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lure in to
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lure someone or something in to something and lure someone or something in
to entice someone or something into something or a place. The thief tried to lure the tourist into an alley to rob him. Using an old trick, the thief lured in the tourist.
See also: lure


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The man how come with the idea for Rapala lure is Lauri Rapala, he started making the Rapala lure in 1936.
They feel that if they keep a Ribbonfish lure in their handy satchel, they will be able to rig it almost anyway they want, and with its true-to-life, the fisherman thinks he should be able to catch any fish he likes.
You need not hop, pop or play around with the lure in any way.
 
 
 
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