Congress figured out a good way to coax back some of that cash in 2004 when it created a one-year tax holiday on the repatriation of offshore cash.

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He had been trying to coax life back into the once successful but now stagnant diplomatic effort to normalise relations between the two countries.

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The editorial may be a hopeful sign as the international community tries to coax Pyongyang back to six-party negotiations aimed at ending its nuclear program.

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The ABC is hoping still to coax him back, I hear, and I hope it succeeds in time for the first test at the Gabba.

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The government wants to coax it back.

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The Facebook IPO, once heralded as a rare opportunity to coax the public back into stocks, has done exactly the opposite.

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The 32-year-old incurred a ban in April 2009 for misdemeanours while on Scotland duty but manager Craig Levein had hoped to coax the midfielder back.

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She said international efforts to coax the Islamic republic back to the table face a "decisive point" in September.

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It may well make sense to try to coax Mr Mugabe out of his corner rather than back him into it.

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