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Across the country, dealers say the offers are bringing in more customers.

Think of it as a new twist on the old-school referral discounts that businesses offer clients for bringing in new customers, says Deborah Mitchell, a clinical associate professor of marketing at Ohio State University.

However, as with many places in the British Isles, the beautiful surroundings it can offer visitors are crucial to bringing in tourist cash.

Decorate your break room and offer to bring in cupcakes to pass out during break time.

Call up your local elementary school and offer to bring in some of your "toys" for an hour or so.

Britain has offered to bring in forensic experts and the government is yet to respond to the offer.

During the outbreak, Pecker offered to bring in a team of doctors to dispense Cipro, an antibiotic, to hundreds of employees at his own expense.

A number of countries have offered to bring in aid and deliver it from the south, by ship, but the junta has refused.

Photograph by Mark Peterson / Redux for The New Yorker During the outbreak, Pecker offered to bring in a team of doctors to dispense Cipro, an antibiotic, to hundreds of employees at his own expense.

But we also recognized that this would take time to work out and implement" using programs like buyouts and early retirement offers to bring in new workers at lower rates.

Local merchants, backed in to a corner by the recession, had been willing to pay dearly to access daily-deal subscribers on the chance that their hot offers would bring in new customers.