Part of the shows' allure is that they allow women to play at divorcing their husbands and trying out a new mate without any messy long-term consequences.
The show's allure isn't sex or even social climbing, it is spending.
They are led by the always terrific William Petersen ("Manhunter") who adds greatly to the show's allure.
Beginning in Pennsylvania, though, the Lincoln began to show its allure, winding through meadows, across streams and alongside barns emblazoned with Lincoln Highway-themed murals.
To judge from the adults singing along at a recent performance in the company of their young children, the show's allure remains strong among the converted.
He talks about Chevy Chase doing Gerald Ford, and the brilliance of his not even attempting to look like him; he explains his own specific talents, which include "encouraging people and discouraging people"; he explains the show's allure to high-schoolers.
In tomorrow's episode the justices are asked to consider the three-strikes rule that has sent a minor drug dealer to prison for life, but the characters and the texture of their daily lives are what give the show its allure.
The other slight figures show PES allure at different distances from the UN2(100) surface.
Interface plots in Fig. 4 show PES allure (x, y) at different z positions (height from surface), principal one in the figure corresponds to the most probable adsorption position z = 1.17 Å, favorable site adsorption is clearly established around the bridge (0.5,0) site (see red color).
The performance shows the allure of Visa's business to Wall Street, even during a stalling economy and a credit crunch.
It has taken Rio a long while to repair the damage to its balance-sheet to the extent that it can again try to grow by acquisition.The deal also shows the allure of coal, despite concerns over carbon emissions and the environment.
