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• This time, he did not resist their blandishments about work.
• But people with wine experience usually are wary of such blandishments.
• The back cover of " Seduction " offers varied blandishments.
• He remained extremely wary of the fickle blandishments of the art world.
• But Durwin Mitchell, 37, ignores the blandishments.
• InfoSplit was meant to let Internet advertisers target their commercial blandishments by geography.
• More skeptical people than she have likewise succumbed to the blandishments of streamlining.
• This is an hour for soul-searching, not lobbyists'blandishments.
• Religion assails him both with her blandishments and terrours.
• And he heaped blandishments on Shlomo Halberstam, the chief rabbi of the Bobovers.
• The biggest danger, he acknowledges, is succumbing to the blandishments of Hollywood.
• Today we urge these Democrats to stand firm, despite the White House blandishments.
• The Democrats are not immune to such blandishments.
• Nieb and Dupre were architects, Lewis supervised construction and Garrison designed interior blandishments.
• So I am afraid I do not find your blandishments and pleading particularly compelling.
• Blandishments to the Serbs have replaced threats.
• They succumbed to his blandishments, and believe me, they can be pretty unattractive.
• That Clinton whispers blandishments is no surprise.
• Will the country's separatist movements be crushed by force or courted with blandishments?
• Heng Samrin, the second premier, accepted Vietnamese blandishments to bethrow his former leader.