I'd be tempted to blow off the party . . . but.
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His successor will likely be tempted by the same tactic.
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So I'd be tempted to just to ignore them altogether.
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Republicans may be tempted to keep things as they are.
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Airbus will be tempted to move in the same direction.
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Do not be tempted to go wild with new things.
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You may be tempted to use lighter fluid — but don't.
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So you may be tempted to spend a little extra.
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I knew I would be tempted to cut myself slack.
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BASE jumpers will be tempted to leap off it. Capability?
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They may be tempted to check their portfolios too often.
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You might be tempted to look away or ignore this.
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Could he now be tempted to get back into finance?
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The White House will always be tempted by the shadows.
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Those powers will be tempted to test their new limits.
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Here's some shiny gear you might be tempted to acquire.
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New account customers might be tempted to use advisory services, too.
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You might be tempted to use your laptop during this time.
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Once he takes office he might be tempted to keep it.
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Bankers and politicians may thus be tempted to resist technological change.
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People who are intrigued by the Peloton community will be tempted.
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All politicians do it, some may be tempted to argue. Maybe.
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Few tourists will be tempted to explore St James just now.
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Or that he will be tempted to stay on and on.
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The new president might be tempted to think ISIS has disappeared.
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Many will be tempted to borrow and gamble heavily next year.
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Discontented here at home, Americans may be tempted to disengage abroad.
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If you're nervous, you might be tempted to cancel the date.
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It looks similar—just don't be tempted to lick your face!
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In fact, you'll probably be tempted to make fun of it.
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You may be tempted to say, so what else is new?
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Will it be tempted to spend less on research and development?
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Investors might be tempted to take a trade skirmish in stride.
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Mr. Roberts might be tempted to stick around and poke Disney.
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I know what you're talking about, he'd be tempted to say.
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Some Americans might well be tempted by this far-right approach.
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Might a member of the first family be tempted to buy?
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This way, I wouldn&apost be tempted to touch the money.
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Now I won't be tempted to spend that time looking at Tweets!
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You might be tempted to say that it's too early to tell.
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Some of its deputies too will be tempted to join Mr Macron.
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Republicans, meanwhile, may be tempted to hold out for more radical change.
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So you might be tempted to ignore the whole thing, but don't.
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Others in a similar position might be tempted to sanitize their life.
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On your way out, don't be tempted to take everything with you.
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Voters could easily be tempted by populists vowing to clean up corruption.
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In some ways that's a relief; you won't be tempted to dither.
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Clinton could be tempted by a younger VP with much less experience.
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Other companies, including Disney and Google, are also said to be tempted.
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Don't be tempted to actually change anything important that's going to happen.
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You may be tempted to buy a wildcard certificate for $99/year.
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He may well be tempted to gamble further for a rapid promotion.
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Democrats may be tempted to chide their Republican counterparts for their profligacy.
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Don't be tempted to prioritize your party over someone else's well-being.
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Politicians may be tempted to use the case to settle political scores.
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You might be tempted to think Canada has always been this way.
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But big manufacturers like auto companies may be tempted to move anyway.
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The diplomats in Bonn may be tempted to wave away these concerns.
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Lovers of the Aibo might be tempted to see karma at work.
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The cost-conscious among us may be tempted to blame careless consumers.
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Warning: You might be tempted to snag a few for yourself, too.
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Despite some approaches from traditional publishers, Ross has yet to be tempted.
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Or you might be tempted to let it slide just this once.
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Deep state institutions will be tempted to become more restive and politicized.
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And will they be tempted to expand their narrowly focused impeachment probe?
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Parents might be tempted to use cutesy terms to refer to genitals.
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Should you and I, touchscreen typists, be tempted to give it a try?
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"How easy it is to be tempted to surrender your principles," they observed.
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The authorities would be tempted to ignore the rules and rescue Italy's banks.
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Cardholders could be tempted to move to Amex's more expensive cards, Kheel added.
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A shop sure of aid-financed customers may be tempted to raise prices.
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The series unfolds in real time so you won't be tempted to binge.
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Japan and South Korea may be tempted to arm themselves with nuclear weapons.
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Some viewers might be tempted to draw comparisons with modern Greece's financial woes.
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You might be tempted to text that ex who isn't good for you.
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Would you be tempted to let Star Wars film in your back garden?
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You may be tempted to refuse to acknowledge its intelligence, as Kasparov did.
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Leave your credit cards at home if you'll be tempted to swipe them.
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You will be tempted to yelp when you see that telltale metallic glow.
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Also, the corporate managers in charge might be tempted to abuse the privilege.
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That way I wouldn't be tempted to touch my savings without good reason.
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Before long, companies may be tempted to try out the latest thing, too.
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Roberts, though, could be tempted by the cost savings a deal would bring.
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This time around, Tehran will almost certainly be tempted to do the same.
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As they continue to fall, Tehran may be tempted to take greater risks.
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You'll be tempted to medicate or distract yourself in lots of different ways.
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You may be tempted to do anything you can to escape your emotions.
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"I know how Ukrainian politicians would be tempted to get involved," he said.
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""Don't be tempted to fall back into that MAGA crowd this election season.
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You might be tempted to make a joke during your turn — the drooling emoji!
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Think you'd never be tempted to turn to the Dark Side of the Force?
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Go gently, and don't be tempted to keep combing for the sake of it.
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And your contributions are automatically deducted, so you won't be tempted to spend them.
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Some day, to shore up its popularity, it may be tempted to invade Taiwan.
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Notoriously touchy, he may be tempted to backtrack if his ratings continue to decline.
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You might even be tempted to hit up a Tinder witch of your own.
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Hardcore Peloton fans and people with a lot of disposable income will be tempted.
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With these tricks, you won't even be tempted to spend $4 on a latte.
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If you don't hear about a sale, you won't be tempted to shop it!
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But if she is toppled, a successor might be tempted to call an election.
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You may be tempted to conclude that it is simply too soon to tell.
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Yet perhaps capitalism is not broken and new contenders will eventually be tempted in.
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If you've let a current relationship grow stale, you may be tempted to wander.
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The characters on the show might be tempted, and they might occasionally screw up.
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People must be tempted to get out of the cool comfort of their car.
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With the average wedding costing around $250,21000, you might be tempted to elope instead.
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You might be tempted to disregard the series as just another angsty teen drama.
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And we daresay that GoT has one of two fans who might be tempted...
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"Sometimes people will be tempted to take that opportunity and vote twice," Kobach said.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Activist investor Knight Vinke could be tempted to reinvest in UBS UBSG.
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Firms on the sidelines, most notably Germany's BASF, could be tempted to pile in.
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If the US decides to opt out, Iran may be tempted to follow suit.
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If you never see the money, you won't be tempted to spend it instead.
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Don't analyze it, reflect on it, or be tempted to keep checking your stats.
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If doctors cleared him to play, he'd be tempted to put on a helmet.
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They may be tempted to buy when prices rise and sell when they fall.
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When the market makes big moves, you might be tempted to make big decisions.
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An impeachment door has been opened that Republicans will be tempted to walk through.
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But Thomson said he would not be tempted to text Girardi during the game.
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While research finds that nuclear blackmail rarely works, Mr. Kim could still be tempted.
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Left-wing protest movements will be tempted more easily toward both absurdity and violence.
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You might be tempted to choose the bank your parents use, but shop around.
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Many will be tempted to dismiss "Beautiful Country" as another angry critique of Trump.
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People may be tempted to file this under the denial phase of my grief.
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If this game were in Nashville, I would be tempted to take the Titans.
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After your expenses have been paid, you may be tempted to spend that excess cash.
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Johnson thinks that after recent high-profile crashes, consumers will be tempted to look elsewhere.
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Or he might be tempted to brag about what he knows, thereby compromising their sources.
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Maybe now that she's begun this new transformation, she'll be tempted to go even shorter?
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You will probably be tempted to do the "In My Feelings Challenge" while you listen.
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Google, Facebook or a more traditional media company could perhaps be tempted to buy Twitter.
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" At which point, those in sympathy might be tempted to sing out, "You go, girl!
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Other types of acne you might be tempted to mess with are whiteheads and blackheads.
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He said investors might be tempted to panic and sell — or be opportunistic and buy.
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If the professors are right again, more investors will be tempted by Bordeaux and Bugattis.
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One group of producers who might in theory be tempted are those under American sanctions.
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If your request is granted, don't be tempted to spend more just because you can.
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Read on, and you may be tempted to book a sexy trip of your own.
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However, weaker developers could be tempted to lend in order to ramp up property sales.
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You won't even be tempted to take selfies that you know you can't post anywhere.
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Hillary accepts a historic nomination, and Bieber couldn't be tempted by the biggest payday ever.
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Make a batch of this and you'll be tempted to carry on into Vegbruary, too.
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There's even a few monogrammed options (so your friends won't be tempted to "borrow" it).
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It offers delicious gourmet food gifts that you'll be tempted to keep for yourself too.
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He felt that his kids would be tempted to try gambling as they got older.
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You might even be tempted to knock on the door and find out for yourself.
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Leave your credit cards at home if you think you'll be tempted to use them.
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The two ETFs are competing, and investors might be tempted to pick based on price.
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You may be tempted to play the victim in order to earn some pity points.
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Baume must hope that customers will be tempted by the Baumatic's technology-to-value ratio.
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The turkeys disguised themselves as vegetables so Trump would not be tempted to eat them.
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You might be tempted to sob about it to your friendly restaurant server, but wait!
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"A cynic might be tempted to call it 'No College Left Behind,'" Mr. Hartle said.
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So why wouldn't visitors be tempted to abandon museums altogether in favor of scrolling Instagram?
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The other person will keep you accountable when you may be tempted to skip out.
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Let the slices fall to your cutting board, and don't be tempted to neaten them.
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When the world outside looks frightful, you might be tempted to put on the blinders.
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Set out the candelabra at dinner time, and you might be tempted to linger longer.
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Mr. Roberts, though, could be tempted by the cost savings that a deal would bring.
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"Don't be tempted to conspire in a fraudulent insurance claim," Causey said in a release.
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You might be tempted to start from the beginning when it comes to the games.
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You may be tempted to overthink your response in an effort to impress the interviewer.
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Still, Sanders might well be tempted to try one more time — especially if Warren stood aside.
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And according to the tweets, you'll be tempted to start tidying up after just one episode.
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There's a belief that if you have cash on-hand you'll be tempted to spend it.
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You may be tempted to compare Clips, Apple's new mobile video app, to Snapchat and Instagram.
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Tech giants may be tempted to use their troves of data to compete with insurers directly.
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If you've been a loyal iPhone user, you might be tempted to disregard the Note8 altogether.
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If there were roses out in the wild, you'd be tempted to stop and smell them.
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Telecom Egypt may well be tempted to sell at least part of its stake, analysts said.
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Mainstream parties may be tempted to frame one that stymied the M5S's chances of gaining office.
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Investors may be tempted to run to commodities, where gold is often considered a safe haven.
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You may be tempted to take advantage of the rich sign-up bonuses and then bolt.
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If you've already made up your mind, don't be tempted to take the shiny new offers.
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Given its popularity, directors and curators might finally be tempted to dust off their hidden works.
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Walk without your phone and you won't be tempted to check emails or respond to texts.
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When the perceived cost of losing is sufficiently high, politicians will be tempted to abandon forbearance.
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Under the circumstances, some Democrats will be tempted by despair, and seek to cut their losses.
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Officials will be tempted to dismiss its resort to violence as an aberration over a triviality.
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Democrats will thus be tempted to demand concessions from congressional Republicans in exchange for those votes.
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One of my all-time favorites so perhaps one day I would be tempted to try.
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One might be tempted to think that lava just pours forth, quickly cools down and solidifies.
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You may be tempted to lash out and give that person a piece of your mind.
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The mission was limited, the coalition was broad, and we refused to be tempted into quagmire.
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Just as colleges may be tempted to underestimate budgets, there are incentives to overestimate as well.
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Don't be tempted to just use one account that everyone shares for the sake of convenience.
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With spirits so high, some Democrats will be tempted to indulge in best-case-scenario thinking.
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That's money the company could be tempted to spend on acquisitions, especially in the cloud space.
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Surely states will be tempted to reject court decisions on behalf of victims in such cases.
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You may be tempted to turn to your investments now to cover your immediate funding needs.
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With Amazon looming over the sector, other companies may be tempted to take the merger plunge.
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And as they grow, legislators will be tempted to cap their size or to tax withdrawals.
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When it comes out, some will be tempted to use them to discredit the whole movement.
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I can imagine you might be tempted to change things if you were reading them. Yeah.
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Without strict oversight, he thought the industry might be tempted to cut corners on data protection.
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The flavors taste so good that you may even be tempted to borrow your kid's toothpaste.
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Lawmakers might be tempted to consider Zika a distant threat, but that is a dangerous misconception.
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More importantly, there would be political consequences - China could be tempted to retaliate against German companies.
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But investors should not let themselves be tempted to bet aggressively on the Trump bull market.
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A publishing house publicist might be tempted to pass that off as an indication of versatility.
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Only you have the answer, so don't be tempted to go outside of yourself to find it.
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You may be tempted to start with big branches if you have a big fire in mind.
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But, he said, the risk was that the central bank could be tempted to lower rates prematurely.
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I surround myself with not-rich people, so I won't be tempted to overspend to keep up.
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But once a surveillance infrastructure exists, governments and corporations will certainly be tempted to run with it.
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So I've tried to envision a situation in which I might be tempted to do the same.
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Last, as his global stature grows, the prince may be tempted to mix up geopolitics and commerce.
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Unscrupulous politicians will be tempted to fudge figures to win votes, or to give lenders false reassurance.
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Countries may be tempted to exclude these from any pact so they can keep earning tariff revenues.
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When retail earnings season kicks into high gear this week, you may be tempted to panic. Don't.
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The nature of the game also means you may be tempted to loiter and tresspass a little.
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Fields and Weisberg say they aimed to never be tempted by the allure of a cheap shock.
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But now that 8K TVs are actually hitting the stores, you might be tempted to buy one.
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The question is whether cashed-up private-equity outfits or others will be tempted to the checkout.
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Investors may be tempted to ditch the stock because broader housing numbers have been weak, Cramer said.
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One might be tempted to write off a non-bathroom lactation room as a diva-level request.
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Unless oil prices continue to stay elevated, consumers might not yet be tempted to make the switch.
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Such competitors, like TRW Automotive of the United States, might be tempted by Takata's large market share.
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The nicer your car, the more you may be tempted to spend on other car-related luxuries.
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Plus, your contributions are automatically deducted from your paycheck, so you won't be tempted to spend them.
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The next American president may be tempted to adopt the Obama policy and hope for the best.
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One might be tempted to call the birds specimens, but Bird's paintings are too sensitive for that.
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Important note: you might be tempted to try and gender this one, but boys definitely do cry.
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Look, over the next few days, you're going to be tempted to balk at some contract figures.
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Democrats may be tempted to say that that is a political center they want no part of.
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But state actors aren't the only ones who will be tempted to capitalize on the current chaos.
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Mr. Cuomo could at least be tempted by a field he sees as less accomplished than himself.
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Officials will once again be tempted to keep the gains given New Delhi's shortfall of tax revenues.
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To ward off age-related cognitive decline, you may be tempted to turn to brain training apps.
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"We may be tempted to drop triangular situations (love triangles) and power struggles with others," Stardust says.
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Many people will be tempted to ramble or justify, but it's better to say less than more.
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This will be the race's ninth debate, and many voters may be tempted to skip the show.
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We could be tempted to break our resolutions on Thursday, when material Venus sextiles against lucky Jupiter.
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And although we may be tempted to lie to ourselves, do your best to resist the impulse.
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Consider also how other international actors might be tempted to rethink their own stance on nuclear weapons.
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We might be tempted to think we are watching ISIS members destroying a piece of cultural heritage.
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When driving along a completely deserted country road, you may be tempted to blow through a stop sign.
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If you don't have money set aside for repairs, you might be tempted to use your credit card.
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Don't be tempted to gulp down cold water as that could cause stomach cramps, according to the CDC.
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Don't be tempted to get involved in communications, emails, arguments or calls between the mom and your partner.
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If she weren't wearing darling yellow heels, we'd be tempted to say she just woke up like this.
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And because your contributions are automatically deducted from your pay, you won't be tempted to spend those funds.
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"When it comes to power, we can't just be tempted by power and money alone," said Ocasio-Cortez.
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That should make your decision to back them on Kickstarter a little bit easier should you be tempted.
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In addition to leaving out a few unflattering details, you might also be tempted to stretch the truth.
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Listening to the rhetoric of the campaign, you might be tempted to think trade only benefits big business.
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And, Mr Bharara reveals what crime he would be tempted to commit and why he loves mafia movies.
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Yes, we know you don't want to be tempted to blow your savings, but just trust us here.
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You'll be tempted by offers from these later-stage funders that pit your interests against your earlier investors.
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This was one of the (many) choral chants of dissent about Girls, and many might be tempted to
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Still, Sanders might well be tempted to try one more time — especially if Warren stood aside. 3. Sen.
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She softened her stance later, but could she be tempted into a race to defeat the president-elect?
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With bond yields falling across the globe, investors may be tempted to seek yield in high-dividend stocks.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The U.S. bank may be tempted to recruit from splashy peers like Goldman Sachs.
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Even before we discover the killer VR app, many will be tempted to get the Daydream Ready phone.
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So Trump may be tempted to remove the special counsel before Mueller charges him or aides like Kushner.
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Mr Hammond might be tempted to take advantage of low borrowing costs to splurge on big, shiny projects.
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Since this is a play about courtship, you might be tempted to call its inhabitants prisoners of love.
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After working for decades, you may be tempted to find the most tropical, relaxing destination on the map.
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Harris was the aggressor in Miami but now her rivals will be tempted to hit back at her.
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With oil rallying 14 percent in the second quarter alone, investors might be tempted to take some profits.
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As such, you might be tempted to go full throttle on Monday so that you don't fall behind.
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Given these problems, we might be tempted to abandon these programs for gifted and high-achieving children entirely.
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And get ready, you might be tempted to give your ears, nose, or nipples the pierced treatment, too.
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EU ministers are concerned both countries may be tempted to pare back financial regulation to attract global business.
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When I started making a lot of money, I'd see guys with these expensive shoes and be tempted.
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While you might be tempted to lick stray chocolate straight off your table linens, there's a better way.
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He writes his college course notes by hand so that he will not be tempted by his laptop.
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You might be tempted to say we need to find ways to disagree less, but that is incorrect.
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Allow extra time Travelers may be tempted to set aside their worries if rushing to the next destination.
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Mr. Rajoy and the Spanish courts may be tempted to ban hard-line separatist parties and their politicians.
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Johnson could then be tempted to hold a snap general election in a bid to break the deadlock.
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Bret: Alternatively, Trump might be tempted to pick a woman, probably Amy Coney Barrett, who is just 46.
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Today, people are more likely to run away from real estate than be tempted to kill for it.
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Regulators worry that firms could be tempted to go soft on audits to get more lucrative consultancy work.
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Members still may be tempted to cast votes that are personally profitable but not in the public interest.
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It closed its position a year ago, although Knight said in February he could be tempted to reinvest.
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Putting all this together, you might be tempted to think that the odds are heavily against tax reform.
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He may also be tempted to weigh in on the British election, now less than two weeks away.
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But you will also be tempted, like all of us, to give undue priority to your own interests.
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Small businesses, pleased to see a businessman in the White House, might be tempted to believe the best.
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Senator Ben Sasse and outgoing Senator Bob Corker might be tempted, depending on how the next year unfolds.
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If you're tired of paying off your credit card, you may be tempted to cancel the card altogether.
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If a $3193 device made your daily commute free, you too might be tempted to commit a federal crime.
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You'll be tempted to just pick the three cutest pups on the draft board and call it a day.
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Should guests be tempted away from their free vegan meals, a stall around the corner offers burgers for £1.
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However, don't be tempted to write contacts off, he warned — you never know when they may become relevant again.
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If the pressure on Mr Sisi's budget eases, he may well be tempted to reverse course on the subsidies.
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You may be tempted to, for example, upgrade your kitchen or take on another long-awaited home improvement project.
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"You may be tempted to circle the wagons around companies that are being bolstered by activist investors," Cramer said.
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But firms see their pay docked for such breaches, so some may be tempted to turn a blind eye.
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If Cruz has an abysmal showing tonight, which he probably will, Kasich may be tempted to break their alliance.
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You may be tempted to reply to these folks with a direct link to your flower shop's website. Don't.
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Milk producers may be tempted to slaughter their animals to cut output, pressuring meat prices, a ministry official said.
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If Putin feels threatened at home, he might also be tempted to pick more fights outside of Russia's borders.
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I WOULD BE TEMPTED IF I WERE GOING TO BUY ONE, TO WAIT TIL THE NEW MODEL COMES OUT.
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If you already have a decent camera body, though, you might be tempted by the lens Fuji announced today.
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Even if you're feeling less than your best during easy workouts, don't be tempted to up the ante again.
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Cynics might be tempted to dismiss such measures as an easy way for yuppies to assuage their guilty consciences.
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You will be tempted to give in and accept the offer, but this is where the real negotiation begins.
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DOD may be tempted to take advantage of the bountiful environment, rapidly expanding first and planning and reforming later.
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Try not to be tempted by a smaller monthly bill if you can afford to pay more, Mayotte said.
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If they can't outcompete their rivals in the marketplace, they may be tempted to ask the government for protection.
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Although visitors may be tempted to approach the feral horses, park officials warn against touching or feeding the animals.
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He is relying on polling that Labour voters who backed Leave could be tempted to back a Conservative leader.
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These casual internet surfers might be tempted to scroll past conservation public service announcements (preachy) or scientific tracts (boring).
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Heatherwick assumed that Ross would be tempted to commission something similar but bigger—"because you're a billionaire," he said.
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If you like it, you might even be tempted to buy the more expensive, and more powerful, Oculus Rift.
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He thrills young people, appeals to independents and attracts blue-collar workers who might otherwise be tempted by Trump.
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After Apple's "By Innovation Only" event on September 10, you might be tempted by the Apple Watch Series 5.
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As the investigators close in, some observers believe she may finally be tempted to try to impede their efforts.
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So this is the kind of thing that I would be tempted to score as bad faith — I'm shocked!
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Trump may be tempted to go to Pyongyang, but that would be a huge propaganda win for North Korea.
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Perhaps the only uncontroversial estimate is zero, which is generally what we may be tempted to think it is.
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Other countries, seeking to minimize reputational taint with an increasingly toxic brand, may be tempted to follow Qatar's example.
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Downtime will cut you off from apps you don't want to be tempted by during certain times of day.
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The government will be tempted to "physically liquidate militants" but that will only worsen the status-quo, he cautioned.
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Some Christians may be tempted to look back on their history of remaining physically present during times of distress.
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It's not guaranteed that every Singaporean Chinese would not be tempted either consciously or unconsciously to take that step.
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You're going to be tempted to get back into bed and you're just not going to feel as sharp.
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Because he is not convinced that Mexico's institutions are democratic, he may be tempted to change them at will.
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The Turkish government would be tempted to overcome refugees' own reservations by making their lives in Turkey increasingly miserable.
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Whatever you do, don't have breakup sex It's only natural to be tempted to hook up with your ex.
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So they may be tempted to pull the biggest lever available to them, which is people costs, he added.
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Out of context, you might be tempted to describe it as smug, but the effect was somehow deeply endearing.
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Being human, you'll be tempted to either avoid them as much as possible or just pretend everything is fine.
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MARK RUTTE - Dutch prime minister for eight years, the 51-year-old may be tempted by a new job.
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While you might be tempted to use the display to check your notifications, it's intended for use in healthcare.
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In addition, countries will be tempted to violate the law if the State Department appears hesitant about enforcing it.
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Are there moments when, if the opportunity to be them were on offer, you might be tempted by it?
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As even this very partial list shows, government officials continue to be tempted to silence people for their views.
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His successor, Kevin McCarthy, and the rest of the Republican leadership might be tempted to do the same thing.
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Concerned consumers may be tempted to turn to "natural" products, though the researchers say that isn't a cure-all.
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I know it is tempting to discuss local issues as this is Labour's approach, but we must not be tempted.
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He could do so only if he knew for sure that the men would never again be tempted by jihadism.
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Banks and other wealth managers might be tempted to poach RCBI professionals to offer clients a fuller service, he says.
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One trade official says he fears the EU might now be tempted to go for quick rather than ambitious deals.
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And the band, which split up in 2011, might be tempted to get back together for a shiny, happy gig.
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By then, he says, China's globetrotting ethnic Koreans may have been gone too long to be tempted home at all.
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Even though you might be tempted to peel off that flaky skin, it's not a great idea, Dr. Neal says.
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So you don't even need to spend your credit right away, although you might be tempted by Prime Day offers.
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In individual bowls, they are hard to work into a shared meal, and people may be tempted to skip them.
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Some argue that voters aghast at seeing their legal protections supposedly undercut by foreigners will be tempted by political extremism.
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Hackers might be tempted to try something similar, gumming up Democratic get-out-the-vote efforts across the battleground states.
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Even if you're not a regular weed smoker, it's hard not to be tempted by those brightly-colored cannabis candies.
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Some might be tempted to reply that government enforcement actions also can be used to hold corporations accountable for wrongdoing.
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But I would be tempted, if I were going to buy one, to wait until a new model comes out.
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The title of the post is simply, "Making Candy," so obviously any normal person would immediately be tempted to click.
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If Microsoft keeps developing its strengths here, some of Apple's most loyal customers might well be tempted to switch camps.
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They can be tempted by calumny, and therefore used to slander, to sully people, especially in the world of politics.
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A banker specialized in energy also said the government could be tempted not to decide anything ahead of the election.
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That way, you won't be tempted to send an important work email before you've given it a complete look over.
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Though some people may be tempted to overeat, experts suggest taking it slow to avoid bloating and other gastrointestinal issues.
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Even the Trump administration, known for being skeptical of regulations, will be tempted to tweak the numbers in its favor.
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Those versed in the law and lore of Catholicism might be tempted to ask what all the fuss is about.
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Radicals like Sessions and his allies on Capitol Hill might be tempted to dismiss that finding as a liberal fantasy.
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You'll be tempted to make plenty of plans today, Taurus, but the likelihood of you keeping them all is slim.
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Medium-rare is good, too, but don't be tempted to push it any more or the beef will dry out.
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He needs to know that when he becomes a man, he will be tempted to fail in the same ways.
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A professional escort (or even just a native, English-speaking one) might be tempted to try for a similar arrangement.
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Even the famously dour Adamses might be tempted to hope for such an outcome, however unlikely it seems at present.
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Your Money Adviser People struggling with loan payments and falling credit scores may be tempted to seek a quick fix.
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As uncertainty grips the stock market amid the coronavirus pandemic, many investors may be tempted to pull their money out.
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Few would be tempted to call that first half "pretty," but Senegal, at least, will be pleased with their standing.
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Knowing that the company has a hiring freeze, you may be tempted to ask for just a part-time position.
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Once it is out of the bloc, Britain could be tempted to throw out the rules or water them down.
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Mr. Johnson's Britain may be tempted to attract talent and capital by offering some kind of deregulated, tax-free haven.
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Mr Putin may be tempted to test America's commitment to defending the Baltic states, tiny NATO allies on Russia's border.
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With the prospects of a disadvantageous Brexit deal rising, Scotland would be tempted to push for another referendum on independence.
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If the dough still feels dry, add an additional tablespoon of water but don't be tempted to add any more.
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If you are your own boss, you might be tempted to hide income by filing personal expenses as business losses.
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That said, I might be tempted to move to Three Pines, the setting for Louise Penny's wonderful Armand Gamache books.
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States will be tempted to forego those activities and enroll these patients only when they deteriorate enough to be hospitalized.
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In hopes that high-maintenance employees will become more independent over time, you might be tempted to keep your distance.
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Still, Abe, whose deeper agenda has long centered on revising the U.S.-drafted charter, may be tempted to push ahead.
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So I use a cheap Chromebook when traveling to places where curious eyes might be tempted to sneak a peek.
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You might be tempted to say this doesn't matter, that China can just export its surplus production to other countries.
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You may be tempted by the three-letter words where there's only one left blank, but they're hardly ever easy.
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Especially after attacks, when governments want to be seen to act, they may be tempted to impose blanket bans on speech.
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"If the 'No' wins I'll be tempted to drop everything and move abroad," said Bottura, whose restaurant is in Modena, Italy.
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Next time you're grabbing a new charging cord on Amazon, you might be tempted to grab a new Hyundai as well.
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It is the guards corps that may be tempted to cheat on Iran's nuclear obligations and return to taking American hostages.
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A sophisticated recruiting effort looks beyond recent graduates to tap émigrés who might be tempted back home by the right opportunity.
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"When it comes to power, we can't just be tempted by power and money alone," Ocasio-Cortez recently told BuzzFeed News.
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Drivers may be tempted to overcharge, the authors believe, because members of the higher-fare sex are less likely to complain.
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Mr Erdogan may be tempted to push ahead with a complete purge of the opposition, says Ali Bayramoglu, a veteran commentator.
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But if the taboo on chemical weapons is allowed to fade away, other despots will be tempted to use them, too.
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Yet voters who might be tempted back to the Tories by softer, more liberal policies also tend to be keen Remainers.
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They reminded those who might be tempted to take out their anger on an entire community that such actions were wrong.
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If oil prices start falling, many hedge funds with long positions may be tempted to reduce them and take some profits.
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" Based on last night's State of the Union address, some might be tempted to brand our current president "The Great Exaggerator.
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If the government runs out of ready cash, Mr Putin may be tempted to repeat a well-worn trick—printing roubles.
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But some diplomats voice concern that London may be tempted to flounce out without paying EU bills worth tens of billions.
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But before you whip out your credit card, know that you may be tempted to shop until you hit your limit.
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Republicans will be tempted to call on her to bring a new image and energy to the party's 2016 presidential push.
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From bike racks to 3D printers to human pupae things, you'll be tempted to buy stuff you probably don't really need.
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Q. At the end of the show in June, will you be tempted to run a wrecking ball through it all?
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With a $19 discount, you might be tempted to grab one for yourself and as a special gift for a friend.
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They could also include foreign auto-parts companies that might be tempted by Takata's still-strong sales and its market share.
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With Ms. Bachelet's government also deeply unpopular, some might be tempted to question how advances by women could seemingly be reversed.
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As much as GOP candidates might be tempted to reject Trump, they could risk a fatal political backlash for doing so.
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Visitors who aim to have a unique experience when they visit Disneyland might be tempted to skip the park's Starbucks location.
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This is the game that many of us will be tempted to show our loved ones first — without warning or context.
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Not only will they appreciate the holiday spirit, you won't be tempted by less healthy leftovers for the next few days.
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You might be tempted to grab the first deals you see or to buy anything you can get your hands on.
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And telecommunications companies like Verizon and Charter might also be tempted to respond to AT&T by buying media properties themselves.
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Because of this, you may be tempted to go for a smaller, more affordable option, even if that means sacrificing design.
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You might be tempted to immediately contact the person responsible for posting your intimate images, but Vora advises against reaching out.
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When the holidays roll around, you'll have the cash in hand and won't be tempted to go into credit card debt.
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One might be tempted to think that only one side of the political spectrum would continue to support this regulatory design.
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And though you might be tempted to wall jump, key to scaling Super Meat Boy's gauntlets, there's no such option here.
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Instead of jolting forward or honking – as some human drivers would be tempted to do – the car allowed me to go.
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"I'm not in an emotional place yet to make that commitment, and I don't want to be tempted," Mr. Doppelt said.
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Of course, shareholders will be tempted to hang on for Qualcomm to strike a deal with Apple as a public company.
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Politicians are going to be tempted to adopt these strategies, but we shouldn't stop trying to sanction them for doing so.
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In the era of Google Maps, one might be tempted to believe that there are no undiscovered corners of the Earth.
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Otherwise, it might be tempted to nuke Washington in an attempt to destroy the US government before anyone could order retaliation.
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But we should not be tempted by the false promise that this is the beginning of a more expansive reform effort.
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If he doesn't see a meaningful response, he would be tempted to take the next step and jail Mr. Guaidó himself.
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The credentials he ran on included the argument that he was so rich that he could not be tempted by corruption.
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"Or that's what I would probably be tempted to think if I were either starting out all over again or dead."
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We also don't have universal mandatory paid sick leave, which means that some workers will be tempted to work while sick.
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Instead, the committee might be tempted to increase the interest it pays on excess reserves that banks store at the Fed.
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But beware: you may be tempted to impulse buy a flight to the city closest to you, if you haven't already.
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One danger of these technologies, of course, is that many parents will be tempted to overuse them, and in intrusive ways.
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Ms. McGehee worried that companies might be tempted to direct business to the Trump children to curry favor with their father.
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If the Mammadovs or powerful Iranians have evidence that the Trump Organization broke laws, they might be tempted to exploit it.
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Then you'll be tempted to get right back on drugs when you get out and your jeans at home don't fit.
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If Republican senators continue to stand in unison with President Trump on impeachment, the Democrats will be tempted to find compromise.
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You might even be tempted to exchange a few courteous words in the Anglo-Chinese garden or the Temple of Venus.
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After all, the younger generation of Quebecers could easily be tempted to say "email" rather than "courriel," its French Canadian equivalent.
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He could reassure Congress, which might be tempted to regulate or investigate on its own (and dueling investigations can be counterproductive).
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If you didn't have to go onstage night after night, would you be tempted to let yourself go a little bit?
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Because people often don't feel the effects of ayahuasca the first few times, they may be tempted to up their dose.
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If people feel they're being unfairly compared to other parts of the company, they may be tempted to sabotage their rivals.
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If you find yourself searching for a relatively light meal at a diner, you may be tempted to order up a salad.
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Patrice Caine may be tempted to embark on a big-ticket deal, though giving money back to shareholders would be more diplomatic.
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It "may be tempted [to] try something" as "payback" for Trump pulling the US out of the Iran nuclear deal, he said.
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If someone hijacks your idea, you may be tempted to blurt out a comment like, "Hey, I just said that," but don't.
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"I have to leave it in the case, or I'll be tempted to play it," Prince told the crowd, according to Bream.
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If you think spring shades are generally one big pastel snooze, you might actually be tempted to call this floral lineup groundbreaking.
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Meghan Markle has some wise words for those of you who might be tempted to make New Year's resolutions this year — don't!
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In trying to get the most bang for your buck, you may be tempted to squeeze in a lot in one trip.
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Writing utensils and paper are also not allowed, in case Miguel might be tempted to write down a Facebook user's personal information.
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Plus, it's difficult to say who will be tempted to buy the Pro, especially with new models coming in 12 months' time.
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The resulting outage didn't affect the entire web, but anyone close enough to be tempted by the phony routes was drawn in.
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As issuing bonds in dollars becomes more expensive, some EM borrowers could be tempted to raise more cash in their own currencies.
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They may be tempted to strike a deal with the opposition, probably mediated by an outside group, leading to a transition government.
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Lagarde said governments in the region might be tempted to favor white elephant projects instead of investment in people and productive potential.
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As much as she has pet antibiotics around the house, she said, she would never be tempted to bogart Tiny Bubbles' stash.
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You'll be tempted to race your mates, which makes us wish there was some sort of timer to track your ride down.
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Whatever the cause, the evidence is that plenty of unskilled women on the edges of the labour force can be tempted in.
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You might be tempted to think that Apple doth protest too much, but there have been genuine questions about that very issue.
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A cynic might be tempted to read far too much into recent developments as an indication of what the company's plans are.
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But more insidious is the risk that a recovering addict will be tempted to use again by people in their inner circle.
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Did it help me break some bad habits, or am I going to be tempted by all the treats and alcohol here?
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While those dads may be tempted to kick their kids out of the bed, one guy is urging them to think twice.
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Referring to IS by its Arabic acronym Daesh, Gentiloni said the government would not be tempted by the "drum roll of war".
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Employers worry that if you are heavily in debt, you might be tempted to dip your hands into the company cookie jar.
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You might be tempted to tailor your photo posts and status updates so your life looks awesome and your ex regrets everything.
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While more vulnerable to electoral defeat, they may also be tempted to take risks — including foreign policy risks — to increase their stature.
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" William Richardson Davie worried that a president might be tempted to use any "efforts or means whatever to get himself re-elected.
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Royal fans will undoubtedly be tempted to try the "Prince of Wales," a drink mixing rye, champagne, cherry heering, honey and pineapple.
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In that sense, AMLO can be tempted to use that as leverage vis-à-vis the leaders of the oil workers union.
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As the S&P 500 reached new records this week, you might be tempted to ask: How high can the market go?
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Both Sephora and Ulta have nice, well-organized stores where you can find (and be tempted by) thousands of products on display.
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The Continent's security order is now in a perilous plight: If Mr. Putin senses weakness, he will be tempted into further aggression.
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It's tempting, but don't lieWhen faced with rising premiums, you might be tempted to "fudge" your numbers to get a lower rate.
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He may be tempted to stay on to consolidate his popularity in view of longer term ambitions, such as 2022 presidential elections.
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This approach impedes comprehension, and at moments you may be tempted to sit back and not try to make the pieces fit.
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Here are the best frozen appetizers you can buy at Costco: you might even be tempted to create entire meals from them.
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While our Asian trading partners may be tempted to breathe a sigh of relief now that the trip is over, they shouldn't.
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Some influencers might therefore be tempted to buy followers, which could be bots, meaning promotional content isn't always seen by real people.
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Ms. Yellen may be tempted to leave the Fed now that she has been passed over for a second term as chairwoman.
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As long as Trump and McConnell believe that they are close to finding 51 votes, they will be tempted to try again.
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Now that Trump has broken the taboo, future presidents might also be tempted to hold the DOJ more closely than their predecessors.
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If you've found it harder to see your doctor in recent years, you could be tempted to blame the Affordable Care Act.
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Trader Joe's offers such a productive shopping experience that you might be tempted to check off your whole list while you're there.
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You might be tempted to say that the latest flare-up, over Nordstrom's decision to drop Ivanka Trump's clothing line, is trivial.
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Intesa's big-bank peers in other European countries, like France's BNP Paribas and Spain's BBVA, could be tempted to try something similar.
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Some taxpayers may be tempted to claim they make more money than they do to reap benefits such as refundable tax credits.
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You may be tempted to blame the usual suspects (like industry bias and old-boys' networks), but there's no single culprit here.
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Plus, you won't be tempted to randomly litter the sidewalk in front of someone's house or business when you're through with it.
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One might be tempted to give Johnson a pass since he is a minor candidate who will not be elected president this year.
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His pride and desire to be with Tabitha could lead to Moe's arrest Could Moe Be Tempted To Follow In Her Father's Footsteps?
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Some fishermen might be tempted to catch a great white shark, though, because shark fins are a delicacy in Chinese culture and elsewhere.
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The less time you spend in the grocery store, the less amount of time you'll be tempted by items not on your list.
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You'll be tempted to let your house get dirtier and dirtier with the thought that the robovac will just take care of it.
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If Saudi officials are relying on foreign fund inflows to facilitate the Aramco IPO, they may be tempted to wait until early 2019.
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Starting tomorrow at Ulta Beauty, we have a feeling it'll be the only bottle you'll be tempted to whip out on Friday nights.
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Look at the cover of one of the most notorious documents in British political history and you may be tempted to read on.
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M: So if Solo is a success, George might be tempted to come out of retirement and direct a Star Wars movie again?
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After purging so many items, you may be tempted to go right back out and buy things to fill up your home again.
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Having lifted the Socialists to a narrow lead in the polls, he may be tempted at any moment to go to the people.
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It said that otherwise, dealers may feel overwhelmed by regulations and be tempted to dispose of airbag parts in the municipal waste stream.
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"Anyone else who might be tempted to commit this offence in the future can only expect an immediate sentence of imprisonment," she said.
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Whole Foods: Many buyers are waiting for Whole Foods to turn around and may be tempted to buy the stock after it reports.
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The poll also found that one in 10 drivers "would be tempted to have a nap" while using semi-autonomous systems like Autopilot.
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But it's easy to see why an executive holding a hot potato might be tempted to pass it on to someone — anyone — else.
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With full Republican control of the White House and Congress, some Republicans will be tempted to try to steamroll Democrats on every issue.
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At no time should I be able to fly down the freeway and be tempted to read a music menu on the screen.
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An elected president is always going to be tempted to meddle in politics, no matter how much the Constitution formally limits his role.
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While you might be tempted to dust some on to avoid a shiny face, she says it's actually going to create worse problems.
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You might be tempted to then put a piece of tape over the Spot's camera, like you might do on a laptop's webcam.
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Enraged with its powerlessness, it might be tempted by a political outlet -- a surge in the National Front vote come next year's election.
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Once you're able to hold a plank for a full minute while maintaining your form, you might be tempted to go even longer.
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While you may be tempted to hit up a new social media network, don't get your hopes up, because Vero is hot trash.
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One man unlikely to be tempted is 2009 world champion Jenson Button who had trumpeted last weekend as his final race for McLaren.
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With the economy slowing again after a commodities boom earlier in the decade, authorities fear more people could be tempted down the mines.
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Might he be tempted to biff a pipsqueak neighbour in the South China Sea or succumb to Japan-baiting, always a crowd-pleaser?
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Don't be tempted to follow suit: canned food is gross, and with your eclectic new tastes it won't be worth the cupboard space.
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But if they are disgruntled workers amenable to a populist rallying cry against the Washington elite, might they be tempted by Donald Trump?
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Some think Hamas might just be tempted to take this opportunity to claim an achievement after three damaging wars with Israel since 2008.
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Because Libya is not an immediate threat to the United States, President Trump might be tempted to acquiesce in Putin's newfound Mediterranean power.
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When you're too familiar with an issue, you might be tempted to explain — and explaining is the opposite of a good cartoon idea.
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The film is "bathed in light so lusciously golden and honeyed that you might be tempted to lick the screen," Ms. Dargis said.
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More than four episodes in a row, and you'll be tempted to slam someone's hand in an industrial washing machine, so pace yourself.
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Given what was just stated above, you might be tempted to think we shouldn't use any of these services in the first place.
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The danger is that now, with the investigation tugging at the bases of Brazil's power structures, she will be tempted to step in.
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If a player is talented enough, a coach may be tempted to downplay or disregard a history of sexual assault allegations or discipline.
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While you may be tempted to lay the rhubarb lengthwise across the cake, crosswise is much more practical when it comes to serving.
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There's no shame in taking a dive into the pastries behind the counter (not literally, though you'll be tempted) or ordering an omelet.
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Of course, if the Trump administration guts Wall Street regulations, particularly the Volcker Rule, Goldman may be tempted to pile back into trading.
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"Lawmakers tied their hands behind their backs so politicians won't be tempted to super-juice the economy before an election," Ms. Binder said.
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If it's essentially a thoughtless act to make a demand, members will be tempted to treat everything coming at them as equally thoughtless.
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As mitigation by an individual country will benefit all, nations will be tempted to take a free ride on the efforts of others.
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If you want to get in shape, you may be tempted to hire a personal trainer to help you reach your fitness goals.
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Cemeteries have been closed off so that people won't be tempted to leave their homes and gather to visit graves, The Post said.
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Analysts say the government might be tempted to intervene in the industry and the economy again ahead of a presidential election in October.
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Photojournalists will always be tempted to make graphic, evocative imagery, but we must move on to more nuanced, compassionate work about vulnerable people.
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Governments will be tempted to intervene to ease the pain, but official meddling only adds to regulatory complications in a notoriously difficult sector.
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In addition to simplifying your life and freeing up mental energy, you'll never forget a payment or be tempted to skimp on savings.
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The biggest question is whether Huawei, which captured 34 percent of the market alone last quarter, might be tempted to get on board.
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Some of them are tired of the Paris-Berlin diktat, and could be tempted to create a new fiscally virtuous center of power.
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As a result, America's traditional partners in the region will increasingly be tempted to look to Beijing, rather than Washington, for a lead.
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You might be tempted to take his words literally when you hear the seemingly effortless grace and ease of his virtuosic improvisational style.
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But, if you think that easy access means you'll be tempted to spend it, you might want to put it somewhere else.4.
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While you may be tempted to close the account on your old card completely, keeping it open will help boost your financial record.
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For Patreon, it could also be a way to hold onto successful creators that might be tempted to venture out on their own.
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While it was possible that a frustrated minority could be tempted to act violently, he stressed peaceful activism was the only way forward.
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They will be tempted to select areas that lend themselves to quick fixes, but this is not what's called for at this time.
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And, I'd be tempted to ask Frederick Douglass and Jesus Christ to tea to ask similar questions, and also about their respective resurrections.
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"A lot of people will be tempted to sign up for an Amazon credit card," said Jeanette Pavini, a savings expert at Coupons.com.
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The film, Ms. Dargis wrote, is "bathed in light so lusciously golden and honeyed that you might be tempted to lick the screen."
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Lifelong procrastinators might be tempted to roll their eyes at the suggestion of using a planner or turning off their cell phone notifications.
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If Democrats extend the obstruction article to include actions described in the Mueller report, some members could be tempted to vote against it.
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Now, viewers may be tempted to split their time between assessing the show's new host, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and checking Mr. Trump's Twitter feed.
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Governments can be tempted to print money recklessly or seize wealth brazenly from their citizens — Venezuelan hyperinflation and Indian demonetization are recent examples.
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And as important, this applies not just to this president but also to future presidents who might likewise be tempted to scorn Congress.
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As a British historian, Alan Milward, has argued, to be legitimate in this fractured world the state had to strive to bring prosperity, employment and welfare to new voters—factory workers if they were not to be tempted by Bolshevism, and farm workers if they were not to be tempted by Fascism, as they had been when agricultural wages collapsed in the 363s.
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While you might be tempted to send clothing, food, bottled water, and other things, managing and distributing these supplies can be a logistical nightmare.
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"So if you felt you might be tempted to make bad car financing decisions, a subscription service would protect you from that," he said.
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If you're not used to big phones, you might be tempted to give this one a try anyway because the screen is so nice.
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I have yet to spend any money in-game, but can see why you'd be tempted to, especially for faster research and rare cards.
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In the spiral of distrust and recrimination, countries that are dissatisfied with the world will be tempted to change it—if necessary by force.
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You might be tempted to call out your partner for being passive-aggressive, but labeling their actions might make them feel even more defensive.
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That could help it retain users who might be tempted to switch over to a similar Facebook service should the social network launch one.
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You may be tempted to jump to any number of conclusions about what happened — the rider was careless, the horse was not sufficiently trained.
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The premiere has so much going on and is so absurd that you may be tempted not to return, but give it another try.
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Although you may be tempted to serve up your favorite drinks with a cute name, experts said they're not really into the idea anymore.
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Makeup primer is one of those steps you might be tempted to skip, but you'll be happier with your foundation application if you don't.
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Don't be tempted to do the job yourself — unless you're a trained electrician , always hire a professional to do electrical work in your home.
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They may be tempted to strike a deal with the opposition, probably mediated by an outside group, leading to some sort of transitional government.
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We may be tempted to joke about people's willingness to expose themselves to our gaze, but there is something else going on here, too.
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Independents who do get on the ballot may be tempted to drop out and endorse a party candidate in exchange for a cabinet post.
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With so many bucket list-worthy destinations, you might be tempted to make your one and only 2019 New Year's resolution to travel more.
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Fans will be tempted, but you never want to buy something just because it's in the Apple Store, so we gave it a try.
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"One could be tempted to say 'It's bad,' in the sense that there's some evidence that less multifractality implies a deficient process," he said.
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If you don't know what you're doing, or are in poor health, you may be tempted to run out and make things right again.
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By the time I finished watching it, I was glad it existed but had a feeling I would rarely be tempted to revisit it.
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If instead you plan to move the money on your own, you may be tempted to spend it now instead of set it aside.
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Charles does not plan to lecture Trump on climate change, though based on Trump's previous statements on the subject, Charles will likely be tempted.
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They may, however, be tempted by a risky proposition, so try to talk it through with them before they get sucked in or suckered.
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And more importantly it makes you wonder what on earth is their plan for Cyborg if Rousey cannot be tempted back into the cage?
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I imagine many a student will be tempted to purchase this regal calculator in an effort to be the coolest kid in math class.
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In addition to simplifying your life and freeing up mental energy, you'll never forget a payment again or be tempted to skimp on savings.
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"Much lower prices might be needed in order for sentiment to turn and bargain hunters to be tempted back into the markets," Huber said.
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But once they're out of your portfolio, I've got to tell you: I doubt that you'll even be tempted to buy back that stock.
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For example, for breakfast you might be tempted to buy cereal, milk, eggs, toast, muffins, waffles and yogurt just because they all look good.
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If you never even see the money you're setting aside, you won't be tempted to spend it and you'll learn to live without it.
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HSBC said some investors might be tempted to short sterling — sell it in the anticipation that its value will fall — as a Brexit hedge.
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If doctors could tell instantaneously whether an infection was viral or bacterial, they would no longer be tempted to administer antibiotics just in case.
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Once Mercury enters Cancer on Tuesday, you're going to be tempted to socialize and go on dates as there's chatter in your friend group.
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Clearly, Apple wants to keep its phones, tablets and computers as separate product categories—so customers will be tempted to buy one of each.
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Ramaphosa, a much less controversial figure and one less likely to be tempted by personal enrichment, is now firmly in control of the party.
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Some party diehards may be tempted to stress that groping and forced kissing are not equivalent to, say, Roy Moore's alleged abuse of teenagers.
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If the Fed weren't required to specifically explain its self-evaluation, it might be tempted to offer bland assurances that previous policy was appropriate.
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A new president might be tempted to try bold, new policies to obtain an extra point of economic growth and spread wealth more evenly.
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Will VOA's new project report on them, or will it be tempted to look away and avoid actions that might jeopardize its federal funding?
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It's likely that you'll be tempted to blow your bank on some retail therapy on or around Tuesday, but check in with yourself first.
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It means that if Trump is elected, Russia will be tempted to launch aggressive initiatives against democratic Europe, believing that Trump would not respond.
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Some might be tempted to brush off these ethical consequences, arguing that the posting of even the most offensive content is no big deal.
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You will be tempted to leave some things behind in the name of timesaving ("I can just clean around that box of baking soda").
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You might be tempted to think, knowing my political sensibilities, that this is a thinly veiled attempt to shame President Trump's critics into silence.
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It's a pretty neat trick, one that you might even be tempted to admire — if the ideas driving his fan club weren't so ugly.
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Mr Duque, who calls FARC 2 a "gang of narco-terrorists" sheltered by Venezuela, may be tempted to strike its bases inside that country.
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The fear, though, is that Trump was so effective employing this strategy that other politicians are going to be tempted to follow his lead.
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The hope is that the highly adaptable rock pigeons will be happy to resettle there rather than be tempted to make the return flight.
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If the story is set up in the right way, the reader will be tempted to think that the protagonist's belief isn't genuine knowledge.
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At the start of a meeting, you may be tempted to dive straight into the agenda so you can be as productive as possible.
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Stanton might be tempted by a trade to a high-payroll team in his native state, like the Dodgers, the Giants or the Angels.
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If supplies diminish, opioid dealers will likely be tempted to cut drugs with more dangerous substances, like fentanyl, even more than they do already.
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A "professional C.E.O.," one without such a huge stake in the company, would be tempted to try the easy way out, the executive suggested.
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Once you have the process down, this model produces such consistent and favorable coffee, you might even be tempted to use it at home.
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If you find yourself with extra time on your hands during self-isolation at home, you may be tempted to make your own alcohol.
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Some people may be tempted to say it means that female lawmakers in America's largest city finally have a solid grip on political power.
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Keeping too much in your checking account isn't ideal, for two reasons: First, such easy access means you might be tempted to spend it.
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You don't want to be working from the couch where you'll be tempted to nod off, turn on the TV, or just feel lazy.
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We will all be tempted — by lucrative contracts, federal grant dollars or flashy ribbon cuttings — to seek a middle ground that does not exist.
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Under his proposed changes, the role of prime minister would become more powerful, so Putin might be tempted to return to his old job.
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Will South Korea or Saudi Arabia, fearful of being abandoned, be tempted to acquire nuclear weapons to guard themselves from North Korea or Iran?
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Flannery may be tempted to take this near-term view advocated by many GE investors, looking at each business purely through a financial lens.
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Ms. Wallace said he may end up having meetings with world leaders that do not go well, and be tempted to tweet his disapproval.
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TV earlier this week the number of "highly sought after" NASA employees could be tempted to move to private sector as the shutdown continues.
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So although you might be tempted to DTR, it might be better take a beat to reflect until Mercury goes direct on March 9.
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Police and wildlife handlers now have the situation under control, so please let them do their job and don't be tempted to pry, mates.
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"We can't afford to have someone in this position that might be tempted to feather their own nest by privatizing the National Weather Service."
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Now that the common enemy has been vanquished (at least temporarily), the rival conservatives will be tempted to go to war with one another.
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While you may be tempted to isolate, especially out of shame over not having a job, it's important to connect with others, Nelsen explained.
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Sure, you could keep the money in a checking account, but you'll see negligible growth and you may even be tempted to spend it.
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If i didn't have a phone i guess the positive side would be that i wouldn't be tempted to look at a screen constantly.
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If he could be tempted to switch lanes and challenge Steve Daines in Montana's 2020 Senate race, every Democrat in America would be thrilled.
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Whatever problems one might be tempted to lay at the feet of the Republican Party, Donald Trump is in a different and more destructive category.
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Keep your savings in a different bank account, so you won't be tempted to dip into them when your checking account starts to run low.
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I'd be tempted to try filming a timelapse like this myself, but I have no plans to leave my warm house until sometime in March.
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With this ban on the horizon, Maryland residents might never again be tempted to re-heated yesterday's takeout in the styrofoam container it came in.
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"This reduces the likelihood that you'll be tempted to move money, even just a little bit, to your checking account for today's wants," she said.
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When the market surges, it is easy to get caught up in the financial frenzy and be tempted to sell your stocks that are up.
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With minimum wages creeping up, industries like agriculture, which have long-used cheap, often migrant labor, might be tempted to invest in labor-replacing equipment.
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And in that moment, despondent Buffalo fans may be tempted to seek out a way to alter the miserable reality of cheering for the Sabres.
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"When it comes to power, we can't just be tempted by power and money alone," Ocasio-Cortez told BuzzFeed News shortly before winning the primary.
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Although pragmatic Brexiteers and Remainers may back her, hardliners may be tempted to hold out for either a harder deal or for stopping Brexit altogether.
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Model 3 buyers might not be tempted by upgrades that are purely aesthetic, but the potential for a self-driving car could be more appealing.
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Get curious before getting mad You may be tempted to assume the person disagreeing with you is arrogant, guilty of overstepping or just plain wrong.
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If corruption is rampant, governments might be tempted to spend money on projects that generate kickbacks but little social value—again, undermining the SDG agenda.
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You might be tempted to ignore the bundled Roku TV Voice Remote for the one that was originally included with your TV, but you shouldn't.
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Historical market action shows that after days of such broad selling, buyers may be tempted to step in to take advantage of the low prices.
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Those who only know Simon Heffer from his somewhat bilious writings in the Daily Mail might be tempted to ignore his book on this period.
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"China might be tempted to wait for a change of leadership in Washington," David Bianco, DWS Group's chief investment officer, said in a note Tuesday.
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Today she sees urgent work for citizens and responsible politicians, who may be tempted to close their eyes and wait for the worst to pass.
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When it's simply roasted with olive oil or butter, I'd be tempted to reach for a white, something assertive and rich but not extravagantly fruity.
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But this explanation does not imply that the labour market has fully recovered, because more people may yet be tempted to look for a job.
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Having assembled a parliamentary majority of largely inexperienced legislators, the president seems to be tempted by the idea of bypassing parliament and governing by decree.
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Anthony, who is not to be tempted by the small demons that surround him, assumes a squatting position that is inscribed in a circular shape.
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Instead, he will be tempted to imitate Samson, to pull the pillars of democracy down so that he destroys his opponents as well as himself.
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Meanwhile, people will continue to die — and so states may be tempted to use their existing criminal justice systems to deal with their overdose crises.
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In that event (or, indeed, if the tech firm wins the Farook case), legislators will be tempted to mandate backdoor access via the statute book.
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Meanwhile, both existing businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs will be tempted to look for safer locations to do business, across the Channel or around the world.
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This number had increased since World War II, but only slightly, leading some players to be tempted to Italy, where there were no such limitations.
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This also serves as a deterrent not only to them but to others in the community who might be tempted to engage in criminal activity.
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And although you might be tempted, try not to sprinkle it on every single meal (it is possible to have too much of those nutrients!).
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He said investors should not be tempted by the recent rebound in bank stocks, which has seen them rise 4 percent over the last month.
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Some observers believe Vestager, a professional politician since her student days, may be tempted to use cases to raise her profile and further greater ambitions.
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By failing to pass a new one, Congress and the administration are setting a dangerous precedent that the next president may be tempted to abuse.
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Some American Christians may be tempted to ignore these issues, hoping they are just a wave of "political incorrectness" that will ebb in due time.
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For Labour they are a "motivating issue", encouraging voters who might be tempted to drift to the Greens or Liberal Democrats to stick with them.
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Some Republicans say centrist Democrats will be tempted to seize on any potential failure by the FBI investigation as a reason to vote for Kavanaugh.
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But if scientists really do want to effect change, I wonder if they'll be tempted to refocus their message on who we put in office.
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Mr. Kerry argued that Japan would be unnerved by any diminution of the American nuclear umbrella, and perhaps be tempted to obtain their own weapons.
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Even if the census' integrity is preserved, some Republican-led states may be tempted to try abandoning total population when they reapportion their state legislatures.
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If not, and his polls slip, scores of additional Republican candidates will be tempted to stop leaning away and just jump out of the ring.
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Some countries may be tempted to put their desire to enter the Iranian market ahead of the safety and integrity of the international financial system.
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You may be tempted to put yourself on mute and answer another phone call or even try to run an errand while on the line.
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Dejected Democrats may be tempted to keep fighting the administration over the Trump campaign's connections to Russia and the question of whether he obstructed justice.
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The Democratic Party will be tempted by independently wealthy candidates like Schultz, since it faces a financial disadvantage in its battle against the Republican Party.
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People do a lot of sitting around and contemplating the universe — which, in fairness, one might be tempted to do in a post-Discovery world.
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But that doesn't mean I'm giving you the green light to spend all your cash, which is something you'll be tempted to do this afternoon.
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You can choose from the following airlines:AlaskaAmericanDeltaFrontier HawaiianJetBlueSpiritSouthwestUnitedWhile you might be tempted to choose the airline you fly the most, that doesn't necessarily make sense.
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While you might be tempted to pair your meal with a class of Rioja, according to Pizarro, you should try a Cava or sherry instead.
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Employee furloughs help businesses cut costs and retain talent, but employees receive less or no income and may be tempted to find a new job.
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You will be tempted to leave some things behind in the name of saving time ("I can just clean around that box of baking soda").
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Iran, however, might "may be tempted [to] try something" as "payback" for Trump pulling the US out of the Iran nuclear deal, Lewis told me.
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If you're a working stiff employed by one of them, you may be tempted to hand in your notice and start one of your own.
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They will be tempted to go further — to suppress more votes, use more racism, cover up more scandals and violate more democratic rules and customs.
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You might be tempted to use a pot on a stove, but it's virtually impossible to keep the water at a low and consistent temperature.
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You'll be tempted to pitch the thing, but a gentle lob is more effective; intact, the ball shields seeds against the elements and hungry creatures.
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" We should not be tempted, argues Ms. Davidson, to understand Mr. Trump's praise for leaders in the Middle East as "a sign of budding tolerance.
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While some may be tempted to celebrate what is seen as ISIS's demise, the fertile soil in which ISIS grew and spread is still there.
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"Now, doubtless, you, as was the case with your predecessor, will be tempted to try and hold on to power at any price," he wrote.
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As the main opposition party, the Social Democrats will likewise be tempted to sharpen their left-wing profile, and highlighting their differences with Ms. Merkel.
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You might be tempted to dismiss Australia as a special case, but the same deepening partisan division has long been underway in the United States.
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Even though you probably don't lie to your kids often, you might be tempted to stretch the truth in an effort to spare them pain.
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Should Japan and South Korea perceive reluctance in Washington's willingness to protect them, however, they will be tempted to look to their own nuclear devices.
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Buyers looking for something a bit more futuristic — but available in 2020 — might be tempted by the $69,000 R1T from US-based automotive startup Rivian.
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It's cloudy and cold for April, and Mr. Ahmed is still sleepy, but he won't be tempted by the hot jolt of a second coffee.
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You might be tempted to point your complaints at director Bryan Singer and writer Simon Kinberg, but this is really more of a franchise problem.
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Still, some former Homeland Security officials said they worried that in an effort to accelerate hiring, the agency would be tempted to lower its standards.
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As the nation reckons with an epidemic of sexual harassment, women running for office may be tempted to position themselves as the ethically superior choice.
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Investors may be tempted to steer clear of tech stocks after recent steep losses, but that weakness hasn't shaken Deutsche Bank's confidence in the sector.
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He may be tempted to do that, rather than roil the economic waters by imposing more tariffs on Beijing, before voters go to the polls.
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Though one might be tempted to suggest that men's bodies simply need more room, various writers have linked manspreading to privilege and occupation of space.
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Though Obama is unlikely to be tempted, the job posting is a clever way for the business to publicly thank the former President for his service.
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One reason parties may be tempted to reconsider their rejection of all cooperation is polls showing ANO could score even better if fresh elections were called.
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I predicted that what we had was no longer as meaningful to him as it was to me, and that he would be tempted to stray.
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And given how poorly its Fantastic Four films have been received, its execs might be tempted to let those rights slide, if enough money was involved.
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Four of those are in Central America and could also be tempted to end links with Taiwan, raising concern in Washington that China is gaining influence.
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You can use this charging stand to prop up your device so you won't be tempted to pick it up a bazillion times as you work.
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But, like a lot of you reading this, if my phone or laptop today happily called out "You've Got Mail," I'd be tempted to smash it.
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And your contributions are automatically deducted from your pay, so you won't be tempted to spend the money now instead of putting it toward your future.
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"Our clients would be tempted to make more low-key clothing to ensure it will be sold, which would be detrimental to their creativity," Corrigan said.
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My other concern is that they may be tempted to step away from their faith if it just becomes too difficult to deal with the backlash.
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While some Democrats who abhor Clinton might be tempted by a fling with Johnson, he is also providing a refuge with Republicans who cannot stomach Trump.
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Doctor Strange could be tempted to return to his old life as a surgeon, but feel an obligation to preserve the mystic order by defeating Wanda.
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But, like a lot of you reading this, if my phone or laptop today happily called out "You've got mail," I'd be tempted to smash it.
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The beach doesn't usually start attracting in large numbers until Memorial Day, but if the temperatures rise, visitors will be tempted to kick off their shoes.
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Japanese investors will be tempted to buy dollars, earn interest on them for a year and then cover the exchange-rate risk through a forward deal.
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When you walk into the grocery store and see perfectly diced onions sitting in a container on a shelf, it's easy to be tempted by convenience.
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Whether they're stopping by after filing for the primary or holding an event in the basement, candidates may be tempted to try "New Hampshire's best burger."
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And once you get it you might be tempted to go on a shopping spree, but that might not be the best use of the funds.
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If Airbnb is willing to behave this way under Obama, imagine the degree to which they will be tempted to defy being governed by political adversaries.
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Anyone who would be tempted to call this gastronomic event nothing more than a mini Fête de Bayonne festival is simply ignoring five centuries of history.
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While you may be tempted by their adorable faces, these animals thrive best out in the wild where they can lead their solitary lives in peace.
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With unified Republican government on the horizon, congressional Republicans may be tempted to place on the backburner their branch's function as a check on presidential power.
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In exchange, Kohl's is hoping that some of the people this program draws into its stores will be tempted to buy something there along the way.
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You might be tempted to think there's way too many phony-baloney faux holidays cooked up by people with way too much time on their hands.
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"If you're going to be tempted to get yourself into debt by getting a new card, don't do it, the points aren't worth it," Kelly says.
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You might be tempted to tell someone at the party that you're in a fight, so they don't judge your behavior, but that's not wise, either.
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The center-right Ciudadanos, predicted by opinion polls to collapse in this election, could also be tempted to support Sanchez to get back in the game.
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They recognize that companies experiencing a bad quarter can be tempted to pull in sales from future periods to help achieve current revenue or earnings targets.
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But regardless of who wins the November election, our next president may be tempted to avoid using this designation in order to focus on other priorities.
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With Republican lawmakers already well-versed in wielding investigations as political cudgels, they might also be tempted to take a hard line on oversight powers, too.
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The decisions Naz makes after he finds Andrea's body, however, are so outrageously misguided that viewers might be tempted to write the show off as ridiculous.
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There have been concerns that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un might be tempted to make a provocation ahead of or during the South Korean event.
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Should the British vote in June to leave the union — the so-called Brexit — other nations, such as Hungary and Poland, will be tempted to follow.
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A modern version would almost certainly be tempted to send Marty and Doc Brown caroming through history to several different time periods, like Bill and Ted.
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And we had a nice runner sketch advertising Matronly Nannies, so that your husband won't be tempted to cheat on you with a young sexy babysitter.
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You would be tempted to think that the imagery is a response to Jasper Johns's enigmatic map paintings, but the work's purpose goes deeper than that.
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The Trump administration might thus be tempted to ignore the evidence against Iran Air and let Boeing and Airbus fulfill their multibillion dollar deals with Iran.
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If you're at home staring at your computer without the prying eyes of your co-workers, you may be tempted to shop online a bit more.
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The outcome matters most for upper-income taxpayers in higher-tax states, some of whom may be tempted to move if the deduction is scrapped permanently.
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Rather than anguish about whether I should buy the table (for $299), I might be tempted to rent it through Feather — for just $15 per month.
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If the public doesn't broadly believe in the Court's role in the system at a very basic level, political actors might be tempted to ignore it.
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Anyone who watched his heroics in last Saturday's 26-230 win at No. 218 West Virginia (403-240) might be tempted to second-guess this choice.
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But I wasn't sure whether a smuggler with a backpack full of weed or meth might be tempted to steal a truck from a guy alone.
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Still, I could be tempted away from kai yang by a larb of minced pork, for which khao khua is ground coarse to leave crackly contours.
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So instead of just pistachio or qashta (candied cream), you may be tempted by rich swirls of strawberry, black walnut, salted caramel, or even saffron-peppercorn.
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Confining people in shared rooms has its own challenges, as does feeding them and keeping them entertained so they won't be tempted to leave their cabins.
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If I could think of one person facing a decision that might similarly affect the 2020 presidential race, I would be tempted to argue with Frank.
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Kindred wants you to gather all the data you can; as much as you might be tempted to ignore the order, there's a shared interest here.
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Mr. Stivers said he had a list of about 10 House Republicans who may be tempted to retire, and whose seats could be difficult to hold.
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"If you wake up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom, you might be tempted to look at your phone," she said.
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On Money As the rogues' gallery of fallen world leaders grows, you might be tempted to conclude that ours is the most corrupt era in history.
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Light Reading Americans may be tempted these days to worry a bit, what with the bellicose language being lobbed between President Trump and the North Koreans.
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When the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) next meets June 15-16, it will be tempted to raise interest rates for a second time this cycle.
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But our allies must be confident that we have their backs, otherwise they will be tempted to cut deals with Russia or some other revisionist power.
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Other members of the U.S. business community could be tempted to jump on the protectionist bandwagon and identify more products that could be subject to tariffs.
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Some observers believed the pushback against Corker was intending to signal a warning to other Republicans who might be tempted to go public with their criticisms.
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With interest rates on home loans climbing, homebuyers — or homeowners looking to refinance — might be tempted by the lower initial cost of an adjustable-rate mortgage.
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At least a few more will likely be tempted to join them, hoping they can brand themselves as moderates and thus better ensure their own reelections.
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But if demand from American consumers proves overwhelming, even legitimate Canadian pharmacies may be tempted to cut corners and source potentially counterfeit drugs from developing countries.
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If you think you have an odor cloud following you around, you might be tempted to mask it with some perfume, cologne or even body spray.
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We're told Lamar's also struggling with the fact his divorce from Khloe will be final on Saturday, and he didn't want to be tempted to use.
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With the precedent of loan forgiveness established, graduate programs could be tempted to charge even more, since students might never have to pay back their loans.
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Plus, if people have unfinished bottles of antibiotics at home, they might be tempted to take them the next time they're sick without consulting a doctor.
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Governments trying to deliver good jobs may be tempted to lean on state-controlled firms to hire more staff, particularly in countries with powerful public-sector unions.
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So if you just finishing setting up your memoji on your new XR, buckle up — you might be tempted to upgrade, because these could be really good.
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"When you prepare homemade cookie dough, cake mixes, or even bread, you may be tempted to taste a bite before it is fully cooked," the CDC says.
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However, if you're carrying plastic or a digital wallet downloaded onto your phone, you may be tempted to spend money on stuff that you don't really need.
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Should you ever be tempted by the thought of suicide, please call someone who loves you so they can remind you how precious you are to them.
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Market participants say institutional investors who mostly use the established exchanges, such as the London Stock Exchange (LSE), may be tempted to follow suit for some business.
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In his latest Investment Outlook, Gross said investors should not be tempted into purchasing beaten down bank stocks against the backdrop of interest rates potentially turning negative.
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Even worse, via the new bill, software vendors or system owners might even be tempted to initiate legal action against security and privacy researchers, hampering research altogether.
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The more that machines talk, and the more that they seem to understand people, the more their users will be tempted to attribute human traits to them.
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From low price points and fast shipping to long-lasting inches you might be tempted to wear every year, find the Khaleesi wig of your dreams, ahead.
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If you really want (and need) a certain job, you might be tempted to present yourself in a way that is inauthentic to who you actually are.
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They'll soon be tempted by an endless selection of mounts and accessories that promise to capture on video what they feel with every jump, turn, and crash.
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The ECB has cut its monthly bond purchases from €60bn to €30bn, and as the euro zone economy strengthens, might be tempted to stop altogether in September.
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And if you have a bleeding wound, wait until it dries, as sharks do smell blood in the water and may be tempted to investigate the source.
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Lastly, management teams may be tempted by early acquisition offers that are priced much higher than non AI-centric companies with equivalent product maturity or market traction.
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Sometimes it can be painful, and just like the pesky white pimple on your face, you can be tempted to pop a blister as a quick fix.
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When Hillary Clinton's campaign ads feature swindled Trump University students later this year, as we expect they will, Trump will be tempted to respond with contrary testimony.
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But it's almost inevitable that the tables will turn and resource companies will be tempted to once again seek to ramp up exploration and develop new projects.
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If the United States is flouting a law that usefully constrains nations who otherwise might be tempted to go to war, it could be increasing global instability.
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Were Mrs Clinton to cap child-care costs, consumers might be tempted to buy pricier care (Mr Trump's plan would also encourage more spending, but less dramatically).
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On the other hand, don't be tempted by those vests and shoulder straps that promise to pull you up into good alignment and cure your posture woes.
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Mining cryptocurrency is an expensive, energy-draining exercise, and well, you can kind understand why people may be tempted to use someone else's machines to do it.
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Like Wahl mentioned above, one of the keys to success is finding something to fill the time when you might be tempted to shop or spend money.
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Brawn said recently that he had no interest in working for a team again but indicated he could be tempted to help the sport as a whole.
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You might even be tempted to get an Apple Watch (if you don't already have one) because you can use it to buy things with Apple Pay.
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The powerful Black & Decker Cordless Lithium Hand Vac is ideal for quick cleanup jobs, but you might be tempted to use it to vacuum your entire home.
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You may be tempted by the smoke and mouth-watering smell of your meat, but Iglesias said you shouldn't open the grill hood, unless it's an emergency.
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Now that Sabrina the Teenage Witch is on Hulu in its entirety, you may be tempted to see if these life lessons still resonate 20 years later.
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More people may be tempted to roll over into the same plan because their insurer may have said their plan's premium won't go up much next year.
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As the Clinton camp continues to press Mr. Trump to release his tax returns, she might be tempted to make a deal, or at least float one.
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While you may be tempted to turn every skill and expertise you have into a cool infographic, also remember to let the content shine on its own.
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Some Democrats will be tempted to turn the next two months into a national conversation about abortion, affirmative action and other social issues that inspire liberal passion.
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Trump haters may be tempted to conclude from all this that he is about to lead America into a sudden decline, but that is not the point.
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Other states may be tempted to expand Medicaid, after holding back for years, if they can limit it to those earning at or below the poverty level.
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His campaign continues to express confidence, however, that the longer they extend their winning streak, the more superdelegates will be tempted to migrate to the Vermont senator.
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She did almost all of her monthly shopping in one trip, so she wouldn't be tempted to run to the corner store for a bag of chips.
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She adds bread, so diligently carbonized that your average toast prude might be tempted to carry it to the sink and scrape it clean with a knife.
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Strategically, with a man on second and no one out, some managers may be tempted to have their first hitter bunt, then hope for a sacrifice fly.
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It helps to have a terrific plan already, with rock-bottom fees, since it's harder to be tempted to move if you're already in a good spot.
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Executives at the company fear there will be long-term damage to their relationship with airlines, which may be tempted to defect to Airbus, Boeing's biggest competitor.
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Given our prior posture, and our new effort to reestablish deterrence, one must still consider whether the Iranians will be tempted once again to test our boundaries.
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You may be tempted to submit only the W-2 form from your herding job and keep the freelance writing income on your Form 1099 under wraps.
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Instead, the press may be tempted toward — and richly rewarded for — a kind of hysterical oppositionalism, a mirroring of Trump's own tabloid style and disregard for truth.
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Both executives and board directors can be tempted to steer companies to pursue projects that increase short-term return at the expense of long-term value creation.
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The company is betting that consumers will be tempted by the convenience (and, presumably, slick experience) of having one company provide every scrap of content to them.
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American patients might be tempted to get real-time answers to their late-night health worries, it's less clear if doctors would use the app at all.
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Let's be clear: Ending family separation (for now) is a good thing, and it's understandable that some liberals may be tempted to count this as a win.
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Landlords will often be tempted to skimp on repairs or may simply seek to sell their properties, as happened in Britain, where rent caps existed until the 1980s.
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With the stock market continuing its downward slide, individual investors may be tempted to sell stocks and sit with their cash on the sidelines until the carnage ends.
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Pick Apple's service if you want the one that works best with Apple kit, and you're sure you won't be tempted to ever move to an Android phone.
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But do I understand how human beings might be tempted to plant evidence under the circumstances in which the Manitowoc County Sheriff's Department found itself after Steven's exoneration?...
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In fact, some in the Pentagon worry that driving it may be too much fun, and that troops will be tempted to turn deployments into the Dakar Rally.
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James Dowling, a former British Treasury official who worked on budgets, said Hammond might be tempted to accelerate the pace of raising the threshold for paying income tax.
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You may be tempted to cough up some greenbacks for back-to-back spin classes, but your checking account that's still reeling from your holiday spending says otherwise.
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Instead of saying you'll save $210 more each month, an amount you can easily understand and be tempted to spend, express your savings goals in these tiny increments.
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Facing losses on China tech trades, global investment funds that own those stocks may be tempted to sell some of their U.S. tech stocks to lock in profits.
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Some believe that after Brexit the government might be tempted to open things up if it thought such a move could buy Britain better access to foreign markets.
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Thwarting smuggling, the argument goes, would reduce drownings at sea (over 1,000 have died this year), and reassure voters who might otherwise be tempted by the far right.
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At home, I'd leave my phone in another room so I wouldn't be tempted to fiddle on my phone as I watched TV or chatted to my flatmate.
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New to his role, Mr Powell may be tempted to establish his inflation-fighting chops—and his independence from the White House—by pushing for higher rates faster.
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Now that Mr Leonard has brought Canada its first-ever NBA title, he might be tempted to build a dynasty of his own in the Great White North.
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Shiller warned in a New York Times op-ed that investors "should not be tempted to bet aggressively on the Trump bull market" — in March of last year.
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In many other situations, we'd be tempted to not believe Harry's non-story about the band's brainstorm, but here, it actually makes sense that nothing more exciting happened.
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The ruling prompted some talk that Ireland could be tempted to follow the U.K.'s lead in leaving the European Union (EU) but that seems unlikely for now.
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You might be tempted to go for "dumb" $10 styluses, but the Crayon's palm rejection goes a long way toward how much you'll like writing on your iPad.
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Possibly 3G might be tempted to try another mega-deal to tackle these problems, hoping that another acquisition will generate the synergies needed to give profits a boost.
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The Munich-based group's shares are trading near a seven-year low, prompting speculation that cash-rich private equity buyers could be tempted to break up the company.
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Google, which already operates high-speed fibre-optic networks in several American cities and may be tempted to build a wireless one, has shown an interest in 25G.
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While you may be tempted to reach for comfort foods like mac and cheese and ice cream in times of trial, you should be sticking with your greens.
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Presidents might be tempted to pardon many people, but few want to answer for why this or that high-profile felon or suspect deserves leniency when others don't.
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There are still many open questions about Kremlin-gate, including whether Trump ordered Flynn to speak to Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, and Flynn might be tempted to talk.
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In the end, some in Washington fear, Europeans may be tempted to give China what it wants for the sake of commercial advantage and to avoid a quarrel.
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If federal elections keep getting tighter, Sarawak's MPs may be tempted to defect—dumping Barisan from power in exchange for more autonomy or a greater share of oil.
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In times such as these, the Supreme Court may be tempted to pick a winner and write an opinion pretending as though this case was easy all along.
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Given the coming storms—from the renegotiation to the economic fallout from Britain's decision on June 23rd—Mrs May will surely be tempted to call an early election.
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Say, for instance, that political indicators are high for a Chinese invasion of Taiwan: Japan might be tempted to call for the American missile cavalry as a deterrent.
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"Foreign governments — even those not directly affected by the proposed language — could be tempted to follow the U.S. example and impose reciprocal taxes," said IATA spokesman Perry Flint.
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Appreciating the challenges ahead, members will be tempted to aim for wins in the new headlines rather than on the chamber floor, especially for those with presidential ambitions.
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" If he read this bill, I think the French philosopher would be tempted to add, "Utopia is also that which is in contradiction with the freedom of conscience.
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I'd almost be tempted to say that this is familiar territory, apart from one aspect — I've never encountered a technology with more promise for contributing positively to society.
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So it's likely that many Crypto holders will be tempted by the relative stability of in-wallet conversion, even if they can't play the arbitrage game so easily.
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This is the Season 4 episode when most people will be tempted to see the Underwoods as stand-ins for Bill and Hillary Clinton, assuming they haven't already.
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Indeed, he could well be tempted to throw some red meat to his populist base, which would be delighted if the world body disappeared into the East River.
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When you hit a rough patch, you might be tempted to trace your circumstances back to "the one that got away"—or an idealized version of that person.
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There is some talk that he could be tempted away by a more established Premier League side this summer, but you sense he is too British for that.
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Ryan's formidable fundraising achieves two objectives: Gives Republicans added juice for increasingly expensive House races, and buys him loyalty from members who might be tempted to defy him.
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A flood of cash into a fund can create problems for portfolio managers, as they may be tempted to take more risk to put the cash to work.
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After a minute, you might be tempted to think that you've done such an amazing job covering everything that everyone understood perfectly and is on the same page.
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Every ensemble performing in Carnegie Hall, where audiences and acoustics seem to welcome if not invite blockbuster programs, must be tempted to show off, at least a little.
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If the Reds fall far behind by midsummer, they will be tempted to trade Wood, Kemp, Puig and Roark, who can all be free agents after the season.
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Banks that have moved accountants to the English city of Birmingham to escape exorbitantly priced London offices may be tempted by greater savings through hiring professionals in Poland.
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Republicans abandoned it when they went with Trump, and I fear Democrats might be tempted to do the same by embracing the proposals of people like Ocasio-Cortez.
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Which means the new majority might be tempted to overreach and, like Mr. Gingrich's professed revolutionaries, wind up coming across as more partisan and prurient than public-spirited.
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In these times, one may be tempted to ask, why be a journalist if one merely hurls countless words into a gale of stupidity that sweeps them away?
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However, analysts warned that exporters whose budgets are dependent on oil revenues will be tempted to pump above agreed-upon levels as Brent crude nears $60 a barrel.
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Sometimes, first thing in the morning, she'll hop out of bed and turn on all the lights so she won't be tempted to climb back between the sheets.
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Given the spiraling circle of hostility between Iran and Israel, the more hardline elements of the Iranian leadership might be tempted to seek external diversions from internal problems.
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Instead of saying you'll save $300 more each month, an amount you can easily understand and be tempted to spend, express your savings goals in these tiny increments.
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"A viewer without a connection to the world of autism might be tempted to just put Sam into that pigeonhole," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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Those voters supported Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, known as "Brexit," and could be tempted for the first time in generations to support a Tory on Thursday.
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She warned, however, that patients might be tempted to lie about taking pills, either to score higher in the competition or just to stop the barrage of texts.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii (4) and Keith Ellison of Minnesota (3) are popular with the Berniecrat grass roots and could be tempted into running if Sanders stands down.
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Liberal arts colleges with flexible discounting policies may be tempted to skirt that line, given that families might worry about the value of their programs in the workplace.
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"In a low-yield and relatively complacent environment, don't be tempted by investments in things that are relatively interesting but low-yield and complacent," Friedman said on Thursday.
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What they will care about is the heated seats, which are so soothing to one's back that you may be tempted to keep them on during the summer.
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With interest rates creeping up from historically low levels, companies will be tempted to "call" the bonds now to avoid a more costly refinancing later, debt traders said.
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Republicans may be tempted to dismiss the retirements as unimportant to their prospects, but looking to the historical record, it would be a terrible mistake to do so.
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Politicians will be tempted, like Marco Rubio talking about Trump's manhood on the campaign trail, into surrendering their dignity in an effort to be at home in Trumpland.
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Pompeo may be tempted to pressure Trump to install one of the secretary of State's own allies, such as Iranian-crisis envoy Brian Hook, into the NSA job.
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Activist investor Knight Vinke could be tempted to reinvest in UBS, the fund's chief executive told Reuters, only weeks after it sold its stake in Switzerland's biggest bank.
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The risk now is that having placed their personal imprimatur on the negotiations, Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim will be tempted to raise the pressure on each other.
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But he acknowledged the Republican tax plan that passed through Congress last month will mean some high-income earners in California will be tempted to leave the state.
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And although one might be tempted to compare his work to other great steel-benders like Richard Serra, Palli's comparatively small-scale works are less posturing and monolithic.
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But looking at some of the latest numbers, one may be tempted to conclude that the Fed was the real star of the conference on international economic policy coordination.
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Cadre could also be tempted to follow in the footsteps of Uber (UBER), Lyft (LYFT) and Pinterest (PINS), which have raised billions of dollars this year by going public.
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The first time you bake a cake on the grill, you'll probably be tempted to lift the grill lid (once or twice or more) to check on the progress.
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That way, you won't even see the money, so you won't be tempted to blow it on a trip to the Caribbean or a new pair of Jimmy Choo's.
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In a highly polarized environment, politicians might be tempted to ignore calls if they are confident that all of them come from people who would never vote for them.
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As you browse through some of the templates, you might be tempted to choose the designs that are the most artistic or fit the most words on the page.
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At a price just under $100, it's easy to see why someone would be tempted to buy it, even if they already own the original version of the album.
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"This should calm down the (price) game a bit but the most aggressive players on prices may be tempted to parry an attack," Raymond James analyst Cedric Lecasble said.
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The informal pact has largely worked, though it has locked in place a system in which weak leaders facing major crisis will be tempted to bring in the generals.
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So as the polls tighten and Iowa draws near, there must be some part of Bernie Sanders that will be tempted, and sorely, to go ahead and make it.
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Mr Pashinyan and his ministers might be tempted to pursue closer ties with Europe and America, but know they are in no position to challenge Armenia's dependence on Russia.
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Many commentators have speculated that after locking up the nomination, Clinton would be tempted to bolt to the center to win over moderate Republicans put off by Donald Trump.
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"Some might be tempted to reverse the reforms we undertook during the crisis, to lower requirements, and give up on following international standards and the single rulebook," Dombrovskis said.
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Why one might be tempted to embrace the euphoria as a long-term phenomenon, we think this would be misguided when looking at an intermediate and long-term timeframe.
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Other opponents say it encourages free-riding; if you expect others to do the heavy lifting to ensure their asset maintains value, you may be tempted to slack off.
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It looks so delicious that if I saw that on a plate at a restaurant I'd be tempted to eat it by itself like a big bar of chocolate.
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In fact, you might feel very certain that your CEO is one of these people, and you may be tempted to complain to your company's board members about it.
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Observers may be tempted to discount the significance of Trump's baseless prediction of a rigged election this November, simply lumping it in with his vast panoply of provocative remarks.
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There isn't an Android smartphone manufacturer on the planet that won't be tempted by this new potential to sell a premium device with the promise of great VR experiences.
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But if there's enough progress towards a deal on Qatar, Trump would surely be tempted to brand it that way and claim the leading hand in defusing the tensions.
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You may be tempted to post a photo on Instagram when you hit the voting booth, but selfies with your ballot could get you in trouble in some states.
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A word of caution for those who might be tempted to slurp down the cloud-like egg concoction: Calorie-wise, this is quite the opposite of a skinny latte.
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Here are seven tips to get you back on track: While you might be tempted to protect your ego by dismissing or rationalizing your boss' feedback, resist the urge.
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But that also means that voters in several parts of the usual Republican coalition might be tempted to defect this year, or at least to sit this election out.
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Some might be tempted to say that the AML is a good source of funds for anything the coal industry is collectively responsible for, not necessarily just environmental reclamation.
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Well, for some Buddies, there's a very good reason: At this point in their lives they can't have a dog, and don't want to be tempted to get one.
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It is easy to see how Russia, which is opposed to Macedonia joining NATO, could be tempted to exploit this volatile mix to encourage hard-liners on both sides.
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While we might be tempted to see all of this as a human interest sideshow to the high politics of the world, nothing could be further from the truth.
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If Democrats ever get back unified control of government, they might be tempted to expand the number of justices to 15, as payback for the "stolen" Merrick Garland seat.
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I will be tempted to believe you, if only to join in the clarity and sense of purpose that comes with accepting what is staring me in the face.
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" Alderson said he could be tempted to at least consider trading Syndergaard or Jacob deGrom if another team told him, "We'll give you all of our top 20 prospects.
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If you're afraid that you'll be tempted to use your funds, looking for a savings account at the same bank where you have your checking account probably isn't ideal.
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Zero-percent offers apply only to those who have excellent credit, so you may be tempted to sign up for a loan that is more expensive than you'd like.
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It's an important niche, especially in today's polarized climate as party leaders may be tempted to give primary voters "what they want," ignoring what general-election voters may prefer.
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Men who have faint doubts about some incident in their past may be tempted to speak out, all the more vigorously, against anyone accused of even the mildest acts.
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If one were to have access to a car, one would be tempted to leave, but the limited travel range of horses and buggies keeps Mennonite settlements close-knit.
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As impeachment deliberations roil Washington, Congress will be tempted to look inward and dial back on efforts to address the challenge China poses to American security, prosperity, and values.
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An inflation-containing interest rate hike would be difficult to sell in the European Union's slowest-growing economy, but more Bank officials would be tempted to pull the trigger.
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For their part, Republicans — who have the power to get rid of it whenever they want — will no doubt be tempted to do so again in the coming months.
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Some GOP lawmakers, however, aren't so sure Trump would be able to keep the same message discipline and worry he might be tempted to lash out against Democrats. Sen.
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Many of the Democrats in the group face tough reelections in states won by Trump and could be tempted to accept some of the broader reforms Republicans are pushing.
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But on their walk home, he left her on a deserted city sidewalk because, he said, he was worried that he would be tempted to kiss her good-night.
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That's likely to sting their partner, who might be tempted to counter that without their commitment to the job, the spouse and kids wouldn't have such a cushy life.
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While some may be tempted to think that Russia's tampering ended with the last election, there is every indication that Moscow will continue to use information warfare against us.
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The North Korean regime knows that its greatest risk comes from within — its own people may be tempted to rebel and overthrow the yoke of oppression if they can.
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You might be tempted to credit his nearly infinite collection of vintage studio equipment, but he's sworn that's not the secret to the cordial glow of tracks like this.
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If we fail to understand the polyphony of antiquity, then we also might be tempted to pick up a can of spray paint and begin daubing monuments with graffiti.
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Gandhi's proposal — and any rival plans that Modi and his BJP might be tempted to offer in response — could go a long way in assisting the effects of growth.
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If you, like me, are naturally skeptical when servers persistently push a big-ticket item, you might be tempted to blaze your own path through Madame Vo BBQ's menu.
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"She might be tempted to make sure her family company is not adversely affected in any policy choices, or it might even just appear that way," Ms. Glynn said.
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I think a lot of people are going to be tempted to cast this in personality terms — that they're both bullies or straight talkers, depending on where you stand.
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If the Court loses legitimacy, either with the public as a whole or with one particular party, then political actors might be tempted to ignore it — which has happened before.
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While you might be tempted to simply unpack the Create+ and start whipping it around like some kind of real-world version of Tilt Brush, that's not the right approach.
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In all honesty, if it was a choice between snake-capturing and a lifetime of being thought of as cowardly, we might be tempted to go for option number two.
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Lynch says there's a lot of interest from retailers in using face recognition to track and target shoppers in stores, an area of business Facebook might conceivably be tempted by.
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Much as you might be tempted to blame Trump, you can only blame him for taking advantage of a situation created by what is seen as an unresponsive ruling class.
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That would push the debate into the campaign for the 2018 presidential election, in which parties will be tempted to pander to hardline voters and Mr Santos's coalition could splinter.
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Psychologist Rachel Tomlinson says don't be tempted to fill your diary with empty activities like arranging drinks every night of the week with every other friend you don't currently miss.
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"Anyone who would be tempted to use an account in an institution to launder money, the last place he would want to come to is IOR," Franssu told Vatican Radio.
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It will be equally interesting to watch national security adviser John Bolton, who has spent years warning against just the kind of deal the president may be tempted to sign.
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In a region of competing narratives, latent grievances and weak states, leaders with a taste for demagoguery will always be tempted to draw from an ample arsenal of historical memory.
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Molinari laughed when asked if the League might be tempted to try to lure away Forza Italia lawmakers, particularly in the Senate where the coalition majority is in single digits.
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The bigger danger, according to Eugene Volokh, a First Amendment expert at UCLA School of Law, is that Facebook would be tempted to over-censor and stymie critical public discourse.
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If an eventual deal were made significantly different from the current one—for instance, by revising the terms of the Irish backstop—new MEPs could be tempted to reject it.
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If you're Mark Burnett and MGM, you're wondering if any of your current or former employees with access to the outtakes would be tempted to leak them to the media.
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If you're in the market for a new pair of headphones, you'll likely be tempted to pick up a pair of the latest wireless earbuds à la Apple's popular AirPods.
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The aggressive prosecution of Barriss seems designed to deter others who might be tempted to seek swatting's buzz of power—a stratagem that has made Barriss fatalistic about his future.
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Premier League clubs will be able to outbid European rivals: more players from the best German, French and Italian teams will be tempted by lucrative moves to middling English clubs.
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While investors may be tempted to book profits by selling out of stocks at all-time highs, such a move would run the risk of missing out on future gains.
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How to Win in Business If you are hoping to land a new project or a promotion at work, you might be tempted to get focused on your own performance.
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However others, including terrorist groups and other nations, who have seen how he can be provoked during the campaign may be tempted to do the same to a President Trump.
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"When you're poor and unemployed, it's easy to be tempted by someone selling you a dream job," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from a corrugated iron shed in Mathare.
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If you're entertaining while trying to stick to a Veganuary diet, you might be tempted to break your own rules because you want to make something that appeals to everyone.
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On the Amazon front, Credit Suisse said that the online retail Goliath could be tempted to make an attractive offer to get M&S' high-end food onto its platform.
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It is unsurprising that Trump would be tempted to use his speech to re-champion his vision for the country and place himself above the parliamentary squabbling that powers Congress.
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You might be tempted to buy the $50 version of Genki, which only includes the adapter, but I would highly recommend buying the $70 combo that includes the dock adapter.
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Zinc has risen in almost a straight line since those January lows and even those sitting on healthy profits may be tempted to lock in a bit of downside protection.
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In spite of what we went through to get film, we agreed within ourselves that we would not be tempted at any point by the digital cameras that are available.
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Warren, who helped set up the agency before running for Senate, fired a warning shot toward moderates in her own party Monday who might be tempted to cross the aisle.
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These mergers will create huge conflicts of interest, because companies that own access to the internet will be tempted to rig it in favor of their own shows and services.
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His answer is instant when asked if he could be tempted back into the world of top flight competitive tennis as a coach, like contemporaries Ivan Lendl and Boris Becker.
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And while you may be tempted to sit back and relax during this portion — while the recruiter's put in the hot seat — that's not actually in your best interest. Why?
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But just when you might be tempted to toss the book overboard, our scrappy gang pulls into port at Nagspeake — the setting for "Greenglass House" more than a century later.
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Vas Narasimhan, Novartis's drug development chief, could be tempted to look outside the company, some analysts said, especially as competitors including AstraZeneca near approval for their own I-O molecules.
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Given the company's reputation as a reliable income source and a cornerstone of American capitalism, investors might be tempted to dive in after the steep slide in the stock price.
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The worry: asset managers will be tempted by the potential for higher compensation from hedge funds to favor those clients, potentially allocating trades to the detriment of their mutual funds.
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All named will be tempted to replace Justice Kennedy with an individual who will vote the preferences of the Republican Party, letting result triumph over interpretative method and constitutional principle.
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People, governments, and industries might be tempted to comb through social media feeds and photo databases using hacked faceprints to locate people in a much more efficient and dangerous way.
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After a few weeks (or months) of use, you may be tempted to give your cushion compact a cleaning like you do your makeup brushes, but Robinson advises against this.
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One way out of this trap is to build up a strategic reserve, which you keep separate from your normal bank account, so you won't be tempted to spend it.
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Now you might be tempted to look at those numbers and see that Sanders won those under 23 years old by more than he lost those 219 years and older.
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Mr. Trump is a master of catchphrases; he uses them so often that news organizations can be tempted to adopt them, often tongue-in-cheek, as shorthand for government policy.
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Mr. Trump, with his penchant for deal-making and his relatively weak political position, may be tempted to accept whatever he can get in Beijing for the sake of appearances.
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State of the Union is slight enough that you might be tempted to pass it by when looking for something to watch (and, like, do you even have Sundance Now?).
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And in this year's Winter Olympics in South Korea, many wondered if North Korean athletes might be tempted to defect, though none have previously done so at an Olympic Games.
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Meanwhile, I'm inspired by music artists like Frank Ocean and A$AP Rocky to not be tempted by gender and cultural norms and to express my identity through my style.
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The various opposition parties may be tempted to bring forward a vote of no confidence in the government and give Mr Johnson the public poll that he so desperately wants.
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For pups that have a sweet tooth, but prefer peanut butter to pumpkin, there are little peanut butter pumpkins that look so sweet, owners might be tempted to eat them.
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You will be tempted to jump immediately on fixing the "hot" spots, but try to focus first on maintaining and nurturing areas of the company that are working exceptionally well.
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If America calculates that its rivals could thus be tempted to strike early, it may feel under pressure to go first—and so on, nudging the world towards the brink.
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So you might be tempted to assume that no plan along these lines can possibly pass, let alone one that, if anything, looks worse than what we've seen so far.
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" As for the questions of "Shelf Life," you may be tempted, as I was, to answer them, possibly with other questions: Q: "Does the city really need another arts institution?
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So if you've seen the ads on TV or Instagram for Uqora, the "UTI Prevention Company" that sells products it claims will "prevent your next UTI," you might be tempted.
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The withdrawals on the account were limited to six per month, so I wouldn&apost be tempted to transfer money in and out as regularly as I had done.3.
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So players in less-heralded competitions could have particular reason to be tempted, knowing how good performances could increase their chances of being picked up by a more lucrative league.
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Republican leaders looking at these patterns might be tempted to lean on the conventional wisdom that gun owners are more enthusiastic about their position than those who want stronger laws.
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Don't be tempted to eat raw beef Sixty-three additional cases of salmonella have been identified in an ongoing, multistate outbreak linked to raw beef products, the CDC reported Tuesday.
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Of course, if you know you lack discipline and might be tempted to spend the extra money from your paycheck, stick with the larger refund, said Ms. Berger of Bankrate.
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They've even issued orders to Democrats on tax-writing committees not to produce a reform blueprint of their own, lest they be tempted to talk turkey with the White House.
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" In 1891, when a critic was planning on republishing some of his early tales, he was blunt: "I should almost be tempted to shoot him if I had an opportunity.
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On the flip side, if growth disappoints, the Fed might be tempted to cut the overnight lending rate again and the yield curve could steepen and help widen lending margins.
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More high-minded restaurateurs would be tempted to follow the lead of the New York restaurateur Danny Meyer and get rid of tipping by raising prices and bumping up salaries.
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One might even be tempted to give Arsenal a chance of progression, were it not for the telltale signs of domestic disintegration and the evidence of the last six campaigns.
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"It's easy to be tempted by real action and the motivation of shock value," says Gabo Arora, director of the United Nations' virtual reality lab, who shot Sidra with Chris Milk.
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If you were Tom the reporter, wouldn't you at least be tempted to throw a totally off-topic, personal question into this ultra high-stakes game of Never Have I Ever?
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People, governments, and industries might be tempted to comb through social media feeds and photo databases using hacked faceprints to locate people in a much more efficient and dangerous way.[Yahoo]
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Chrissy Teigen documented an epic day of eating on her Snapchat on Tuesday so hunger-inducing even the strictest of dieters would be tempted to fall off the wagon after watching.
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With faster speeds, it's far easier to be tempted to use a 5G connection with your laptop and start downloading far more data like you would on a home fiber connection.
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The PD has expressed worries 5-Star may be tempted to reopen channels with the League, which has shown signs of regretting its move to scupper the government two weeks ago.
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For example, Mexico could be tempted to relax its security at its southern border, allowing more migrants through to head north, especially since Mr López Obrador is sympathetic to their plight.
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Apple investors may be tempted to cut their losses after the company reported disappointing quarterly figures, but they need to be patient, Albion Financial Chief Investment Officer Jason Ware said Wednesday.
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After taking in the book's entirety, the lucky reader will be tempted, as I was, to go back to these student works and seek covert abstract effects underpinning the representational elements.
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But while some might be tempted to dismiss such remarks as simply bluster, their extremity and breadth reveal something fundamental -- and critical -- about how a President Trump might perform in office.
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Another difficulty is that an aggressor may be tempted to go after cyber and space assets in the hope of causing major damage to a target's defences without actually killing anybody.
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It's worth playing to see how the writing and technology have evolved, but after a few minutes you'll probably be tempted to swap it out for one of the later games.
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If the Speak were priced at $100 or less, I would be tempted to recommend it as a cheap solution for smartphone owners wanting a dedicated navigation device in their cars.
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They're all must-haves in their own way, and the obvious bonus is that the packaging is so cool, you might be tempted to keep them in their boxes — but don't.
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Having internalized that lesson, Trump may be tempted to ratchet up hostility with Iran to distract from controversies over his ties to Russia and his failure to advance his policy agenda.
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