1.   Fatty snacks can soon lose their allure if you have nothing else to eat.

2.   Some go through weeks of eating great quantities of potato chips or ice-cream sandwiches before the forbidden foods lose their allure.

3.   After the first five or six hours, watching a track dry begins to lose its allure.

4.   But not everyone believes that the on-line world the computers can summon is losing its allure.

5.   But the rural life has never lost its allure for his mother.

6.   But with the legal profession losing its allure for so many bright young people, it seems that a tougher job market is not the sole cause.

7.   Easily supported in theory, execution loses its allure up close, where the troubling details of our humanity are more distinct.

8.   In a matter of weeks her purchase had lost its allure, becoming about as exciting to her as a plateful of warmed-over cabbage.

9.   Many of them, particularly Democrats, say the job has lost its allure.

10.   Meanwhile, shopping as recreation has lost its allure.