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Something a little more intriguing is in order, he said.

And they have found an intriguing way to be one.

The game itself was not the most intriguing part of the day.

A few years ago I was one of the intriguing people.

In the past, he might have found their information intriguing.

And a great deal more intriguing than any she'd met before.

In fact their relationship could turn out to be a very intriguing one.

She was the most intriguing individual he had ever met.

But the study, while intriguing, was also small and did not include a control group.

He'd been trying to figure out something in his head, and had become very intriguing.

She's also one of the most intriguing people I've met in a long time.

A more intriguing question is: how good will he become?

I have no idea, but it is an intriguing question.

She would have to find out more about this intriguing woman.

The cases on the television series each week were far more intriguing.

However, at the heart of it was an intriguing father/son relationship.

Finally, is there an intriguing name change in your family history?

Even with short dark hair, it would be an intriguing face.

And that made her all the more intriguing to him.

All three books are intriguing, but one key party has yet to be heard from.

It would be intriguing to me because I like to talk to people.

Was it the same as the Americans, or different in some intriguing way?

The numbers and the action are what make it intriguing.

One intriguing question is just who will be in the audience.

For everyone else, it is more intriguing as a social problem than a movie.