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Both teams had some tantalizing near misses in a surprisingly open, if scoreless, first half.

The findings also cast the humble single-cell creatures in a new, more tantalizing light: They are not merely molecular machines packed in microscopic bodies, but they are also agents that can learn.

It was absolutely tantalizing, came together in under a half hour and called for only a handful of ingredients.

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It was a typically tantalizing New York night owned by — sorry, it must be said — Los Angeles, Los Angeles.

You are buying a myth, albeit a tantalizing one, that the chain restaurants that are so ubiquitous across the country are actually good for us, the real heroes of the American food industry.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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