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The phrase "luring them into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to drawing someone into a certain situation or scenario. For example, "He used his charm and good looks to lure them into investing in his business."
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He'd apologize for luring them into a sauna riven with blasts of cool, nothing else.
What is luring them into the microcapsules, though, is not well understood.
Some blamed the banks for luring them into taking the risks.
He spent some years hanging out with them, to his credit luring them into confessions.
There is no question of vice-chancellors obsessed by the need to attract revenue luring them into an educational trap.
He remains a benign Nosferatu, halfway between the demon that dogs romantic souls, luring them into a hellfire of trouble, and a treasured imaginary friend.
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He has lured them into a street fight.
Mr. Baumann said he hopes it may lure them into the galleries, too.
Somehow he lured them into his house - by saying Carr was there?
Pimps wait at landing places to try to lure them into prostitution instead.
The actor lures them into the darkened theatre where they act out a laboured erotic fantasy.
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