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After a bit of cajoling, he tells her that a palm-reader once told him that he will have two wives.
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In section two, the statue speaks to the artist, cajoling him into passing through a mirror.
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And the issue is that we're always cussing at ourselves or getting angry at ourselves or cajoling ourselves....
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Despite much cajoling, pointing out of appropriate taxi cabs and even the placing of dangerous dogs in his rooms, he remains unhurt.
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They are a manic and aggressive lot, competing and cajoling and jabbering.
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It took patient cajoling to persuade parents to let their children attend school.
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We have tried cajoling and then gently easing his foot into an unrelenting ski boot.
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This wooing and cajoling is done in a loving and tender way, a gesture called "lambing".
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And endlessly, commercials -- many screaming, cajoling, and offending.
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