Headline writers _ at their best, the language's poets of the succinct _ sometimes give in to the urge to accentuate a minor sense of a temptingly short word.
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I was in a bit of an'edit rush'trying to get a temptingly neat page that Soclaire could go for-but we were both too determined of course.
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However, the free flow of beer, testosterone and a few temptingly low brick walls around the visiting team's bullpen no doubt lend to the occurrence of such messy scenes.
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It would be temptingly easy for Hamas and other Islamic militant groups to target Jewish settlers in Hebron and scuttle the fragile agreements negotiated by Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Diane Danielson of Brookline, Mass ., lost control last year when she decided to prevent a pileup during a vacation in the south of France, where she had Internet access temptingly at hand.
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Long and lithe, with bright red lips, his models wore demure little short-sleeved shifts, whose front view was total innocence, while the back dipped temptingly to just below the waist.
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I decided to try the Rasul, the proper name for the mud bath which was temptingly described as having its origins in the antiquity of the Orient and promised a meditating, rejuvenating, sensuous experience.
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Stella McCartney's witty take on fruit also included bananas, as prints, bunched temptingly on a slouchy top, with the warning, " Keep your bananas off my melons, " on the back.
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The series has been cunningly packaged to suggest a Victorian dime-store novel _ the unimposing, bijou trim size is both elegant and kid-friendly; the margins are temptingly wide; the thick paper has deckle edges.
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Since Sept . 11, an unusually broad coalition of elected officials, civic and environmental groups and homeowners across this city's northern suburbs has come together over a temptingly simple demand : Close the Indian Point nuclear power plant.
