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This means his lure is running right across the grouper's porch and putting on an irresistible show in the process.
It's being used as a lure, in order to - well, lure Republicans to the farcically irresponsible and inevitably feckless trillion-dollar Keynesian stimulus plan, but with tax cuts like these, who needs socialism?— RedState
His father disapproved of his acting ambitions, but the lure was too strong.— Home | Mail Online
Henry Winterstern is a classic Hollywood tale: of this town's irresistible lure, the particular hunger it breeds and the hubris that so often leads to a sudden demise.— GreenCine Daily
He developed in the early 19th century to toll, lure, and retrieve waterfowl.

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