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Orange offers a mix of homey atmosphere and dressed-up food like green eggs and ham ($8.95), a surprisingly appealing take on the Dr. Seuss fantasy with the enormous help of pesto.

By the time of 2011's Strange Mercy she'd succeeded in marshalling her surfeit of ideas into something approaching a skewed and hugely appealing take on pop, with the tension between the airiness of her vocals and the corrosive impact of her guitar playing at its centre.

Certainly, the idea of doing something after learning such terrible news is appealing -- taking action seems better than just sitting there and doing something might be a welcome distraction from the uncomfortable feelings that may have descended upon you.

Ms. Rosen, the president of the recording industry association, said Napster should stop fighting and appealing and take immediate steps to remove the copyrighted content.

The casual music fan may find this price point sufficiently appealing and take out his/her first music subscription.

If it looked appealing I took it.

That's why a Q&A is appealing: it takes us into the mind of the author.

And Mr. D'Onofrio's Detective Robert Goren, with his lugubrious intellect and Rodin poses, is fated to seem even more annoying now that Mr. Goldblum is here, on alternate weeks, to deliver a far more appealing take on how to be a know-it-all.

Apple, which is also appealing, is taking the same stand, calling the case "politically motivated".

There is something wonderfully appealing about taking a nap at home after reflexology.

This approach is not as appealing as taking a fat-loss pill, but it is far more effective.