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With Central American restaurants popping up all over Long Island -- and most diners largely ignoring them -- the folks who run DiMaggio's and Il Forno in Port Washington are trying a creative new approach to lure non-Hispanic diners as well as Spanish-speaking patrons.

Internet providers are continually searching for approaches to lure you to sign up with them.

PRAGUE — The owner of some of the Czech capital's chic restaurants unveiled a novel approach this week to lure business clients to one of his upscale dining rooms: let diners pay what they like.

Their approach has been to lure users into a points-based checking in game which will presumably create a voucher-based business model via the back door – eventually.

After a bout, your character might be arm in arm with his girlfriend when a sassy young lady approaches and tries to lure him away.

This should contribute to luring the docking programs instead of improving their performance.

Its chief executive, Mike Woronka, believed a more aggressive approach to sales might lure business from his seven direct competitors and also expand Action's territory.

It's an almost subversive approach to using aesthetics to lure a viewer into dealing with subject matter that's very difficult".

"And I think the message is that the campaign has been reckless in its approach to churches, recklessly trying to lure them into political activities".

Meanwhile, the Jeter stalemate is creating a significant distraction for Cashman as baseball's winter meetings approach and the Yankees try to lure the free-agent left-hander Cliff Lee from Texas to the Bronx with a multiyear deal that will dwarf what they are currently offering Jeter.

When told about the findings in a recent telephone interview, Warren W. Buckingham, the Kenya coordinator for the Bush AIDS plan, singled out the researchers' approach to reducing the lure of sex with older men as "new and very intriguing".