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With the Olympic Stadium on the horizon and the club likely to benefit hugely from ticket sales and the financial boost of next season's TV deal, West Ham will be able to lure a new calibre of players that has previously avoided them.

That they were able to lure a half-dozen urbanites upstate to dismantle a pig is nearly achievement enough, but Mr. Cirino and Mr. Castaño had grander plans: the rest of the day was to include lessons in pasta-making, knife skills and using hydrocolloids to create fluid gels, as Mr. Cirino outlined in an e-mail message to prospective guests.

With greater capacity and keen prices Gatwick might be able to lure an entire alliance of airlines away from a congested Heathrow.

When the superhero bubble inevitably bursts, will Hollywood be able to lure any of them back?

We played tunes for hours that led to doing a little tour with the guys from Yonder Mountain Strong Band...Ben Kaufman and Jeff Austin and I did a little tour with Todd and eventually, we were able to lure Todd into a taxi at a festival and that led to a bunch of different projects including Great American Taxi, and playing on Todd's live album, The Storyteller, recorded in Nashville.

But it remains unclear whether Voice Media Group will be able to lure back those advertisers, a key priority for a new company no longer generating an estimated $24 million in annual revenue from the lucrative online classifieds site.

But now, at least one such store will no longer be able to lure its consumers into a state of dietary complacency, according to the city's Department of Consumer Affairs.

His opponents sold their books, while Hawass, his profile raised, was able to lure tourists to Egypt — a particularly urgent need after the 1997 Islamist terrorist attack at Hatshepsut's temple, which killed sixty-four people.

It could help women who are in a committed, long-term relationship identify others who might be especially able to lure their partner into a tryst or affair".

Cobby often took King on "special missions" to make mischief with the Germans; No. 4 Squadron found that two-man patrols were generally able to lure enemy aircraft into a fight, whereas larger formations tended to deter engagements.

Of course, "Idol" producers were able to lure Lopez back for Season 11 with a rumored $20 million one-year deal, a considerable raise from her Season 10 contract, which was for $12 million.