Strolling past the food stalls, she seemed tempted, or as tempted as anyone can reasonably be, by a bag of chocolate beet doughnuts.
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"I have been tempted in the past and am tempted today, but I want to focus on making the channels we have now the best Nollywood channels out there," she said.
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I'd be tempted to blow off the party . . . but.
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Don't leave them out on the counter so you're tempted.
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I'm almost tempted to get one of them for real.
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What I was tempted by was Big Macs and Whoppers.
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It shames everyone who is tempted into complacency and lazy.
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Is it just that some are more tempted by money?
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His successor will likely be tempted by the same tactic.
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Were you tempted at all to fill in the gaps?
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The list of those approached and tempted is even longer.
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Perhaps you're tempted, but you don't know where to begin.
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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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But I can't say I wasn't tempted by Instagram Stories.
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Some are tempted to call this a "First Amendment" issue.
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Honestly, I was tempted to click the first few times.
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To a certain extent, Democrats are tempted by that notion.
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Even I was tempted to tweet something about the dress.
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Those tempted to mend the market should beware unintended consequences.
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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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Were you tempted to go blonde and chop your hair?
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So you may be tempted to spend a little extra.
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Anyone tempted to treat it as such should think twice.
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And no, I didn't sing along, tempted though I was.
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He is tempted to stay at home on election day.
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I knew I would be tempted to cut myself slack.
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I'm sometimes really tempted, especially when a party is exceptional.
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I am sometimes tempted to think of it as fate.
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BASE jumpers will be tempted to leap off it. Capability?
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Many are tempted to close the book at that chapter.
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Though I admit, I myself am tempted to spiritualize decomposition.
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They may be tempted to check their portfolios too often.
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You're tempted to say, 'Before that moment, there was nothing.
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I am tempted at 85 to jump into a pile.
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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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I was now tempted to track, to measure, to optimize.
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The White House will always be tempted by the shadows.
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If you're tempted to buy an antique car, check yourself.
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I was tempted to tell him how it was going.
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Then microblading came along and I'll admit I was tempted.
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Barr had been tempted to fire him before, Woodward reported.
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Those powers will be tempted to test their new limits.
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And if you're tempted to call it Christian Rock, don't.
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Perhaps you're tempted to say that none of this matters.
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He was tempted to drive home, and leave her there.
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Here's some shiny gear you might be tempted to acquire.
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Apple's new phones are unveiled in September each year — the next iPhone will reportedly be unveiled September 7 — so naturally anyone tempted to buy a new device months before may also be tempted to wait.
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We're tempted to watch the finale, too, but it's getting late.
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I am tempted to order a coffee and finish it off.
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Tempted to skip the pumice stone and pick at a callus?
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New account customers might be tempted to use advisory services, too.
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As an Oculus Rift owner, I'm deeply tempted by the Quest.
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You might be tempted to use your laptop during this time.
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I was tempted to get one of the beanies for myself.
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Few among us haven't been tempted to buy a designer bag.
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Companies are tempted to cut corners on safety and environmental standards.
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Once he takes office he might be tempted to keep it.
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You can see why Schultz is tempted by an independent run.
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To be sure, comedians have always been tempted by national tragedies.
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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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S. funds - in recent weeks, but had not been tempted either.
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The new president might be tempted to think ISIS has disappeared.
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Frequent changes mean you are tempted to write them down somewhere.
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Were you ever tempted to play the "cool young teacher" card?
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Isla was less tempted by the surrounding greenery and stayed put.
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Many will be tempted to borrow and gamble heavily next year.
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Eddie Mannix is being tempted away to work for Lockheed Aircraft.
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Discontented here at home, Americans may be tempted to disengage abroad.
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Europe would be sorely tempted to do exactly that on Iran.
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If you're nervous, you might be tempted to cancel the date.
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Governments tempted to deploy Olympic strategies elsewhere should think twice, however.
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You might also feel tempted to force a situation or outcome.
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Anyway, I'm seriously tempted to buy a drone this holiday season.
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Parties are also understandably tempted to field wealthy donors as candidates.
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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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In that moment, you'll likely feel tempted to stay up longer.
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But it is clear enough why he is tempted to run.
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If you're tempted to lie to make yourself seem hotter, don't.
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Tempted by high prices, many miners are now eyeing higher output.
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It was incredibly disheartening, and I was tempted to give up.
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Tempted to dismiss this as some sort of self-help nonsense?
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You may be tempted to say, so what else is new?
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When you're tempted to fault sex work for trafficking, think systemically.
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This is where Facebook may be most tempted to change things.
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Will it be tempted to spend less on research and development?
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I'm not gonna lie to you, I'm still tempted every day.
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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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Still tempted to sell and wait out this latest market hiccup?
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Frankly, I'm half-tempted to raise my napkin and signal surrender.
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I know what you're talking about, he'd be tempted to say.
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The label tempted guests with thoughts of a vacation in nature.
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Some Americans might well be tempted by this far-right approach.
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It's why you're tempted to insist on new terms of employment.
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So he's tempted to abet X and Lukas on an expedition.
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Might a member of the first family be tempted to buy?
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Bracke hadn't tried the game yet, but he was extremely tempted.
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That has tempted borrowers in the Netherlands to go to extremes.
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This way, I wouldn&apost be tempted to touch the money.
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Most people who stumbled across it were probably tempted to stare.
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Even moderate Republicans are likely tempted by an argument like that.
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"You won't be even tempted to take out your device," he said.
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The actresses just hope fans aren't tempted to start comparing them again.
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Now I won't be tempted to spend that time looking at Tweets!
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I'm tempted to see E., but I have to set my boundaries.
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Facebook's massive scale has always tempted publishers, but revenue has been elusive.
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You might be tempted to say that it's too early to tell.
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I'm tempted to buy all of the things, but I use restraint.
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Some of its deputies too will be tempted to join Mr Macron.
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"I'm really tempted to spill the beans," Arnab roared, again and again.
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I can easily go out with them without feeling tempted to drink.
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ANYONE TEMPTED to cry wolf might ponder the fate of Tyler Barriss.
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She glances at the clock on her phone, tempted to time him.
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Republicans, meanwhile, may be tempted to hold out for more radical change.
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Governments are tempted to over-issue scrip, as in 18th-century America.
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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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I'm super tempted to start the habit again but I stay strong.
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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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Even today, many people seem tempted to excuse the other reindeer's behavior.
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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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That way, he's not tempted to spend more than he has budgeted.
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First because it's practical, but also because I'm very tempted to escape.
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Many hikers are tempted to feed the animals from their salty palms.
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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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Drugs have never really tempted me that much since I got out.
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For a second, June is tempted to join her, but she can't.
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If you are tempted to dismiss this second point, follow the dollars.
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I was tempted to ask him what Urán had said to him.
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But a bigger, more affluent replacement audience had not yet been tempted.
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Democrats may be tempted to chide their Republican counterparts for their profligacy.
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However, Sara says she was tempted to pull the patches out recently.
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I am tempted to say something sarcastic but just nod my head.
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That upsets domestic manufacturers, who have been tempted to establish subsidiaries overseas.
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He was tempted to complain, but he concentrated on Brother Reilly instead.
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We save about $104 because we're not tempted to make impulse purchases
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Here, with the stock down at a 52-week low, I'm tempted.
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Have you ever been tempted to just make a meme-able song?
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Ms. Duncan and her older brother, Drake, were tempted by factory work.
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Today I'm tempted to ask if the torch is passing to Florida.
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I still do, but now I am tempted to add a phrase.
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Don't be tempted to prioritize your party over someone else's well-being.
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But even though I was so tempted, I never went for it.
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Have you ever been tempted to document them in a similar way?
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Are you ever tempted to go play up the street at Berghain?
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Politicians may be tempted to use the case to settle political scores.
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We're all tempted to use words that we're not too familiar with.
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You might be tempted to think Canada has always been this way.
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When the locals mistake him for James Dean, he's tempted to stay.
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You'll feel tempted to ditch your friends today for a booty call.
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CP: To me, my phone, I'm certainly still tempted by my phone.
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"I was tempted and fell," Kelly told The Sun in a statement.
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Would you have been tempted to try to land on the moon?
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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 instant access only tempted me to fall back into old habits.
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Though she says the meals are tasty, she is tempted to cheat.
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Suppose that you are tempted to think that he should be impeached.
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So, when he isn't otherwise tempted, he wants companionship with his sister.
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Gean, though similarly tempted, suggested they might want to try it first.
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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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I can't say I've ever been tempted to merge with a tree.
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I can see why they're tempted: The cost of subscriptions is considerable.
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Or you might be tempted to let it slide just this once.
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He was not tempted by the terraces and the $15 drinks there.
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Deep state institutions will be tempted to become more restive and politicized.
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Artery-clogging khachapuri, the cheesy bread often likened to pizza, still tempted.
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And will they be tempted to expand their narrowly focused impeachment probe?
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"If you're feeling more than a little tempted, immediately leave," he says.
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The FEC should remember that when tempted to fish for online fairness.
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Parents might be tempted to use cutesy terms to refer to genitals.
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Not that the Canadian composer hasn't tempted fate once or twice since.
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And I'm tempted to maybe leave [if this situation is not resolved].
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I'm feeling seriously tempted to dye my hair and get bangs now.
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If all teens could have the ability to say "no," they would no longer be tempted to do what they are often tempted to do and would be much more likely to take the right path in life.
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We're tempted to consider the likes of Breivik as marginal, or even insane.
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I'm tempted to buy something to kill time, but instead I head back.
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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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" I would have been tempted to reply, "Does that make you Jesus then?
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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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Sarah, at least initially, tells herself that she's not tempted by Sierra's disclosure.
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A shop sure of aid-financed customers may be tempted to raise prices.
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It looked a little gross, but I was completely tempted by the smell.
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The series unfolds in real time so you won't be tempted to binge.
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I'm tempted to leave it all there — Twitter is a hell site, etc.
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Japan and South Korea may be tempted to arm themselves with nuclear weapons.
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Yet Canada does not seem tempted to shut itself off from the world.
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Some viewers might be tempted to draw comparisons with modern Greece's financial woes.
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Holders are tempted to bribe city, county and state authorities for lucrative permits.
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That means shoppers are tempted to scoop up additional items with their purchase.
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I was tempted to call Pose simple, but that gives the wrong impression.
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Her late loved ones simply died — and she's tempted to do the same.
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You might be tempted to text that ex who isn't good for you.
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Like the serpent tempted Eve with the apple, the box echoed my name.
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On You Fail Me, I wasn't even tempted to fix anything performance-wise.
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Would you be tempted to let Star Wars film in your back garden?
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Get tempted and buy a bag of chips to go with my sandwich.
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You may be tempted to refuse to acknowledge its intelligence, as Kasparov did.
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Did you ever feel tempted to try out the hip young teacher role?
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"I'm tempted to say something here — I'm going to say it," Reagan stammers.
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It would be strange if some were not quietly tempted by Mrs Clinton.
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The promise of an AIDS vaccine has tempted, but eluded, scientists for decades.
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Leave your credit cards at home if you'll be tempted to swipe them.
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He was tempted to ignore it, in the hopes it would go away.
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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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After his victory, Mr. Uchimura seemed both tempted and daunted by the prospect.
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Before long, companies may be tempted to try out the latest thing, too.
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Make it a meal, instead, and you'll be less tempted to snack afterward.
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Roberts, though, could be tempted by the cost savings a deal would bring.
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Well, we're constantly tempted with new pieces to buy for next to nothing.
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This time around, Tehran will almost certainly be tempted to do the same.
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Though I was tempted to treat myself to a snack, I continued onward.
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No wonder some are tempted by the comforts of a nostalgically imagined past.
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Have you ever been tempted to mess with the formula, and get weird?
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As they continue to fall, Tehran may be tempted to take greater risks.
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Rather than figure out these baffling systems, homeowners are tempted to ignore them.
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I am always tempted to tell them to ask for the lunch menu.
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Now they are tempted by offers of as little as $300 per month.
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He was tempted to investigate his friend's murder but experience held him back.
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I'm often tempted to drop out of races, but I never actually have.
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You'll be tempted to medicate or distract yourself in lots of different ways.
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Their workers tend to be more settled, less tempted by cool start-ups.
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You may be tempted to do anything you can to escape your emotions.
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This way, you'll be less tempted by targeted ads and media about sales.
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When they are tempted to give up, their parents will push them on.
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Q: I sometimes feel tempted to turn it all off and go meditate.
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"I know how Ukrainian politicians would be tempted to get involved," he said.
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Still, she said she's tempted to take a fresh look at those references.
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Whenever I was tempted to give up on it, I thought of David.
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Doing well enough that even Ibrahimovic is tempted to switch on the television.
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Watching others work out in different ways tempted me to vary that routine.
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Europe's ally the United States was, he lamented, also being "tempted by unilateralism".
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""Don't be tempted to fall back into that MAGA crowd this election season.
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The bigger the field gets, the more people are tempted to hop in.
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" "The guide tempted it with fish guts he had in a plastic milk jug.
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Flower's sauces come with a safety warning and disclaimer for tempted customers to sign.
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As you found success as a musician, were you tempted to indulge in those?
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The part of me that wants a potentially immortal dog is...a little tempted?
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By not seeing it in your checking account, you're less tempted to spend it.
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You might be tempted to make a joke during your turn — the drooling emoji!
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I always wait for the reviews, on principle, but I'm sorely tempted this time.
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That way, she's not even tempted to respond to work-related emails or texts.
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Think you'd never be tempted to turn to the Dark Side of the Force?
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The next time you're tempted to complain about your teenager's video gaming, think again.
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Go gently, and don't be tempted to keep combing for the sake of it.
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But Dauma was tempted to miss school once or twice in 13 years, right?
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But although I believe it would be relatively painless, I was not once tempted.
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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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I added other coffee shop shirts into your drawer so I don't get tempted.
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"People are tempted to use a drone just to use a drone," Jackson says.
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Notoriously touchy, he may be tempted to backtrack if his ratings continue to decline.
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The lovers are tempted to defect whenever they perform in or near western Europe.
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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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Moments when I'm tempted by the release that self-harm used to offer me.
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I would have spit in his eye, but I was tempted by his offer.
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That's roughly $975, if you're tempted to go to the trouble of importing one.
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If you don't hear about a sale, you won't be tempted to shop it!
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Though I'm tempted, I don't buy anything on my short list of holiday gifts.
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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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That runup may have tempted some individual investors to ratchet up their stock allocations.
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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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I'm tempted to swing by Starbucks and get a cold brew, but I resist.
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As I walked around the shop, though, the siren call of the modern tempted.
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Though, you know, I can't promise I won't be occasionally tempted by Sony again.
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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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Anybody who is tempted by this argument should read Robert Gordon's magnificent new book.
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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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The Democrats are less xenophobic than Mr Trump but are tempted by his protectionism.
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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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Once the party grabbed power, its members were tempted, intoxicated and corrupted by it.
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If you never see the money, you won't be tempted to spend it instead.
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I'm sure KD is tempted to connect with the Boston Celtics of the 1950s.
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The large living room window, right on the street, tempted passers-by to peek.
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"She never wants to be near the possibility" of being tempted to answer it.
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And we were very tempted to spend that money in all kinds of ways.
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The strange thing is that you're never tempted to put Ms. Zink's novels aside.
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Linder, 15, was tempted by the paramilitaries' promises, but then he changed his mind.
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Tempted to help out by lending your signature and good credit history to someone?
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So where does this leave someone trying to help and tempted to co-sign?
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Don't analyze it, reflect on it, or be tempted to keep checking your stats.
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This way, he's never even tempted to spend or waste money that's sitting around.
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If doctors cleared him to play, he'd be tempted to put on a helmet.
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Can you blame Kish from being tempted to turn this lemon curd into lemonade?
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Are there parts of your body that you were tempted to ignore or emphasize?
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Then there's the foolish way — which the Trump administration seems perpetually tempted to pursue.
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Many would have been tempted to take personally McDormand's rejection of fame and focus.
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Ms. Sorrells's only worry was about desperate people tempted to steal the marijuana plants.
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They may be tempted to buy when prices rise and sell when they fall.
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I have often felt tempted to answer that I am ashamed of being human.
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The family was tempted by the offers of full scholarships at top private schools.
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When that happens, politicians are tempted to abandon forbearance and win at any cost.
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And, after I did, I was tempted to keep the gem in my pocket.
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I might have been tempted to argue in public, make everybody else feel awkward.
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I knew the crowd would be hostile, and so I was tempted to pass.
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Are you tempted to create pieces that are more in line with that aesthetic?
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When the market makes big moves, you might be tempted to make big decisions.
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Just think "Florida 2000" if you're tempted to believe regular voting can't go wrong.
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An impeachment door has been opened that Republicans will be tempted to walk through.
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He could no longer fathom it, why he'd ever been tempted by any others.
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When you have more space, chances are you'll be more tempted to fill it.
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But Thomson said he would not be tempted to text Girardi during the game.
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I'm tempted to concentrate more on reviewing this opinion than the three ballets themselves.
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I'm tempted to join the Model 3 waiting list, which numbers over 400,000 customers.
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"It's good news for the E.N.O. I'm tempted to say, 'Good news, at last.'"
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This will motivate you when you're tempted to fall back into your old habits.
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While research finds that nuclear blackmail rarely works, Mr. Kim could still be tempted.
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Similarly, Pyongyang has tempted fate with its recent series of short-range missile tests.
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She and her husband also avoid credit cards so they're not tempted to overspend.
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Left-wing protest movements will be tempted more easily toward both absurdity and violence.
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Will was seriously tempted by the streets only "for a moment," he told me.
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You might be tempted to choose the bank your parents use, but shop around.
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I'm tempted to catalog the six different ways the ending can make you cry.
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If the cashews aren't in front of you, you're less tempted to eat them.
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Many will be tempted to dismiss "Beautiful Country" as another angry critique of Trump.
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And that's important advice, but it's also worth acknowledging why we're all so tempted.
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People may be tempted to file this under the denial phase of my grief.
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Only when his superpowers develop, he's tempted to use them for evil, not good.
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If this game were in Nashville, I would be tempted to take the Titans.
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I don't think we've ever been tempted to write dialogue for The Night King.
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I'm tempted to pick Odenkirk, but his show didn't earn a Best Drama nomination.
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In fact, I'm tempted not to go back to any sort of smartphone, ever again.
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You might say she's not evil, but definitely being tempted by the Dark Side. 9.
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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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I was no different to my friends, except I wasn't tempted by the forbidden fruit.
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A phlebotomist by training, Vieto says he is tempted to help him with the injection.
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You will probably be tempted to do the "In My Feelings Challenge" while you listen.
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Therefore, investors have thus been tempted to take a bite at the "clean meat" industry.
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If you're tempted to pre-order now, you might want to wait one more week.
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Firms competing to retain young talent are tempted to promote them earlier as a result.
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It, too, offered franchising opportunities, but Hill said she was never tempted to buy one.
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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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Drug users are given free syringes, so they are less tempted to use dirty ones.
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I try on a bunch of stuff, and am pretty tempted by a wool sweater.
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That doesn't mean she hasn't been tempted, due to how "precious" her little one is.
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Every boss is tempted to splurge right now, cheered on by politicians, economists and investors.
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You're tempted to jump on a plane and bring this image to fruition ASAP, right?
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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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Trader Steve Grasso agreed and said he was tempted to buy the stock on Friday.
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So what's your advice to people tempted to look back at history for guidance today?
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Tempted as he was, Nichols could not lie — and he politely turned each offer down.
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Highly recommended if you've ever been tempted to launch an adult Saturday morning cartoon revival.
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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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With that said Left said he's not tempted to buy or short the stock here.
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Hillary accepts a historic nomination, and Bieber couldn't be tempted by the biggest payday ever.
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If you're tempted to swap your go-to vitamins with prenatal ones, we get it.
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Make a batch of this and you'll be tempted to carry on into Vegbruary, too.
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I'm tempted to think that Milicent Bulstrode would vote Conservative, as she's a hardcore Slytherin.
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To be honest, I haven't really even been tempted, because a promise is a promise.
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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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If the staff had been tempted to underestimate her, they soon thought better of it.
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I was tempted to go on the porch and ask them to take it down.
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Safwat said despite his often precarious finances he was not tempted to give up competing.
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Yes, we at TechCrunch were also tempted to indulge in this requisite millennial nostalgia exercise!
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It offers delicious gourmet food gifts that you'll be tempted to keep for yourself too.
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Mr. Javerbaum's wit, one is tempted to say, is almost as infinite as God's wisdom.
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He felt that his kids would be tempted to try gambling as they got older.
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"I am tempted to snub you," he wrote later on WhatsApp, for no apparent reason.
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You might even be tempted to knock on the door and find out for yourself.
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So before you get tempted on a full-price buy, consider scoring some major deals.
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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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But I also saw this other design and I was tempted to get that, too.
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VICE: Were you ever tempted to hide your immigration status to get your law license?
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You may be tempted to play the victim in order to earn some pity points.
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The rite of passage came later, from being tempted to look back and sum up.
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She recommends getting your phone off your person so you're not tempted to check it.
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California (surely the state now most tempted to leave the union) is the flash point.
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If you're tempted by "Gringo," you might be better off streaming something from that era.
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Oh, and in case you're tempted to bothsides this: No, both sides don't do it.
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Baume must hope that customers will be tempted by the Baumatic's technology-to-value ratio.
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But by promising better prices, he tempted the pie maker to try dark meat, too.
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They are not tempted by worldly success because they are not interested in worldly success.
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Investors may be more tempted then to shed stocks and put more money into bonds.
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I was tempted to buy it, but I've just moved, so I'll have to wait.
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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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Should he find himself tempted, Mr. Nin said, he has promised to call his sister.
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"A cynic might be tempted to call it 'No College Left Behind,'" Mr. Hartle said.
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Tempted by some Maine sea urchins, slender Massachusetts razor clams or a rare blue lobster?
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He said that as a liberal, he was tempted to use the platform against Trump.
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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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I am tempted to tell them that it is I who am lost, not he.
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Let the slices fall to your cutting board, and don't be tempted to neaten them.
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The women at the table were tempted mostly by the roasted blood oranges with mint.
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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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At a nearby table, businessmen quaff Bordeaux—though none is tempted to buy chinois Lafite.
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You might be tempted to start from the beginning when it comes to the games.
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I am tempted to pursue my recovery as far as medical science will take me.
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You may be tempted to overthink your response in an effort to impress the interviewer.
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"People are tempted to treat artwork like Tinder and swipe right or left," she says.
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Alter your environment so you can succeed, and create alternatives for when you&aposre tempted.
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He was temporarily overcome at the time with whatever he was tempted with, like money.
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If you're tempted to tell children that financial matters are none of their business, please don't.
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To avoid this fear, managers are tempted to invite as many people as might be interested.
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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're constantly tempted to converse on Slack instead of thinking or planning or doing other work.
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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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I'm tempted to believe that he would just fall on Biden, and that would be it.
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If flyers are not tempted by a carrier's first offer, keep raising it until someone bites.
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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, at this moment in history, you're tempted to relive the early aughts, you're not alone.
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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 you're tempted to snack while feeling anxious, try foods that may help with anxiety. 5.
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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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The chief rabble-rouser, Mr Sadr, has been too tempted by power to join the protests.
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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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That is why many people are tempted by the "magazine cover indicator" as a contrarian signal.
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"If other research teams have limited resources, you're quite tempted to do one cycle," she says.
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For a number of reasons, it's no wonder more and more people are tempted to elope.
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I was tempted to open this bad boy and jet down to McDonald's for some nuggets.
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You may find yourself tempted to get a pig as a pet after watching this special.
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That said, any future boss tempted to follow Mr Polman's lead should study his record carefully.
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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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Police and officials are underpaid, and thus tempted to work for criminals rather than against them.
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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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I'm tempted to buy a shake, but they are huge and sugary, so I skip it.
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I'm tempted by the X, and I want it for development purposes—it looks so amazing.
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It's not very easy to understand, and I'm tempted to say it's also not very intuitive.
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Yet anyone tempted not to take Mr Gayle's cricket seriously need only look at his statistics.
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If the price of obstructionism is too high, the party tempted toward it will step back.
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As a result, recent wage growth may have tempted more women than men into the workforce.
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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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Anyone else suddenly tempted to make the detour from Manhattan to Brooklyn to pick one up?
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The problem is when you see issues, you are tempted to brush them under the rug.
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Under the circumstances, some Democrats will be tempted by despair, and seek to cut their losses.
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" White, 60, also said that she's "never been tempted to leave because it's so much fun.
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Officials will be tempted to dismiss its resort to violence as an aberration over a triviality.
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Allen was asked if he was ever tempted to shoot a happy ending to Purple Rose.
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Pierre looks tempted to whisk her off, but settles for a kiss on the cheek instead.
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But events like these are common — I'm tempted to say normal — for young models working overseas.
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Democrats will thus be tempted to demand concessions from congressional Republicans in exchange for those votes.
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Orcas is a seductive place and many are tempted to extend their stay on the island.
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Lately, we've seen nail designs so cool, we're tempted to pick up our striping pens again.
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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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He is tempted to let his friend in on the secret; he thinks he would understand.
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You may be tempted to lash out and give that person a piece of your mind.
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For weeks, now we have been teased and tempted by the possibility of another candidate. 4.
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If you're tempted by this deal, there are some things to keep in mind, of course.
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Its colorful pages tempted me with side trips at every turn, and never led me astray.
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Just imagine your kitchen or bedroom in LEGO form, and admit you're tempted to order one.
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"You're probably tempted to turn around and take your eyes off the road," Mr. Courville said.
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But we are also tempted into a strange historical vanity, with a touch of counterfactual compassion.
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I was sorely tempted, but I couldn't do it: I had to examine both unclad legs.
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PG: Were you ever tempted to take a high-priced job in a big law firm?
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Are we tempted to ascribe weighty philosophical meanings to the most plastic shit in our time?
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If it weren't for the price tag, I would have been tempted to try it out.
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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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Many photographers, since Evans's influential work, have been tempted to try to see without being seen.
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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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Another challenge to profitability is that pickup customers are not tempted by in-store impulse items.
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With spirits so high, some Democrats will be tempted to indulge in best-case-scenario thinking.
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My kids are older now and don't need them, but I'm still tempted to use them.
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ANONYMOUS As tempted as I am to daddy-bash, these people are practically strangers to you.
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If Democrats are tempted to make a deal, it needs to be a very favorable one.
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But they might have to get even cheaper before investors are tempted to snap them up.
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You might be surprised at the things you're tempted to buy when you start keeping track.
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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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Screen time apps can help limit your Facebook time so you're less tempted to idly browse.
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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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In other words, what's your advice to those who are tempted to take more extreme measures?
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I can imagine you might be tempted to change things if you were reading them. Yeah.
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P.S. When I was in grad school, I was completely tempted to do the same thing.
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Without strict oversight, he thought the industry might be tempted to cut corners on data protection.
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Me, I'm tempted to line up Bay Area hotel and restaurant reservations for the N.B.A. finals.
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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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That's when I was tempted to raid my own suitcase and hand over my personal supply.
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Lawmakers might be tempted to consider Zika a distant threat, but that is a dangerous misconception.
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Despite a soft spot for such arcana, Ms. Hesser is not tempted by certain new trends.
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I left that clinic over 15 years ago, and I'm still tempted to close my eyes.
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We clucked and chirped and tempted him with treats, until Maya got bored and wandered ahead.
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If you end up over there clicking around, you might get tempted but, don't blame us!
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I was tempted to stay there with one of the many books scattered throughout the clubhouse.
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Today we are more tempted to gasp in shock and call out a warning: Wake up!
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More importantly, there would be political consequences - China could be tempted to retaliate against German companies.
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Maybe because, like me, they played five minutes and were tempted to turn it off forever.
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But investors should not let themselves be tempted to bet aggressively on the Trump bull market.
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When he's tempted to smoke it, the comedy meshes homespun morals with cosmic leaps of fancy.
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To be fair, I, too, would be very tempted to follow Cate Blanchett into the apocalypse.
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Peter Altmaier, Germany's economy minister, praised the company for not being tempted by any American offer.
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Peter Altmaier, Germany's economy minister, praised the company for not being tempted by any American offer.
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A publishing house publicist might be tempted to pass that off as an indication of versatility.
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In his long, relentlessly innovative career, he was never tempted by a landscape or still life.
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Did he have sinful desires that he was required to overcome when tempted by the devil?
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More are tempted to leave, and that eventually leaves the pro wrestling landscape a little smaller.
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But if Ted was tempted to convert, the pressures of real life started to break the spell.
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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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I'd probably be most tempted by Ohio State end Joey Bosa or Clemson's end Shaq Lawson here.
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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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I'm very tempted to ask you, but I don't think I would get the truth, would I?
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I exchange them and manage not to buy anything else, though I'm tempted by the hydration packs.
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On January 9th, I found myself super tempted when I saw this walking down the subway steps.
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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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The German politician said the current crisis-charged world situation tempted people to look for easy answers.
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Users are tempted to engage with a brand's lens, sending selfies to friends with marketing messages overlaid.
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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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Each had been tempted, and then repelled, by socialism; Schumpeter was finance minister in a socialist government.
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If not for the gray-purple color, I might have been tempted to shake him awake. Pfc.
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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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"If you feel better and are tempted to stop taking it, call your provider," Dr. Hicks said.
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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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You might feel tempted to wear something that's trendy and Instagram-worthy — but so will everyone else.
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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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Tempted by the prospect of financial security, he puts off quitting until Cory can't stand it anymore.
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If you're tempted to deck the halls with this peak 2017 color, you have plenty of options.
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The approach has alienated Kashmiris and also tempted meddling by Pakistan, ever keen to challenge India's sovereignty.
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I am very tempted to buy gummy bears because they're on sale, but I fight the urge.
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There are two canvas prints I'm especially tempted by, but unfortunately they don't really complement each other.
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But those tempted to squash such efforts before they have even begun might ponder an intriguing fact.
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I'm tempted to share more but I would rather the world tune in to meet these girls.
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A clearly tempted Yorkie explains that she has a fiancé named Greg and a very overprotective family.
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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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Are there times where I feel tempted to slap some braids in or throw on a wig?
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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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Surely they might—or at least have been—tempted to change their mind and want a relationship?
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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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"I'm tempted to go directly to sleep," she says, with a full belly and a lighter spirit.
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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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The pop star has been vocal in the past about not being tempted to get a tattoo.
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This would ensure that the British example discouraged others tempted to seek a special deal for themselves.
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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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We appeal to them all, including those who were tempted by Trump, the benefactor for the rich.
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I am so tempted to do an event with a hat and jeans and a T-shirt.
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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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The less we look, the less tempted we'll be to act to try to alleviate that pain.
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It felt cruel, and a little unnecessary, to ask if he had been tempted that way himself.
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If we are tempted to consider any of them as "other," you have made that thought impossible.
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But that was before he tempted a trade war with new tariffs that drew a Chinese response.
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When you head to the store, don't bring the plastic so you're not tempted to use it.
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Often times, we're tempted to pick their debut role, or the performance we just like the best.
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Rockies 3B Nolan Arenado was invited and said he was tempted to participate but opted to decline.
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The way he slyly responds with an "I know" suggests that maybe Superman could stray if tempted.
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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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I do not steal, although I am tempted to because I miss the kick it gave me.
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And I'm tempted to say lira, but they no longer have lira in Italy, they have euros.
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I am super tempted to stop for a coffee on my walk in, but decide against it.
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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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After coming home from dinner with a friend, I didn't even feel tempted to use my phone.
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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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I was tempted to yell, "Children aren't supposed to die!" just to feel a little less alone.
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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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I'm rarely tempted to make something at home when perfect versions are so easy to come by.
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Entrepreneurs who've sold companies for millions (or even billions) are often tempted to reinvest their earnings elsewhere.
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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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Is there any prop or any piece of costume that you've been tempted to take with you?
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In the morning, they come so close to the inn you're tempted to ask them to breakfast.
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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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Mr. Li said he was tempted to join them, though he wondered at Xiongan's long-term prospects.
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Guinea worm sufferers are often tempted to seek relief for the burning sensations by immersing in water.
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They can consult it should they ever feel tempted to insist on different standards for another president.
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You can understand why musicians are tempted to make a repertory staple stand out in some way.
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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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I'm tempted to say that if you don't love "little friends," you're missing much of ballet's spell.
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In our era of congressional abdication, all presidents are prodded or tempted toward power grabs and caesarism.
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If she was tempted to suddenly turn pro to get the check, it would not have worked.
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He is tempted to think a country of 1.3 billion might be run in the same way.
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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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Perhaps she hasn't been tempted to violate fair-housing laws because you don't have many nonwhite friends.
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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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All those excuses you're tempted to make might go out the window when you're monitoring your progress.
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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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THERE USED to be an iron rule for any American boss tempted to talk about politics: don't.
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But the idea of her sons remaining in El Salvador, tempted and threatened by gangs, became unthinkable.
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This has also tempted some managers to overweight Jamaica, which restructured its debt in 2010 and 2013.
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Democrats are tempted by Ocasio-Cortez for all the reasons the Labour left first fell for Corbyn.
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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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Williams said she had been tempted to bring her 16-month old daughter, Olympia, to the match.
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However, Byrne was tempted to remain in Europe for a while longer and continued to show well.
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That norm exists so administrations aren't tempted to punish and reward federal attorneys for politically motivated work.
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Anybody else would have been tempted to stay in high school and stay with that unrequited love.
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Those tempted to lie about a history of depression should understand that to do so is insurance fraud.
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Prices are currently defined by buyers tempted to pressure prices, leaving many farmers unable to cover their costs.
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I'm even tempted by the idea that they might have a great romance in this lifetime or another.
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Not only was it not that bad, but I'm tempted to never go back to my Android phone.
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And I won't be nearly as tempted to throw my controller against the wall in a frustrated rage.
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I'll be the first to admit that I've been tempted to donate to quite a few of them.
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The calls tempted the listener with "exclusive" travel deals from travel companies including Marriott, Expedia, Hilton, and TripAdvisor.
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While that sticker empowered adults who sought to keep music clean, it only tempted their children even more.
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Tempted but have to decline RB Marshawn Lynch ($6,400) – Failed to launch last week; Is it finally time?
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It was nostalgic, to say the least, and we're kind of tempted to rock her signature bronzed eye.
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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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For those tempted to answer Renzi's call, Sunday's weather forecast is mostly sunny, favoring perhaps a seaside outing.
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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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Work with your therapist to make a list of alternatives to turn to when you're tempted to spend.
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Feel free to pass on the knowledge if you're out with a friend who's tempted to buy one.
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At some point you're tempted to stop following the narrative and start keeping score between husband and wife.
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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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Before long it is uncomfortably sticky—that is the kaolin—and you are tempted to add water. Resist.
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If Mr Morales can shut it down, that will encourage other presidents tempted to stymie the graft-busters.
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But after this season of The Handmaid's Tale, I'm tempted to stick to sweet reality shows and sitcoms.
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It's smart to have savings in a separate account so you aren't tempted to spend it, says Ginty.
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"Absolutely. I would be very tempted and curious and that curiosity is deep in the culture," he says.
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The afternoon snack, a Cacao Chip Protein Bar, was exactly what I needed after being tempted with goodies.
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In fact, sometimes their fur looks so on point, we're tempted to ask for a few style tips.
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If you're tempted by such an offer, know that you don't have to pay for student loan help.
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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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An online spending frenzy was expected as retailers tempted customers with a blizzard of discounts and free shipping.
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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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That's +220 for Ramsay, though I'm tempted to dock him -28 for that horrifically wasteful apple-peeling technique.
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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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Jim Cramer was tempted to resurface his "they know nothing" rant after hearing the Fed speak on Wednesday.
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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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I'd think you'd be less tempted to cheat if you could be open with others about your attractions.
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But recent rainy weather has also tempted shoppers to visit its stores to give their homes a makeover.
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The better your semi-autonomous system is, the more drivers are tempted to "check out" from the experience.
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"The key is those pitches weren't close enough to get tempted to swing," Nationals manager Dusty Baker said.
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I was that person, and this past week, I've been tempted to become that person again, however digitally.
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Definitely. This guy, for example, that tried – but failed – to hit on me said, 'But you tempted me.
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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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After falling in food-love with Gorton's fish sticks I was tempted by the fish-fruit of another.
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While you might feel tempted to distract your loved one from their worries, talking can provide greater reassurance.
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Bombarded by negative headlines, investors may be nervous and tempted to do something in reaction to the news.
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Try listening to "Miss Me More" without feeling tempted to drive off on a motorcycle into the sunset.
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Another pitfall is that low interest rates have tempted many companies to fund dividends and buybacks with debt.
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Yet as the planet warms, some have been tempted to claim that cold-related deaths will decline overall.
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To garner parliamentary backing, Mr Essebsi tempted the other parties with an offer of a new national coalition.
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Given the current anti-Russia climate in Congress, the Senate may feel tempted to match the House's move.
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Some, like Paniz Golkar, a 2225-year-old dual national of Iran and Canada, are tempted to return.
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Police departments urged people to avoid the costume over Halloween and issued warnings to anyone tempted to misbehave.
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Anyway, a quick heads-up that it's not worth your $0.99 in case you're tempted to buy it.
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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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Meanwhile, Nevada, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Alabama are the least tempted by eating out because they spend the least.
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You should keep healthy snacks at your desk so when you're tempted you have an alternative, Albers said.
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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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Tempted by that promise, Barry devotes himself to his training with an intensity unique to the deeply befuddled.
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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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But if by any chance she and those around her are tempted to take this recommendation seriously: Don't.
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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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Just as one is tempted to cite Andrea Dworkin, the female models are replaced by hunky male models.
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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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When he glanced away I was tempted to snap one more, but an eerie feeling held me back.
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I was tempted to read his death, at least as it related to "Shuffle Along," as a tragedy.
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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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I gulp mine in a matter of minutes and am even tempted to go back for another bowl.
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Like many Americans, as I watched blood flow out of Philando Castile, I was tempted to look away.
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I am tempted to quote the great Leonard Cohen: 'I am guided by the beauty of our weapons.
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Finn was tempted to make a smart-ass remark about Reilly, but for once he held his tongue.
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I don't live anywhere near Astoria, but I was still tempted to become a rewards member at Lockwood.
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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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Mr. Cuomo has been increasingly viewed as a putative presidential contender, a possibility that also tempted his father.
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But I wasn't tempted to use CarPlay for entertainment when I had SiriusXM satellite radio in the Vette.
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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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Ali was tempted, he told us, if it weren't for the fear that his mother would disown him.
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It is such a masterly hour of drama that I'm tempted to say our patience has been rewarded.
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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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Athletes tempted to experiment with performance-enhancing drugs now could have a window of opportunity to do so.
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Though there was a moment when she was tempted by a cleaner aesthetic, she has stayed her course.
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I was tempted to make the design intricate and detailed after I had read the article I chose.
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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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In "After Hours," a proper bourgeois, tempted by a femme fatale, finds himself caught in an urban vortex.
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It isn't because they have so much money, but rather to keep them from being tempted to overspend.
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Here I am tempted to compile a list of the ways he makes my life difficult and tedious.
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It soothed worries about so-called "fiscal dominance", when governments are tempted to inflate away their debt problems.
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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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Keep this in mind if you're tempted to wait as long as possible before you break the news.
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When you head to the store, don't bring your credit cards so you're not tempted to use them.
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However, too many organizations are tempted to pour money into technology while pinching pennies on human intellectual power.
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If you're tempted to spend your savings by having such easy access, separating the two could be wise.
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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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An employer who claims not to be the least tempted to exploit these conditions is probably deluding herself.
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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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I'm tempted to buy a shell wind chime from a local craftsman but decide to think on it.
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"We have to be gentle, gentle with the people tempted by these attacks, by these things," he said.
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For anyone tempted to go out and buy the gold standard, N95 respirators, note that they are uncomfortable.
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"Individual nations will be sorely tempted to pursue their own solutions if international cooperation fails," Mr. Ip writes.
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Past spikes tempted many coal producers to expand, but later lead to bankruptcy as supply disruptions were corrected.
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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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We helped those who were tempted to escalate the situation remain calm and exercise restraint over their outrage.
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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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The logic is simple: By not seeing it in your checking account, you're less tempted to spend it.
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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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Anita: Let's be clear: Trump has been tempted to tell his side of the story at the hearing.
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Still, the president has, at times, been tempted to tell his side of the story at the hearings.
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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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I wasn't tempted to surf Twitter on my iPhone when I was already watching something on my iPhone.
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After losing out on the horse sculpture, Mr. Larro was tempted to look around for other overlooked treasures.
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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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Have you ever been tempted to lick a cut on your finger to see how metallic it tastes?
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On the days that she was tempted to skip her workout, Hembrow focused on her ideal post-baby body.
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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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I'm tempted to take a stack and see if I can use them to pay off my student loan.
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But they'll be sorely tempted: through your employer-sponsored coverage, they're on the hook for your family's medical expenses.
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In a recent study, teenagers exposed to this poster may or may not have been tempted to buy cigarettes.
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When I watched True Detective (2014) during my cable watching years, I was tempted to using the p-word.
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"Then I tear it up so that I'm not tempted to pull it out during the meeting," he says.
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Tempted by the possibility of finding out where her Departed husband and children went proves too tempting for Nora.
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Even those of us on the Remain side are tempted to look elsewhere for common sense and real drive.
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The audience for Abstract Expressionism, as co-opted for covert messaging, was a foreign elite tempted by communist philosophies.
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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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Aren't you ever tempted to just play basic, four-on-the-floor drum beats or stupidly straightforward rock riffs?
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It was so divine, I was very tempted to unscrew the whole thing and put it in my suitcase.
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The repressed party guests are tempted by alcohol (the adults whisper about wine, calling it "medicine") and shirtless bodies.
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"I'm tempted to announce that we're going to launch another six days and 28 counties starting tomorrow," he said.
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I was tempted to play with my new curls — I just had no idea what to do with them.
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When not enough travellers were tempted, rather than raising the price further, the crew selected four travellers for disembarkation.
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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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With 20 electoral votes, the Keystone State has long tempted Republicans hoping to make inroads with Rust Belt voters.
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As the electrical shop in Stoke suggests, some people are being tempted to borrow more than they can manage.
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The theory is that stripping the colors from your apps will make you less tempted to check them obsessively.
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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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I'm tempted to just leave, but we're going out of town on Friday so I don't have a choice.
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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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Like a Wall Street trader with his first bonus, they are tempted to spend the money on something flash.
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" Another tweeted, "Tempted to change my name to Emily Nelson, so I can get a follow from Blake Lively.
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Firms that might once have been tempted to shrug off the dangers are increasingly at risk of regulatory action.
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The Opportunist liked to pamper themselves through experiences and was often tempted by promotions and incentives along the way.
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So, however tempted you may by this week to really knock yourself into 2017, try taking it easy first.
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Ordinary investors are being tempted into bitcoin by its rapid rise—a phenomenon dubbed FOMO (fear of missing out).
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I'm tempted to flip a coin between Mad Max and The Revenant, though Star Wars could prove a spoiler.
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Every time you're tempted to follow the advice of someone who sounds really smart, go back to your plan.
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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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It'll save you a few bucks every time you're parched and tempted to hit up the closest convenience store.
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You may have even been tempted to start ignoring them so you can focus on catching more interesting stuff.
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Derivative traders have been tempted to sell implied volatility across markets in the expectation that all will remain quiet.
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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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Nobody's recommending that worried citizens flee the country to save themselves, though some (Muslims, for one) are understandably tempted.
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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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"Since I've seen the movie I was kind of tempted to lick the pole," the sixth-grader tells PEOPLE.
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Dell's new XPS 15 has tempted me to try a laptop that's a little bigger than I'm used to.
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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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Sure, like many celebrities tempted by opportunity, he had his affairs, but that was between him and my mother.
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Batnick had a few words of wisdom for those tempted by the addictive glamor of watching stocks move quickly.
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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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I'm obviously tempted to ask you questions about your films, but maybe you're tired of everyone theorizing about them?
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However, the bride was tempted to walk down the aisle simply wearing sunglasses and a bathing suit cover-up.
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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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Then, like bosses at other big Spanish firms such as Santander, a bank, Mr Alierta was tempted to splurge.
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It felt like the end of a funeral, when you are tempted to embrace pretty much anyone around you.
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I asked her whether she had been tempted to join the P.K.K.'s struggle in Turkey, behind the barricades.
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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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All presidents are tempted by the powers of the office, and congressional abdication has only increased that temptation's pull.
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In fact, Salesforce claims that its Salesforce Economy is expected to create 19.993 million new jobs by 2022. Tempted?
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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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Another composer and librettist might have been tempted to flesh out the story into a drama with three characters.
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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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Yet, each time we were tempted to move we again chose the low cost of living in our house.
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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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Still, do the past few weeks leave you tempted to return to regular blogging for parts of the election?
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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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Now though it seems he's been tempted back, to showcase the new car for the first time in public.
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How keenly you respond to it will depend on how tempted you are by the salad days of Solo.
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Until you are within inches of her work, you'd swear you were looking at tiles; you're tempted to touch.
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They checked in on each other when they were tempted to use and watched games together whenever they could.
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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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Not only was I often tempted to spend it, I was occasionally discouraged by how little I had amassed.
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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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I'm tempted to smuggle home the Gran Patrón Burdeos ($500 per bottle), an añejo finished in Bordeaux wine barrels.
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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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Put your other apps into folders on an interior page to prevent yourself from being tempted by their icons.
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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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Juxtapose Virginia's postseason track record with Virginia's stylistic quirks, and one is inescapably tempted to reach a particular conclusion.
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She might be briefly tempted by offers to join the Resistance — but the temptation will only ever be brief.
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Even Bonnie has tempted the drowning fate, walking deep into the ocean as if toying with a death wish.
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In fact, Trump's speech was so conventional that I was initially tempted not to write about it at all.
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Few, if any, Saudi princes and businessmen were tempted to invest their largess — sometimes ill gotten — into these ventures.
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I was tempted to call it the worst show of 2017, but I'm not sure that's what I mean.
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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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For Republicans tempted by Trump apostasy, Tuesday's clearest cautionary tale was that of Representative Martha Roby, an Alabama Republican.
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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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Some progressives claim that concerns about left-wing student authoritarianism are overblown, and occasionally I'm tempted to believe them.
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Or maybe it's that as the rallies stretch on, you're tempted to think when you shouldn't think at all.
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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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The problem is the speech was so boring that I was tempted not to write about it at all.
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I'm tempted to snuggle in and miss the class, but I promised a friend from work I'd join them.
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I was tempted to say: Perhaps that's because the other jobs pay more than the minimum wage you're offering.
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No sign of R. Tempted by Starbucks but am carrying a car seat, an infant, her bag, and mine.
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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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Then, whenever you're asked — or tempted — to do something that doesn't help you achieve those specific goals, say no.
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When asked if Mr. Toomey was tempted by the candy stash, Mr. Kelly said the senator has exercised restraint.
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You don't think they are tempted to take the easy way out because that is tolerated in the organization?
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Ready access to the vaccine has made countries less tempted to cover up outbreaks to protect tourism, she said.
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Some, including David Chang, have been tempted by the concept of a restaurant without walls, a delivery-only operation.
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Others have tempted him with royal trappings, like the British did by invoking the actual queen of England. Twice.
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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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Perhaps you've even been tempted to pick up a new electronic like an iPod or tablet at the airport.
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And yet when the service finally returned our clothes, after nearly two weeks, I was tempted to try again.
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"I'm a believer in writing things properly before being tempted by how gorgeous the actors will be," he said.
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I'd even suggest hiding your phones in a different room so that you and your partner are not tempted.
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I'm tempted to say that I've aged seven years and just don't think this stuff is as funny anymore.
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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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Carbon had not run in 221 years but was also tempted out of retirement by the world masters championships.
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When you head to the store, leave your plastic at home so you're not tempted to use it. 3.
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In College Humor's Don't Eat The Laundry Pods video, viewers see a college student tempted to eat Tide Pods.
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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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He said he was tempted to extend the show's run but the story had come to a natural conclusion.
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When he's tempted to cheat on his wife (the excellent Malin Akerman), he says no with sensitivity and generosity.
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But they also advised caution for anyone tempted by MSCI's announcement to rush into mainland China's volatile, underdeveloped market.
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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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That's something to keep in mind the next time you are tempted to dismiss something as mere virtue signaling.
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So, next time you're tempted to shut the blinds and start your weekend hibernation, give this method a try.
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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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I'm tempted to go for it, but luckily for my wallet, I don't see any pairs that I really like.
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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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And Prince Carl Philip's mother Queen Silvia seems tempted to put her foot down on her son's need for speed.
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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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If you're tempted to order dessert, Reiley encourages going for an affogato, which is sweet, caffeinated and not too filling.
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Almost tempted by a passion fruit cupcake for breakfast but I decide to save it for another day this week.
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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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You put money into stocks, then the market falls, then you're tempted to dump the stocks and flee the market.
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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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And I don't think people are tempted to bully so much if they watch nice, warm-hearted shows like Rudolph.
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If you're tempted to dismiss that notion as absurd, ask yourself: How do you decide whether an entity deserves rights?
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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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The young are tempted to add yet more capital in an effort to transfer resources to their future, older selves.
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Now that the ticking clock is gone, I'm actually tempted to jump back in and keep going with my character.
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Some rural Muslims are doctors or academics tempted by provincial postings, or relatively rich professionals who move to commuter towns.
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She titled her album Never Lost My Way — a reminder for those tempted to give up to push through adversity.
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Poor old moose—no wonder she was tempted by the idea of a whole generation immune to age or beauty.
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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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One is tempted to cry foul at a data center-spanning intelligence being allowed to train for 600 human lifespans.
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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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But now I'm tempted to crack my original open and see if I can bring it back to life too.
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Neither Murphy, nor the co-manager of AllianzGI's UK Mid Cap fund, Matthew Hall, are tempted to get back in.
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Nintendo, meanwhile, faces declining revenue and lackluster Wii U sales, and is presumably tempted to explore possible new revenue streams.
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It remains to be seen whether America can do any better when tempted by objects once touched by Leonardo DiCaprio.
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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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He doesn't articulate why characters shouldn't kill, so viewers are tempted to show him the same disdain as Carol does.
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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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I know I've never been tempted to try CCP's long-running multiplayer epic, and attending Fanfest doesn't change that feeling.
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But thanks to some data from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, I'm tempted to add pizza to that list.
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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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We're tempted to claim there's no wrong way to incorporate gingham into your wardrobe rotation, but we'll let you decide.
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Recently, there was a club night held in its honor, which Davis was tempted to turn up to in character.
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Those tempted by Brexit are swayed by emotions: fears of foreigners; romantic ideas of sovereignty; Trumpian calls to reverse globalisation.
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I am tempted to ask the question of this querulous, rebellious, iconoclastic collection of right-wing dunderheads: freedom from what?
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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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The Syrian Kurds — many of them cousins of those in Nusaybin — would be sorely tempted to come to their aid.
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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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I'm tempted by dinners out on gorgeous patios, refreshing margaritas after work, and constant road trips around the West coast.
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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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I accidentally ordered a very monochromatic box, but I loved all of it and was very tempted to purchase ... everything.
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Perhaps more important: Over 50% of drivers also said they were "tempted" by delivery food at one point or another.
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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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It makes less sense coming from a renewable energy scientist, but I'm tempted to give him a pass as well.
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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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Don't Try To Solve Your Friends' ProblemsWe're all tempted to dish out advice when the people we love are struggling.
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Despite the copious amounts of food I had consumed throughout the day, I was tempted to eat this entire pizza.
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As the trigger warning debate rages on, I am tempted to step back and rethink this strange genre of document.
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As I watched Mr. Trump win the presidency, I was tempted to abandon all the hope I'd felt in France.
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Taub advised against booking too far in advance, even if you're tempted to lock in cheap flights and hotel rates.
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There was a whole fish doused in a flurry of chiles that I'm tempted to reorder every time I go.
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Others were lavished with promises of improved municipal services, or tempted with a chance to win a pilgrimage to Mecca.
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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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Many critics are tempted to describe Kilgallen's work as nostalgic, but her style does not fall into any one period.
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When we, at any age, are upset with someone, most of us are naturally tempted toward an unhealthy, instinctive response.
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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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Cultivate curiosity: If you're feeling tempted to procrastinate, bring your attention to the sensations arising in your mind and body.
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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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Every time I was tempted to test out my leg too soon, I thought of what re-injury would mean.
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I was tempted to lie down, just to see what it was like, but I didn't want to seem unprofessional.
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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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Both Vijilent and Voltaire have been tempted at times to move further toward the kind of predictive analytics Momus advertises.
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For outsiders tempted to believe the solutions to criminal justice challenges are simple or obvious, this book is a corrective.
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In response, I'm tempted to write a stirring defense of my immigrant people and their contributions to the American story.
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Mr Trump appeared tempted, but Mr Rouhani said there would be no negotiations until American sanctions on Iran are lifted.
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I have been feeling so much despair that, even as a media scholar, I'm often tempted to avoid the news.
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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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She's now trying to get out of that agreement and tempted a $1 million penalty by talking to 130 Minutes.
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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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