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interest someone in someone or something
to arouse the interest of someone in someone or something. Yes, lean recommend someone for you to hire. Could I interest you in Tom? He's one of our best workers. Can I interest you in checking out a book from the library?
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interest someone in something

to cause someone to wish to purchase something. Could I interest you in something with a little more style to it? Can I interest you in some additional insurance on your life?
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It sets forth the potential uses of a profits interest in structuring executive compensation packages by entrepreneurial ventures, in estate planning to transfer wealth to younger generations, as a bail-out from the double tax regime for potential appreciating property owned by a C corporation and as a restructuring of contingency fees for personal physical injuries.
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nbsp;mode and the issuance of a JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association (JPMorgan) letter of credit (LOC) to support the bonds bearing interest in such long-term interest rate mode.
 
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