum for policymakers vexed by an inability to coax consumer price pressures upward toward their annual growth target of 24 percent.
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Witnesses for KXXV said one of the workers first attempted to coax the snake down from the fan with a broom handle before the second employee simply used his hands.
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A more promising idea is to coax more business from the 20m annual foreign visitors, most of them Muslim pilgrims to Mecca and Medina, particularly outside the peak haj season.
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Mrs Warren proposes to coax cities into changing restrictive development rules for a share of a large pot of money—$10bn in total—while also funding large public-housing developments.
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Even as it continued aiding the murderous regime, the United States would slowly push for a democratic transition and coax the army to accept a peace deal, signed in 1992.
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Additionally, by merely committing to such a system, Fed officials feel they also might coax inflation expectations, and therefore inflation itself, to the 2 percent level they want to sustain.
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The neighbor, Lauren Abouyan, requested a restraining order Tuesday in L.A. County Court ... and in the docs she says Sizemore has tried to coax her into using drugs with him.
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Galvani, however, is taking electrical interventions to the micro level, using tiny implants to coax insulin from cells to treat diabetes, for example, or correct muscle imbalances in lung diseases.
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In the recording of the incident, local firefighters are seen trying to coax the woman off the line, while others set up an air cushion below to break her fall.
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The purpose of this fund is to coax a new generation of companies to build their own applications while taking advantage of the intelligence that Einstein APIs can give them.
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I'd coax my mom to the mall under the premise that I needed a ride, then convince her to buy "just this one thing" from the sale rack at Guess.
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He is not expected to run for any other office in 2020, despite persistent efforts by party leaders and political donors to coax him into another bid for the Senate.
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But defense lawyers, Muslim leaders and civil liberties advocates say that F.B.I. operatives coax suspects into saying and doing things that they might not otherwise do — the essence of entrapment.
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But, in advance, I no longer wave to my compatriots to coax a signal of shared identity, preferring to ask the minefield question du jour: Which side are you on?
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Even if we can't coax you outside—or when you come back from your outdoor foray—you can relax indoors and veg out with this weekend's audio and TV deals.
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We now know that at least four times after that recusal — three times in person and once on the phone — Trump has tried to coax Sessions to "un-recuse" himself.
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Meanwhile, Trump seems to be dangling a carrot of better trade terms in front of China in an effort to coax the Chinese to exert more influence on North Korea.
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The massive brown animal crossed the road and turned its back away from him, until the man gestured at the animal as if trying to coax it into a fight.
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Should it continue to fall, the tricks Mr. Bernanke and his Fed used to coax the economy back from the brink in the 22020 to 2009 recession might prove insufficient.
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As advertising dollars earmarked for television move online, Facebook is seeking a way to coax its huge audience — two billion users monthly — to see it as a destination for video.
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But all three auction houses, using contrasting strategies, did manage to coax onto the market significant paintings in the $20 million to $50 million range, and ensure they found buyers.
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Should it continue to fall, the tricks Mr. Bernanke and his Fed used to coax the economy back from the brink in the 2007 to 2009 recession might prove insufficient.
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Players leaned into the machines, their fingers fast-twitching on the flipper buttons, punctuating this with emphatic body English and jostling the machine to coax the ball in different directions.
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In King of the Zombies (1941), a pilot crashes in the Caribbean and comes across a foreign spy who is using zombies to coax war intelligence from a US admiral.
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Even back then it was apparent that she had an extraordinary, almost alchemical ability to coax these bare-bones materials into startling and at times spectacular and enthralling sculptural forms.
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Tony Beavers, a family friend whom Collins affectionately calls his "Uncle Tone," is a Pop Warner coach and had tried for years to coax Jojuan into picking up a ball.
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The negotiators must then stick to those instructions while trying to coax concessions from their peers on the other side of the table, meaning trade talks often take years to complete.
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Keef is open to Singh's guidance, with the episode focusing on the doctor trying to coax the rapper into shedding his "bad boy" image, and make positive changes in his life.
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Ten-month-old bearded collie cross Grizz was training to be an Aviation Security explosion detector when he escaped handlers who spent hours trying to coax him away from the runway.
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They&aposre continuing to try to coax the woman down, but not using a great deal of force to do so at this point, apparently, just hoping to wait her out.
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That could be problematic for the president, who promised to coax growth to 3 percent or more, well above the level economists see as sustainable given current demographic and productivity trends.
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Whether it's reminding you to call mom, butter up that sales prospect, or coax a hiring candidate to leave their job, SuperPhone could become what our phones should have always been.
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In addition to eliminating the requirement that most Americans obtain medical insurance, it creates a system of new tax credits to coax people to purchase private insurance on the open market.
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The CakeDozer's simple mechanism, adorably shaped like a tiny bulldozer, can gently coax a slice of anything safely off the server, perfectly intact, and ready to impress your judgmental dinner guests.
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At the 21-minute mark, Mayor Longwell again tried to coax Lisa away from the lectern, offering her face-to-face time in his office if she would yield the floor.
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"I love Otto," Trump said, but added he was trying to maintain "a delicate balance" with the North Koreans as he attempts to coax them into giving up their nuclear program.
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As president, Moon must find a way to coax an increasingly belligerent North Korea to ease its nuclear and missile threats while working with the United States, South Korea's main ally.
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If someone is trolling other users endlessly in posts you follow, you pretty much have to grin and bear it or try to coax that user to reply to you directly.
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In a well-functioning economy, firms ought to provide plenty of labour demand: new job openings to coax workers out of unemployment or away from jobs in declining cities and sectors.
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Three former patients have accused Keith Ablow, a psychiatrist who was once a Fox News pundit, of abusing his position to coax them into sexual relationships, The Boston Globe reported Thursday.
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I'm not saying Oliver managed to coax out what I can only assume is my soul from the abyss in which it currently sits, but I'm not not saying that, either.
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Kandahar is well know for its vegetable and fruit cultivation including pomegranates, grapes and plums and Afghanistan's Western backers have long tried to coax farmers into replacing opium with legal crops.
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The threat to the Palestinians of losing their office in Washington could be a point of leverage for President Donald Trump as he seeks to coax the Palestinians to the table.
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Now researchers around the world are rushing to coax the bacterium to do more: eat different kinds of plastic, digest them faster, and make something valuable out of the end products.
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During a recession, central banks won't be able to cut rates by enough to ever coax inflation back up to target, and expectations will fall further with each passing business cycle.
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Trump was standing next to his wife in the Rose Garden when he tried to slickly coax her hand into his ... but what ensued was a painfully long battle of wills.
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The film is known for casual full-frontal shots of its star, but McQueen hoped the prolonged first image would coax audiences past the initial thrill of seeing an actor's body.
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Sometimes, while she tried to coax a farmer into staying alive for his family's sake, she would hear the cylinder of a revolver turning, or shells being slipped into a shotgun.
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In a way, this shielded her from the pressure that piled up on Mari as their parents learned by trial and error how to coax the most out of their daughters.
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Mr. Saperstein, who tried to coax Ms. Warren into the 0003 presidential race with an offer of a $1 million super PAC contribution, met with her in June in San Francisco.
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If Keats was "half in love with easeful death," Whitman was head over heels for it, as a subject fit for his titanic drive to coax positive value from absolutely anything.
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A SWAT team was subsequently called in, and officers tried to "gently and compassionately coax the individual out of his home," Mr. Freda said, but the man would not come out.
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I hoped for a while that I might coax my puzzle into pulling a rabbit out of a hat, but I could think of no reasonable way to make that work.
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In arresting interludes between the chapters, we watch through Darren's eyes as Adam and his man-child friends, addled with senioritis and crystal meth, try to coax him into playing mascot.
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Far more helpful, however, were the kind ministrations of Aunt Maud and another of her mother's sisters, Aunt Grace, a trained nurse who came to help coax her back to health.
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The shale revolution, which fracks rock to coax oil from it, lifted U.S. oil production from 4.9 million bpd in 2009 to a peak of 9.6 mln bpd in June 2015.
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The complaint said that a hacker spoke to Orange's children through the Ring camera while they were playing basketball and tried to coax them into getting closer to the Ring camera.
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The bank kept the interest rate range between 1.25 and 1 percent, an attempt to coax low inflation toward the Fed's 2-percent target before increasing the pace of rate hikes.
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Wednesday has two strategies for augmenting her bottom line, one of which is to coax the luscious Destiny (Vanessa Morgan), a pole-dancing prostitute, to join her stable of hardworking women.
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Even with a half size up, I still needed to jam and coax my feet into them for the first few wears, but once they were on, the shoes fit well.
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And if it does, the new majority will face an immediate, fateful choice: to pursue Trump's impeachment as the base demands, or to coax their allies away from the doomsday button.
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There was no containing her, no stopping her and no way — after all those limited minutes in one-sided league games — for Auriemma to coax her off the floor for a breather.
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Restaurants are meeting the challenge with a number of creative solutions that range from using technology to ease staffing pressure to bolstering benefit programs to coax employees to stay with companies longer.
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Instead of plunging a naked wire into the cortex, Kennedy would coax nerve cells to weave their tendriled growths around the implant, locking it in place like a trellis ensnarled in ivy.
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" These days, the Milken Institute is a leading proponent of a new federal tax break that was intended to coax wealthy investors to plow money into distressed communities known as "opportunity zones.
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But Mr. Forman — who liked to coax star performances out of lesser-known actors — did exactly that with Louise Fletcher, who won an Oscar for her portrayal of the dictatorial Nurse Ratched.
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On Wednesday, agents from the FBI's Portland office were positioned at barricades around the area of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, as negotiations began to coax the occupiers from the region, NBC reports.
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If so much noise could come from a rusty nail spring-released to drag round a piece of Bakelite, why not use a crank-wound spring to coax sound from a radio?
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Because if the Night King knew Jon and company were coming Beyond the Wall, then the sequence reads like a set up, using them as bait to coax Dany and her dragons.
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Opposition legislators are developing an amnesty proposal meant to coax disgruntled military leaders into turning on Maduro, based on what they say are conversations with active officers who are eager for change.
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The most emotional scene of the Vice documentary isn't the corpse, but the still-living man encountered in his tent, whom our guide Azusa gently tries to coax back down the path.
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The Oregon legislature is dancing with the idea, too, assuming the governor can coax back to the capitol all the Republican legislators who are literally hiding so they don't have to vote.
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David Schneiderbeck, who owns Rizzo's Garage, said he used to refer boat owners to Mr. Stackowitz, a mechanic known for his ability to coax bilge pumps and fuel lines back to life.
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To try to coax the private sector to hire more, Moon has pledged the government will pay for the salary of every third youth employee hired by small companies for three years.
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"Champions" reminds us that Chance the Rapper isn't the only Chicago rapper to know a thing or two about blessings: Only West could coax rhymes like these out of this monster crew.
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As with Marc Maron's candid conversations with comedians on his podcast, Combat Jack was able to coax hip-hop luminaries into revealing parts of themselves that they had never shown in public.
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" And again: "Joyce allowed a complex imagination to shine its pale, unsettled light on what had already passed into shade so that he could coax it back into substance, courtesy of style.
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A few seasons back, when Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne wanted to coax the humor from Samuel Beckett shorts in "Fragments," they recruited Mr. Houben and Mr. Magni to the cast.
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Never mind the stories of his black moods in adolescence, the history of a mood disorder that predated me; I believed love would triumph, that I could coax him into the light.
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The big picture: The U.S. and its regional allies have been trying to coax North Korea back to negotiations to eliminate its nuclear weapons and missiles since talks stalled earlier this year.
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Humans have made homes in some of earth's most unlikely, ungenerous areas — Iceland, Siberia, the southern Sahara — and yet there are still some places that we've been unable to coax into submission.
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Vinny asked Sitch to judge a contest to see which of 3 aspiring dancers was most fit to be a Chippendales performer, but he tried to coax Mike into trying out himself.
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Papa, CEO of Centennial Resource Development, is a closely followed figure in the U.S. shale drilling world, where producers rely on advanced techniques to coax oil and gas from tight rock formations.
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The company was struggling with debt and trying to coax profits from far-flung fossil-fuel projects around the developing world that are buffeted by instability in politics, currency and commodity prices.
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We're told HBB was able to coax June out of the house for a face-to-face chat that lasted about an hour, but Mama eventually went back inside ... without her kid.
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In a case in Orange County, a public defender had discovered that the district attorney's office was strategically placing jailhouse informants, offering them leniency if they could coax confessions from fellow inmates.
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Without mentioning price or launch date, LG is leaving out key context about the phone and are playing a game with the media, attempting to game the system and coax out extra attention.
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To justify the suspension of the drills, the United States will need to coax North Korea to reciprocate with significant steps that push the nuclear disarmament process firmly forward, Yeol Soo Kim said.
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We're streaming the album below, asnd I encourage you to clap on a pair of headphones, close your eyes, and let Darsombra coax you away into a kinder, brighter, trippier plane of existence.
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They will have to find a way to coax an energized movement that is demanding robust action on climate change alongside a core Democratic contingent that may be hesitant about such drastic changes.
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The book's first chapter recounts the night a highly-buzzed Suebsaeng tried to coax the famously straight-laced former FBI Director James Comey into doing some "fireball shots" at the Trump International Hotel.
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And, it takes into consideration the complicated acts of theft between people, companies, and brands that need to happen in order to coax the general consumer to consider clothing items as fashion trends.
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English conceptual artist and creative consultant Kai Bastard's eccentric photo manipulations exemplify an image's ability to not only draw an audience's attention, but tell a story, coax self-reflection, and inspire critical thinking.
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When police officers Adolfo Jimenez and Daniel Corona first got the call, they were stumped by how to coax the fearful feline to safety, but eventually thought of using the tasty tortilla treat.
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After the nine-hour surgery in July, Victoria's parents "had to twist six individual screws a few millimeters each day to coax the bones excruciatingly into place," according to the Eastern Daily Press.
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"Trump is trying to coax a deal out of China, and Huawei has become a bargaining chip," said Brian Finch, a public policy and cybersecuirty partner at law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman.
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Take it out, blow off a cartridge or two, and give it a play tonight — that is, if your TV still has RCA in or, even less likely, an RF adapter for coax.
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Britain's The Times reports that the 97-year-old royal may very well be the first person to ever successfully coax a number of nature's rarest delicacy, the black truffle, from British soil.
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Then there's a screening with the producers and cast of Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, an offbeat detective show, followed by a preview of Class, a Doctor Who spinoff about Coax Hill School.
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In order for the product to become a mainstay, Magic Leap will need to coax them to spend their time programming for its headset with the promise that there will be future customers.
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Each is responsible for bringing its own allies into the process: the Russians will bring the Assad regime on board and the Turks as many moderate factions as they can coax or cajole.
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When Roberts injects this concoction into his belly fat, the hope is that the N6 gene will coax his body into producing antibodies, which will then enter the bloodstream and fight his HIV.
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Fed brains have been flummoxed by the apparent breakdown in the relationship between employment and prices and by their inability to coax inflation up to their 2% target for any length of time.
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Investors are also keeping a close eye on a trade summit between the European Union and China on Tuesday in which the bloc will try to coax Beijing to open up its markets.
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Although Mr Karolyi had a rare ability to coax an extra ounce of effort out of his athletes, his leadership style was relentlessly abrasive, provoking run-ins with officials, parents and gymnasts themselves.
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From this point on, you must stir the risotto constantly, not only to keep it from scorching but also to coax the starch out of the rice and give the sauce its creaminess.
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But stubbornly weak price growth forced the BOJ to cut its inflation forecasts, underscoring the challenges the central bank faces as it tries to reflate the economy and coax consumers to spend more.
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Almost a dozen other residential, retail and office projects are under construction, many of them designed for the high-tech business market or to coax young tech entrepreneurs to live and work downtown.
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Governments in less developed areas south of Senegal and Mauritania's deposits, including Gambia, Guinea Bissau and Guinea, are also trying to coax oil companies in the hope that they can emulate the interest.
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In her job at the Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists, she sometimes has to coax students struggling with writer's block to jot down more than the bare minimum in their assignments.
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Even Louis C.K. at the height of his pre-scandal fame couldn't coax Pesci to work with him; instead, Pesci told him that he should quit doing stand-up because he wasn't funny.
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After these latest interjections, members of the international community, in this case specifically the US and France, will claim they had attempted to coax the parties towards a peaceful agreement, to no avail.
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We've pushed solitude out of every corner of our world, like when I was a kid and always tried to coax every last molecule of cake-flavored nutritional paste out of the tube.
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In this work, two mothers coax two toddlers to perform for the camera, coaching him to "play" with several toys that the family is photographing so they can be marketed and sold online.
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If it lingers too far below that goal for an extended period, consumers and businesses could come to expect permanently slower gains, making it harder for the Fed to ever coax inflation higher.
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I loved being able to sleep in, not needing to coax my aching body into hours of training or to worry about carrying my own immense expectations, let alone those of my country.
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Indeed, even during the 2014 protests, Mr. Xi held up Hong Kong's "one country, two systems" approach as a model that might eventually coax Taiwan, the self-governed island, to accept Chinese sovereignty.
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Nominations for the 203th Academy Awards will be announced on Tuesday, and movie marketers will be ready to pounce with ads that try to coax more people into seats: The establishment is swooning!
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Republican lawmakers face resistance from conservatives who say the bill, which would create a system of tax credits to coax people to buy private insurance on the open market, is not radical enough.
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The Fed in January kept the interest rate range between 1.25 and 85033 percent, an attempt to coax low inflation toward the bank's 2-percent target before increasing the pace of rate hikes.
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Maddox's parents, who have not been identified, worked with law enforcement to record messages that search teams are piping into the park to coax him out, FBI supervisory special agent Jason Kaplan said.
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Though the White House hasn't released a copy of the executive order, it will apparently call for investigating voter suppression as well—presumably an effort to coax Democrats into engaging in the process.
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Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper Jason Buratczuk (bur-AH&apos-chek) says U.S. 93 is closed to traffic in both directions while police try to coax the man out of the truck near Hoover Dam.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's ambitious plans to fix the immigration system, forge Middle East peace and coax Iran to the table might work -- but only if his negotiating partners agree to utter capitulation.
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If you already own a 2016 original then it's not an obvious upgrade — you should take a test ride and see for yourself if the trade-in is enough to coax you into buying.
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The best ones were fun enough to coax children into doing crosswords, recognizing patterns, learning long division, and, uh, typing fast enough to keep pace with a race car in your rear view mirror.
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Once [a protagonist] starts talking in words that you wouldn't have picked, then you remember that it's a game, you remember that someone is trying to coax some kind of emotion out of you.
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In future, however, the aim is to apply electrical interventions at the micro level, using tiny implants to coax insulin from cells to treat diabetes, for example, or correct muscle imbalances in lung diseases.
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Mr. Carter organized the meeting after President Obama asked him to coax members of the coalition into bolstering their contributions to the campaign to defeat the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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Indeed, according to an index of "soft power"—a term defined in 443 by Joseph Nye as a country's ability to coax and persuade others through peaceful means—Britain is unrivalled at influencing foreigners.
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Firms trying to develop useful applications for AI must hope that the data they have are sufficient, or come up with ways to coax users into providing them with better information at no cost.
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In theory, researchers believe, it should be possible to get more people to respond by adding other drugs to the mix in order to coax the immune system to fight back against cancer cells.
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Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray, pitches 3 options for ending surprise hospital billing, including a new one that could coax more doctors into accepting the same insurance plans as the hospitals they practice in.
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But on this particular day, Kravitz sits trying to coax a terrified 7-year-old boy named Jeffery, whose gums have completely grown over his front teeth, into having a life-changing dental procedure.
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There's an effort, half-hearted and eventually abandoned, to coax some emotional resonance out of the chain-smoking genre cliches that are Murphy and Javier Peña (Pedro Pascal), his partner in mustachioed crime-fighting.
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Choi says the group has often pushed the agency's initial pitches in a bolder direction — a reverse of the usual dynamic in which agencies try to coax their skittish clients into riskier creative work.
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Not even the presence of one of the greatest hitters in baseball history and several members of one of the best teams in franchise history could coax the Cincinnati Reds out of their funk.
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Oil prices in the mid- to upper-$50s-per-barrel range would encourage North American producers, while prices above $65 per barrel would coax international producers to boost spending, Chief Executive Martin Craighead said.
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In a bid to coax support from conservatives, House leaders proposed a fresh amendment — to be voted on Friday — repealing Obama's requirement that insurers cover 10 specified services like maternity and mental health care.
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The Village seems to be set in a New England agrarian community in the 1700s or 1800s, whose residents eke out their livelihood based on what they can coax the earth into giving up.
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But major Japanese retailers have announced sweeping price cuts for food goods and daily necessities, underscoring the difficulty facing the central bank as it tries to spur inflation and coax consumers to boost spending.
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The man, whom police are calling "Steve from Virginia" – though authorities don't know his real name for certain – has so far evaded all New York Police Department efforts to coax him inside the building.
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Houston, which is riding a five-game winning streak, will send Lance McCullers Jr. to the mound on Saturday while the Red Sox try to coax a quality start out of lefty Drew Pomeranz.
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With the Israeli military having shut down the main road, local teenagers put up signs to coax Palestinian drivers along circuitous routes to Ramallah, the seat of Palestinian government, and Huwara, a neighboring village.
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It will take time to coax others into raising money independently, but the banks' lending squeeze will encourage them, said Vito Ferito, associate partner at Frame Capital UK which co-arranged 4 Madonne's bond.
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The practice of issuing loans to coax sales from less prosperous customers has become increasingly common over the past decade as sales slumped and Russia's political ambitions on the world stage began to broaden.
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The length of horizontal wells have grown to 10,000 feet or more, and producers are using ever increasing amounts of sand in their high-pressure frack jobs to coax oil from cracks in rocks.
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It is easier to coax money from corporations in France than from individuals, according to Sue Devine, who founded American Friends of the Louvre with Christopher Forbes in 2002 and is now its director.
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The new BOLT OTA will also support the TiVo Mini for a multi-room, whole-home setup – but only over Ethernet, not MoCA (networking over coax), which is not supported on the new device.
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By the time he arrived on Merseyside, however, Balotelli seemed to have lost much of his love for the game, with his new club unable or unwilling to coax him back to peak form.
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"Kushner's contacts with the Chinese ambassador and his skill at diplomacy can certainly help reduce Chinese paranoia and hopefully coax them into making their first negotiating offer," said Pillsbury, currently at the Hudson Institute.
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Google has used this approach to coax employees into the corporate equivalent of eating their vegetables, prodding them to save more for retirement, waste less food at the cafeteria and opt for healthier snacks.
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In the years since, it has sought to coax medical companies to formalize and expand financial commitments that are now voluntary and vaguely defined — more like an accepted social compact than a firm obligation.
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But according to people privy to the events, he did so only after Leonard Lauder, the cosmetics scion and the museum's powerful chairman emeritus, phoned Mr. Griffin from a boat to coax him back.
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Officials in Brazil's Public Ministry allege that Greenwald's attempts to coax information out of sources and coach them on covering their tracks made him part of a "criminal organization" that hacked public officials' phones.
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At the session itself, Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee and the committee's chairman, appeared at times to coax Mr. Tillerson toward more palatable answers, plainly eager to shepherd him out of the committee.
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But then, instead of trying to coax the heart back into activity, the surgeon will start pumping the body full of ice-cold saline at a rate of at least a gallon a minute.
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Washington would still have to find some way to coax the Palestinians back to the table, as there aren't many (if any) Israeli politicians they believe will readily make concessions in a peace process.
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Using every part of my hands, I coax a thin sponge cake into a jelly roll (and there isn't a time when I don't take a moment to admire the chubby spiral I've crafted).
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Banking analysts have argued for years that consolidation of the country's seven Landesbank groups would help coax the market into a healthier position, but even the financial crisis did not lead to fundamental change.
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In both cases, the sons of Fox's founder, Rupert Murdoch, had to coax their father to act even after internal investigations turned up more evidence of a toxic culture for women at the company.
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While the euro area and Japan have negative borrowing costs, an effort to coax growth and inflation higher, the Fed's key interest rate is set in a range of 1.5 percent to 1.75 percent.
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Now in an effort to regain the trust of its once-loyal patrons, Chipotle is launching a string of promotional deals to coax cautious eaters back into the fold, the New York Post reports.
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The minds of men are labyrinths, the only way to peruse their depths is to walk through them, and I am not friendly enough with Ed to coax him into taking me on that journey.
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The Blue Ox Malthouse in Maine was established to coax farmers there to grow barley as a cover crop, which the company then turns into malt that is sold to the state's craft beer industry.
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Weak domestic economic growth has stifled demand for corporate loans for years while the Bank of Japan's decision to turn to negative rates has so far failed to coax firms to ramp up new borrowing.
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In February, President Donald Trump proposed spending $200 billion in a bid to coax $1.5 trillion in infrastructure investing mainly from state and local governments, as well as private entities, but the plan went nowhere.
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To that end, Ha conducted a series of experiments to see if reinforcement learning could coax virtual robots, called walkers, into designing their body plans to better accommodate their environment and the challenges confronting them.
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Britain's exit from the EU was still hanging in the balance on Monday as Prime Minister Theresa May tried to coax the Labour Party into agreeing a divorce deal, two days before an emergency summit.
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Experts say Pompeo will have to coax significant reciprocal steps from North Korea that would firmly lock the country into a process of disarmament to justify the suspension of the U.S.-South Korea war games.
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After this I go to The Ritz for an hour or so and coax the signatures of old men from the 1% onto their wills, which are now all for me — a girl's gotta eat.
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The theme of winter is merely incidental to the central plot which is basically your ex-bf trying to coax you out of all your social engagements in favour of staying in and getting piped.
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And thank goodness for that, because this video is a symphony that delicately shows the nuance of how you, the at-home producer, can coax the most out of this beloved software... or maybe not.
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There, in order to secure lucrative consignments, specialists use minimum price guarantees to coax timid sellers into signing over their prized holdings, essentially gambling that the market's interest in the work will outstrip their own.
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His company, LA County Chop Rods already generated plenty of business; the former motocross racer had developed a cult following of riders who loved his ability to coax beauty and power out of raw metals.
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At a time when e-commerce giant Amazon is becoming a bigger competitive force for many retailers, Macy's needs some sort of new strategy to stay relevant with consumers, and coax them into its stores.
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The inability of Senate Republicans to coax enough Democratic support to avoid the "nuclear option" reflected the intense partisan divide in Washington and the Trump administration's failure to win the cooperation of the opposition party.
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The final prong of their mid-aughts enrollment effort was to set up a tent outside of the Gamestop I frequented to coax passing gamers into conversations about how enlisting basically makes you Master Chief.
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In the video, fellow hikers can be heard snickering and laughing at the man as the 3-year-old child attempts to coax him off the cliffside by yelling, "Let go!" over and over again.
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Tony Brenna, discussing Cathy Evelyn Smith, the "Florence Nightingale with a hypodermic syringe" ultimately imprisoned for her role in John Belushi's death, feels the paper crossed a line in befriending her to coax a quote.
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As is often the case with high-end philanthropy, especially in Los Angeles, over-the-top dinners — each prepared by a celebrity chef and flooded with famed wines — are needed to coax open the checkbooks.
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If it is entirely on the supply side, then government stimulus is not much use, and policy makers should focus on trying to make companies more innovative and coax people back into the work force.
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Nonetheless, Iran's actions on Friday are a major act of defiance against the US and European Union, which have separately been trying — unsuccessfully — to coax Iran back to honoring its JCPOA commitments in recent weeks.
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TOKYO — In the three and a half years since he won the Japanese prime minister's office on a pledge to rekindle economic growth, Shinzo Abe has tried many tactics to coax the economy into expanding.
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On the back are inputs and outputs for the remote finder, the coax connection for the antenna, optical audio out, audio L/R, HDMI 2.0, Ethernet, 2 USB 2.0 ports, external storage port, and power.
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Rather than trying to coax healthy consumers into the ACA's markets, using their premium dollars to help subsidize guaranteed coverage for the sick, the Trump administration is giving healthy people more options outside the ACA.
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He revelled in downtown pleasures—record stores, anonymity—and wandered from bookstore to bookstore, amassing piles of paperbacks that he would coax a friend, who worked at an airline, to ship to Jamaica for him.
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Learning to coax humor out of alfalfa was something of a challenge for the bicoastal Ms. Bell, whose father is a Manhattan commercial real estate and racetrack developer and mother owns an interior design firm.
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Early in the trade war with the United States, for example, some in Beijing tried to use the conflict to coax Mr. Xi into adopting market-friendly policies the party has resisted, Professor Cabestan said.
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Ms. Warren has spoken to Mr. Biden once since Super Tuesday but multiple times to Mr. Sanders, as she and her team have fielded overtures from Sanders supporters seeking to coax her to his aid.
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Their breakout song, "Drinkee," seamlessly combines their headier instincts with more bodily ones: Its lyrics reference the Brazilian poet Chacal, while its fleshy house beat and carefully plotted drops coax head bops and hip swivels.
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World number one Halep came through a tough three-set semi-final against Maria Sharapova on Saturday and was well off the pace, failing to coax even a single break point opportunity the entire match.
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Instead, the county's strategy is to coax homeowners to replace antiquated septic tanks with high-tech "denitrification systems" — small units that cost more than older septic systems but remove most of the nitrogen from wastewater.
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Here, an elaborate and expensive system of LED lights is designed to emulate sunrises, sunsets and phases of the moon to coax pillar coral in tanks into reproducing as if they were in the ocean.
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But according to the International Energy Agency, upwards of 90 percent of these projects will simply sell the captured carbon back to oil companies to be injected underground to coax more oil to the surface.
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One Monday afternoon I changed into soft clothes (the kind you would watch television in rather than exercise in) and let a stretcher named Jeff Brannigan gently coax my muscles out of their usual tightness.
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While Andrea uses sex to coax love, Tara, an oversharing aesthetician, is pulling away from her middle-aged boyfriend (an underutilized Ben Mendelsohn) and toward a twinkling rabbi (Billy Crystal, if you can believe it).
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While it took about a decade for Morandi to become Morandi, his centeredness as a painter and his preternatural ability to coax the maximum quotient of life from his pigments were there from the beginning.
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Under the provisions of the draft bill, which would cut an estimated $160bn from annual Medicaid spending by 2026 compared with current plans, Mr McConnell has substantial means at his disposal to try to coax support.
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"We just haven't been accustomed to playing that way," Lue told reporters of the faster pace he tried to coax out of the Cavaliers in his first game, which the team lost to the Chicago Bulls.
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The resilient rescuer ignored the barrage of four-letter words and continued to try to coax the bird over to him, also trying phrases in Greek and Turkish, since Jessie "speaks" those languages along with English.
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The case was chronicled in the 10-part Netflix series "Making a Murderer," which suggested that investigators took advantage of Dassey's youth and limited intellect to coax him into confessing to a crime he didn't commit.
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The art of producing and sound-mixing gets a touch bizarre as Ridge employs a cactus, a bird's head, and even a lightly salted tortilla chip to coax out strains of audio from each vinyl album.
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The April conversations between Koehler and the Minneapolis defendants started awkwardly; there was no getting around the obvious strangeness of a white German trying to coax a Somali American teen into revealing his most intimate thoughts.
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STRASBOURG/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe plans to coax as well as pressure African governments to help curb migration northward using a mixture of aid and trade levers under proposals put forward on Tuesday by the EU executive.
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It would offer a third chance for this generation but Belgian soccer must now decide how best to coax a consistent level of performance from players who have so far under-achieved in national team colors.
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Even as Jim's speech became increasingly stunted, Pony could coax him to talk about his past, recounting fishing trips or how he built the house to face the sun so it would be warmer in winter.
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When you're just starting out, we felt like we would deliver the video to where people were instead of trying to coax and beg and spend a lot of energy trying to pull them to us.
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And if you visit the company's website today, you'll notice that Vizio is again referring to these devices as TVs — not just "displays" — because they all once again have TV tuners and coax inputs built-in.
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The woman, identified as Therese Patricia Okoumou, began climbing the statue and was caught on camera as U.S. Park police and the New York Police Department tried to coax her off the statue, according to CNN.
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After dropping his opponent with a right in the opening seconds of the bout, Gall proceeded to lock up a rear-naked choke to coax out the tap at the 45-second mark of round one.
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Michael Avenatti said Nike "pulled a stunt" by having him arrested before he could go public with accusations that the retailer paid certain high school athletes to coax them into playing basketball at Nike-sponsored colleges.
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Bob Corker, one of the most respected Senate Republicans, who has tried to keep open channels to the White House and coax Trump toward a more conventional foreign policy, unloaded on him in a spectacular manner.
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The woman is in an abusive relationship, and Ponce de Leon has been trying to gently coax her to get emergency help, to get out, giving her contacts for counseling services and a place to stay.
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Lengthy testimonies from two top diplomats released by House Democrats in the impeachment inquiry Tuesday paint an astonishing portrait of Giuliani's sustained efforts to coax Ukraine into launching probes related to the 2016 and 2020 elections.
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Brazil has rejected an informal effort by Saudi Arabia to coax Latin America's top oil producer into joining OPEC-led production cuts aimed at boosting prices that have been hit by oversupply, a Brazilian official said.
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Ditto for electrical stimulation to coax the throat muscles to contract, and researchers such as Rebecca German maintain that we still have much to learn about correcting or minimizing the faulty mechanics of a bad swallow.
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Hacks are great, because they mean you don't have to inhale toxic fumes just to pry off caked-on stains from your oven walls or coax mildew out of your shower (mildew loves it in there).
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After weeks of fever, vomiting and diarrhea - telltale signs of malnutrition - his gaunt face and glazed eyes were listless despite his mother's efforts to coax him into eating from a packet of nutritious peanut-based paste.
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I think it's putting up the biggest possible number it can coax out of its data without so blatantly manipulating that data as to open itself up to legal liability, because that's what massive corporations do.
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Or animals are trying to haul out (of the water), but people are trying to push or coax them back in because they think that they need to be wet or in water all the time.
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Some videos may not have even that, but for those video apps that do not work with the Mac's Picture in Picture mode, a Safari extension called PiPifier might coax the clips into their separate windows.
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Wineries that lost vineyards will have to wait three to five years to nurse the soil back to health and coax out a viable crop of grapes, said Karissa Kruse, president of the Sonoma County Winegrowers.
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In an effort to coax Ohioans to "shelter in place if they can" this week, he turned over the podium to his wife, asking her to share his family's ideas for coping at this extraordinary time.
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This hot showbiz shrub of yesteryear, which goes by the name of Audrey II, has found a new dance partner, a performer who can coax the tendril-stretching star quality out of a freakish botanical specimen.
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Heavily armed officers in riot gear stood along the side of the store and used mirrors to look inside as hostage negotiators tried to coax the man into freeing his 40 to 50 hostages and surrendering.
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So for the new study, which was published last month in the Journal of Gerontology A, researchers at the University at Buffalo decided to coax frail, elderly mice through a program of high-intensity interval running.
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I'm less interested in catering to the appetite whims of 3-year-olds than I am in making food we love and trying to find ways to coax the new-food resistant along for the ride.
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In one of the movie's best scenes, the brothers show up at a diner where Franklin works as a waitress and try to coax her guitarist husband, the diner's cook, to join them on the road.
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Eagleton placed — not so surreptitiously — bottles of ouzo and mezcal on the table to coax the night along, and guests lingered on the studio's balcony until late, as MacLeod's black cat, Pineapple, slinked around the shadows.
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Poor Jose Aldo tried it recently after failing to coax McGregor back down to the featherweight division, but the UFC doesn't seem any closer to forcing McGregor to give Aldo a rematch than they were before.
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In the April 9 EU-China summit draft joint communique, the European Union will seek Beijing's agreement for deadlines to open up China's economy, trying to coax it into making good on promises to deepen trade ties.
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The case was chronicled in the controversial 10-part Netflix series "Making a Murderer," which suggested that investigators took advantage of Dassey's youth and limited intellect to coax him into confessing to a crime he didn't commit.
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Behold, B(air) Denim, a new collection from 7 For All Mankind, the coveted 2000s premium denim brand that prompted many of us to coax our parents (successfully or not) into shelling out three figures for jeans.
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As the Trump administration scrambles to respond to North Korea's nuclear ambitions, it is trying to coax the country's smaller trading partners, from Sudan to the Philippines, to ramp up the pressure on Kim Jong Un's regime.
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The report said 'smart' packaging, mobile apps, tele-medicine and new drug-delivery technologies offered the best ways to coax patients to take the right amount of medicine at the right time and for the right duration.
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After David Phelps, Nick Wittgren and A.J. Ramos tossed a hitless inning apiece Sunday, Ellis acknowledged he did wonder how much fun it would have been to try and coax several pitchers through a no-hit bid.
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This was another lesson of the Obama administration: that it takes very little time to terrify a community, and a long time and a lot of proactive work to coax them to let go of that fear.
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Republican lawmakers face resistance from conservatives within their own ranks who say the bill, which would create a system of tax credits to coax people to buy private insurance on the open market, is not radical enough.
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Moon, who met with Trump last Friday, must accept that a "sunshine" policy of economic and political outreach will not coax Pyongyang from its nuclear tether as long as Kim Jong Un equates the arsenal with survival.
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Zayong Koo, Hyundai vice president in charge of investor relations, told an earnings conference on Tuesday that sales incentives to coax buyers into showrooms jumped in the first half, without saying how much the promotions affected profitability.
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But stubbornly weak price growth will likely force the BOJ to cut its inflation forecasts, sources say, underscoring the challenges the central bank faces as it tries to reflate the economy and coax consumers into spending more.
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It doesn't support HDMI 2.0 for external 4K sources, but you can connect video sources (game consoles, Blu-ray players, etc.) to your TV and run an optical or coax cable to the soundbar as a workaround.
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"It is a full-fledged boom," says Dale Redman, chief executive of Propetro, a Midland, Texas, firm that supplies heavy-duty horsepower to drill sites, where energy companies coax crude from the ground with sand and water.
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When her manager tries to coax her back into a similar commercial contract, Bamford says she would rather return to smaller performances, "like one alone in [my] living room"—a sly nod to Bamford's last comedy special.
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Enriqueta Ortuno, a 57-year-old psychotherapist who has been working with victims of the earthquake in the Xochimilco district, said she and her colleagues had brought drawing materials to coax a response from kids rendered mute.
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That is, Pretor-Pinney's organization was being tossed like a pebble, again and again, into the same bottomless pool of interchangeable online content that he was trying to coax people away from by lifting their gaze skyward.
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The Mets will try to coax another solid effort out of right-hander Robert Gsellman while keeping the bats humming along when they host the Pittsburgh Pirates in the second of a three-game series on Saturday.
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But in this clip, his friends and family talk about noticing his drug habit, hearing him claim he wants to kill himself, and trying to coax him away from drug dealers to a vacation escape in Alaska.
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Now there are staff members conducting screenings of seven or eight children a day, trying to coax basic facts out of children who might be too young or too frightened to articulate what had happened to them.
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Lower oil prices really are good news for consumers; lower bond yields will translate into lower mortgage rates; and the big market moves Monday will probably get the attention of policymakers and coax a more aggressive response.
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This year, at a rally to ban assault weapons, she stepped up to Mr. Martin's anvil to hammer the magazine of an AR-247 that would soon become a hoe to coax new growth from the soil.
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Months after the storms, and with the resort moldering on site, Stacey E. Plaskett, the U.S.V.I. delegate in Congress, introduced a new bill allowing a 60-year extension on the R.U.E. to coax the owners to rebuild.
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The U.S. shale industry, which uses a cocktail of high-pressure water and chemicals to coax crude from rock deep underground, known as hydraulic fracturing or fracking, could also offer insights to conventional drillers, the report said.
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L1 is trying to coax shareholders to sell it the roughly 70 percent it does not already own of the group, which has failed to claw back market share in the face of strong competition in Spain.
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Last year, Pope Francis, in a dramatic gesture, kissed the feet of Mr. Kiir, who belongs to the majority Dinka ethnic group, and Mr. Machar, of the Nuer ethnic group, to coax them into putting differences aside.
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From Hollywood, Relativity has managed to coax cash from the founder of the Creative Artists Agency, Michael Ovitz, and the Academy Award-winning actor Jared Leto (whose venture capital portfolio is as impressive as it is diverse).
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Robert Redford may have said that 2018's The Old Man and the Gun would be his last movie, but let's hope Lindelof can coax him out of retirement for a little cameo later on this season.
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Yet Levit, as in his Beethoven performances, shows an extraordinary ability to coax a singing line from the piano, and he introduces myriad subtleties into the purr of counterpoint, often inserting elegant little ornaments on the repeats.
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Almost as soon as Real Madrid finished celebrating its victory in the final hours later, reports started to emerge suggesting that P.S.G. would once more try to coax Mendes's most famous client, Ronaldo, to the French capital.
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Yankees 7.003, Rays 1 C.C. Sabathia spent the last few days communing with a baseball he kept in his locker, trying to coax it back to life after his disastrous start against the White Sox last Friday.
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A master orchestrator who could coax a vast range of tonal colors from the bits of wood and brass for which he composed, Mr. Bassett wrote works for symphony orchestra, chamber and choral ensembles, solo instruments and voice.
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It wasn't Glover, it wasn't Stanfield—the only explanation is that Teddy Perkins is a real person and the Atlanta team was kind enough to coax him out of his secluded mansion and come to an awards show.
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The plan would scrap the Obamacare requirement that most Americans obtain medical insurance and would replace its income-based subsidies with a system of fixed tax credits to coax people to buy private insurance on the open market.
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In the latest twist, scammers coax victims into taking explicit photos and videos of themselves and then threaten to distribute them to their Facebook or Skype contacts if they don't pay them money or help them launder money.
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He never once actually betrayed or misled me–he let me maintain full control over the big decisions, even if he did try to subtly manipulate them and coax me into his way of thinking along the way.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny has offered to boost a state house construction program and build more infrastructure to coax independent parliamentarians to support a new government, a draft document seen by Reuters showed on Tuesday.
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Yovanovitch was reportedly removed after complaints from Giuliani and others that she was thwarting his efforts to coax the Ukrainian government to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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He had already been grumbling about Mr Price's failure to coax Republican congressmen into repealing Barack Obama's healthcare reform, a campaign promise of Mr Trump's, that Mr Price, a fierce critic of Obamacare, had been appointed to fulfil.
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NEW YORK, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse Group AG is accusing a group of five investment bankers who left for Jefferies Group LLC in May of stealing confidential information and trying to coax former colleagues to join them.
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In a bid to revive its slowing economy, the province has been attempting to build and finance a new industry, investing public money to coax eight companies to make products from PLA such as plastic bags and plates.
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One person close to Mnuchin told the Post that the intent of the designation was to coax Chinese negotiators back to the table for trade talks, though the source added that the strategy has not yet been successful.
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Jorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he ever manages to coax Canelo Alvarez, one of the greatest active boxers on the planet, into a prizefighting ring in what would be one more crossover circus.
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A statement by Tass, the Soviet news agency, said technicians here are still hoping to re-establish radio contact with Venus-2 and coax from it the pictures of the planet it took along with other scientific information.
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Sesame, meanwhile, is house-trained to use puppy pads, answers to his name, and "will do anything for a treat," which Ally uses to coax him out into the open when he's tucked away in a hiding spot.
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His highborn friends—including the funny Menenius Agrippa, played by Teagle F. Bougere, who makes Elizabethan English sound easy-peasy, the smoothest conversation—try to coax him out of war mode and into the hearts of the people.
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If Hickey can harness the pitchers' raw stuff, and Davis can coax more contact from an offense that finished second to Colorado in runs scored in the N.L. last year, the Cubs should return to the World Series.
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His famed ability to bring people together is being tested now as he tries to coax international investors with market-friendly incentives while also enacting populist A.N.C. policies, such as changing the Constitution to speed up land reform.
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To adjust to life on a dilapidated homestead, however, the couple must turn to tractor-savvy locals like Rudy (Ed Begley Jr.) and Constance (Pam Grier) to coax even a few sprigs of alfalfa from the sunbaked ground.
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Joined by a fellow birder on a lunch break from her day job, Mr. Barrett began to strategize how he'd coax the duck from the other side, which was thick with trees and shadows in the late afternoon.
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But the military exercises are a continuing flash point, said Adam Mount, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress in Washington, and curtailing them could be an important gesture that could coax North Korea toward dialogue.
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While many in India already have so-called feature phones — rudimentary devices with limited, or no, access to the web — operators are trying to coax people to invest in budget smartphones that can take advantage of mobile data.
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It means living a life of unknowns, large and small, and yet never ceasing in one's attempts to coax beauty from even the most forbidding, the meanest of places: the spots of earth that everyone else has overlooked.
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It is a job needing patience and diplomacy, working through interpreters to coax sometimes reluctant commanders to abandon isolated checkpoints or try to develop their own solutions instead of relying on U.S. air strikes to defeat the enemy.
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And Wednesday in LA was no exception, when a guy in nothing but his underwear climbed to the top of a freeway exit sign, causing a massive traffic jam until authorities managed to coax him to the ground.
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As she met Lorraine Dube, 29, a volunteer with the African Institute for Social Development, and her son Ezekiel Wong, two, Ms Markle tried valiantly to coax him out of his shyness, stroking his arm and chatting to him.
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The downside of being a Very Famous Celebrity musician is that occasionally, when you are out trying to live your daily life among your friends and loved ones, someone will try to coax you into singing your fucking songs.
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The chaos had to be tamed, and the whip wound up being instant gelatin, which allowed the lady of the house to tidily preserve leftovers — and coax other ingredients into eye-pleasing formations — and then call it a salad.
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Although WhatsApp (owned by Facebook) might be suspect here, the rest don't deal in the advertising business, and as a result, don't go out of their way to coax out of you as much information about you as possible.
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Despite the G7's efforts to coax the Trump administration away from a go-it-alone approach, some analysts now question whether Washington remains committed to basic policies that have upheld the post-World War Two international economic system.
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That should give China's central bank confidence to continue with gradual monetary policy tightening as it tries to coax companies to reduce high levels of debt, ANZ economists said, predicting further hikes in short-term interest rates this year.
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Reuters reported last year that Mexico's government withheld hundreds of millions of dollars in tax refunds owed to Procter & Gamble, Unilever, and Colgate combined as it sought to coax them and other multinationals to pay more income tax locally.
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The hunt for the next big technology to transform the process of fracking is still on, with companies looking at methods such as using carbon dioxide to coax more oil out of wells that have already been hydraulically fractured.
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His lab's main focus remains trying to coax ever more exotic behavior out of twisted bilayer graphene, taking advantage of the fact that through long trial and error he's boosted his yield of superconducting samples to nearly 50 percent.
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In the run-up to O'Rourke's first big fundraising splash of the presidential campaign, Louis Susman, a bundler for Obama, had been privately making calls to "family and friends" to coax support for O'Rourke, he told CNBC last week.
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But he has not managed to coax the warring sides into speaking face-to-face, and it was only in the eighth round in December that the rebel opposition united in one delegation, raising modest hopes for direct talks.
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Mr. Kerry met with the foreign ministers of five African countries — Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda — in an effort to coax them to play a bigger role in stabilizing trouble spots, such as South Sudan and Somalia.
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New York totaled five runs in the doubleheader, including a 3-1 win in the nightcap, and is still trying to coax more offense out of the team with David Wright not in the lineup and Neil Walker slumping.
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The young Dallas outfit may be saddled with a faintly ridiculous moniker, but that only gives them more time to catch hold of a prospective listener and coax them into a false sense of security before dropping the hammer.
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US Attorney Darren Ching says Pae—who apparently took up yoga and meditation to help combat anxiety—tried to headbutt and bite Marines who happened to be on the flight and tried to coax him back into his seat.
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Claudio Ranieri was the manager who took Roma to within a hair of the Serie A title in 2010; he did it in relief of Luciano Spalletti, who couldn't coax the team into even a passing effort on defense.
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" Ms. Geller has used her motivational methods — think Abraham Maslow by way of Tony Robbins — to coax Jon Stewart's French bulldog, Oprah's golden retrievers, and other prominent family members "from impulse-based behavior to the way of higher consciousness.
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They said that if he failed to coax Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim to hold a second summit meeting, following up on their June talks in Singapore, the Korean Peninsula might revert to the roiling tensions of last year.
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For an artist who had deployed a battery of strategies, including surprise, exhaustion and intimacy, to coax sitters into dropping their masks, it was novel to photograph people who, even when their faces were covered, revealed their unguarded selves.
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Knowing that he had planned to return for the PGA Tour's 2016-17 season-opening event in California, which started 11 days after the Ryder Cup ended, the American players tried to coax Woods to hit balls with them.
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Since the start of 2017, Chinese regulators have announced a slew of steps to coax financial institutions to reduce riskier activity and leverage, targeting everything from interbank lending levels to bond trading, negotiable certificates of deposit and entrusted loans.
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But EU leaders have also mooted a longer delay, in part to help May coax the hardline Conservative eurosceptics to accept her deal - or risk Brexit being put off for a considerable time and perhaps never materialising at all.
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Hoping to coax more slaves out of hiding, Scottish police chiefs are training officers to spot the crime, working with charities to help survivors during investigations and pushing prosecutors to utilize a new law that came into force in 2016.
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You have to dig, you have to coax your friends out of hiding in their houses, everyone is too stoned or drunk to get there on time, or to make it across town, or to even show up at all.
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The travel bans and asset freezes, which EU ambassadors are set to approve on Thursday, will follow U.S. sanctions last year and mark a tougher stance from European capitals that had sought to coax a solution without resorting to punitive measures.
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I had brought my own Verge T-shirt to try out a prototype of Laundroid, and I had to coax Seven Dreamers CEO Shin Sakane into letting me drop my shirt in, instead of the demo shirts they had prepared.
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Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan called off a vote in March in the face of a rebellion involving the disparate factions of the party but managed to coax enough lawmakers to back it and engineered narrow approval on May 4.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, eager to stop rapid advances in North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs, is signaling a break with decades of US policy as he looks to coax China into ramping up the pressure on North Korea.
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The term refers to interfaces designed to coax users into taking actions that often result in giving up more information than the user realizes — such as prompts to access phone and email contacts in order to keep using the platform.
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There's usually a comedian in the audience whose job is to keep the crowd laughing between takes, and then coax them into immediate silence once it's time to shoot again, quietly reminding everyone of where they are in the plot.
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Sony is already trying to coax Baby back behind the wheel for a sequel to Baby Driver, Edgar Wright's latest hit about a fast teen with tinnitus that dominated the box office during the July Fourth holiday weekend, Slashfilm reports.
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The dollar added slightly to losses after Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer on Monday acknowledged that "having very low interest rates makes monetary policy more difficult," while adding it is "not that simple" for the Fed to coax interest rates higher.
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Energy Transfer Equity, a Dallas-based pipeline operator that initially had to coax a majority of the Williams Companies board to agree to its $38 billion offer in September, was frantically searching for a way out of the deal by springtime.
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After viewing the entire new season, it's clear fantasy-lovers and people appreciative of the ambitious medium and set design will be enamored by all 10 episodes — even if there are limitations in the performance you can coax from puppetry.
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The European Union offers a potential pathway toward de-escalation via mechanisms that coax Iran back to compliance with the JCPOA and potentially convince the United States to relax sanctions if US-Iran tensions risk breaking out in a conflict.
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Like all the best music scenes it was defined by a coming together of music and fashion: all-over Moschino prints, Patrick Coax loafers coupled with ostentatious belts, immaculate hair and nails attached to a body doing the Butterfly dance.
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Before too long, a handful of police cars showed up, in part to manage the traffic and block the road, but also possibly to coax down the couple who had clambered on top of a phone box for a dance.
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Instead of it feeling like me and Grutle having a drummer who we were trying to coax and coach into our way of thinking, we had three guys who were more or less ahead of us at our own game.
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Obama has also been trying to coax countries like China to participate in a global climate deal, in which every country would voluntarily pledge to restrain its emissions and meet regularly at the UN to ratchet up ambitions over time.
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American society in the '90s didn't force Versace or Cunanan into the closet — both were out, Versace very publicly so — but it was all too happy to build the closet, leave the door open, and gently coax them toward it.
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The economy remains relatively strong and corporate profits sturdy, analysts say, but the rise in the market has left stocks fully valued, and in need of some sort of positive surprise to justify further gains and coax investors to buy.
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But Johannson pursued him, he said, because of Granato's ability to coax the best work habits out of his players, who, in February, will converge from the minor leagues, Europe and the N.C.A.A. with only a few days to coalesce.
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But The Post said that it had discovered inconsistencies in her account and evidence that the woman concocted the sensational claim to try to dupe reporters and coax them into discussing the political impact her story could have on Mr. Moore.
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Trying to coax them to participate — tailoring our laws to "political couch potatoes," as Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, once put it — would lead only to bloated voter rolls, likelier vote fraud and a more uninformed government, they warn.
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Unlike larb in southern Thailand, it abstains from sourness and rice powder, instead relying on herbs and spices, each toasted separately to coax out its fragrance, then left to quietly become one with the pork for an hour before cooking.
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His new foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, a former journalist with long experience in the United States and an unapologetic champion of the global liberal order, is seen as able to coax the Americans when possible and defy them when necessary.
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Perhaps the availability of well-paying jobs in rebuilding homes in Texas and in doing mold remediation work and other tasks that will be in high demand could even coax people into the labor force who have been on the sidelines.
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Amid this new world order, the expectation that American music, movies and entertainment will coax China closer toward the liberal values of its Western rival — or at least build good will, as it did in the Soviet Union — has dimmed.
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We try to whip them into shape with scary stories about their disease in its worst pathologic state and then follow it up with a few disapproving glares in hopes that we will eventually coax them into doing what we ask.
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So, right up until August of this year, Weta's animators studied Smith's emoting frame by frame, beat for beat, and then tried to manually massage and coax the same out of Junior, while striving to maintain the illusion of unposed spontaneity.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - With just days to go before Taiwan's elections, its giant neighbor is trying a push-and-pull strategy on the island Beijing claims as Chinese territory, rattling its saber while trying to coax electors with outwardly friendlier policies.
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Fearing the platforms would already be overcrowded from incoming railroad commuters, the designers wanted to coax passengers to switch between local and express trains at the Times Square — 42nd Street — Port Authority Bus Terminal complex, one stop to the north.
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Endeavour Silver Corp is owed $15.6 million - including $6 million to $7 million from purchases with seven suppliers under audit - money that Chief Financial Officer Dan Dickson said is being withheld to coax Endeavour to pressure the suppliers into paying more income tax.
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"Black" parallels the outline of "Grey" — here, the millionaire, Christian, tries to coax the college student, Hannah (the appealing Kali Hawk), into signing a contract for kinky sex — but only as much as it permits Mr. Wayans to riff on pop ephemera.
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On the dark nights when it seemed particularly likely that he would end his life, I'd attempt to coax him into voluntary hospitalization; if he were in a hospital, so I reasoned, I'd know that someone was keeping an eye on him.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian government has sent out about 700,000 notices to suspected tax evaders to coax them to declare hidden income and assets, promising they won't be pursued by the authorities if they pay a penalty now to clear their name.
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Employers are also trying to coax workers to make their health-care dollars go further by offering wider coverage for less-expensive options like retail clinics and telemedicine visits where doctors diagnose and treat patients remotely over video, online or by phone.
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A sensible monopolist (sort of—though if you want to argue that Disney world faces perfect competition then be my guest) should try to tap those willing to pay through the nose during peak times, and coax in the cheapos when it's quieter.
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Here's a small sample of how it read: Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook Installation/configuration of network equipment Terminating and troubleshooting twisted pair, coax, RJ45, fiber Don't get me wrong—what's here is impressive; however, it's also overwhelming and unfocused.
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Not only that ... the attorney says the police have asked Jane Doe to do a follow-up interview to the one she's already done, showing up to her house unsolicited and trying to coax her into coming to the police station again.
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Many in Germany fear Berlin would need to pay too much of a premium to coax traditional investors in bonds, seen as a safer store of cash than stocks, to expose themselves to the potential downsides of growth-linked debt, the source said.
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The reprimand of China, Washington's main rival in the Asia-Pacific region, would come despite Trump's budding relationship with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping and the U.S. president's efforts to coax Beijing into helping to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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The extracellular matrix with which the cancer interacts, the blood vessels that a successful tumor must coax out to feed itself, the nature of a host's connective-tissue cells—all of these affect the ecology of tissues and thereby the growth of cancers.
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The meeting between Mr. Kerry and Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi was a milestone in one of the Obama administration's biggest foreign policy experiments: to coax isolated, longtime adversaries into engaging with the United States and gradually moving toward more democratic governance.
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ABOUT THE GRIZZLIES (25-20): Memphis has been dealing with some nagging injuries to key players and could not coax much out of Marc Gasol (knee contusion) or Mike Conley (Achilles) on Saturday while Tony Allen (knee/hamstring) missed the game completely.
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I was left with the impression of trying to coax, cajole, and ultimately capture a particularly dexterous pet—and with the sense that she felt my presence was a waste of time, at a moment when she needed all that she could get.
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But even as the coalition seems to attempt to coax back voters worried about migration, the two parties publicly blame one another for failing to create the legal grounds to save the fingerprints as talks began on how to amend the border law.
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BRUSSELS/ATHENS (Reuters) - The EU and IMF met in Brussels on Friday to agree on how to coax Greece into more economic reforms linked to its bailout and unlock more funds, with one EU official saying they hoped for a deal by Sunday.
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And though Guida is often maligned for his less-than-pretty game plans, Penn is likely to bring out the best in him—he might even coax out the version of Guida who blew our minds in a 2009 brawl with Diego Sanchez.
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Coming against a background of mistrust between Russia and the West — and in the absence of any definitive indication of why Mr. Skripal and his daughter were hospitalized — it is easy for the Kremlin's foes to coax conspiracies from such fertile loam.
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In one meeting, Mr. Turner privately admitted that he hoped his position on the project would coax white Republican state legislators to support a bill needed to restructure Houston's ailing pension system, according to a former federal official who attended the meeting.
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But the government didn't dare set up a firewall outright, for fear of driving away internet business and e-commerce; it permitted certain sites instead of blocking them outright as China had, banking that it could coax them into collaborating as needed.
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"Songs don't fix anything," he tells Phil Ochs, whom he occasionally cares for with the precocity of the Artful Dodger: All I had to do was roll him into a cab, coax his wallet from his pocket and pay off the driver.
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The biggest change to the tax code in three decades, the law slashed taxes for big companies, part of an effort to coax them to invest more in the United States and to discourage them from stashing profits in overseas tax havens.
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Even as American and Afghan officials say their intensified military pressure was provoked by the Taliban's attempts to seize major cities, the United States military also declares that airstrikes and an escalating campaign can either coax the Taliban into compromise or fracture it.
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Five years later, a Kyoto University scientist, Shinya Yamanaka, and his graduate student, Kazutoshi Takahashi, re-energized the field by devising a technique to "reprogram" any adult cell, such as a skin cell, and coax it back to its earliest "pluripotent" stage.
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Even when I started writing about personal finance professionally, I avoided researching other checking accounts for two reasons: I doubted there could really be a better option and even if I found one, I assumed Wells Fargo would coax me into staying.
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Watch boat owners coax tourists onto the river from the curbside tables at Shamrock Irish Pub, which features a craft stout from Saigon's Heart of Darkness brewery, or shoot pool to classic rock at the Dive Bar on Nguyen Thai Hoc street.
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