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Widespread aBuses in other African countries that Turkey is wooing could yet cause further headaches.

The males are frantically wooing the females as they return to this country to breed.

Lee, founding president of Google China, spearheads the trend of Chinese entrepreneurs wooing learners.

If you can stomach his braggadocio bullshit about wooing pretty girls, as usual Han's article makes a good point.

Playing the anti-Russian card is one of his favourite ways of wooing public opinion in western Ukraine, where there is little love of Russia or its language.

He is clearly succeeding in wooing this constituency-and Mrs Clinton is discovering that she cannot rely on her husband's memory to keep black America on her side.

Since India's economy entered a high growth path, many industries have drawn up ambitious expansion plans. State governments are wooing business houses to boost development in the state.

To be frankly, the topic of "women wooing men" is not fresh. But for being so popular of male culture, we don't need to talk about it in a big way.

Women wooing Men, a behavior indicating boldness or self-respect?

Both CME and ICE were busy wooing the CBOT's members and shareholders this week.

Sensing a mounting impatience with his operations Bragadini absconded to Munich where Duke William the Pious was wooing him.

The Blu-ray alliance, backed by Japanese rivals Sony Corp. , Panasonic Corp. and others, had been more successful in wooing Hollywood studios.

A country that is blessed with a dynamic economy and a world-beating higher-education system does not even have to go around wooing people, as other countries do.

To recruit her, he set about learning everything he could about her before wooing her on to his, um, team.

His strategy for wooing the ranchers is to be neighborly, shop locally, and offer a fair price for the land, using money donated by individuals and foundations with an interest in conservation.

It was an old routine of theirs, a mock battle and wooing, using their voices like swords, each Shouting a chorus in turn.

Barbara: (softly: wooing his soul) It's not me that's getting at you, Bill.