For Potterphiliacs eager to revisit that world, that's enticement enough.
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This is significant enticement to both local and international investors.
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The real enticement here, of course, is the audit help.
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That provides an enticement for her to support the tax bill.
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Whether Wi-Fi proves a big enticement remains to be seen.
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Without such enticement, members are less likely to compromise, critics say.
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And that isn't exactly an enticement for honest reporting of outbreaks beyond China.
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But is it enough of an enticement for fellow startups and small businesses?
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Instead, its vibrant colors and soft textures are an enticement to practice radical empathy.
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With a Tianjin hukou, they could send children to local schools, a big enticement.
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In 2002, Clements was arrested a pleaded no contest to criminal child enticement, Cincinnati.
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But the teaser doesn't provide much enticement for people who haven't read the book.
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That, plus Amazon keeps adding top-quality original TV programming, which is a further enticement.
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He was convicted in 2010 for child enticement with sexual motivation, according to Ohio records.
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But what takes place on the broad stage is a nightly enticement of the intellect.
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Betts and Wood pleaded guilty to federal child pornography and enticement charges earlier this year.
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No worries, it will now be inserted into your Instagram feed as an enticement to click.
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And perhaps no country has rewarded wine consumers more with a combination of value and enticement.
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But they are highly encouraged to do so by those freebies and the enticement of decreased premiums.
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Money is an important enticement to Afghans, 40% of whom are unemployed, according to the United Nations.
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And for the environmentally-minded, the line has an added enticement: It's made from recycled plastic bottles.
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The first English-language anthology of his short stories, "Enticement: Stories of Tibet," was published last fall.
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Have a next step that will incentivize leads, whether that's a discount code or some other enticement.
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Obama's friendly, appealing styling on the cover of her book is an enticement to buy a copy.
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Arguing with a nihilist is like intimidating a suicide bomber: The usual threats and enticement have no effect.
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Oyeyemi's newest novel is no box of doughnuts, and I mean that both as warning and as enticement.
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Another top enticement for foodies: Astoria's collection of small bakeries and coffee shops, along with breweries and delicatessens.
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As an enticement, the department promised to fix up the dilapidated John Jay building if Millennium came in.
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"This is all part of the building of the enticement to come back home more often," he said.
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There's a similar enticement on sodas, offering a complimentary one if you spend a dollar on Tuesdays or Thursdays.
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The enticement, as one real estate broker put it, is moving from a "matchbook" to a single-family home.
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If sexual enticement is the primary service provided, the employer can exclude one sex or the other from the job.
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"That might be enough enticement," Paustian said at his farm in Walcott, Iowa, that sells about 22016,22018 pigs a year.
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"The counts include child porn, enticement of a minor and obstruction of justice," Joseph Fitzpatrick, the U.S. Attorney's spokesperson, said.
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"That might be enough enticement," Paustian said at his farm in Walcott, Iowa, that sells about 214,22016 pigs a year.
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As if the promise of flaming poop were not enticement enough, NASA has also become cleverer at broadcasting new opportunities.
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Trump has floated a $100 billion trade deal as an enticement for Turkey to keep the S-400 turned off.
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Taiwan responded by warning its people not to be taken in by China's efforts at "enticement" ahead of the election.
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Upon arriving in Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport, Vashukevich was detained on suspicion of enticement into prostitution, state media RIA-Novosti reported.
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The idea that rescue ships are an enticement to refugees has floated through Europe off and on for several years.
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The indictment includes charges of coercion and enticement, coercion of a minor and transportation of a minor across state lines.
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Having a special section for design also helps the variety and enticement factor, and this year it features five galleries.
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That's just part of the company's enticement to bring more users on board and scale up without explicitly discounting the service.
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Schilmiller faces production, conspiracy and receipt of child pornoraphy charges, and an additional charge of coercion and enticement of a minor.
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Today, people generally still think the collapse of Maduro's regime is imminent, through economic pressure and coercion and enticement of officials.
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Clinton could use the enticement of another term as attorney general to curry favor with Ms. Lynch in the email investigation.
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He stepped into a quiet area of shade and pondered the expected showdown with Florence and the enticement of the Olympics.
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The presence of actress Theda Bara, a silent-era siren who courted controversy with a manufactured, gothic persona, was another enticement.
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A willingness to take one on—to take one in, filling one's mouth with another's words—suggests pliancy, openness to enticement.
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On Monday, the U.S. Attorney's Office charged Kellar and Burnworth with attempted enticement of a minor and conspiracy to produce child pornography.
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It offers its members privacy, while offering up the prospect of mingling with the wealthy and famous as an enticement to new members.
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Yet if that's not necessarily a breakthrough, with the new show it's enough of an enticement, at least initially, to be "Bourne" again.
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If that wasn't enticement enough, Annhilation also features Jennifer Jason Leigh, Gina Rodriguez (Jane the Virgin), and Tessa Thompson (Creed, Dear White People).
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As an enticement, Energy Transfer threw in $6 billion worth of cash in another proposal — a decision that came back to haunt it.
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They were pitted against every other distraction in the mediasphere, every other shiny enticement and new outrage offering a reason to tune out.
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All provide some form of enticement for pollinators: sugary nectar, pollen, a place to find a mate or even shelter from the elements.
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And if working for the royal family isn't enough of an enticement, the full-time job also comes with some very good perks.
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But schools still have recourse to contest transfers, usually through claiming "undue influence"—that is, some illegal enticement to lure a player elsewhere.
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Gersonde initially faced six felony counts, but as part of a plea agreement, the court dismissed four charges of child enticement, the records state.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office of the Northern District says the indictment includes charges of child porn, enticement of a minor and obstruction of justice.
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The prospect of access to Cam Ranh Bay, where the Vietnamese have built a new international port, provides another enticement for lifting the ban.
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"The counts include child porn, enticement of a minor and obstruction of justice," U.S. Attorney's Office spokesman Joseph Fitzpatrick said, via the Associated Press.
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However, as legalization scoots along glacially and the strongest enticement for municipalities is seductive tax revenue, medical users could still encounter serious financial obstacles.
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On July 11, he was arrested by federal agents on a 13-count indictment that included enticement of a minor and child pornography charges.
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As further enticement, these fans are handed foam "All Rise" gavels, cardboard signs and black robes with Judge's uniform number, 99, on the back.
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No word yet on whether the next enticement for millennials will have Aaron Judge joining the cast of "Big Brother" on his days off.
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Both were charged in federal court on Monday with attempted enticement of a minor — including rape of a child and conspiracy to produce child pornography.
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The charges were disclosed in a filing in an unrelated case for a different person charged with coercion and enticement of a minor, CNN reported.
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Perhaps part of the enticement of these cities is that living expenses are less than in traditionally popular places like San Francisco or New York.
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City officials promoted the ferry service as an enticement to Amazon in their bid to lure its second headquarters to the city, Ms. Glen said.
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If losing the punch lines was meant as an enticement to President Trump, the move fell short: He skipped out for the third year running.
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And some Democrats have acknowledged that the McGahn ruling holds the enticement that more firsthand witnesses might be compelled to appear, thereby bolstering their case.
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The law offered a major financial enticement to lure states into expanding Medicaid: The federal government paid the entire cost for the first three years.
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Meanwhile, what coaches and programs actually do—from enthusiastic notes to under-the-table payments to no-enticement-spared recruiting visits—tells another, more realistic story.
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So I felt only a bit thwarted that the installation's promise to expand the bandwidth of my consciousness through the enticement of "mental mandalas" was stymied.
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Concerts would seem like a big draw for private events, but for wealthy people, the enticement of briefly meeting a performer backstage is not always enough.
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He faces 10 years to life in prison if convicted on the enticement charge and up to 10 years if convicted on the child pornography charge.
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It will be up to those hundreds of facilities to decide whether the steep discount is enough enticement to stock a new type of birth control.
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The idea of "TV cheating" has probably been around since the dawn of the weekly television series, but it's been exacerbated by Netflix's enticement to binge-watch.
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Kellar has been charged with attempted enticement of a minor and both face a charge of conspiracy to produce child pornography, according to the complaint unsealed Monday.
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While not necessary since it is a federal facility on federal land, like any controversial project, there should be some enticement for Nevada to accept this facility.
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"To know each other better/Put your love all over me," she coos in "Invitation," the breathy, Janet Jackson-meets-Philip Glass enticement that opens the album.
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The indictment, out of the Eastern District of NY, includes charges of coercion and enticement, coercion of a minor and transportation of a minor across state lines.
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If you want to message someone busy or important, Nextio users can offer a small payment as an enticement, Users can still decide whether or not to respond.
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I don't see evidence of other projects that involve an enticement to bring partners together early in the planning so that we're not competing in the operating tent.
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On February 22, Volar was arrested and charged with child enticement, using a computer to facilitate a child sex crime, and second-degree sexual assault of a child.
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Membership talks with Turkey have been moribund, but the prospect of Turkey's eventually joining the European Union has also long been dangled as an enticement to closer ties.
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Health insurers and conservative policy experts have said some kind of enticement for people to enroll in coverage is necessary for the individual market to work under the bill.
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The enticement of a one-penny Whopper should encourage customers to download the company's app, calling attention to how restaurants are using their apps to interact with their patrons.
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On the one hand City profits are being hit left right and center, client activity levels are being scythed and "client enticement and retention budgets" are also under pressure.
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Initial adoption of such a product may have to come with a Netflix-like enticement — a shockingly low price that can slowly be raised as the years go by.
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The edges were nothing but dry mud, and you could see it crumbling under your feet, yet taking that photo just a tad closer remained almost a magnetic enticement.
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The New York case is separate from Kelly's 13-count indictment in Illinois federal court, which includes charges of child porn, enticement of a minor and obstruction of justice.
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And they argue that polls show that when Israelis are offered the enticement of acceptance by Arab nations, they become more willing to compromise, even by giving up land.
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A Missouri middle school teacher has been charged with multiple counts of sexual assault, enticement of a child and sodomy after he allegedly abused 10 of his students, PEOPLE confirms.
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Thomas has been charged with nine counts of sexual contact with a student by a teacher, nine counts of attempted enticement of a child and two counts of statutory sodomy.
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FinLab's strongest enticement, however, are six day-long meetings that it organizes for its companies — meetings that can mean the difference between these companies thriving and wilting on the vine.
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However, Britt said it would not be hard to call that argument "semantics," and contend that launching with a zero expense ratio was an "enticement," regardless of bond yield dynamics.
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Now it is offered as an enticement for Turkish help to contain the flow of refugees, with Europe, critics say, choosing to set aside its values to secure Turkish cooperation.
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He is charged with one count of enticement of a minor under the age of 18 to engage in sexual activity, which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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But for people who want to chase big dreams with giant-company resources at their disposal, the chance to make a mark at Amazon is an enticement that sells itself.
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In July, the neighbor pleaded guilty in that case to sexual coercion and enticement of a minor, which carries a sentence of at least 10 years in prison, records show.
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Free is catnip for humans, an enticement so strong that it sometimes causes us to behave ridiculously — or at least in ways at odds with common sense and our best interests.
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The NCAA announced the sanctions levied against the Louisville basketball program as a result of recruitment enticement that involved strippers and sex parties at campus dorms, and they are quite severe.
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That's a bold enticement and an outsize return for a minimum investment of $4,1813 to get into the Cleveland-based franchisor's business of providing printing and promotional products to corporate clients.
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Lee Robert Moore, 38, of Church Hill, Maryland, pleaded guilty in March to enticement of a minor to engage in sexual activity and attempting to transfer obscene materials to a minor.
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Once, in 2015, he stopped by a table of Girl Scout cookies and bought some boxes, donated an additional $20, then offered selfies to passers-by as an enticement to buy.
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So he has decided to throw in the parking space as an added enticement, on the theory that buyers with the wherewithal to purchase the apartment might also own a vehicle.
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Lower rates have not served as much enticement to homebuyers because they are not offsetting the big gains in home prices or help with the lack of supply of homes for sale.
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He wants to raise the 230 percent top tax rate on long-term capital gains, saying investors no longer need the enticement of a lower rate on profits than on ordinary income.
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But the most pervasive mistake the biomass enticement represents is that it is framed by a carbon-centric mindset that ignores the essential relationship between forests and the hydrological and energy cycles.
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In March 2017, Moore pleaded guilty in a Florida court to one count of enticement of a minor to engage in sexual activity and for attempted transfer of obscene material to a minor.
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Each of the presidential candidates has talked about bringing jobs back to America and creating jobs in America as an enticement to the battered middle class suffering from job loss and income stagnation.
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BREAKING: All new Model S and Model X orders now come with ⚡ free ⚡ unlimited ⚡ Supercharging ⚡ Tesla has used free charging as an enticement for new buyers in the past.
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He pleaded not guilty to the 13-count indictment in Illinois, which included four counts of producing child pornography and five counts of enticement of a minor to engage in criminal sexual activity.
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In addition to his sexual misconduct charges in Chicago, he was arrested in July by federal agents on an additional 13 charges including child pornography, enticement of a minor, and obstruction of justice.
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The US-based CyberTipline, run by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, received 4.4 million reports in 2015 relating to child porn, online enticement, child sexual molestation, and child sex trafficking.
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"The CyberTipline receives reports of child porn, online enticement of children for sexual acts, online sex trafficking, child molestation; any type of child exploitation can be reported to the cyber tip line," said Olson.
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In spite of my great frustration with my old phone, it took the enticement of a $200 credit to finally get me to replace it, as I'm sure the promotion was intended to do.
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Unlike an exhibition of Rembrandt, to take Mr Jones's example, this show is an introduction, an enticement to fall down the deep rabbit hole of a different world of art and narrative and culture.
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Filipino has become a culinary label recognizable to and valued by non-Filipinos, so much so that it can be applied, as an enticement, to food with only the faintest resemblance to its origins.
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At one point, Ms. Meyer — who remains close to Mr. Kushner — dangled the availability of EB-5 visas to the United States as an enticement for Chinese financiers willing to spend $500,000 or more.
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They say not only are entrapped families subsisting on a diet of stale dates, but ISIL militants are actively attempting to recruit new members with the enticement of the basic sustenance of life: food.
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Rather than positioning lingerie as attire people wear for the sexual enticement of others, In Intimate Detail reframes it as something to put on simply to delight in oneself and the joy of beautiful garments.
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But while this isn't a huge advance over those other deals, having that extra month could be that extra bit of enticement that you might need, especially if iCloud is something that you've been eyeing.
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Davis, who lives in Manhattan, was charged with enticement of a minor to engage in sexual activity, attempted sexual exploitation of a minor, possession of child pornography and distribution of child pornography, court records show.
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Released in 1956, it opens with a nimble, bendy guitar riff — a prelude to the one that would be perfected a year later, on "Johnny B. Goode" — that serves as an intrusion and an enticement.
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Cunningham says it will be interesting to see how Massachusetts' legislature responds to Roy's family's appeals at Thursday's sentencing to pass a law criminalizing the enticement or assistance of a suicide, which many states already have.
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" He continued: "In more casual acts of reading this bewilderment can be muted, for there is always the hint of a resolution further on, or an enticement to enter for its own sake the author's world.
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It doubled the number of Border Patrol agents, from 19,000 to almost 40,000, an increase that even the authors of the proposal agreed was overkill but was designed mostly as an enticement to win Republican support.
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Corey DeJuan Perry, 33, who taught at H.L. Watkins Middle School in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was named on March 28 in a federal arrest warrant for production of child pornography, receipt of child pornography, and enticement.
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For Trump's dramatic gesture on Wednesday to succeed, Democrats would have to need an end to the government shutdown more than the President -- and would come back with a fresh enticement for him to do a deal.
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Then there was the series of payments — $13 million altogether — he said he made to members of Colombia's Congress as an enticement to vote against a law that ultimately led to his extradition to the United States.
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John Thompson III was the head coach at Georgetown, but more of an enticement, Trey Mourning said, was the presence on the staff of Ewing's son, Patrick Jr. "The Ewings are like family to me," he said.
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That gives the Texas senator some enticement to play hard here and deny Trump from getting closer to the 1,237 delegates for the nomination -- even as some prominent Cruz allies concede he is largely in a hole statewide.
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While this kind of surreptitious marketing strategy has since become more common in show business, it is usually an enticement for products that are readily available on the Internet, and not coming soon to a theater near you.
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All of which is a strong enticement to the more intimate, indoor experience that will be Classic Stage Company's "Macbeth," with Mr. Stoll ("House of Cards") in the title role of the Scottish thane who would be king.
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In a court filing unsealed last week, prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia included two explicit references to charges against Assange while asking a judge to keep a case about coercion and enticement of a minor under wraps.
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Samuel Cruz, the pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, and a prominent Puerto Rican activist, warned, however, that the enticement of cheaper tuition could have a damaging effect on the already-beleaguered University of Puerto Rico.
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In a blue book from 1907, Madame Emma Johnson's brothel includes this enticement: Emma's "Home of all Nations," as it is commonly called, is one place of amusement you can't very well afford to miss while in the Tenderloin District.
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Read: We Tried the Most Disgusting E-Cig Flavors So You Don't Have To Like the sweet enticement of the Marlboro Man of yesteryear, the inhaling industry is getting to our kids again—this time in the form of vaping.
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The agents then walk Payne through different crimes they typically deal with in these investigations, including several relating to child porn and enticement of a minor, and what thresholds would have to be met in order to merit a charge.
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The recruiting tactic is a powerful enticement, largely due to the Iraqi government's year-old policy of halting the payment of salaries and pensions to state employees out of the fear that it could fall into the hands of ISIL.
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BEIJING/TAIPEI (Reuters) - China unveiled measures on Monday to further open its markets to firms from self-ruled Taiwan, including capital raising, as Taiwan warned its people not to be taken in by moves at "enticement" ahead of a January presidential election.
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Dreaming Up Disneyland By Tom Zoellner A Book Full of Reasons to Love Paris By Edmund White From Sichuan to Israel, from Italy's "pasta grannies" to the community cooks of the American South, there's plenty of enticement to return to the kitchen.
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At the dinner, Trump aggressively sought Comey's loyalty, dangling the impermanence of Comey's job as an enticement for the FBI director to enter "some sort of patronage relationship" (Comey's words) and ultimately settling on the understanding that Comey would provide him "honest loyalty" (Trump's words).
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The guys who run Pay-to-Play, a competing ticket, were talking about giving the Broncos four points instead of three, and paying the winners 3-to-1 meaning you bet $100 to win $300, an enticement to get people to bet on the underdog.
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Piechota, who has applied for several hedge-fund jobs already, turned to the industry as a rare enticement in a market where the math-teaching jobs for which he had trained were hard to find and the major Wall Street firms were ignoring his e-mails.
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But as Justice Kagan is "sure" that she and her fellow justices "will again be called on to redress extreme partisan gerrymanders", her opinion serves as a standing enticement to pull the 81-year-old Ronald Reagan appointee over to the liberals when the next opportunity arises.
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The contest card featured Bazooka Joe, the gum's baby-face mascot who wore a crooked cap high on his head and an eye patch, and the enticement to "win these swell prizes": a Gilbert #12062 chemistry lab, a Stellar 600 power microscope or a Spalding fielder's glove.
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This discrepancy is reflected not just in her giveaway gaze and serpentine movement (thank Mr. Jones for the devastating Salome-style dance of enticement she performs) but, more important, in a soprano that unleashes itself into heady flights of rapture and sunken notes of anger and resignation.
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A U.S. Attorney's Office in New York announced this week that Joel Davis, a 22-year-old from New York City, could face up to life in prison stemming from a variety of counts, including distribution of child pornography and enticement of a minor to engage in sexual activity.
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In the Illinois indictment, Kelly is charged with one count of conspiracy to receive child pornography, two counts of receiving child pornography, four counts of producing child pornography, five counts of enticement of a minor to engage in criminal sexual activity, and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Kelly, 52, is facing one count of conspiracy to receive child pornography, two counts of receiving child pornography, four counts of producing child pornography, five counts of enticement of a minor to engage in criminal sexual activity, and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice, the document shows.
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An examination of a Texas program that offers companies tax abatements in exchange for economic investment found that, despite the state spending an estimated $7 billion, including $4 billion subtracted from local schools, between 85 and 90 percent of the projects would have located there even without such enticement.
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Antoine has been charged with 12 counts of wire fraud, two counts of cyberstalking, two counts of online enticement, two counts of making false statements to federal law enforcement agents, one count of obstructing justice, one count of extortion and one count of the false registration of a domain name.
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The show ended and I left, still in character, skipping the encore for the far more Boomer enticement of being in bed on a Friday night by 11:30 PM. Untucking my shirt on the walk out of the bowl, I felt the first twinges of my return to normalcy.
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Given that at a minimum 8 percent of all Americans and nearly 25 percent of rural residents don't have either fixed or mobile broadband coverage today, these numbers appear to be nothing more than an enticement for the Trump FCC to declare a fake victory in the so-called race to 5G.
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Her lawyer, Svetlana Sidorkina, told Tass that Ms. Vashukevich and Alexander Kirillov, a self-described Russian "sex guru" also known as Alex Leslie, who was also deported from Thailand and detained upon arrival in Moscow, remained suspects in a case involving "enticement to prostitution" but had been released on their own recognizance.
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If this story didn't cross your radar, it is likely because, since it's the property of the Worcester Art Museum, it's not being hyper-promoted by an auction house for the enticement of an extraordinarily art-loving royal, for example, who might just happen to have half a billion dollars to spare.
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Kelly faces one count of conspiracy to receive child pornography, two counts of receiving child pornography, four counts of producing child pornography, five counts of enticement of a minor to engage in criminal sexual activity, and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice, according to the indictment released last month in the Northern District of Illinois.
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According to Cuban officials, up to 150 players have left the island in the last year, many employing human smugglers and criminal gangs to flee to the U.S. "It's not only the enticement of the money for these young players to leave, but also, they don't have the same status at home that they used to have," Baseball author Peter Bjarkamn told CNN.
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Adding to the mixed messages over what eventual deal the president would accept, John F. Kelly, the outgoing White House chief of staff, said in an interview published Sunday that the administration had backed away from the idea of a solid concrete wall long ago, even though Mr. Trump had dangled "steel slats" as a potential enticement to lawmakers only in recent weeks.
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As enticement, they were more than enough — the show's director, Sam Gold, whose radical Broadway rethink of "The Glass Menagerie" was simply shattering; and two stars: Greta Gerwig, notable lately for her big-screen foray, Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women"; and Oscar Isaac, who won raves in the title role of Gold's "Hamlet" at the Public Theater three seasons ago.
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In August, Talia Jo Warner was charged with second-degree sexual assault of a child, use of a computer to facilitate a child sex crime, child enticement, causing a child older than 13 to view sexual activity, two counts of exposing genitals, pubic area or intimate parts to a child and exposing a child to harmful material, according to online court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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" ESPN reported MLB has already contacted the Phillies, citing the violation of Rule 3(k): "To preserve discipline and competition, and to prevent the enticement of players, coaches, managers and umpires, there shall be no negotiations or dealings respecting employment, either present or prospective, between any player, coach or manager and any Major or Minor League Club other than the Club with which the player is under contract.
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