Its measures of corruption, for example, inveigle their way into the political debate in many of its client countries.

ECONOMIST: The World Bank

At the other end of the age-scale, he wants to inveigle twice that number of retired people back into teaching by promising that anyone who tutors a child for 500 hours can earn a college scholarship for a grandchild.

ECONOMIST: Lexington

My most enjoyable pairing came on a midweek morning a dozen or so years ago, when I arrived at the pro shop of a local, private country club to see if I could inveigle a round out of the establishment.

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