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A chair at the foundation might be a more appealing option.

He proposed what he thought to be a more appealing analogy: the cell membrane blows up.

Could there be a more appealing metaphor for today's Cuba than cars from yesterday's America?

Over the last year, Mr. Kerry has shown himself to be a more appealing underdog than he is an overlord.

A practice test prep question: A child emerging from which scenario would be a more appealing candidate to a college admissions officer, Ivy League or otherwise?

Even if such a device has limited battery life and strains readers' eyes, for many buyers it could be a more appealing alternative to devices dedicated to reading books, newspapers and magazines.

Killer sharks are a more appealing subject than algal blooms; though they are much less deadly.

Still, to some, Kerrey of Nebraska was a more appealing figure than Kerry of Massachusetts.

"Then, when you actually get your loan, it's a more appealing experience".

Nor is it much loved by renewable groups, for whom straightforward cash subsidies are a more appealing means of support.

It's a more appealing option than you might think, especially if you're looking for a bargain vacation this year.