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Meanings of woo back in English

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Usage of woo back in English
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Broadway is offering cut-price tickets in an attempt to woo back audiences.
The Irish Times
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They have been trying to woo back these clubs into the Welsh League.
The Irish Times
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This week in the US, Francis will be aiming to woo back disaffected Catholics.
The Guardian
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Labor needs to woo back disillusioned Green voters to ensure victory over the conservative Liberal-National opposition.
Reuters
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BPI has been trying to woo back customers.
Reuters
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While he was vainly trying to woo back the alienated South, a significant event occurred in Washington.
The Life of Stephen A. Douglas
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He wants to woo back disaffected investors.
Reuters
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Shelby laughed, and sought to woo back his mood of charity toward all, but it was futile.
The Henchman
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Since then, however, Ooredoo has fought back, cutting prices to woo back customers and defend its market share.
Reuters
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He sighed, and closed his eyes, as if he longed to woo back the vision which had fled.
Fort Lafayette or, Love and Secession / A Novel
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Whether it was enough to woo back the crowds to a fairly flat and soulless Wembley is another matter.
Reuters
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And both the Conservatives and Labour have upped their rhetoric on immigration in a bid to woo back Ukip voters.
The Guardian
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Pru's management has since been on a roadshow to woo back investors to both the rights issue and the deal itself.
Reuters
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Chipotle will begin efforts to woo back customers next month with stepped-up advertising and direct outreach to its most loyal customers.
Reuters
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The bank said last week it was launching an advertising campaign to woo back clients after posting strong results earlier this year.
Reuters
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By the time Jones tried to woo back the former Great Britain rugby league skipper earlier this year, it was too late.
The Irish Times
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Woo back across language varieties
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