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In order to gain more support in the election, the councilman privately invited several community leaders to dinner, trying to rope them in.

That large company used high salaries and stock options to rope in young engineers, hoping they would quickly join its R&D team.

When the two departments competed for the project, the managers each talked with team members separately, hoping to rope in more people to stand on their side.

As soon as he joined the company, he often brought coffee to colleagues and helped others work overtime; in fact, he wanted to rope everyone in so that he would get support in the year-end performance review.

The opposition leader gave speeches everywhere, using promises of jobs and welfare to rope in disillusioned young voters.