They kept pulling and pulling and pulling and eventually got some big 3s.
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We really prided ourselves on pulling the gay crowd, pulling a lot of women, pulling a lot of people of different ethnicities, pulling drag queens, and pulling people from a very wide age range.
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"It's about pulling us together, not pulling us apart," he said.
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So, yes, you are pulling back, the consumer statistics are pulling back, and they are pulling back because of the rhetoric and concerns surrounding trade.
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You can be that person pulling together the hospitals, pulling together the business and manufacturing community, pulling together the logistics, warehousing, and food provision communities.
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There are more signs of Europe pulling apart than of it pulling together.
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You better believe it's about America, about pulling us together, not pulling us apart.
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The reality is there are more people pulling against you than pulling for you.
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We're not pulling them up into, at least the top isn't pulling them up.
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It's sick, like pulling off a scab; it's also familiar, like pulling off a scab.
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"The Kurds are actually pulling back substantially from Turkey and Syria's pulling in," he added.
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Much like pulling out eyebrow hair, pulling out your lashes is painful — for a second.
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" Castile responded, "I'm not pulling it out," and Reynolds said, "He's not pulling it out.
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Pulling the plug on its social products in emerging markets essentially means pulling the plug on business growth.
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Moreover, while Trump is pulling out of the Paris climate deal, China is steadily pulling out of coal.
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One is: to the sense you're pulling new money in where are you pulling the new money in from?
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A hanging string, for example, affords pulling; a handle on a door can afford -- sometimes ambiguously -- pushing or pulling.
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"We are pulling away from those with direct conflicts and pulling out a more objective oversight capacity," he said.
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"We were just pulling on the string, and we kept pulling," Whitlock said on this week's "Reliable Sources" podcast.
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Pulling some quotes dramatically out of context or pulling quotes from multiple decades ago and throwing them into the spotlight.
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After pulling a pulling a pile of clothes out of his bag, the agent finds exactly what he's looking for.
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"On one end, you've got white college-educated women pulling hard, pulling back from what we're seeing," Ms. Matthews said.
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Not too much later, Target and Walmart were pulling out or pulling back from Google Express, it was being reported.
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Earth is also pulling on the moon, keeping it in orbit, and the moon is in turn pulling a bit on us, while the Sun is pulling on Earth, keeping us from flinging out into the cosmos.
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But pulling out all the stops for jaw-dropping look doesn't necessarily mean pulling out all the cash in your wallet.
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That went into the edit as well, pulling out certain storylines from the film, pulling out certain answers from the film.
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Fears of advertisers pulling from the social media platform have also heightened, with the likes of Mozilla and Commerzbank pulling ads.
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Whether the victim was pulling away when she was bitten, which way she was pulling, whether the assailant bit straight down.
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But most of the time, it just feels like pulling strings that don't connect to anything else, in the name of pulling strings.
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The online stunt consists of people pulling guns on their friends — and their friends also pulling out guns — without anybody firing off any shots.
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It seems like getting information, key pieces of information out of the Justice Department, is -- I mean, pulling teeth, pulling taffy, whatever you want.
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" When asked if the drone was the only thing pulling the boarder, Bell said, "The ALTA is the only thing pulling the boarder, yes!
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He's a clockmaker zooming in on one tiny gear, pulling out to reveal the whole mechanism, and pulling the clock apart until it explodes.
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There's been something tugging at the Milky Way Galaxy, subtly pulling it one way while the universe's expansion should be pulling it the other.
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Pulling Poland away from the EU reflects the same sentiments that are pulling the U.S. away from its commitments to upholding the international order.
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The backlash from the documentary included radio stations pulling his music from their playlists and even "The Simpsons" pulling an episode featuring Jackson's voice.
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"He might be pulling out, but we're not pulling out, and I'm gonna stand my ground and speak out for what I believe in," Parks said.
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So if an officer thinks that someone is pulling a gun, that justifies use of force even if the person is really pulling out his wallet.
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When I found myself in nature, I remember enjoying pulling the moss off rocks, obsessed with its texture—it was satisfying like pulling out an ingrown hair.
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The House pulled a pair of all-nighters; residents are pulling out of eastern Myanmar; Walter Shaub of the Office of Government Ethics is pulling no punches.
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And that's why I kept pulling at the layers and pulling at the different things to try to get to the core where he and I connected.
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PULLING BACK Global equities scaled a four-month high earlier this week helped by upbeat expectations towards U.S.-China trade talks, before pulling back after Lighthizer spoke.
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Here, too, Tesla has suggested that very little needs to change: you can live in your home without pulling energy from the grid or by pulling minimal energy.
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The game even taps more obscure Mario titles; instead of pulling potatoes out of the ground, you're pulling carrots from the Game Boy game Super Mario Land 2.
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We're told Dre's character in the film is extremely violent -- attacking Michel'le by pulling her hair, punching her in the face and even pulling a gun on her.
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"World wheat values continue to come under pressure and that is pulling the wheat down and thats pulling the corn market down," Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities.
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"World wheat values continue to come under pressure and that is pulling the wheat down and that's pulling the corn market down," Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities.
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In addition to having a strong impulse to pull hair resulting in hair loss, individuals needed to experience tension prior to pulling and "gratification or relief" while pulling.
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"They were moving furniture, they were pulling chairs — chairs that were bolted to the floor — they were pulling them up to try to get the child out," he explained.
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He noted ahead of the House vote that Aetna said this week it was pulling out of the individual market in Virginia for 2018, after pulling out of Iowa.
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Oil pulling—Oil pulling, or swishing an oil around one's teeth for 10-20183 minutes at a time, comes from a time before we had anything resembling modern dentistry.
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Oil pulling—Oil pulling, or swishing an oil around one's teeth for 22014-22015 minutes at a time, comes from a time before we had anything resembling modern dentistry.
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Oil pulling—Oil pulling, or swishing an oil around one's teeth for 10-20 minutes at a time, comes from a time before we had anything resembling modern dentistry.
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" - Allie, 231 "Pulling out during sex = no pregnancy.
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Why Russia is pulling its troops out In March, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced, in a surprise move, that he was pulling the majority of Russian troops out of Syria.
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Videos showed rescuers pulling a young girl underneath the rubble of the Hotel Miami in the province of Manabi, finally pulling her out and taking her away on a stretcher.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It was sort of an urgency in the president&aposs voice that bordered on -- of almost pulling on pulling a muscle trying to pat yourself on the back.
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"This is the important work of coming in later, and looking back, and pulling in people who straddled genres, and pulling in people who weren't just white dudes," he says.
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There are lever-action rifles, where that process happens through pulling a lever on the bottom of the rifle; and pump-action rifles where pulling a pump does the same.
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And right in front, about six feet away from me, there's this human tug-of-war going on where one security guard's pulling him and the other security guard's pulling him.
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I would argue that at the end of the day, we learned early that we're a lot stronger and powerful when we're pulling together, as opposites to pulling against each other.
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" This year, she said, she was "pulling like crazy.
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" His response shocked her and left her "pulling back.
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" He said, "All the security forces are pulling out.
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FOR EXAMPLE, YOU PROBABLY – I'M PULLING THESE FIGURES OUT.
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But some conservatives have suggested pulling the U.S. out of the United Nations' Framework Convention on Climate Change, a much larger agency, which would also have the effect of pulling out of Paris.
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When Irving Lee Pulling II, a high school student in Virginia, killed himself in 1982, his mother, Patricia A. Pulling, blamed the game and formed a group called Bothered About Dungeons and Dragons.
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I was pulling dresses and being like, 'What about this?
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He ended up pulling out two days before the tournament.
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Instead it had become an anchor, pulling Puerto Rico down.
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Surveillance camera footage showed the Altima pulling into the park.
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Beating a boss almost feels like pulling off complex choreography.
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After pulling the car over, an officer suspected drug activity.
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I always felt a bit sheepish pulling out my notebook.
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Semiconductors has been a culprit, pulling down the whole group.
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And the same for the [Republicans] pulling away from Trump.
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Instead of pulling an Apple, Sonos is going full Android.
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He seemed to be flaunting his party's illicit pulling power.
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So why's he at practice pulling this kind of shit?
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Oh, and he started pulling the ball a lot more.
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Swift has been seen pulling faces when Bieber is around.
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BAD TIP #6: Take up oil pulling for whiter teeth.
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We are pulling back the curtain on your failed leadership.
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And it was like pulling a plug in the bathtub.
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Shortly after pulling out, the police caught up to Stephens.
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"I really enjoy the process of pulling," says the stylist.
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I never felt like pulling out my hair using it.
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Viewers couldn't be blamed for pulling away from that story.
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The trick to pulling it off without damaging your strands?
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We're burning through tires; he's hitting apexes and pulling gs.
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Everyone's pulling from the same giant catalog of songs, here.
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Miley Cyrus is known for pulling a few outrageous antics.
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We are pulling back the curtains on really despicable deeds.
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That's where pulling inspiration from classic movies comes in clutch.
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He's pulling no punches when it comes to privacy rights.
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It was always pulling a rabbit out of a hat.
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I soon discovered outweighed the thrill I got from pulling.
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That's one of the things pulling up Series A sizes.
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But it all comes down to who's pulling the strings.
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Now, we're pulling pants styles from the whole damn family.
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"They are pulling out all the marketing stops," she said.
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Pulling out the pink hat from Season 3, episode 13.
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Do you remember Jeff Probst pulling you from the game?
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Even with the encouragement, pulling it off hasn't been easy.
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Housebuilders have also reported pulling back on land purchase plans.
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But the voice kept pulling me out of the performance.
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Meanwhile, the banks will still be pulling in overdraft fees.
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Bayer has never publicly considered pulling Roundup off the market.
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Colbert had a field day pulling apart the president's oxymorons.
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ET Friday due to China pulling back on trade promises.
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"Pulling over" to reset the computer is not an option.
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Showtime is pulling a Netflix with its new comedy, Dice.
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Lifting my shirt and pulling out my breast is constant.
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But Firefox will soon be pulling the plug for you.
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But if they're toxins, how are products pulling them out?
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Zara has really been pulling out all the stops lately.
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He has spoken of pulling out of NAFTA several times.
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Melbourne and Sydney, in particular, are pulling at the seams.
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Ebanks has no regrets about pulling her son from preschool.
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Lewandowski is seen grabbing her arm and pulling her backward.
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"The people pulling together is amazing, 100% amazing," Schexnayder said.
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The wave retreats, pulling the old man out to sea.
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He had this curtain that the kid kept pulling shut.
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They said the crew was grounded for pulling the stunt.
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I was basically just pulling myself up with my arms.
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Oh man, I want to keep pulling at this thread.
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Another factor pulling down many black and Hispanic youth: violence.
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He's even suggested pulling ICE out of the state entirely.
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A third reached into his pocket, pulling out his phone.
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A community pulling together to save our favorite pizza place.
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Already you see European oil companies pulling out of Iran.
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We've got a lot of major components — pulling them together.
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It's basically like pulling the plug without any ethical repercussions.
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It wasn't like I was pulling a scam on people.
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Girls clatter down Old Compton Street, pulling their collars tight.
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The problem is that pulling off a boycott isn't easy.
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There's no simple solution like pulling fear off the shelf.
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And it is also pulling out of neighbouring Baltic states.
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The water took hold, pulling the vehicle into the abyss.
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She was completely nude — and they were pulling into port!
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Big credit to Deddeh for pulling off all those looks.
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He also says he's not pulling strings in that investigation.
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I would be wary of pulling back entirely right away.
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Investors keep pulling money out of Bill Gross' old fund.
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But both sides stopped short of pulling out of negotiations.
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They all accused him of pulling a weapon on people.
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Barkley is reportedly pulling in $31.2 million over 4 years.
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The Devils were coming hard after pulling within a goal.
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The driver continued for a short distance before pulling over.
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Is Torrents Time pulling any dirty tricks on its users?
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We're pulling for an ethereal engagement photo shoot featuring cowboys.
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In other words, Luger was planning on pulling a Brody.
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"It's all about the GMs pulling the trigger on me."
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Candidates are pulling out all the stops to collect data.
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Cramer recommended waiting for a pullback before pulling the trigger.
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There was reason to be wary of pulling both off.
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So, cheers to Angela Magana for pulling off the impossible.
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Wait: Maybe that means the eagle is pulling the strings.
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Abortion is among the top issues pulling voters toward Moore.
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A little pulling apart may inadvertently lead to too much.
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We, and the entire country, are pulling for you, Alex.
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A little pushing and pulling resulted in the kangaroo's freedom.
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Pulling the videos counts as strikes against the Facebook pages.
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"Chris is my rock," said Ms. Grubman, pulling him close.
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Warren isn't the only candidate that is pulling this card.
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Pulling out all the stops for her niece's big day?
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The Port Arthur refinery highlights the cost of pulling back.
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For now, the company is pulling in revenue from sponsorships.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.) — are pulling staff from Capitol Hill.
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So why are tourists pulling out their credit cards less?
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And some insurers are simply pulling out of the system.
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Then, it's a simple matter of pulling up the food.
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The studios are increasingly pulling their licensed shows from Netflix.
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They start pulling from their stockpile once an exhibition nears.
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As Lonnie was pulling off, Naquin was yelling, 'It's yours.
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The timing surprises me but not that they're pulling out.
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And pulling off the singing is icing on the cake.
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The ordeal requires time, potentially pulling people away from work.
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"There's that cachet, now, of pulling out the iPhone X."
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The Nasdaq hurtles 5.8%, pulling out of bear market territory.
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He is not pulling her off the space station anymore.
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Oscar Health isn't pulling back from the Obamacare individual market.
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I start pulling in in terms of my own spending.
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He thinned the existing vineyards, pulling up every other row.
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But the list of schools pulling those honors is growing.
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"Everybody is just pulling together," Huntsville Emergency Medical Services Inc.
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Harris, meanwhile, is pulling up pots with literally zero crab.
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Martin Landau plays the friend who is pulling Zev's strings.
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Booker and Harris responded by pulling out all the stops.
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You feel an invisible hand pulling you back from progress.
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We all knew which lipstick BeBe was pulling right then.
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"It's like pulling the sword from the stone," he joked.
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It's not just the individual Democratic candidates pulling in cash.
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I can't imagine a single other actress pulling it off.
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No more pulling a credit card out of your wallet.
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By pulling out of Syria, Putin avoids these political costs.
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I start pulling at my dick, trying to get hard.
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Leon becomes withdrawn, and starts compulsively pulling out his hair.
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TV Land ended up pulling scheduled reruns of the show.
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Pulling the bill was the smart choice at the time.
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This isn't just about pulling Salesforce data into this record.
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Marketplace delivery is actually pulling business out of grocery stores.
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Now rising rates are pulling other key borrowing costs higher.
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We are not pulling money out of our investment accounts.
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"So did I," the woman said, pulling out her earbuds.
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They just kept raiding, pulling out books and academic works.
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Let's keep pulling, hard, despite the shift in the wind.
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We work … a lot of people are pulling on us.
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Arnold was bragging in the gym ... Joseph's pulling straight A's.
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It just always felt like you were pulling somebody along.
|
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But the forces pulling that alliance apart were evident everywhere.
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I'm not the only one pulling back from social media.
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I sometimes dream about looking through curtains and pulling curtains.
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She also said she's pulling their duet from streaming services.
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Aid organizations have started pulling out volunteers after being harassed.
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"I have this one," he said, pulling out a title.
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And one by one, we started pulling out the documents.
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We're being led by these two sides pulling us around.
|
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Meanwhile, he's pulling the 2020 field closer to his views.
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KELLY EVANS: So who are you pulling for this year?
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" Pulling her off the stage with him, Day said, "O.
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We don't need a master puppeteer pulling the media's strings.
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Fleets of wailing ambulances were pulling up to the scene.
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Suppose I have a truck that's pulling some other truck.
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America will start pulling its 14,000 troops out of Afghanistan.
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Now he's in another housing unit, pulling the same stunts.
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We are always pulling it back 10 or 15 percent.
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Footage showed officers, guns drawn, pulling bystanders off Mr. Khan.
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Right now, the ambulance was pulling into the loading dock.
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Jos Van Emden and Koen Bouwman were pulling so hard.
|
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President Trump is considering pulling his nomination of former Rep.
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What's the secret to pulling off such a demanding schedule?
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Facebook is pulling out of SXSW due to coronavirus fears.
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By 1993, Cirque was pulling in $30 million each year.
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They then create an "earthquake" by pushing and pulling handles.
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He's like pushing and pulling in a really interesting way.
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Once we started pulling it off, everybody jumped on board.
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"This is really pulling back the curtain of our company."
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Someone who takes pleasure in pulling wings off of flies?
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We are pulling the content and halting any further rollout.
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Other private equity firms, however, are pulling back from China.
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Several friends spoke of his pulling a gun during fights.
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"I was so pulling for him," she said of Lawson.
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The stock was pulling back about 8% in premarket trading.
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There was another crucial step in pulling off this illusion.
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Thriving and stagnant places are pulling apart from each other.
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Everyone pulling their weight and are stand up human beings.
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Many entrenched rulers have a simple response: pulling the plug.
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GIPHY responded by briefly pulling the character off its platform.
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"I was probably pulling in $100,000 a year," he said.
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It will literally start pulling apart, and you get openings.
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" Adversaries are experts at "pulling at the heartstrings of people.
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All the people who quit dreaming are pulling against you.
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"I don't sense guys falling apart, pulling apart," Casey said.
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Are there any penalties for pulling my money out early?
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Yet ESPN seems uninterested in pulling back from political conversations.
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I don't view that as Dad pulling away from me.
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The head is tipping forward, the arms are pulling back.
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For some, it means pulling together pieces from multiple sources.
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Pulling into Brooklyn Bridge Park, the car drew a crowd.
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So you're definitely not Dean Blunt pulling an elaborate joke?
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Our writers aren't sort of pulling issues from the headlines.
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"I'm always rooting around and pulling things out," Matilda says.
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How effective is the outfit when it comes to pulling?
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Who is Donald Trump pulling for in Super Bowl 50?
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Pulling it off isn't going to be easy, of course.
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I begin pulling at my fingernails on the drive back.
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Parents prank their kids by pulling the plug on Fortnite.
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We are pulling the content and halting any further rollout.
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What causes attention, and pulling in is negative emotions essentially.
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It's hard to imagine a small startup pulling this off.
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They've called for pulling troops out of Afghanistan and Syria.
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Laundry, pulling weeds, doing his homework, staying away from drugs.
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Indianapolis ran inside zone, outside zone, split zone, iso lead, power (sometimes with a pulling guard, sometimes a pulling tackle), counter, trap/wham and a few pin-and-pull schemes — almost all before halftime.
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Why pulling out of Paris Accord damages America's economic future Pulling out of the Paris agreement on climate change will become one of the greatest economic blunders by a U.S. president in our lifetimes.
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But they are saying, look, Trump is now threatening national security by talking about pulling Brennan&aposs clearances, by talking about pulling Susan Rice&aposs clearances because they won&apost be able to talk.
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As a final step, scientists reintroduced the string-pulling bees back into regular colonies, where the knowledge that pulling a string could equal food eventually propagated among the majority of the colony's worker bees.
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I am careful not to be the effusive dad in the stands yelling to his 5-year-old that he is pulling off the fastball, even if he actually is pulling off the fastball.
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But when it comes to paying for stuff up front, the way things stand now, there isn't much of a difference between pulling out your phone and pulling out your credit card or crisp $20.
|
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Video from a witness on the ground shows the plane at one point pulling up for a loop, putting the aircraft upside-down and then pulling back up just feet above a body of water.
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Where in the hell did they get these dragon pulling chains?
|
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Urbanists and climate hawks should be pulling in the same direction.
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Mrs May is pulling out all the stops to persuade them.
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Also, we're pulling something from our provenance, our heritage — reinventing something.
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Kihn says it comes down to pulling three main areas together.
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"You know," he said, pulling Johnson in close to his side.
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Rescuers were still pulling bodies from the charred ruins of buildings.
|
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Once more measured in her rhetoric, Ginsburg is pulling no punches.
|
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Troops and other forces will begin pulling out of the country.
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After pulling away, he noticed a hole about four feet wide.
|
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A White House official admitted to pulling the lines from Exxon.
|
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Seoul Secret has since responded, pulling the ad and claiming innocence.
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Always pulling crazy clubhouse tricks, chopping it up with the boys.
|
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But those mysteries and little discoveries keep pulling you back in.
|
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"He's incredibly good at pulling people into his reality," Nordell says.
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"These guys are pulling a lot of the weight!" she said.
|
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It very much was, pulling sharply for the now President-elect.
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Gloria Vanderbilt is pulling back the curtain on her remarkable life.
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Let them have an amazing time pulling or drinking or fighting.
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What about the gravitational force pulling the ball down the incline?
|
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With the news of Nike pulling the shoes, prices shot up.
|
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Witnesses told reporters Samson said nothing before allegedly pulling the trigger.
|
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Gonzaga didn't waste time pulling away by scoring 17 consecutive points.
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For us, one quick fix is pulling back on food spending.
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While America gets closer to Russia, France is pulling further away.
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Here's where net neutrality advocates will start pulling their hair out.
|
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Schumer's secret to pulling off so many looks in one day?
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"They are still pulling people from under the rubble," Hourani said.
|
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Guzman saw it on surveillance video, pulling up to the club.
|
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The Astros trailed 20153-1 before pulling even in the eighth.
|
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A decade later, Microsoft's finally pulling the plug on support tomorrow.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Pepsi ended up pulling the ad within 48 hours.
|
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Jenni "JWoww" Farley's estranged husband is pulling out all the stops.
|
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And Apple does not look like pulling back from the country.
|
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When things are tough or upsetting, it's about pulling her close.
|
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Apple is finally pulling the curtains on its original TV shows.
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Here's Leo, pulling his instant classic: via GIPHY Nice one, Leo.
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Some bystanders attempted to intervene, pulling others off the malfunctioning escalator.
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A lot of these countries haven&apost been pulling their weight.
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I don&apost risk my life pulling kids from flooded caves.
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Qasemi also warned about possibility of pulling out of the deal.
|
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I filtered through each candidate's account, pulling out certain policy keywords.
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Temporarily pulling episodes in the wake of tragedies is general practice.
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"There's a line," I said, pulling my bathing suit back on.
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But it seems like they're pulling from all over the place.
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I think at one point they were pulling from a store.
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It declined to comment on the financial impact of pulling out.
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Rescuers could be seen in boats pulling pets from flooded homes.
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Police wanted him for pulling a knife and stealing some jewelry.
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"You're not pulling a number out of thin air," he said.
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Pulling out of a single conference is relatively easy virtue-signaling.
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Larson posted a collage of herself pulling weird faces to Instagram.
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Pulling a Julie & Julia with Cravings is a downright inspired idea.
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"We were so, so close to pulling this off," McEnroe said.
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"They're pulling all of their levers and they're getting that done."
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American Horror Story is known for pulling feints with its themes.
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His son was pulling back, doing his little slow-walk routine.
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Rather than pulling up Netflix, she gave her godfather a pedicure.
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Like two people coming together or one person possibly pulling away.
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Pulling off both of those objectives is a huge policy hurdle.
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That hasn't kept him from pulling a series of primary challengers.
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They're pulling together dossiers on people and circulating them among press.
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Pulling off remote code execution, however, might just get you paid.
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Pulling a page from Ronald Reagan -- who announced that Pennsylvania Sen.
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Check. Pulling off all-black everything in the dead of summer?
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People on the team know who is not pulling their weight.
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You can't be pulling over for every carcass you see, right?
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But that hasn't stopped Mancia from pulling off sick skateboarding tricks.
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Optimists talk of the OECD pulling together a deal by 2020.
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Big investment banks have long been pulling away from the pack.
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Maybe it means pulling my friends out to some new brewery.
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"You'll feel like such a stud pulling these off," she says.
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McCutcheon praised a "good Samaritan" for pulling people out of cars.
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We're told she freaked out and screamed "NO!!!" before pulling away.
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By effectively pulling the plug now, the discussion does not arise.
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"I didn't feel like pulling him," Coyotes coach Rick Tocchet said.
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The voting members aren't shadowy figures pulling strings behind a curtain.
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Yet pulling the plug on social media isn't exactly an option.
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That doesn't mean that Hangzhou isn't pulling off a successful event.
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I'm still embracing him with my legs, pulling him to me.
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This weekend, Venus will square with Mars, pulling you opposing directions.
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Great job at pulling off an artistic and safe senior prank!
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What kind of resources were involved in actually pulling that off?
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This black hole is pulling in matter from a nearby star.
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The girl was pinching her and pulling her hair, Morgan said.
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Everyone is having a good time, everyone is pulling for Tiger.
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Those closest to him are also pulling him in different directions.
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Go deeper: How China is pulling ahead on AI and biotech
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And America's closest allies are desperately pulling him in opposite directions.
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Kickstarter is pulling back the curtain on its app development process.
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Amazon is probably done pulling out the checkbook for a while.
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Journalists say it&aposs like pulling teeth to get these admissions.
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Venezuela Venezuela is pulling out of the Organization of American States.
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Pulling no punches: Trump called Comey a "grandstander" and a "showboat."
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But somehow pulling the impulse-buy shopping trigger felt strangely right.
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In California, immigrants are pulling out of medical appointments en masse.
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The less pulling, the less breakage, and the healthier the hair.
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So, what's the key to pulling off all things intentionally oversized?
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The city of Juneau, Alaska, is pulling a wild card move.
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He's said he would consider pulling US troops from South Korea.
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Several major retailers seem to be pulling back from the brink.
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So I was pulling my sleeve down trying to hide it.
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Lara responds by pulling out a thick stack of $100 bills.
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But there's a difference between carrying torches and pulling a trigger.
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But the way I see it is, Dave's pulling the strings.
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"So these are things that are pulling at me," he said.
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This chart shows that what some trackers are pulling from users.
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Would he have been so cavalier about pulling back the curtain?
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"Pulling up in the driveway, that part is true," Givens said.
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And I thought, they're pulling my leg or something, you know?
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But the actor-comedian wasn't always pulling down such big roles.
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The sludge around him began to shift, and Iggy kept pulling.
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Later, communication planet Mercury meets Neptune, pulling messages from the ether.
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Judging from the video, Wahler was pulling for a little boy.
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He grabbed me by the collar and started pulling my hair.
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He told police he disemboweled Nemeth by pulling her intestines out.
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L) is pulling out of buying smaller rival Intu Properties (INTUP.
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IS THAT BECAUSE CENTRAL BANKS ARE PULLING BACK AT THIS POINT.
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In other states, insurers are already pulling out of the market.
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"Look," he said, under his breath, delicately pulling out five CDs.
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But pulling out that gun was one of his first instincts.
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We keep pulling that string to see where that takes us.
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After that, the pilot tried pulling back hard on the controls.
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Babinec said he is pulling support from Democrats, Republicans and independents.
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NBCUniversal is pulling "The Office" in 2021 for its own service.
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We need to start pulling up fortified walls to protect people.
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The defense has Brian Orakpo and Derrick Morgan pulling their weight.
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Nurses tried pulling his clothes off, but it hurt his back.
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While Kelly may be pulling some strings, Trump is no puppet.
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My arms keep pulling, through the heavy water, through the air.
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Mainland investors are also pulling money away from Hong Kong stocks.
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Why wasn't the man next to him pulling him to safety?
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What I mean is, how could pulling that lever feel perfect?
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Barcelona, with Messi pulling the strings from midfield, took full advantage.
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Smith then homered, too, pulling a 3-2 slider to left.
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Both groups began pulling those ads off the air late Wednesday.
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Price asked Searcey to stop pulling him over; it was embarrassing.
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They didn't think there was any possibility of pulling this off.
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Retrieving your phone is as easy as pulling on a strap.
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Affluent places are now pulling away from poorer ones (see article).
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"It's not very refined," Pankow said, as Winnie continued pulling petals.
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People say it felt like pulling teeth, but no, it wasn't.
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"Watch out for employees pushing or pulling things bigger than you."
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But, thanks to the British, it was now pulling itself apart.
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"I don't see any practical value in pulling out," Kimball said.
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Rising demand for autos is pulling spending away from discretionary items.
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Every time he did, I said no and kept pulling back.
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"You learned something about pulling the cape of Superman," Jackson said.
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Confidence will be dead and the Iranians risk pulling out themselves.
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She approached it and started pulling down raspberries and eating them.
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Instead of folding, Colorado is overcoming mistakes and pulling out victories.
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He was pulling starfish large and small out of their bellies.
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The sled-pulling dogs are currently free to do other things
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"Remember where we left her?" she asked gently, pulling him close.
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On Thursday, the Dow opened lower, pulling further away from 20,000.
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"Next thing I know, he's pulling out a gun," Nui said.
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AI, Gong, Voicera, VoiceOps, and I'm pulling from a long list.
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Digging further into the data, the report shows consumers pulling back.
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He made a big show of pulling out of the TPP.
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Just last week, the President called for pulling out of Syria.
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"We are not pulling the wool over anybody's eyes," he said.
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"Like I'm just pulling the drawbridge up behind me," she says.
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Context: Pulling the videos counts as strikes against the Facebook pages.
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Steelers fans should be pulling for Villanueva to win the job.
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READ more: Democrats are pulling in boatloads of small-dollar donations.
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"I brought something," I say, pulling the bottle from the sack.
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Amber Rose certainly isn't pulling any punches in her latest interview.
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But family considerations could prevent him from ultimately pulling the trigger.
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This probably means pulling your bottoms down past the splash zone.
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Yesterday, Evidence Action announced that it was pulling the plug altogether.
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The feasibility of pulling that off is a story unto itself.
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Nipsey Hussle pulling his pants up ready to jump in pic.twitter.
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Which gives an early indication of the pulling power of GDPR.
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The system intervenes, pulling the car back into the lane automatically.
|
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Trump is considering pulling the U.S. out of the global agreement.
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Pulling out would threaten more than just a productive trade relationship.
|
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Nihei recalled a horse pulling a wooden cart loaded with luggage.
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Pass legislation preventing Mr. Trump from unilaterally pulling out of NATO.
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It signaled that it had no intention of pulling the nomination.
|
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In the art world, pulling a Garbo may be especially risky.
|
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But pulling out of the pact could have unintended economic consequences.
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Roberts invited scrutiny in Game 2 after pulling Hill so early.
|
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Do kids try to test you by pulling on your beard?
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I can feel, also, him not pulling back, but leaning in.
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Teacher Salma Ahmad demonstrates one possible response to the hijab pulling.
|
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So it's not worth pulling out Champagne bottles for productivity yet.
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Massive props (theater pun!) to everyone backstage pulling off this magic.
|
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TMZ posted video, allegedly of Hicks pulling one of the robberies.
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Under pressure from Matra's shareholders, he announced he was pulling out.
|
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Often they feel as if other filmmakers are doing the pulling.
|
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Meanwhile, the Catholic Church has been pulling out all the stops.
|
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"I just kept pulling over to see the story," she said.
|
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And almost every year they say they're pulling out their troops.
|
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US can only blame itself for pulling out & leaving the table.
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Parents began pulling children out of school before they were closed.
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Pulling the plug on Facebook is a hassle, but not impossible.
|
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But the real problem was, simply, pulling myself up the ladder.
|
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After pulling a brake, the saboteur would flee onto the tracks.
|
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So instead of pulling over and calling 911, I moved on.
|
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It's like somebody — they're fighting you, biting you, pulling you under.
|
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Mascherano is caught pulling down a player and Cakir acts immediately.
|
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But Sanders has not given up hope of pulling a surprise.
|
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Name Withheld Communication between ex-spouses can be like pulling teeth.
|
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Investors continued to shun European equities, however, pulling out $400 million.
|
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She's not pulling punches here, so Kevin might not wanna listen.
|
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Pulling up to the island, we navigated around rotten dock supports.
|
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It also has me pulling a wagon filled with African art.
|
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Points to Tunisia for pulling back a goal at 2-0.
|
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The dissonant economic cues are pulling some employers in different directions.
|
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Bookshop is about pulling back from the disruptive influence of Amazon.
|
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There was a serious case to be made for pulling out.
|
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They arrived at the gate to see the plane pulling away.
|
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The beaten cur gets his mojo back by pulling the trigger.
|
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I lay down for a bit before pulling out my laptop.
|
|
Driving the news: Two recent proposals are pulling in opposite directions.
|
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Pulling your partner towards some beautiful attraction is no longer original.
|
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The rally lost some steam on Friday, pulling the S.&P.
|
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In Week 1, dropped passes prevented USC from pulling away early.
|
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He put it on, pulling the brim down below his eyes.
|
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Houthi forces are also pulling out of Saleef and Ras Isa.
|
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Pulling in a state attorney general prevents Trump from pardoning Manafort.
|
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His mother is pulling for him to attend Harvard or Stanford.
|
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There's a theme hidden in the above that's worth pulling out.
|
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The Montana education system was designed for fairness and pulling together.
|
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She wrote for New York and Dance magazines, pulling no punches.
|
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Instead of dragging Europe in he should be pulling America out.
|
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I ended up pulling my comforter on top of the Napper.
|
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But they started another virus — companies pulling out one by one.
|
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"I can't lose you," she said, pulling me into the group.
|
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The unit did not specify a reason for pulling the IPO.
|
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He retrieved it by pulling on a snippet of nylon filament.
|
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Models have to sit through the hair pulling with no complaints.
|
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I have no intention of pulling back any of that coverage.
|
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By pulling from one extreme, Act Up shifted broad public opinion.
|
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"Let's write something," Jess suggested, pulling out the journal we shared.
|
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Investors turned on technology stocks, pulling $700 million from the sector.
|
|
Miami came back again, pulling within 7-3 in the seventh.
|
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"Show me your hands," Frysinger yelled, pulling her from the car.
|
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Even with delays, we ended up pulling into Vancouver on time.
|
|
But when properly primed, pulling the trigger delivers another pleasant surprise.
|
|
Every time we seemed to make ground, Jordan kept pulling ahead.
|
|
However, Edmonton, despite pulling Smith, couldn't manage another shot after that.
|
|
While inside, a car is captured pulling up alongside Yantko's vehicle.
|
|
JPMorgan and HSBC are sending representatives, despite their CEOs pulling out.
|
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The batches I've been pulling from the oven recently are spectacular.
|
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Instead he ended up pulling his shorts all the way down.
|
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In some cases, like Brazil, investors are now pulling cash out.
|
|
So if you're standing on Earth, gravity is pulling you down.
|
|
"The moon is pulling different elements of my sign," he said.
|
|
"Paradise is gone," Mr. Stewart, 66, said, pulling on a cigarette.
|
|
He made about a quarter of a lap before pulling aside.
|
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I'm in favor of dismantling and the pulling back of veils.
|
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COB: That first day I'd been pulling for about two hours.
|
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The Mets were now pulling away with 15 games to go.
|
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Well, what I'm doing is I'm pulling out all the stops.
|
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Or somebody in the original sponsor's organization was pulling the strings.
|
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It glides very easy and smooth over hair with no pulling.
|
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Every man pulling his weight in equal measure isn't exactly sexy.
|
|
It's not something I'm pulling off the shelf all the time.
|
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We're pulling out of all these trade agreements, the immigration ban.
|
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Today, there are people who may be pulling 2 percent. Sen.
|
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The only way you can avoid this is pulling them out.
|
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Pulling a phone out of the Cardboard holder is too cumbersome.
|
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Windows line three sides, pulling light into the studio all day.
|
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When they see a plug in a socket, they start pulling.
|
|
There are no cops pulling people over for broken tail-lights.
|
|
Basically, "the composition of the jobs in this region are pulling up the income and there's not a lot of massively declining job categories in the region that are pulling down incomes as well," Trekson says.
|
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It's a hand pulling backward on the surface of my brain, like a magician pulling away a cloth napkin to reveal nothing underneath, except the napkin won't budge and the magician is left to pull and pull.
|
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"In my opinion, they're pulling the wool over our eyes," he said.
|
|
The writers weren't just pulling it out of thin air — not entirely.
|
|
Oh, and Slack is pulling off its direct listing on June 20th.
|
|
It was like someone pulling out a violin at the dinner table.
|
|
"It's kind of like pulling the emergency brake on ovulation," says Gupta.
|
|
This mean, grouchy, evil stuff u pulling these days are NOT cool.
|
|
Segments of the economy not impacted by the storms are pulling ahead.
|
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The goal is to create a smooth finish before pulling hair back.
|
|
Video footage shows the gorilla pulling the little boy around the enclosure.
|
|
" BeenVerified: "At this time, we're pulling our advertisements on The O'Reilly Factor.
|
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And let's face it, that ominous tagline isn't pulling any pistons: Gulp.
|
|
There were pulling two men with their shirts pulled over their faces.
|
|
Creating and pulling off a grownup-looking apartment isn't easy — or cheap.
|
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At long last, the Sombra hype train is pulling into the station.
|
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However, some alternative cleaning techniques, such as oil pulling, are useful additions.
|
|
Rouhani claimed Iran was not technically pulling out of the nuclear pact.
|
|
Pulling one of those things out, you wonder: Can I eat it?
|
|
But instead of putting pieces together, this robot is pulling pieces apart.
|
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Instead, he's pulling live, massive snakes out of the bottom of cars.
|
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He's built a name for himself by pulling off what seemed impossible.
|
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And T-Mobile had been pulling this grift for over a decade.
|
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"I cannot thank them enough for pulling it all together," says Kristin.
|
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A tugboat is working on pulling the vessel away from the pier.
|
|
Twenge is not advocating for pulling the plug on connected teens altogether.
|
|
For once, SpaceX is just pulling off a regular old rocket launch.
|
|
The stock surged nearly 2125.3% to $282.2 a share before pulling back.
|
|
Sanders is not pulling the bulk of his support from that majority.
|
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Lions dined on railway workers, pulling men from their tents at night.
|
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This doesn't help when life is pulling us in a dozen directions.
|
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As the one pulling their strings, it's up to you to prioritize.
|
|
What's more, the show feels as if it's abruptly pulling its punches.
|
|
For those who were really pulling for Hiddleswift, this is a bummer.
|
|
Democrats are holding off on pulling the trigger — at least for now.
|
|
"The next thing I know he's pulling out a gun," she said.
|
|
But nobody knew what protein was pulling the pin out of Nerf.
|
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GUTFELD: But there&aposs no hair pulling because you have Louie Gohmert.
|
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Sly Stone pulling out a little anvil case, dressed in Army fatigues.
|
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Tami Roman is pulling back the curtain on her life once again.
|
|
He was pulling his 3-year-old son Bennett in a trailer.
|
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Lucious pretends to be excited, pulling her in for a deep hug.
|
|
Trump would resort to biting, hair pulling, kicks to the balls, etc.
|
|
There are other reports that Conor's pulling in closer to $100 mil.
|
|
"Sometimes maybe it appears I am pulling it all together," she said.
|
|
I couldn't tell, it seemed like they were pulling from a store.
|
|
Pulling out a loose tooth can make even the bravest kid cringe.
|
|
As for how exactly Sýkora's team is pulling it off, it's unclear.
|
|
I'm still pulling for U2, but I understand the criticism of them.
|
|
The Espys gifting suite is pulling a Winfrey ... YOU GET A CAR!!!
|
|
Different regions of the EU, however, have been pulling in opposite directions.
|
|
European shares rallied 21.15840 percent, pulling away from Monday's 0.83-month lows.
|
|
She'd kept the note, she said, pulling a slip from her wallet.
|
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The bank performed some tests on the machine's functionality before pulling it.
|
|
We're getting a good bout of pulling people back into the workforce.
|
|
Keith Schiller, Trump's bodyguard and confidant, is pulling in $15,000 a month.
|
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Lava covers a road, pulling down a transportation sign and electricity wires.
|
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The gear remotes for focus pulling, there were a lot of issues.
|
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We're all thinking of you Randy and are pulling for you champ.
|
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He is pulling it all off with a significant degree of difficulty.
|
|
Shania Twain is pulling back the curtain on her acclaimed Now Tour.
|
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He was also extremely aggressive, often hitting, pulling hair, or hurting himself.
|
|
The number of companies pulling ads from O'Reilly's show continues to grow.
|
|
He decided to go and ended up pulling off a daring rescue.
|
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But if you're not ultra famous, best of luck pulling it off.
|
|
Pulling samples from pop tunes and laying them over ultra hard breaks?
|
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The Trump administration has since said it was pulling back that plan.
|
|
Why Is No One Talking About Reba McEntire Pulling A Natalie Portman?
|
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What they were doing was just essentially pushing buttons and pulling levers.
|
|
Halloween, especially in the opening scene, pulling the horror out from suburbia.
|
|
CCS could also prove useful for pulling CO2 out of the atmosphere.
|
|
"We literally had cars pulling up to the trauma center," she says.
|
|
So start packing up those swimsuits and pulling out your sweaters, friends.
|
|
It's not pulling any punches when it comes to taking Telstra's share.
|
|
No joke, 8 hours later, the truck was pulling into her driveway.
|
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Yet, the majority of the Pearsons are retroactively pulling a similar stunt.
|
|
Taylor Swift is pulling out all the stops on her latest tour!
|
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It's too bad, because she is more than pulling off the look.
|
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He hugged and kissed her after pulling the trigger, the report states.
|
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The trick to pulling off this tomboyish trend: wear it in moderation.
|
|
This represents Frank pulling himself out of the vacuum of his interiority.
|
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"This is the face of true love," she says, pulling the trigger.
|
|
Grey's Anatomy is pulling out all the stops for its 14th season.
|
|
"The key to pulling off slouchy style is... "Keeping your layers loose.
|
|
"When brands refer to pulling out toxins, they're being misleading," says Wilson.
|
|
The digital drop is only the beginning of pulling a Beyoncé, though.
|
|
Now, check out the response to Trump pulling up north grand summit.
|
|
Dro hasn't been pulling wool over Molly's eyes about his open marriage.
|
|
Thanks for pulling us out of the baby-fingered phone ghetto Apple.
|
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Tony Evers from pulling Wisconsin out of multistate lawsuits without legislators' permission.
|
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So, kudos to the President for pulling off foreign policy like that.
|
|
"Pulling it all together was a challenge," said director Rita Coburn Whack.
|
|
Yet the new group has a chance of pulling off something spectacular.
|
|
Which watches are best at keeping me from pulling out my phone?
|
|
Armies of concerned folks banded together to begin pulling down sensitive data.
|
|
Tensions with Iran are pulling America's attention back to the Middle East.
|
|
A string of athletes have also expressed concern, with some pulling out.
|
|
Tori Spelling's 9-month-old son Beau Dean is pulling double duty.
|
|
But most stopped short of actually pulling their endorsements of his candidacy.
|
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"The air pulling past your body has a cooling sensation," Kolich said.
|
|
We're pulling together memos, briefings, travel, and all sorts of logistics documents.
|
|
As people age, those dendrites retract, pulling back and reducing in number.
|
|
Pulling your report will not have a negative impact on your score.
|
|
A week ago, energy firms were pulling 3.5 bcfd from offshore wells.
|
|
When making my work I am pulling from my own material scrap.
|
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Audio recording is accomplished by pulling tape past a stationary recording head.
|
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Magic Leap has been slowly pulling back the veil on its headset.
|
|
The app is currently pulling from a default list for all users.
|
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The label is meant to demonetize individuals, corporations, pulling back, and associations.
|
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Perriello is even pulling support from popular, national progressive figures like Sen.
|
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Ruby pulling the trigger and Oswald — eyes closed, mouth open — being shot.
|
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Pulling this money out really just says screw you to New York.
|
|
Leda, digging through files in a church basement, pulling up records of
|
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Mockingbird, it's only possible to speculate as to who is pulling the
|
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Imagine you're a human rights activist, pulling up to a border crossing.
|
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Cellphone data showed Cook sent a text while pulling in, Daugherty added.
|
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At its peak, the network was pulling down data at 528 Mbps.
|
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And he's not the only one pulling double duty at the festival.
|
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Pulling only his Facebook use as inspiration, other drawings were less astute.
|
|
I frantically start pulling on the door handle, but it won't budge.
|
|
But Castro is out to change that — and he's not pulling punches.
|
|
Trump's side claims pulling out of the contract caused them financial damages.
|
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Those are the moments that keep me from pulling my hair out.
|
|
Pulling out of the agreement was a major campaign promise for Trump.
|
|
Dave has a vineyard, Colbert notes, pulling out a bottle of red.
|
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"Sometimes maybe it appears I am pulling it all together," she says.
|
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Dashboard camera footage from Yanez's vehicle showed him pulling out his gun.
|
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He was put on a feeding tube, which he kept pulling out.
|
|
"Pokémon Detective Pikachu" won the weekend in China, pulling in $41 million.
|
|
"It is the same people who are pulling the triggers," he said.
|
|
Now, the tide is pulling back even before he steps into office.
|
|
Mike is actually happy after pulling off his heist against the Salamancas.
|
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"You've got to see this," Ibrahim told him, pulling up the video.
|
|
It also noted it didn't think companies were pulling their advertising permanently.
|
|
She gets top marks for pulling a fast one on us all.
|
|
The president's still holding out the option of pulling out of it.
|
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Mr Xi need not worry about his own social-media pulling power.
|
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Nivea ended up pulling the ad, and released this apology to Refinery29.
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It took years of him pulling me back into his loving arms.
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Go deeper: Why Trump is pulling out of the Paris climate deal
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However, with its good functionality you're also pulling a package's security flaws.
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Timing likely played a role in Lester successfully pulling off this stream.
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How much earlier on in the process are investors pulling the plug?
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They won't know that I'm the one that's pulling all the strings.
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Index inclusion is pulling global investors into the onshore fixed income market.
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Pulling the move in '92, even in practice, earned Bonaly a scolding.
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Warren in the first debate made a point of pulling Sanders close.
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Oil futures dipped on the EIA report, pulling back from earlier gains.
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Bannon was a tool for Trump, not the person pulling the strings.
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It's a much better experience overall for pulling off special moves vs.
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Pulling off these softer silhouettes today requires a similar gutsiness, says Nicholson.
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The first is that Russia is not pulling out its forces completely.
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He's having none of it and says he's not pulling his money.
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So Al Gore whips into action—by pulling out his cell phone.
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Pulling out of Paris will also give the president a political boost.
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Mr Kerry's capacity for pulling rabbits from hats should not be underestimated.
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Still, there doesn't seem to be any harm in oil pulling either.
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I think there is a roadmap to pulling out of the nosedive.
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Malani suggests pulling your report for free once a year at AnnualCreditReport.com.
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Still, I've never quite managed to trick myself into pulling the trigger.
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In terms of their behavior, when being handled, ridden, pulling sleighs, etc.
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And oh are people pulling crazy things from satellite images these days.
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When we were pulling out is when we saw the first responders.
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It is no wonder, then, that consumption is not pulling its weight.
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Thomas was celebrated not for his judicial philosophy, but for pulling himself
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He's pulling out all of the stops with double pours, fruit juggling.
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That's why a complete arm workout encompasses both pulling and pushing exercises.
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Kuznetsov tallied 5:38 into the second period, pulling the Capitals even.
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Pulling the episode "feels clearly the only choice to make," Brooks said.
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His old friends from his hometown in Tennessee were pulling for him.
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It's not like we're just pulling this stuff out of a hat.
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One website estimates that the album is pulling in $3m a day.
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There's nothing more frustrating than someone pulling out their phone mid-conversation.
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Retailers like Walmart, Walgreens and Kroger are pulling the products from shelves.
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The allegations led to Jackson pulling his name from consideration on Thursday.
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If you are pulling in $0003,2000, for instance, that is just $250,2000.
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Pulling the trigger this week, or soon afterwards, would hardly change that.
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The company declined to comment on the reason for pulling the offering.
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His strategy hinged on pulling voters, particularly minority voters, from Clinton's camp.
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First, he showed bunt before pulling back the bat to swing away.
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Pulling money from your retirement accounts is trickier than you might expect.
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One local home improvement business said it was pulling its ads indefinitely.
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It's a bait-and-switch they've been pulling since the Reagan years.
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He tried pulling on my door, but I had already locked it.
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Halvorson nonetheless faces long odds for pulling an upset on Tuesday night.
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Doug Ducey (R) — for pulling a sneaker featuring a Betsy Ross flag.
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Katie, we're all pulling for you and praying for your swift recovery.
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By getting in bed, pulling up the covers, and closing his eyes.
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Pulling up to the theater, she hopped out of the bus first.
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This spring Aetna said it was pulling out of Virginia and Iowa.
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" "Most of my discomfort was expressed in me pulling away and mumbling.
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Aviva has been pulling out of some international markets in recent years.
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Bloomberg announced Friday it is pulling the plug on its annual soiree.
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After pulling them from the foil, I noticed they held together well.
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"Nobody is pulling the strings for these kids," Kasky told the newspaper.
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Pulling to refresh brings in tweets in the usual reverse-chronological order.
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But analysts fault her for pulling her punches and making slow progress.
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Aguerreberry was pulling his 3-year-old son Bennett in a trailer.
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Airlines were particularly hard-hit, pulling a transport sub-index down 2.72%.
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Instead I scanned my refrigerator, and I started pulling things out. Kale.
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Pulling oil from the tar sands of Canada is an ugly business.
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They started pulling people from my neighbor's company to work for Microsoft.
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Stormy Daniels and her husband are pulling the plug on their marriage.
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She got needle-stuck once when she was pulling off a pillowcase.
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Two days after pulling off a surprise primary win over longtime Rep.
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We don't need the great ratings this show is still pulling in!
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But, getting knocked up wasn't pulling her away from her S.I. duties.
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Pulling off a triple play is a fairly rare occurence in baseball.
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Pulling an archived version of the Freshjive blog post confirmed my suspicions.
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If she's still pulling for Jussie, Tina didn't let on with us.
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I find it, I'm always pushing and pulling in between the groups.
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For all that, you'd have to put money on TNA pulling through.
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All of them alternated between pulling wheelies and riding two wheels down.
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There were no arms around my torso, pulling me close, enveloping me.
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Pulling yourself up with 3 big plates attached to your waist ... amazing.
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The pace of his poems is stately, always pulling the reader along.
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By the end of the school year, my hair pulling had stopped.
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I'm even thinking about pulling my vintage Levi's out of the closet.
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I can't understand why Warner [the game's publisher] is pulling this game.
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The two most recent surveys showed the "Yes" side pulling further ahead.
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Pulling the plug on USA Hockey is the humane thing to do.
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Were you worried about pulling off the latter when going into filming?
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Macaw works by first pulling in a list of people you follow.
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The big news: Trump is pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Encouraging customers to pay full price after pulling back from discount retailers.
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In Michigan's Eighth, Republicans have even considered pulling resources from Mike Bishop.
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As we entered the third rest stop, another procession was pulling away.
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The pilot includes hair pulling, but no one falls into a pool.
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Then, in mock shock, he starts pulling out blank pieces of paper.
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We've been pulling data for the LAPD for the last couple years.
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How can pulling together thinking about this help innovators of the future?
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There isn't one person in my office that isn't pulling their weight.
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With Roe threatened, red and blue states are pulling even further apart.
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But something kept pulling us back, turning us into renovators and flippers.
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Behind them, as if in cue, a superyacht was pulling into port.
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They have hard exoskeletons, with muscles pulling on them from the inside.
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"We start pulling the threads out of the regulatory fabric," Warren said.
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You gon' make me get that heat, I'm pulling up on you.
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Once at the top, secure your stance before pulling the coconuts free.
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The A.P. withdrew its call when results showed Mr. Cox pulling ahead.
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Don't even get Spicey started on Nordstrom pulling Ivanka Trump's clothing line.
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ESPN and Top Rank are pulling levers to make the fights succeed.
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Elsewhere, Beijing has been accused of pulling the strings of Western democracies.
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In many cases, however, winning concessions from sellers is like pulling teeth.
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"This is my favorite," he said, pulling off a leaf of papalo.
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"A few strands are slowly forming, pulling into different directions," she said.
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Although he needed a catheter, he kept forgetting and pulling it out.
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But they do an adequate job of pulling out the requisite information.
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They didn't keep Trump from pulling out of the Paris climate agreement.
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Rose McGowan is pulling the plug on her marriage ... filing for divorce.
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There were signs of some religious communities pulling together following Sunday's outrage.
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Today, it would be hard to imagine West pulling a similar maneuver.
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They achieved this by pulling an all-nighter in two different states.
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Republicans are pulling out all the stops to keep that from happening.
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The shooter reportedly shouted "Haitians steal Brazilian jobs" after pulling the trigger.
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Vision Fund scores: SoftBank's massive tech fund is pulling in big profits.
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Tokyo (CNN Business)SoftBank's massive tech fund is pulling in big profits.
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The Cubs are pulling away from the jumble of National League contenders.
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After pulling up in two cars, they rushed over to greet us.
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But pulling user data directly covertly is only one way to operate.
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Pulling investments out of the market could mean selling at a loss.
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Germany with their final change, pulling defender Jonas Hector for Julian Brandt.
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It's light enough that pulling it down isn't a feat of strength.
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He succeeded, slashing debt and pulling Erie County back from near bankruptcy.
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"Not for one minute did I consider pulling it down," he said.
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You're skipping the Roundup and pulling the weeds in your garden instead.
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Because the streaming service is pulling out all the stops for 2020.
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That said, pulling the plug on funds would be a drastic mistake.
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Breakingviews Several major retailers seem to be pulling back from the brink.
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Democrats have their eye on pulling off upsets across Texas in 2020.
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I was pulling all-nighters three times a week the whole semester.
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He reluctantly agreed, pulling his wool hat down over his wet hair.
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Ad makers are pulling their advertising from sites that run false items.
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So far, by this measure, Clinton is pulling away from her opponent.
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I don't envisage any of the boys pulling out (of a tackle).
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These days, Democrats are enthusiastically pulling the rug out from under Republicans.
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You cannot help the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer.
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NAFTA Chances of Trump pulling the U.S. out of NAFTA are higher.
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He's not a bridge but a drawbridge, and he's pulling himself up.
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With other bras, I'm constantly pulling up the straps every five minutes.
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We keep trying but the Middle East keeps pulling us back in.
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White House aides have a history of pulling pranks on their successors.
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" Some people find that inexplicable — especially those who are pulling for "Moonlight.
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But many are pulling back from ambitious plans, awaiting word from Washington.
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Pau Gasol is still pulling down boards off the bench at 20.
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Utomi added 19 while also pulling down 10 rebounds for the Trojans.
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So that train pulling away from the child is devastating to me.
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Kroger (KR) announced in December it was pulling its investment in Lucky's.
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His historically poor approval rating is clearly pulling down all Republican candidates.
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The United States pulling out takes a lot of that pressure off.
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PayPal announced on Friday that it was pulling out of the project.
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So sure, maybe not his exact methodology for pulling an espresso shot.
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Yet as Western troops began pulling out, the institute became a target.
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Anthem said it would be pulling out of the exchange in Ohio.
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A real tourist, I kept pulling the car over to take photos.
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Let's hope Felicity's not pulling the same move up at FCI Dublin.
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In the movie, she is actually pulling the lightsaber up, not down.
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Joseph Dunford reportedly warned Trump against pulling U.S. forces out of Syria.
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Wait staff were pulling tablecloths off tables while Delaney was still speaking.
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Or will Gloria prevent Daya, her surrogate daughter, from pulling the trigger?
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That serves the goal of the interests that are pulling our strings.
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That's really what I look for when pulling books off the shelf.
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"I told you Jesus would deliver," he said, pulling into the space.
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Durbin slams Sessions for pulling funds from sanctuary cities 11:30 a.m.
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"Republicans are pulling out all the stops," Politico's Laura Barron-Lopez said.
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The declined 0.3 percent to 2,888.60 with tech pulling back 1.5 percent.
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Turnovers prevented the Red Raiders from pulling away in the first half.
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He took a job at a Waffle House, often pulling double shifts.
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"The research is good for both," he continued, pulling up mug shots.
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" "Our president told President Erdogan that we were pulling out our troops.
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We need primary care docs, physician's assistants, and telemedicine, all pulling together.
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KS: It's the Obama administration so they're pulling for Hillary Clinton, obviously.
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The music sounds like pulling up your boots and getting to work.
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It's the next best thing to pulling the blanket over your head.
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"Caution should be used before pulling out the big guns," he said.
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"I worry about the government pulling out of rural America," he said.
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"That kind of friction probably contributed to them pulling out," he said.
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Smith: This is one of the fun parts about pulling this data.
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The declined 213.8 percent to 250,23.3, with financials pulling back 23.4 percent.
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Politico first reported that the White House was considering pulling Byard's nomination.
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Now, at CES this week, it's pulling back the curtain even more.
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Duke is pulling away now, and Williamson is the biggest reason why.
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Those guys are coming in hard and pulling the chute very late.
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Hulu responded to Hogg's tweet saying they are pulling their ads too.
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Our sister site, Motherboard, has a report on developers pulling Oculus support.
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"I've got no teeth anymore," Lynn says, pulling down her bottom lip.
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Unless we start to be a problem and start pulling their plugs.
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Sanders hasn't been pulling in remarkable numbers of first-time primary voters.
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New Zealand stocks edged lower, with defensive local utility firms pulling back.
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I drink coffee and start pulling out the stuff, chains and things.
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Critically, President Coolidge was pulling Gillett out, as Longworth pushed from behind.
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"It's pulling together a range of policies in one place," Levi explains.
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It's wrapped in a tentacle around my leg and is pulling me.
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"Simply pulling the baby off will traumatize the mother's nipple," she added.
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"We've always been about pulling back the curtain on the State Department and showing the process of diplomacy, so this is going to be pulling back the curtain on a campaign and everything that that involves," Hall said.
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"I think ... you could see the U.S. pulling back on renewable fuel standards, pulling back on CAFE standards," she said, referring to the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards set to reduce the United States' dependence on foreign oil.
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"You might be working a lot of overtime now and pulling down money that that equates to $120,000 a year now, but in six months you might be pulling down what equates to $10,000 a year," Antokal said.
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Dean sprang into action and was able to stop the man from pulling on the door lever by grabbing the distraught flyer in a bearhug, pulling him away while repeatedly saying, "Calm down, bruv," he told The Guardian.
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The deep state has been playing the security clearance game with the Trump administration since it has come into office denying, pulling and punishing those who were deemed too close to Trump by pulling security clearance or delaying them.
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"I think largely it's a combination of both some investors pulling money off the table going into tomorrow's number and certainly the oil market pulling off, that's a big factor," said John Caruso, senior market strategist at RJO Futures.
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The disclosure that the United States has in fact already been pulling back troops in Afghanistan, deal or no deal, came just weeks after Mr. Trump stunned allies and adversaries alike by pulling American forces from parts of Syria.
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Martin O'Malley of Maryland, announced that he was pulling out of the race.
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Cloak & Dagger isn't pulling any punches in the name of easily digestible television.
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Yahoo may have closure, but Russian-US relations are pulling ever-further apart.
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But at least it works, and it's still pulling in immensely valuable information.
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For Britain to be pulling out of that is a bad thing economically.
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So forgive me I, unlike CNN, I&aposm not pulling my hair out.
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Usually, pulling this off is production intensive, and the results can be mixed.
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The star may be "pulling a Beyoncé" once again – here's the evidence: 1.
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"Check out this cool fish I saw!" she said, pulling up a video.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Beijing was considering pulling out of negotiations.
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Pulling the tick straight out would cause pain and probably tear the membrane.
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I felt her pulling and squeezing my skin — it was the strangest feeling.
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Like the oil pulling itself, I found this gesture to be mildly unsettling.
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Billboard wrote that retail competitor Target is still pulling in significant CD sales.
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The stars just keep pulling these people together — or, is it something else?
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I spent hours pulling weeds, hoeing, feeding the horses, cleaning out the stalls.
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" That red van is pulling into a gas station because "it needs power.
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It's the digital equivalent of pulling someone aside for a quick side chat.
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REPORTER: But are you going to notify Congress you're pulling out of NAFTA.
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" Lunn added: "We were trying to prevent Alfie from pulling everything off us.
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There's no dragging, pulling, or rough pressing, which will always make things worse.
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Pulling off a story that deconstructs fantasy tropes sounds hard enough in itself.
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But at least it wasn't America pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Kim Kardashian West is pulling back the curtain on her first — and only!
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It's not a secret, nobody's pulling any pink wool over my eyes here.
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Sterling was also slightly down at $1.3157, pulling back from 3-month highs.
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They are not necessarily difficult, but they require pulling 20 data reports each.
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Pulling on Afrofuturist themes, she riffs on motifs related to motherhood and motherships.
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Do you think Kendall and Kylie did the right thing by pulling them?
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Think about pulling your abdominals into your backbone, and tucking your pelvis under.
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The concert was immense, pulling in over 11 million viewers across the country.
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They&aposve been pulling this out since Bork&aposs nomination in the 153s.
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BECKY QUICK: Are you hearing about specific companies that are pulling in plans?
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In the schools we are in, it's just like pulling a fire alarm.
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Pulling a ring box from his pocket, Raines gets down on one knee.
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The pioneering chat app that taught us to text is pulling the plug.
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A separate poll by WHDH/Emerson College also showed Klobuchar pulling into third.
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"It's unfortunate he's pulling our nonprofit into this mess with him," Rezende said.
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In the heart of the busiest season for housing, homesellers are pulling back.
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Captain Marvel gets an ice cream and miraculously avoids pulling out his phone.
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The man took off with his friends, just as Marrero was pulling up.
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Just seconds after walking to the scene, Salamoni is seen pulling his handgun.
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Should you upgrade now, and what should you do before pulling the trigger?
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" That's when Cambosquash left the car and got involved, "pulling the men away.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund is pulling its planned TV advertising for Colorado Rep.
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Trichotillomania is a body-focused repetitive disorder that results in chronic hair pulling.
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It's so hydrating and you could use it for pulling the hair back.
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" He added, pulling on an imaginary joint: "Burned it like this, I reckon.
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"It's my little secret," he said before pulling it out of his kit.
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Best case scenario: you end up pulling it off and look moderately cool.
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The main action went right, including guard Andrew Norwell pulling right as misdirection.
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There doesn't seem to be any knowledge base that it's pulling answers from.
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It'll continue pulling to truly insane speeds, eventually topping out at 2788 mph.
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It can then simply remove its foot by pulling in a different direction.
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The U.S. is pulling out of... EA: How do you feel about this?
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Start by pulling out photo albums and asking general questions about relatives' lives.
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Hollering, pulling faces and stool humping don't necessarily cement authentic connections with audiences.
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President Donald Trump is considering pulling the clearances of former national security officials.
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They don't have a parent that's pulling them up saying, 'Oh, no, stop.
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Without Mr Farage's pulling-power, UKIP may struggle to turn the situation around.
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That Fox News poll I mentioned earlier had another result worth pulling out.
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It also features a colorful cast of characters pulling him in various directions.
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The Pentagon is pulling $650 million and $261 million, respectively, from the projects.
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Don't worry: pulling off this style isn't as intimidating as it may seem.
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Should we fear that Trump is pulling wool over the eyes of millions?
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With that in mind, we're pulling together the top gadgets on sale here.
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Last, we're going to get more elected officials pulling in the same direction.
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Now, Best Buy is pulling hundreds of demo stations from its sales floors.
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Bad guys can learn too, and in response, governments are pulling the plug.
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Khloé Kardashian is pulling back the curtain on her relationship with Tristan Thompson.
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Conservatives who feel discriminated against aren't pulling these ideas out of thin air.
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It's true: I'm not good at just pulling something out of my head.
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An AT&T rep has confirmed that the company is pulling ads globally.
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Five clients of media buying firm GroupM also announced they were pulling ads.
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"He feels that Alex is pulling for him all the time," Townsend says.
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The factors pulling people north are strong and Mexico's enforcement capacity appears weak.
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Thornton even demonstrates this fact by easily pulling off the entire oven door.
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Google does a decent job of pulling out the right details for you.
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