I cannot account for the World Telegram's missing out on this fairly obvious feature idea, made to order for its heart-throb experts, except on the ground that it is afraid of being lured again into following the Communist line.
Wat Dong Moon Lek may ostensibly be about noodles, but you just might be lured again and again by its desserts.
Most executives interviewed said they were waiting for the next big group or genre that will lure consumers again.
It suggests there is a critical mass of tourists — in Camden's case, lured by a new aquarium and a minor-league baseball team — and supporters of the new hotel say that Camden, offering tax breaks and cheap rents, has started to lure businesses again, too, and that there are not enough hotel rooms in Philadelphia, a 10-minute drive over the river, to house the new visitors.
He was soon lured back again, but not before he had seen firsthand how a nimble research operation works.
The hope must have been that all those younger cinemagoers who went to see the Hughes film in the 80s would be lured out again to see Phillips' affectionate pastiche.
Many analysts agree that the short-term outlook seems grim now that the Dow has fallen below 8,000, a level that had lured buyers again and again in recent weeks.
The pair introduce "glam folk", a hybrid of glam rock and folk, with a Kiss-like band singing Scarborough Fair, and at one point a David Bowie character emerges from a magic forest to warn Vince Noir, Fielding's character, "not to get lured away again".
Though the text feels a bit clumsy in places, the sophisticated, funny illustrations tell enough stories of their own to lure readers back again and again.
Us is full of small visual touches and references meant to lure viewers back again and again to find more.
