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Streamlined procedures would likely invite more multinationals to tap the CNH market.
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The only thing you could do immediately was invite more friends.
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He spoke quietly, as if his voice might invite more destruction.
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Race-lifting is one way to invite more people to participate.
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She reached for her phone, seized with the desire to invite more people out.
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To succumb to these threats in this case would simply invite more threats in the future.
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But Galway manager Cunningham said that particular rule change may just " invite more fouling".
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We are only going to visit, you know, daughter, and how can we invite more company?
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Asking my questions could only invite more of theirs, and I had far too much to hide.
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Screening programmes for a range of conditions collectively invite more than 15 million people a year to attend.
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From his teasing look, Taylor sensed that refusing to answer would only invite more probing into the subject.
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It's getting more and more unacceptable for this, because you invite more backlash from China, Mr Zongze says.
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Custo couldn't allow him to help, and in so doing invite more loss and misery into the world.
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Oh, some truth was well known enough, but he said we'd best keep quiet or invite more misery.
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Every visit he'd invite more people and add routes and soon there was a little community of local climbers.
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These tools can be leveraged to make conferences more productive and to invite more perspectives into the scientific conversation.
