The Fed is trying to pull out all the stops it can pull out, but they're pushing on the proverbial string.
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In this case, you're twice as likely to pull out a tile labeled 250 as you are to pull out a tile labeled 250.
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Sure enough, he's reportedly threatening to pull out of the World Trade Organization, the same way he's suggesting that the U.S. might pull out of NATO.
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He said, I want you to go through all of your files and pull out what you need to pull out, and I'll make copies for you.
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He defended Trump's decision to pull out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership in his first few days in office and almost convinced Trump to pull out of NAFTA.
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Whether the United States will pull out of the Paris agreement remains an open question in the White House, despite Trump's campaign pledge to pull out of the deal.
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So they exercised choice — the choice to pull out.
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And actually there was quite a lot of data — scrape is probably too blunt a word — but data which you could pull out of Facebook then that you can't pull out now.
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They tried to pull out, but they came back in.
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I'll have to pull out an Immanuel Kant card here.
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The US has already begun to pull out of Syria.
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I pull out my phone and fire up the app.
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Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro has also threatened to pull out.
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I pull out my laptop and scroll through social media.
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But it's a convenient time for Purdue to pull out.
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I pull out my map again and have a look.
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Diane storms into the bedroom — to pull out a gun.
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It snoops the Facebook JavaScript to pull out the scores.
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LONDON — Should we stay in or should we pull out?
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I pull out my laptop and write for two hours.
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I organize my toiletries bag and pull out a suitcase.
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I put away my camera and pull out my notebook.
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Read Amy Harder on why Trump decided to pull out.
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Then pull out your isopropyl alcohol and get to work.
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Step 6: Pull out your strands and spray to hold.
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As investors pull out, those costs are set to soar.
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Other days, I have to pull out the chicken nuggets.
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Eventually, insurers would have no choice but to pull out.
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Investors can pull out in as little as seven days.
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And whoever they pull out will be the next delegate.
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Russia has begun to pull out and Khamenei is panicking.
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Will the advertisers pull out if there's a rainbow flag?
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He said he felt "gutted" by having to pull out.
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Mr. Trump did not immediately pull out of the accord.
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Gilbert announced that he would pull out of the deal.
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For a festive dinner, the belles pull out the stops.
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We're trying everything we can to pull out of it.
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Some of the studios really pull out all the stops.
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And I pull out my phone immediately and pressed record.
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"They just have to pull out a checkbook," Gionfriddo said.
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Vadik decided that it was time to pull out his.
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"My original instinct was to pull out," Mr. Trump said.
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Villani emerged to tell reporters he would not pull out.
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Sony's decision to pull out was first reported by GameIndustry.biz.
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Whitehouse did not pull out his hourglass to menace Clapper.
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She would have to pull out everything and start over.
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It also features a pull out kickstand in the back.
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Either other big countries also pull out of the agreement.
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" Back on the sidewalk, she hollered, "Pull out the snacks!
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And when sponsors pull out, the network has no choice.
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Somehow I've always managed to pull out of these things.
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I'd want to see Iran pull out of Yemen too.
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Flybe can pull out of the tailspin, but not by itself.
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Are they going to pull out of the deals last minute?
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I pull out the cash and pay for my items ($383).
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They dig giant holes and pull out chunks of old pipe.
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If we can't, as I said before, we'll just pull out.
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But we'll see if it can pull out of this nosedive.
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We have studies on discrimination, but they didn't pull out harassment.
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How he can pull out any random mention is beyond comprehension.
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Pull out a bottle of white to drink with the meal.
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PayPal said last week it would pull out of the organization.
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I have a few funny characters I like to pull out.
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I walk over to the corner and pull out two chairs.
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"My original instinct was to pull out," he acknowledged last year.
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You may not even be able to pull out your phone.
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There was little reason for any investor to really pull out.
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It had already threatened to pull out of Norway this summer.
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Break out your tarot deck and pull out the Star card.
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Many insurers may decide to pull out of the exchanges instead.
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Tomorrow, I might pull out the bra instead of the pasties.
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Fernandez, a trade protectionist, has vowed to pull out of Mercosur.
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Pull out some face-framing tendrils for that signature 2000s look.
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The producers pull out some old home movies of Rob running.
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Duterte sought to defuse tensions by ordering troops to pull out.
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A principled pull-out hardly looks to be on the cards.
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It also threatened to pull out of the summit with Trump.
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I gather some platters and pull out some wine in preparation.
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And then he sees them pull out swords and behead them.
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This is what you pull out to save the whole transaction?
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What were you trying to pull out of the material thematically?
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So I clean up, pull out the vacuum, and so forth.
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The last major insurer in Iowa has threatened to pull out.
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Then the Rockettes finally got a hall pass to pull out.
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Love is the fifth player in three days to pull out.
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They have confirmed that they'll pull out Arkansas, Georgia and Michigan.
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Specialists frequently pull out broken-off heads of cotton swabs, too.
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This apparently prompted Trump to pull out his favorite megaphone, Twitter.
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"I was able to pull out the front panel," he continued.
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Despite disagreement among his closest advisors, he's expected to pull out.
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It's not that the pull-out method is bad, per se.
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We didn't like, pull out a full thread of some theme.
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If AM does pull out, the case will end in court.
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Allawi is at least the second ministerial candidate to pull out.
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I did pull out of Davos in the desert last year.
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If you were strong enough to pull out, you were lucky.
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Otherwise, depositors might eventually lose confidence and pull out their savings.
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Don't pull out your phone and try to scroll it away.
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Many criticized its decision to pull out of Mr. Ma's events.
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I pull out our journal for us to plan March goals.
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Either will also include a day bed or pull-out couch.
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And we then pull out the marriage certificate of Yasir Issa.
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Two dozen models said they would pull out of the show.
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Perez stared at him and played with the pull-out shade.
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It just became another thing to pull out at airport security.
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I was sure he was going to pull out a gun.
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So they say, 'Trump stayed in Syria,' I didn't pull out.
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If it didn't, Nixon would have to pull out that memo.
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LIESMAN: THE PRESIDENT YESTERDAY THREATENED TO PULL OUT OF NAFTA AGAIN.
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He just figured he couldn't pull out another win for them.
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If multinationals pull out of the country, its economy could suffer.
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Trump decided to pull out of the original agreement last year.
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He doesn't need a deadline to pull out of the agreement.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to pull out of NAFTA.
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Both recall President Trump's earlier threats to pull out of NAFTA.
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So it decided to pull out before it got any hotter.
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The US is likely to pull out of the Paris agreement.
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Yet Trump isn't doing anything to pull out of his tailspin.
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Oh, and he would pull out of the Paris climate treaty.
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You would pull out albums and you look at the lyrics.
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My music will reliably stop any time I pull out a bud to talk to someone, and it will just as reliably resume if I pull out the other bud and hold them together in my hand.
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Mr Trump's decision to pull out of the agreement was roundly condemned.
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I get to pull out my players and see what they do.
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AP: You've seen American business leaders, though, pull out of that conference.
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An 8-0 run helped Bulldogs pull out to 30-21 lead.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin himself commended Trump's decision to pull out Thursday.
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Sometimes if you pull out of a tournament because you&aposre hurt.
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Forced to pull out of the French Open with a back injury.
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During the review, pull out these documents from a folder or briefcase.
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So, it's unclear whether Trump can pull out a victory in Nevada.
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You've been defeated before you even think to pull out your blaster.
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Donald Trump's promise that America will pull out has weakened the deal.
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You can also say, "Loomo, transform," or pull out the mobile app.
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But other analysts suggest after the referendum result, investors might pull out.
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Lemierre is the first French executive to pull out of the event.
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North Korea is threatening to pull out of the summit in Singapore.
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At no point did a leader pull out to a sizable advantage.
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Watkins Glen did not say why it had decided to pull out.
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And after the second hack, Bloomberg said Verizon might pull out altogether.
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President Trump has vowed to pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Google lets you pull out your app data from just about anywhere.
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Pull out an insulated baking sheet or stack two regular baking sheets.
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They made a conscious decision to pull out electricity from this area.
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Harden is the second NBA star to pull out in recent days.
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Oh, and the cute pull-out hanger means prime hotel room organization.
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Believe it or not, the pull-out method is actually pretty reliable.
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We did that, but we were able to pull out the win.
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It's crazy how people stop and pull out their phones on him.
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Clinton can pull out Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Nevada and win this.
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Or pull out the big propane hob and fry some chicken outdoors.
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Congress could disappoint Trump, causing him to pull out of the deal.
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We have had a number of states pull out of the suit.
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U.S. President Donald Trump plans to pull out of the Paris Agreement.
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Trump's threat to pull out of NAFTA has alarmed some congressional Republicans.
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However, European firms would probably still pull out of Iran, it says.
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COLLINS-HUGHES I knew you were going to pull out that quote!
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If Texas does pull out, it may have little to no effect.
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Trump sayes the US will pull out of the Iran Deal. 1043.
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However, Kim has threatened to pull out of the high-level talks.
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So I don't see how they're going to pull out of this.
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"Pull out a Ping-Pong ball and make a decision," Bogut said.
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"I would pull out of Nafta in a split second," he said.
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He told Reuters he may pull out if guarantees are not given.
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Without telling Alice, her husband decided not to pull out during intercourse.
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Once again, Georgetown made just enough plays to pull out a victory.
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A generation accustomed to PVOD will, in time, pull out the rug.
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And that's where the phrase "pull out all the stops" comes from.
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It would be much harder to pull out then without losing face.
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I open the trunk and pull out a square, blue vinyl case.
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You pull out your phone, open Snapchat and hold the record button.
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The draft document to pull out of Nafta was never sent. Why?
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Laurie Anderson, the American musician and artist, also threatened to pull out.
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Can the show still pull out a win in its final episode?
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But Turkey says it will pull out if Russia grants that request.
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However, this time saw Saffiedine pull out of the contest through injury.
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"The Fed's got to pull out all the stops," this source said.
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Pull out the tray, and it stretches from 12.5 inches to 20.75.
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He's actually the one who helped my husband pull out the truck.
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I buy a ticket on the app and pull out my book.
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At one point, I pull out my homework and make some progress.
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Activists pack public meetings demanding the county pull out of the agreement.
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"Pull out your ice picks," a scientist whispers in the inky twilight.
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The only alternative would be to pull out of those countries entirely.
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There have been mixed signals from Washington that it could pull out.
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He opposed Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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You pull out your NYC License to Interfere, and they snap to.
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At least twice before, Trump had threatened to pull out of Syria.
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Why are moderate Israelis afraid to pull out of the West Bank?
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Hence the panicky demands that the Fed pull out all the stops.
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Last year, Trump promised to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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How do you pull out the plug, or is that not necessary?
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"We're going to renegotiate or we're going to pull out," he said.
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"No one can independently pull out of this challenge," Sanchez told delegates.
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What if I told you and then they decide to pull out?
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The report comes amid Trump's repeated threats to pull out of NAFTA.
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The disagreement caused Sun International to pull out of Nigeria in August.
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President Trump is expected to pull out about 4,000 troops from Afghanistan.
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It's freezing and windy but I still pull out my ten miles.
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Trump may dismantle Obamacare and pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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Any money we pull out will immediately be covered by private giving.
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"I watched his car pull out of the parking lot," Gilreath said.
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Sure. But banks love them because you can't pull out your money.
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He has recently been publicly urging Trump to pull out of Afghanistan.
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Why should governments pull out all the stops to raise it further?
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The Trump administration should not pull out of this free trade agreement.
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You know we normally we cut rates to pull out of them.
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Accompaniment: Stan in Seat 14A will pull out one of his earbuds.
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I think of it when I pull out my wallet at lunchtime.
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But pull out one element — the stars — and the model could collapse.
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Whatever I pull out is what we're gonna make, and build with.
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There's Facebook's weird relationship where they pay publishers and then pull out.
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This will leave US alone if they decide to pull out. pic.twitter.
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When the pets get tired, I pull out my laptop to do work.
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I never pull out a reference and allow that to dictate a collection.
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Here are some of our favorites to pull out in times of need.
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I pull out my card and hand it over, leaving a $30 tip.
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The US Senate has attempted to pull out of the project, reports Nature.
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And I don't always want to pull out my phone to do stuff.
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If Mr Macri loses a presidential election in October, Argentina could pull out.
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Rub off the blackened skin and pull out the stems and seed pods.
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For these reasons, the pull out or withdrawal method has a bad reputation.
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Angels pull out 4-3 win after blowing three-run lead ANAHEIM, Calif.
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He also threatened to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Now they pull out — when they could have been our friend or ally.
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Bolsonaro has also said he may pull out of the Paris Climate Accord.
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Do you know what kind of stuff you're going to pull out next?
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He has said we should pull out of NATO, our strongest military alliance.
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They chatter and giggle as they pull out weeds and check for pests.
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What gives you hope that we can pull out of the tailspin today?
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So what went so wrong, so quickly, to compel FCA to pull out?
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An engineer had to reach into the machine to pull out the shirt.
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Health concerns prompted an asthmatic distance runner to pull out of the marathon.
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In normal times, most funds allow investors to pull out their money daily.
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I pull out some essential oils and do a breathing exercise to recover.
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It's a mini escape that you can pull out whenever you need it.
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In the meantime, seriously, pull out some popcorn and rewatch A Christmas Prince.
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On February 22st America declared it would pull out of the INF treaty.
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Celebrities always pull out all the stops with their Fourth of July outfits.
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Note: Trump announced plans to pull out of the Paris agreement in 2017.
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Should anyone else pull out, the couple will form half the eventing team.
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At my desk, I pull out my oats and get to fulfilling orders.
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Embrace our deepest supermarket-driven inner self and pull out our rewards cards.
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You never even have to pull out your phone or open an app.
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Just yesterday another major insurer announced that it will pull out of Virginia.
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Pull out the viewfinder, look through it, and click to trigger the shutter.
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The people did not give a reason for TPG's decision to pull out.
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How licensing fees are paid can also be a reason to pull out.
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However, the one thing the pull-out method definitely can't prevent is STIs.
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Trump promised during the 2016 presidential campaign to pull out of the accord.
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President Rodrigo Duterte sought to defuse tensions by ordering troops to pull out.
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I never know when I'll want to shuffle and pull out a card.
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That's why we must pull out all the stops to prevent Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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President Trump's decision to pull out will hurt the economy and the planet.
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To get access there, one would have to pull out all the draws.
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Jay Silveria ordered his cadets to line up and pull out their phones.
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Trump said in October that he intended to pull out of the pact.
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Multiple outlets reported Tuesday that Trump intended to pull out of the deal.
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I get puzzled looks when I pull out my Radisson Rewards credit card.
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I'm sexually attracted to Bernie, and even I want him to pull out!
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The sofa has hidden pull-out storage compartments for shoes or other items.
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I know what it's like to pull out of tournaments and be injured.
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Trump could announce as soon as next week his plans to pull out.
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In Peru, congressmen pull out the crucifix to legislate on the female body.
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Pull out your smartphone and scroll through your list of recently downloaded apps.
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We don't even know, quite yet, how United's pull-out will effect competition.
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If I want to drunk tweet I'll pull out my phone, thank you.
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He has threatened to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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US President Donald Trump has pledged to pull out of the Paris Agreement.
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President Trump should consider desisting from future threats to pull out the agreement.
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"When they're in trouble they always pull out the racist word," he said.
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We don't pull out of the station until after 8:00 a.m. Ugh.
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I've had a couple of people request to pull out of presale contracts.
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Or to take them out and risk appearing to pull out a weapon?
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He has signaled his intent to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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Conservation organizations, she added, also tend to pull out when the shooting starts.
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If we pull out our troops we can save our money and lives.
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First and foremost, it was a mistake to pull out of that deal.
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Unless I forget, and then I will just pull out the book again.
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The only difference is you can't pull out friend data using an app.
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In 2018, President Trump announced plans to pull out some of those troops.
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It's at this juncture that Eli first gets to pull out his weapon.
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From that jumble of wonderful tools requiring no gasoline, pull out a rake.
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Pull out any ice packs, which you may not need at the moment.
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But Nintendo doesn't want to pull out of the hardware business anytime soon.
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But Mr. Modi may pull out if the contention continues, Professor Zhang said.
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There's also a pull-out ottoman that also doubles as a storage compartment.
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Wouldn't be surprised if Google, Amazon, Intel, and Nvidia also pull out. pic.twitter.
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He'd rather pull out his bag and immediately sit down with his friends.
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In the end, CEO Marc Benioff decided to pull out of the deal.
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As a team, we have decided to pull out of GDC this year.
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Still others know Chinese parents will pull out all stops for their kids.
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If Bevin does pull out the win, it will be because of Trump.
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I pull out a frozen chili and it satisfies me enough, I guess.
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Frantically you pull out your phone and Google: 'Can you overdose from weed?
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If we pull out of the UPU, we lose access to this data.
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Dan: Pull out, so you have leverage to kind of pull it out.
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Many Republican lawmakers have called on Moore to pull out of the race.
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A further tightening of sanctions could mean a mass pull-out of money.
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Reports said U.S. lawmakers urged AT&T to pull out of the deal.
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I was using metaphors on different ways you could pull out your dick.
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I did pull out my gun but I never pointed it at them.
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Four participants had to pull out at the last minute for health reasons.
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Eco Oro is the second to fully pull out of a major project.
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Without that sanctions relief, Iran has threatened to pull out of the deal.
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We pull out of the Iran nuclear deal and get nothing in exchange.
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At the moment, many onlookers are betting Trump will pull out of Paris.
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Bolton's demand angered North Korea, which threatened to pull out of the summit.
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World leaders blast Trump's decision to pull out of Paris climate deal World leaders blast Trump's decision to pull out of Paris climate deal Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord has drawn criticism from all directions.
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British forces will redeploy to Oman after they pull out of Germany in 2019.
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Aikawa said he had "absolutely no plans" to pull out of the autos market.
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They didn&apost believe he was going to pull out of the Iran deal.
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Winter sent a huge message to not pull out those flip flops quite yet.
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There was also the pull-out drip tray, which was filled with clear oil.
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More likely than not, the U.S. Team is going to pull out a victory.
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There is also a pull-out keyboard shelf which keeps your work surface clean.
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Blue Jackets pull out 5-21 win in OT over Wild SAINT PAUL, Minn.
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Let's pretend that the US didn't recently pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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I wasn't going to pull out my dictionary but, like: Pretty cut and dry.
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We kept fighting and kept going and was able to pull out the victory.
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I skim the fridge and freezer and pull out frozen chicken breasts to defrost.
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The company may not be the only one to pull out of the event.
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If revoked, this would require these companies to pull out of the US market.
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Try eat me in E3, I'll pull out the streezy, and make Eskimo dance!
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I REALLY hope Chris Rock does NOT pull out of the Oscar hosting gig.
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But America is not strongly committed to the deal; it may even pull out.
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I pull out the book I'm reading, The Female Persuasion, and read 30 pages.
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I light candles and pull out my book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
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He was placed in the cone so that he wouldn't pull out his stitches.
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That got worse when Trump promised to pull out of the Paris climate agreement.
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I pull out my heart book and study it cover-to-cover until dawn.
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Despite the blood, he was able to pull out a guillotine submission win. 2.
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They've got themselves into a corner, and they don't know how to pull out.
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Most have tentlike sides, as well as extensions that pull out of either end.
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He vowed to pull out of the Iranian nuclear deal before finally doing so.
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Seemingly everybody thinks Trump was wrong to pull out of the Paris Climate Accord.
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I pull out a fun cause and effect activity to calm things down. Whew!
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If either party does pull out, the withdrawal could not take effect before 2028.
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Sometimes you've just got to pull out the headphones and live in the moment.
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Pregnant Cardi B is going to pull out all the stops until she pops!
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If Uber does pull out of Barcelona it won't be the first time either.
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Jane sleeps on a pull-out couch so Ziggy can have the only bedroom.
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Without the payments, insurers could try to pull out of the Obamacare marketplace immediately.
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Anthem has said failure to meet the deadline could prompt Cigna to pull out.
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I pull out of the mall parking lot and onto the freeway in silence.
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GC: Just pull out the highlights for us, then, what is on CEOs' minds?
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Wow 2016 is really tryna pull out every surprise it can before 2017 arrives.
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Yet President Trump and his administration have threatened to pull out of this compact.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull out of the trade pact.
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Fico has repeatedly demanded Enel should not pull out completely until Mochovce is completed.
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Do you have any idea how many bullets I pull out of corpses weekly?
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Total has said it would pull out unless it secured a U.S. sanctions waiver.
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It is feared that U.S. President Donald Trump could pull out of the deal.
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If you want to go a long way, we should pull out these games.
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And Trump could pull out of the underlying UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
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My original instinct was to pull out -- and, historically, I like following my instincts.
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"Everyone will pull out all stops to try to compromise this test," Wollack said.
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Someone may pull out a guitar spontaneously and start singing, and everyone joins in.
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Some European industrial and consumer staple heavyweights managed to pull out a decent day.
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Best Date Night Pick: "Loving" It's time to pull out your tissue box, folks.
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Earlier this month, Trump announced he would not pull out U.S. troops from Afghanistan.
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But he did not need to pull out his résumé to return Green's serve.
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The interior was easy to clean, too, because of the pull-out crumb tray.
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She decided to pull out, ultimately filing a lawsuit to get her deposit back.
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The move came days after he said the U.S. would pull out of Syria.
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This book is filled with magnetic pages that you can pull out and rearrange.
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He'll even pull out the lining of his pockets to demonstrate that they're empty.
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But his decision to pull out, three days after confirming his participation, was puzzling.
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Or, you can pull out some classic, seasonally appropriate goods, like blazers or trenches.
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I pull out my diary and make a note: This is the best day.
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He could try to pull out of NATO and decide to disobey environmental treaties.
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Europeans could pull out of the deal along with Trump and slap on sanctions.
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Do we have to pull out our troops, as part of some private understanding?
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Dozens of ISIS prisoners have escaped amid the US pull-out and Turkish invasion.
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Moments later, Oswalt tries to pull out of the dive — by foretelling Twitter's demise.
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Two judges gave Álvarez the final round, allowing him to pull out the win.
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Mills: And you pull out garbage bags —— [Sound of plastic rustling] Callimachi: Hang on.
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Why don't we just pull out all these tubes and let me go home?
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Kris Humphries knows when to pull out ... and the housing market rewarded him handsomely.
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Then the Trump administration announced a plan to pull out of the pact altogether.
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He threatens to pull out of NAFTA, they make some cosmetic changes to NAFTA.
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Multinational companies began to pull out of Syria one by one, except for Lafarge.
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Cook: Miso chicken ramen is a perfect excuse to pull out that pressure cooker.
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I only know what I read and can pull out of readily available databases.
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Mr. Trump, after all, cannot officially pull out of the Paris agreement until 2020.
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Gently pull out the ovaries, which can have as many as a million eggs.
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Australia's prime minister, Scott Morrison, has threatened to pull out of the Paris Agreement.
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When he went to pull out another one, Strahan reportedly tried to confront him.
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Will he insult a world leader or pull out of a major international treaty?
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But pull out your salt mill and prepare your asterisks for those huge numbers.
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Pull out the little pot (Instant Pot mini) and make dinner (spaghetti, soup, whatever).
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Trump vowed on the campaign trail to pull out of the 195-nation agreement.
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Republican senators led the witless Donald Trump to pull out of the Paris Agreement.
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Here, though, Democrats decided to pull out because they felt good about their prospects.
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"They were under significant pressure from their shareholders to pull out," Dr. Leach said.
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GDC's top sponsors continue to pull out of attending the San Francisco gaming conference.
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Rescuers were working to pull out the bodies and douse the blaze, it added.
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Automakers typically pull out all the stops over the holidays to push car buying.
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New Mexico State has outstanding wing defenders and could pull out a close game.
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But when asked why he doesn't just pull out of the lawsuit, he pivoted.
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Iraqi officials are weighing whether to demand that US troops pull out of Iraq.
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One source briefed on the decision said Trump would pull out of the pact.
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But Lyft is not the only company to pull out from markets this year.
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One is to rescind Gambia's decision to pull out of the International Criminal Court.
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Mr. Fillon has resisted pressure from his party to pull out of the campaign.
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There's also a different kitchen cube with a pull-out fridge, stove, and sink.
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Once the lead disappeared, they still found a way to pull out the victory.
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He also announced that the U.S. will pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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Prepare your hats and julep glasses, pull out your Hunter S. Thompson tee-shirt.
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He can pull out of the Iran agreement on any day he wants to.
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Nowhere was there a mention of his threats to pull out of the agreement.
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You do all that and then I'll pull out the food and start munching.
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"In times like these, we pull out of the savings," his wife, Ana, said.
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This model is also ideal for bigger tasks because of the pull-out display.
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For example, Musk reportedly urged Trump not to pull out of the Paris Accords.
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President Donald Trump decided in May to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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If you pull out one instrument, you don't miss it unless you're really discerning.
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My original instinct was to pull out — and, historically, I like following my instincts.
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"One of the issues with that is, you're going to have to pull out Michael Jackson titles, you're going to have to pull out Maxwell titles to try and affect him financially," Johnson said, referencing artists who Kelly has written songs for.
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Once you're in, be sure to pull out the power cable connected to the battery with the help of the plastic opener, then pull out the tiny antennas attached to the Intel WiFi card, which is about the size of a postage stamp.
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Jazz pull out much-needed win on Milwaukee MILWAUKEE — Having already watched the Dallas Mavericks pull out an overtime win Sunday, the Utah Jazz knew they needed a win in Milwaukee to keep pace for the eighth playoff spot in the Western Conference.
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Do you think people would welcome the chance to pull out and share their memories?
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Meanwhile an attempt by South Africa to pull out of the ICC has fallen flat.
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"Reach into his chest and pull out his still beating heart," the next step reads.
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Eventually I think they gave up on the whole idea and decided to pull out.
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MILAN (Reuters) - French financier Vincent Bollore has decided to pull out of a Mediobanca (MDBI.
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You'll enjoy listening to music on these buds, but pull out your phone for calls.
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And the love birds plan to pull out all the stops for the big event.
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The episode revealed the brilliance of Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the debate.
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Shortly before Mattis stepped down, Trump announced that the U.S. would pull out of Syria.
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Effective or not, the pull-out method sure has increased in popularity over the years.
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If U.S. troops pull out, Rukban's inhabitants will once again be at the regime's mercy.
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Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett decided last week to pull out of the trip.
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While they won't prevent blackheads, these sticky suckers can pull out some of the sebum.
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The birds, she said, have been stressed and started to pull out their own feathers.
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The ink on the deal was still wet when Donald Trump decided to pull out.
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The insurer will pull out of some really big states like Texas, Pennsylvania, and Arizona.
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But these days, they are also places to pull out your smartphone and photograph yourself.
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Instead, you simply need to pull out $100 a month from your guilt-free spending.
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A dissolvable string remained inside, which he would need to pull out within ten days.
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Pull out a Jenga block with a shot in it, and the shot is yours.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed scepticism about the deal and threatened to pull out.
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I had to either start the whole conversation tree over or pull out my phone.
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So when the occasion finally rolls around, we're primed to pull out all the stops.
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In most cases, it probably makes more sense to pull out your smartphone to record.
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Check out the list, ahead, and get inspired to pull out your cast-iron skillet.
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"One foot at a time pull out gently, because those joints are delicate," says Cavagna.
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The church said this did not influence its decision to pull out of the programs.
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These changes would not require renegotiating the deal, but might prompt Iran to pull out.
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A precipitous pull-out risks undermining Afghanistan's fragile state as it negotiates with the Taliban.
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But you can do it all through voice without having to pull out your phone.
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Users with a locked screen can pull out the battery or use Android Device Manager.
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I pull out pork chops, cheese grits, and brussels sprouts and eat while I work.
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He said his instinct, after 22016 years of not winning, had been to pull out.
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It would also be unwise to pull out of a project already underway, it said.
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Should Russia pull out of the latest deal on cutting output, oil prices would drop.
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He expected to be able to pull out multiple Ethereum thanks to the reentrancy attack.
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"My biggest concern is that they would pull out of the U.K.," he told Reuters.
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Using pull-down hanging rods for tall closets and pull-out shelves for deep closets.
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You can pull out excerpts on multiple documents and group them together for easy viewing.
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This distribution of tiles determines the likelihood that you'll randomly pull out a certain tile.
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If the subsidies end, some insurers will likely try to pull out of Obamacare immediately.
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You know you're over when you have to pull out the Notes App 🤷🏽♂️ pic.twitter.
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Should Russia pull out of the latest agreement on cutting output, oil prices would drop.
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But we've got all kinds of things that we pull out to make it work.
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Trump advisor Steve Bannon and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt want the U.S. to pull out.
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But the candidate's weak polling performance has signaled the need to pull out the stops.
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Take the Paris climate accord, which Trump announced Thursday afternoon he formally pull out of.
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"I'm sorry to announce that I decided to pull out of Rogers Cup," said Djokovic.
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The guy approached him afterwards and his first instinct was to pull out his shotgun.
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Are you really trying to pull out all the stops on this date night in?
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You're all really gonna make me pull out my dusty TI-48 graphing calculator, huh.
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Turn to the Cloud for cautionary talesBefore you grab that bottle, pull out your phone.
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Nate Silver: The GOP's least-worst option is for Kavanaugh to pull out – and soon.
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The surest way would be to pull out of those countries and lose those customers.
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Trump must decide in two weeks whether to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Britain should pull out of the deal, and other countries should learn from its misadventure.
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We pull out boxes, anything that would store—that would keep paperwork, would keep valuables.
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He added that if unsuccessful, the United States could pull out of the international deal.
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And a wild card is Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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And once CRE is in a health care system, it's really hard to pull out.
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"We had to pull out all of the stops to keep them entertained," Rahiem said.
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A witness during the attack recounted seeing one of the terrorists pull out a laptop.
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North Korea, likewise, recently criticized Bolton while threatening to pull out of the landmark meeting.
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Russia responded in February by declaring that it too would pull out of the agreement.
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Russia responded in February by declaring that it would also pull out of the agreement.
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Or pull out the extra dough during the holiday season when you're looking to impress.
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Pros: A hybrid of pull-down and pull-out styles, easy installationCons: A little pricey
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Parker When people ask, I just pull out a wand, and go, "I'm a wizard!"
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While North Korea is threatening to pull out, Trump insists the plans are moving forward.
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The Taliban are skeptical that the US will actually pull out if the ceasefire holds.
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Rival investment bank Credit Suisse said in November it would pull out of South Africa.
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Anthem has said failure to meet the April deadline could prompt Cigna to pull out.
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You might have to pull out cash for certain items, like a side of fries.
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So, this isn't the time to pull out the "Oh, sorry can't make it," excuse.
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If he seizes power, Hollywood needs to use it's leverage and pull out of Georgia.
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So having that to pull out tax-free for medical expenses is a good decision.
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You could pull out his stuff now and you could wear it and be fine.
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It sends you into a downward emotional spiral that is difficult to pull out of.
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I pull out the record, and crushingly, the vinyl inside does not match the sleeve.
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So even if it's facing into the wind, it can pull out of the sand.
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Until next year when you pull out the facepaint and do it all over again.
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It's a bit odd watching one painting pull out a ring and propose to another.
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Kelly had Sheppard's purse and was asked to pull out her phone and call Morrow.
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Still, Mr. Bunting said he strongly believes that Mr. DeSantis can pull out a win.
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Grasp it as close to the skin as possible and pull out firmly and smoothly.
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President Trump has said the United States will pull out of the Paris climate agreement.
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Australia's new prime minister, Scott Morrison, also threatened to pull out of the Paris Agreement.
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It's not a card you pull out of your pocket and lay on the table.
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It can take a beating and take a washing and the hairs don't pull out.
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Still, she did not pull out the card that identified her as a military journalist.
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You pull out your phone, and within minutes, an Uber driver comes to the rescue.
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Then, entire countries said they would pull out of the games, including Canada and Australia.
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PST: The story has been updated to include Apple's decision to pull out of SXSW.
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Pull out the pillars All leaders rely on the loyalty of important groups in society.
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Anthem announced Friday it will pull out of Virginia's "volatile" individual Obamacare market next year.
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When you start editing, run the spell check to pull out the most obvious errors.
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But once you go down that road folks, I don't know how we pull out.
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Trump also wants to pull out US troops, but a hasty withdrawal would be disastrous.
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If you want to pull out all the stops, you can even make your own.
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When I'm drinking tea, sometimes I'll just go pull out dandelions from the garlic patch.
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A controversy over Prince Andrew's interview that led him to pull out of public life.
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Should the U.S. pull out of the agreement, incentives to "off-shore" factories could diminish.
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I pull out $183 from an ATM and hand J. $92 for groceries next week.
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The bulls are hoping they can confound all expectations and pull out another monthly advance.
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But he refused to pull out the government deposits, asserting that congressional authorization was needed.
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Engineer rescued after 48 hours Rescuers have struggled to pull out bodies from the lake.
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The women's sport had been rocked by scandal, and sponsors were threatening to pull out.
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Or the president's campaign pledge to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement?
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You don't pull out stops like this if you think you've got it wrapped up.
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The living space has a pull-out couch, which also stores linens and pillows inside.
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A final rabbit that Trump might pull out of his hat; peace in the Ukraine.
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His recent decision to pull out of Syria was seen as a victory for Russia.
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I'm not immune to the question of when to pull out a bottle of amontillado.
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" So we went with her, and she was like, "Let me pull out my rig.
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The job of the resistance is to pull out these pillars from supporting the dictator.
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Pull out, and Clinton would be going back on her word to the Moroccan king.
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Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son became the latest executive to pull out of a speaking slot.
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Trump referenced the Israeli evidence in announcing his decision to pull out of the deal Tuesday.
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Glass pocket doors coated with a thin layer of rice-paper film pull out for privacy.
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David Jolly on Friday announced he will pull out of the Republican primary to replace Sen.
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Fifty Shades was a cultural phenomenon that inspired countless people to pull out the leather restraints.
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"Every time I pull out my trumpet, it's an expression of my feelings," he explains, deadpan.
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Because they didn&apost believe that Trump would pull out of the Paris climate change agreement.
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Sorkin was one of the first to pull out this year, citing concerns about Khashoggi's killing.
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Imagine being able to pull out every important date on the page of a history book.
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Industry observers suggest Tehran could pull out of the Boeing deal if tensions continue to worsen.
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The company had threatened to pull out of Nigeria during the dispute over unregistered SIM cards.
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Aside from those side kicks and hook kicks, Northcutt will pull out the occasional wheel kick.
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"We are very cognizant of the wonderful things in the sea we pull out," Washton said.
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I would be afraid that they would pull out suddenly and stop doing business with us.
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The government has passed new anti-corruption laws and told Odebrecht to pull out of Peru.
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"My original instinct was to pull out, and historically I like following my instincts," Trump said.
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On the rare occasions that a deal fails, it is because the commissioning parents pull out.
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Oh, and that maybe Styles will pull out some more nail art for his upcoming tour.
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They pull out references from different corners of our Earth and find ways to adapt them.
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The pull-out of foreign troops has made Afghanistan not only more dangerous, but poorer, too.
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Now more and more of us pull out our smartphones and look at our Facebook feeds.
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Trump's decision to pull out of Syria didn't come as a complete surprise to UK officials.
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You can stream TV shows and movies from apps without having to pull out your phone.
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In theory, Congress could pass legislation blocking his ability to pull out and override his veto.
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It's why the idea of having a strong "pull-out game" is seen as an asset.
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Pull out the bread from the center of the round, tearing it into small chunks. 4.
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I pull out my Appalachia map, and pick the first place that sticks out at me.
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I can't swim away, so I pull out my weapon and start firing at the creature.
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Leave it to Khlo$ Money to pull out all the stops for en epic birthday bash.
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So we decided maybe to pull out the Heart Sutra and put it in our clothing.
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He was also asked about North Korea&aposs threat to pull out of the nuclear summit.
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Matt Bevin for threatening to pull out of the expansion entirely if HHS loses this lawsuit.
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"One individual (there) did pull out a weapon and fire it at another individual," Manley said.
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But unless three of the poll leaders pull out in time, none of them can win.
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Active funds, meanwhile, saw investors pull out about $92.4 billion in assets over the same time.
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Last week Mr Trump personally intervened and persuaded Foxconn's boss, Terry Gou, not to pull out.
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Use a pin to pull out several threads around the border to create a fringed effect.
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He could reach into his pocket and pull out his phone, unlocking it with his fingerprints.
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"My original instinct was to pull out, and historically I like following my instincts," he said.
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Trump has already repeatedly shown a willingness to pull out all the stops to discredit Biden.
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Joni Ernst talked about the threat that the last major insurer might pull out of Iowa.
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He suggested that Amazon could be threatening to pull out as part of a negotiation tactic.
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Crews were told the assignment would be dangerous and they could pull out if they wanted.
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As a candidate, Trump said he would renegotiate the agreement or even pull out of it.
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Ahead, we combed through the hundreds of pages to pull out 41 stellar finds worth buying.
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Torgerson said he saw an officer "reach deep into Castile's pocket" to pull out a gun.
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A source close to the matter said he was preparing to pull out of the deal.
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Rays lose four-run lead but pull out 13-7 win over Tigers ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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Of course, an algorithm isn't going to reach into a literal bag and pull out tiles.
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Pakistan, which denies the accusations, called India's move to pull out of the SAARC summit "unfortunate".
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We can all breathe a sigh of relief because Trump didn't pull out of the deal.
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Regardless of the circumstances, they always pull out the stops with ambitious staging and special guests.
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Trump cited the Israeli dossier in announcing his decision to pull out of the deal Tuesday.
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Police wearing balaclavas pull out a person in handcuffs, open the shutters and take him inside.
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Wittig's comments come as Trump has reportedly decided to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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He was forced to pull out of the French Open after two rounds and miss Wimbledon.
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"The only way things will really change," she said, "is if we pull out our dollars."
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We would jump in the magazines bin and pull out, well, anything with pictures of girls.
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That's why I decided to pull out, because I have to think about my health first.
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I used to scan a lot of websites and pull out the interesting nuggets of information.
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I pop in some wireless earbuds, pull out my phone, and start playing with an app.
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"My original instinct was to pull out -- and, historically, I like following my instincts," Trump said.
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Trump announced he was formally "decertifying" the nuclear deal with Iran, but he didn't pull out.
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Then the next day, I decided to carry it on—I didn't pull out a knife.
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So please, just this once, let him pull out his broad sword and slay a dragon.
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"We're trained, when you hear gunshots, to pull out your weapon and think fast," he said.
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When competing for the love of your life, you have to pull out all the stops.
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That means that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump won't be able to pull out if elected.
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With producer George Martin away on holiday, they felt truly free to pull out the stops.
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ING strategists said the latest moves by Mexico might prompt Trump to pull out of NAFTA.
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REALITY CHECK At about 6, I start to pull out the market stuff and make dinner.
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If all else fails, I will pull out the big guns — lederhosen and Darth Vader impressions.
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The New Zealand Police pull out all the stops in this over-the-top recruitment video.
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The biggest proponent of the decision to pull out of China was co-founder Sergey Brin.
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It'll pull out up to a set distance or until it detects something in the way.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull out of NAFTA if negotiators can't get a better deal.
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A Senate Republican strategist said that Toomey probably won't be able to pull out a win.
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No participating countries or broadcasters have heeded the BDS calls to pull out of the event.
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He announced plans to pull out of the Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear deal.
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Brazil's economy is expected to pull out of a two-year recession in the first quarter.
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Let's say, for sake of argument, someone could pull out of the market earlier than most.
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Pull out those Marauder's Maps to find out what mischief fans will conjure up next year.
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He's not the weird, I'm going to pull out the shotgun if you do anything type.
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Celebrities pull out their wildest looks and pair it with equally wild hair, makeup, and nails.
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The biggest critics, though, came from a business community that threatened to pull out of Indiana.
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Washington has threatened to pull out of the accord, saying Moscow failed to comply with it.
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A source close to the matter said Trump was preparing to pull out of the agreement.
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Everyone knows that the US isn't going to pull out until it's damned good and ready.
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You can't just pull out a set of rigs at a nice bar or house party.
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Since you don't have to pull out your wallet, it almost feels like you're saving money.
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The Chinese government may be offended or the Iranians could pull out of the nuclear deal.
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Now that tour might be canceled, and I've already had to pull out of two events.
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And at this point, she had no idea whether Mr. Moore could pull out a win.
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"Melody's like tweezers that go into the infection and pull out the wounded part," she said.
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Pull out the wrong cable, and at best you might have lost some data monitoring capabilities.
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Trump's decision to pull out followed growing doubts as to whether the summit would go ahead.
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Shoppers leave the store through those same gates, without pausing to pull out a credit card.
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We find a secluded pull out along the river and heft the doe onto the grass.
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Just one second, let me pull out my clarinet and help my sons with his score.
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"If you pull out biofuel, the whole system will collapse," said Dono Boestami, the fund's director.
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It is demanding a hard border with Austria and threatening to pull out of her government.
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"If Germany decides to pull out of Incirlik, we might as well say goodbye," he said.
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The White House is convinced that Mr. Trump has the authority to pull out of Nafta.
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But I never truly thought Parasite could pull out a Best Picture win at the Oscars.
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Eventually, I pull out the paint by numbers death tree and start working on it again.
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The company will pull out of "lower-tier" malls and focus on developing small, freestanding stores.
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Two activists said the convoy and the UN delegation had to pull out before unloading everything.
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He's done everything from oxidize iron to pull out the individual chemicals in a glow stick.
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Some of the United States' closest allies are urging the Trump administration not to pull out.
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The Hurricane went on a 25-33 run to pull out to a 23-210 lead.
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Still, Stanchart wouldn't pull out of the markets at the first sign of trouble, he said.
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And he dismissed the idea that Mr. Trump was really ready to pull out of Nafta.
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He watches me pull out of the driveway from my bedroom and it breaks my heart.
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And the President has vowed to pull out all stops in support of his former rival.
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Yet analysts said the impact of Trump's announcement to pull out of the deal was muted.
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Only the terrorists and the Taliban threaten to pull out women's fingernails for wearing nail polish.
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When the sun sets, they pull out headlamps and cellphones to illuminate their rows of crops.
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The BBC reported on Sunday morning that UK Trade Secretary Liam Fox may also pull out.
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If the Celtics manage to pull out a big road victory on Thursday, we will reconsider.
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"They have to cancel," said a source with one exhibitor that has decided to pull out.
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However Foti said following Fineco's results that it had no plans to pull out of Britain.
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It could also partially pull out of the wall, creating conditions that could start a fire.
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"My original instinct was to pull out — and, historically, I like following my instincts," Trump said.
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There are some loose trends we can pull out of Game of Thrones' overall color story.
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The woman should then pull out her wallet when she notices what the man has done.
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So pull out those shorts, tank tops, and summer dresses and enjoy the sunshine and warmth.
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So I thought I'd pull out the strongest arguments from the pro- and anti-merger sides.
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Rap star Common has even called for Travis Scott to pull out of the halftime show.
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Earlier this year, another study found that the pull-out method was also increasing in popularity amongst teens — which is even riskier, given that young people likely just beginning to learn about sex and their bodies, and are more likely to use the pull-out method incorrectly.
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Two weeks on from U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear pact, his administration told Iran to drop its nuclear program and pull out of the Syrian civil war among other demands, setting Washington and Tehran further on a course of confrontation.
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Why did Elon Musk wait until it was about the climate to pull out of Trump's councils?
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Any move to pull out of the coalition could trigger snap elections or a possible new alliance.
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I order and get three different sauces (annoying, I know) and pull out my computer and eat.
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She was forced to pull out of the performance to have surgery on her tibia in 2012.
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Don't make me pull out my credit card if you can offer a one-click payment solution.
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He shouts again not to pull out the gun but then quickly fires seven shots at Castile.
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We started working then on what sorts of insights we could pull out from all the data.
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I'm ready to get out there, play with my teammates and try to pull out the win.
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They could set up Anchorage so it requires five of seven executives' approval to pull out assets.
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Pull out both suitcase and passport, because intrepid journeys could lead us through the foreign customs lines.
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Diamondbacks pull out win over White Sox PHOENIX — The Arizona Diamondbacks like their home cooking this year.
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If Trump decides to pull out of the deal unilaterally, the accord gives him a path forward.
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His administration also toned down threats to pull out of the NAFTA pact with Mexico and Canada.
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The biggest stars in television make sure to pull out all the style stops on the carpet.
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A Samsung representative then confiscated the sign, only to see the same protesters pull out another sign.
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They found that babies cuddling an octopus are less likely to pull out their monitors and tubes.
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The pull-out method offers zero protection from the STIs you can get from pre-ejaculation fluids.
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Fun fact: You can't pull out your selfie stick at stations on Japan's JR West train system.
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When it comes to marijuana and violence, you can pull out correlations in the opposite direction, too.
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It's nice to put into your home when you're building it, but it's hard to pull out.
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He said it was speculative to discuss what Germany would do if the IMF did pull out.
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"So even if they have to pull out of China, they're still coming out ahead," Cramer said.
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But the White House's decision to pull out of the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement suited them nicely.
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In 2002, about 10% of unmarried men used the pull-out method, compared to 19% in 2015.
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I make my typical breakfast, pull out my laptop, and sit on the couch to start working.
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When the skin around the nails starts to crack, it's time to pull out the big guns.
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Advocated for the pull-out method while their girlfriend is back home pregnant for that very reason?
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The man went on to pull out his phone, and the whole group posed for selfies together.
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So when this candy-centric holiday comes around, Mars Wrigley and others pull out all the stops.
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All four guys pull out slightly late, but only one of the four girls gets knocked up.
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Zarif said Iran could pull out of the nuclear deal if the Europeans don't fulfill their commitments.
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But the threat of the U.S. sanctions has prompted many major companies to pull out of Iran.
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Pull out a napkin, put a value in the numerator and make a guess at the denominator.
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Chiesa was injured in the attack -- and was forced to pull out of his UFC 50 fight.
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And let's not all rush to pull out our teal undies and copy this baby announcement, okay?
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Here's a closer look at what would happen if Donald Trump tried to pull out of NAFTA.
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The Israeli pull-out and his death in 2004 opened the way for Hamas to take charge.
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He would rip the cabinets off the wall and pull out all the dishes onto the floor.
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As soon as you pull out the stylus, a menu of tools pops up on the screen.
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Time to pull out the winter coats because first I headed to Colorado to see my Chaser!
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The president has called it "obsolete", and has raised fears that he may pull out of it.
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The simpler thing to do would be to pull out my credit card and start paying Google.
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Here are the items we're rumored to see and the things Google could pull out as surprises.
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That month, Michael Rakowitz became the only artist to preemptively pull out of the 219 Whitney Biennial.
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Earlier this year, community upheaval caused Amazon to pull out of plans to expand in New York.
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Tennis Canada said Williams's decision to pull out was made for personal reasons but did not elaborate.
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However, that meeting was recently called into question after North Korea threatened to pull out of talks .
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DEPA will stay in the broader Athens region but will pull out of the rest of Greece.
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The Angels (61-75) were able to compose themselves and pull out the win after the injury.
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I've tried to cry in movies before, and I haven't been able to pull out fake tears.
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So it's surprising that Uber would pull out of what stands to become a highly lucrative market.
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Comment from discussion Hailo is second ride-hailing app to pull out of S'pore in a week.
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You can read the entire proposal below, though we've done our best to pull out the highlights.
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And pull out the pigment it did: My brows were stark white when she wiped it off.
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I can sort of pull out of the files whatever memories I have and stuff like that.
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The company did not respond to further inquiries about its decision to pull out of the space.
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I pull out a couple of dates and replace the pits with dollops of peanut butter. Yummyyyy.
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I pull out my iPhone and ask Siri if she knows where her silicon brains came from.
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"Unfortunately I had to pull out of Washington due to my problems with US visa," Kuznetsova wrote.
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MATEUS CANUDO, RANCH WORKER (through translator): You pull out the wires, dig holes, you put the posts.
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But on May 8, exactly a year after Trump's pull-out from the deal, the tide changed.
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The bank in October announced plans to reduce its workforce dramatically and pull out of 10 countries.
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" The U.S. should "pull out of it," he intoned, and "let the Europeans take care of that.
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Zuma had threatened to pull out of the inquiry because he said he was being questioned unfairly.
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Partake in your annual traditional banter, pull out some jokes and stock up on some extra marshmallows.
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Is the focus on Trump signing an executive order to pull out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership?
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He let the vehicle pull out in front of him and called in the license plate information.
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Despite earlier assertions to pull out, Trump backtracked on Wednesday, saying he would seek to renegotiate NAFTA.
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Then they went in the Featherman, which is basically a bird blender, to pull out the plumes.
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Pull out your iPhone, open Settings, go into the Siri settings, and turn off Access When Locked.
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Multiple news organizations also reported Wednesday Trump was expected to pull out of the Paris climate agreement.
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On January 14th its leader threatened to pull out of the government unless Mr Borisov nominated her.
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I pull out my phone to order burgers and silently thank god we're working on something stronger.
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I went shopping with my dad and didn't pull out my phone once (he wasn't so disciplined).
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The Taliban, however, demand a complete foreign force pull-out before entering into a formal peace agreement.
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Additionally, the pair would sometimes pull out foods like spiced lamb and "seductively" stuff each other's faces.
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And supporters of the president's decision say the attack shows exactly why it's time to pull out.
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Once sent, investors would have the right to reconfirm their orders for the transaction - or pull out.
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It makes me irrationally angry: I pull out my weapon and blast the spike-balls to pieces.
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The job is to pull out relevant information, without spending too much time in any one source.
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Both campaigns are projecting confidence that they'll pull out a victory when the outstanding ballots are counted.
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The move followed days of heightened rhetoric from North Korea -- which had itself threatened to pull out.
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But a U.S. pull-out from Syria makes the likelihood of it happening so much more real.
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Then, as more healthy people pull out of the insurance pool, rates go up for everyone else.
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Many acknowledged that the process of capturing enough data to pull out legitimate trends can be cumbersome.
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Trump has threatened to pull out of NATO, rewrite NAFTA, and end wars in the Middle East.
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If the SPD pull out of the coalition, the most likely scenario would be a new election.
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TRUMP: If I don't get a change, I would pull out of Nafta in a split second.
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Many experts in the state assert that the business mogul is likely to pull out a victory.
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"The answers were hard to pull out, even though they were just beneath the surface," wrote Nadella.
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The Santee Cooper board of directors voted unanimously on Monday morning to pull out of the project.
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Angels pull out win over Astros HOUSTON — The Los Angeles Angels aren't ready for a concession speech.
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They will have on offer their own prizes and be able to pull out their own penalties.
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No level of defense spending will be enough, because what he really wants is to pull out.
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Athletics Tanzania decided to pull out of the competition after hearing about the chaos, its secretary said.
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Earlier this year, an Interior Department spokesperson denied the agency was planning to pull out of EITI.
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Rescuers used spades and ropes to pull out 19 badly injured miners and found four others dead.
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Maria's cousin, a college student, once saw someone pull out a bottle of Patacón sauce on campus.
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Either company can pull out of the deal as of June 29 under the agreement, Superior said.
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But President Trump has sometimes expressed a clear desire to pull out, something he may yet order.
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His decision to pull out of the nuclear deal has strengthened the hand of hard-liners there.
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And it's not just because the Trump administration announced its intention to pull out of that deal.
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She sleeps with one of his sweatshirts in the pull-out chair of their son's hospital room.
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There will also be a temptation to pull out money for the instances when you need cash.
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So far, Netflix and Disney are the only major studios to threaten to pull out in 2020.
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Unesco's Creative Cities Network initiative is going strong, despite U.S. plans to pull out of the organization.
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If you pull out the wrong green booger, it shoots out a few feet in the air.
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"If we pull out of helping what's happening, civilian casualties increase in Yemen absolutely," Mr. Lankford said.
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Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis resigned, reportedly in frustration over Trump's decision to pull out of Syria.
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Trump has frequently said he would pull out of NAFTA if a better deal was not possible.
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One of the scientists points out fish bite marks in a small plastic sheet we pull out.
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Prepare by stowing a packable rain jacket that you can pull out when the weather gets wet.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Is it hot in here, or did I just pull out of the Paris accord?
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Read her tips, then pull out your slow cooker and make her new recipe for butter chicken.
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And rejoining the accord requires rebuilding trust with other countries after Trump's disastrous decision to pull out.
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The time has finally come to swipe through the emoji keyboard and pull out the broom emoji.
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Iraq has voted to evict US troops, though whether the US will pull out is still uncertain.
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At issue for Rove wasn't the decision to pull out of the agreement itself — he applauded it.
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A source close to the matter said he was preparing to pull out of the Paris accord.
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Doctors would laugh with wonder when they'd pull out my hospital file, thicker than a phone book.
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America under President Donald Trump, who wants to pull out of the Paris agreement, underscores the case.
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The company plans to pull out of "lower-tier" malls and focus on developing small, freestanding stores.
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"My original instinct was to pull out, and historically I like following my instincts," Mr. Trump said.
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Trump has demanded European allies agree to change the pact by May or he will pull out.
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Eventually, it will catch up to me, and I'll be forced to pull out my credit card.
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The Wildcats could be playing for a No. 1 seed if they can pull out the title.
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You reach into your pocket or purse, pull out your cellphone, and discover the battery&aposs dead.
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One of Trump's first moves was to pull out of the new 11-country Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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But top Trump administration officials haven't been as eager to pull out of the global trade regulator.
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Washington also wants a clause that would allow any NAFTA member to pull out after five years.
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"I am really sorry to have to pull out of the Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic," Keys said.
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" The Iranian leader also argued that security will come to the region "when American troops pull out.
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French President Emmanuel Macron told reporters it would be a mistake to pull out of the pact.
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Don't be so quick to pull out your debit card for an online or in-store purchase.
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But that was before Trump caught fire, and now it's unclear where he can pull out victories.
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" Gore also had called Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate agreement that June "indefensible.
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The U.S. under Trump is the only country to say it will pull out of the deal.
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis resigned, reportedly in frustration over Trump's decision to pull out of Syria.
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The PT is expected to pull out all stops to link Haddad to Lula in its ads.
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I don't know if he felt it necessary to pull out a sharpie and change the map.
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He can run a protection racket with military alliances and pull out of international organizations and treaties.
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S. summit remains on track after North Korea threatened to pull out of the high-level talks.
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It came a day after it threatened to pull out of the summit with the United States.
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I love to pull out my big pot and set it in the middle of the table.
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This week, members from both sides of her coalition warned each other against threats to pull out.
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The snub came a day after Mr. Erdogan commended President Trump's decision to pull out of Syria.
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The issue became moot when Amazon announced it would pull out of its planned New York headquarters.
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Wherever you buy them, steam the scallops soft, then pull out your food processor and a wok.
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I started really beating the drum for us to pull out of the partnership in mid 2017.
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The pope has implicitly criticized Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris accord on climate change.
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You pull out your phone and punch in his name (which you misspell and Google autocorrects, obviously).
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Mr Trump's penchant for abandoning commitments he considers "a bad deal" has caused America to pull out of—or threaten to pull out of—a remarkable number of international agreements, from the high-profile Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear deal to the lesser-known Universal Postal Union.
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But this year, that collective excitement has quickly given way to pull-out-your-hair levels of frustration.
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It wants to make it simpler to record meetings and pull out action items automatically using artificial intelligence.
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Trump's decision to pull out completely was confirmed by U.S. officials and is expected in the coming months.
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"It doesn't matter if they sat three, two, one, zero, we have to pull out wins," Towns said.
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Trump has vowed to pull out of several free-trade agreements and to protect American industries and jobs.
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Shoppers weren't afraid to pull out their smartphones to shop on Thanksgiving, to the tune of $24.3 billion.
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Update: On June 1, President Donald Trump announced he would pull out of the 2015 Paris climate agreement.
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But the reality is that the pull out method is far more effective than doing nothing, she says.
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With Oracle under threat, Ellison may pull out all the stops, including buying rivals, to stay on top.
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Even then, you'd have to pull out your smartphone to do basic things, like turn on your lights.
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The decision to pull out unilaterally of the Iran deal was not welcomed by a single European ally.
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Prosecutors said several people saw Gallagher pull out a knife and stab the ISIS prisoner in the neck.
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A transcript of that session was made so that Robbins could pull out material for his next book.
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If you're too lazy to make dinner, you can pull out your phone to order something on Grubhub.
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Amazon has become the latest firm to pull out of this year's Mobile World Congress over coronavirus fears.
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But all I want to know is: can I pull out the sword of Gryffindor from its stomach?
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Why it matters: Netanyahu has lobbied Trump very hard in the past not to pull out U.S. troops.
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It [has to] feel something like your wallet when you pull out your driver's license and show it.
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To cap it all, he wants to pull out of last year's Paris agreement to tackle global warming.
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But when you have an overnight guest, the top folds back to reveal a pull-out twin bed.
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Since the accord didn't pass the Senate as a treaty, the president has unilateral authority to pull out.
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Some in the party want to pull out of the coalition, which would mean new elections this autumn.
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We start with a frequency analysis and pull out the most essential words and expressions from that paper.
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Against that, his recent pull-out of the Iran nuclear deal makes him look like a deal-breaker.
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Mexico warned it could pull out of NAFTA if a renegotiation of the pact does not benefit it.
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But according to Fremar, Perry may pull out some super-interesting looks for the rest of awards season.
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The United States is set to pull out of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) on Aug.
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Lastly, I pull out the wine and beer I bought at the liquor store and some wine glasses.
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To install it you pull out your old deadbolt and slide in the two sides of the keypad.
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Then, I use a lancet to pull out ingrown hairs, which doesn't create any damage around the skin.
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As more and more brands pull out, the pressure will likely build for others to do the same.
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If you can instead tap a Roth, you only need to pull out enough for the down payment.
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Each day, long lines form at banks in the capital, as citizens try to pull out their money.
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To add a drive you simply pull out a carriage and snap the drive into place without tools.
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Green explained his decision to pull out from a military leadership position in the wake of this controversy.
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A future use: These flytraps might be used in nano-production lines to pull out items with defects.
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So when they go on there and they pull out their hair, we&aposre all like so what?
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Iran has itself threatened to pull out of the agreement unless EU powers demonstrably protect its economic benefits.
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Insurers that pull out of the state's exchange cannot participate in its Medicaid or children's health insurance programs.
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I would recommend that women pull out all of the positive praise they've received since their last review.
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Britain's decision to pull out of the European Union leaves the world's fifth-largest economy facing deep uncertainty.
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It actually has a retractable handle that makes it easy to pull out when it's time to recharge.
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" A post on his Twitter said simply, "So very sad to have to pull out – apologies to all.
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Meanwhile, the world is reacting to President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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"It's your testimony today that you saw Mr. Castile pull out an object?" prosecutor Rick Dusterhoft said Friday.
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They instinctively know when and how to pull out their phones, and what makes for a captivating shot.
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Is Gigi Hadid making you want to pull out your wallet and splurge on her eye-catching shoes?
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Global trade growth may accelerate again as European and Asian economies pull out of their current sharp slowdown.
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But Trump has threatened to pull out of the treaty due to alleged Russian violations of the deal.
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I don't have to reach for my wallet and search for cash or pull out a debit card.
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There was always something strikingly visceral about that grey, chewy pulp you'd pull out of your mouth afterward.
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President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. would pull out of the agreement in June of last year.
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The new smartwatch app lets you more easily play Pokémon without having to always pull out your phone.
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But then something freaky happens: you reach in and pull out a person who happens to be you.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will announce on Tuesday whether he will pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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President Donald Trump has said if negotiations do not go his way he'll pull out of the pact.
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Samsung's reportedly planning to pull out all the stops for the its next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S53.
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When primates are isolated, she explains, they "go crazy" and pull out their hair, scratch and bite themselves.
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There are still sections of the game where you'll have to pull out your guns and start shooting.
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Naturally, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, a career-long, oil-industry shill from Oklahoma, has argued to pull out.
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"They pull out the mats all by themselves sometimes and do the little tricks they know," LeBlanc says.
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"I was worried that other countries might use it as an excuse to pull out themselves," Gore said.
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And it was great to not pull out my phone every 10 minutes to check in at work.
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You walk up, and the moment you walk up, they can pull out a gun and shoot you.
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Any time I pull out my phone to shoot what she's doing, she reacts and ruins the moment.
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The sensible thing would be to pull out, join my team back in the comparative safety of Europe.
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If parents regularly pull out a cigarette after a meal, then why can't Nintendo sell a lighter attachment?
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Like in the Washington example, Nelson would need a much bigger change in Florida to pull out ahead.
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Bannon and Pruitt are the main forces opposing the Paris pact and pushing for Trump to pull out.
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The United States never joined Kyoto, and President Trump pledged earlier this year to pull out of Paris.
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You want me to just pull out of here, put a tarp on, and then come right back?
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So, when the ladies do attend the event from the exclusive area, they pull out all the stops.
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"We had enough poise down the stretch to pull out a tight game," Denver coach Mike Malone said.
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Any country wanting to pull out of the Paris Agreement after ratifying it has to wait four years.
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The rogue state's mistrust of Washington could grow should the president pull out from the agreement, he said.
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Cruz and O'Rourke are on opposite sides over Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Their goals: Close the borders, deport illegal immigrants, pull out of international entanglements and pull up the drawbridge.
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Trump, skeptical of the pact's effectiveness, has been eager to pull out as a May 12 deadline nears.
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He's threatened, similarly, to pull out of NAFTA if it can't be restructured and he's complained about NATO.
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It features a twist-to-open pour for the detergent, a pull-out stand, and a measuring cup.
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But rows over subsidies have seen two firms, Hitachi and Toshiba, pull out, leaving those plans in disarray.
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The living room was not separate but did offer ample seating with a pull-out couch and terrace.
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Interior Minister and CSU leader Horst Seehofer had threatened to pull out of the coalition government over immigration.
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President Donald Trump has been threatening to pull out of NAFTA if a better agreement cannot be reached.
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Mr. Karamarko had suggested that Croatia pull out of the arbitration hearings, which was opposed by Mr. Oreskovic.
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We'd reckon there's still several dollars in the price based on a presumption the U.S. will pull out.
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Under international pressure, Bolsonaro is already backtracking on a promise to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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Pompeo's remarks follow President Donald Trump's announcement in October that he intended to pull out the 1987 accord.
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We carry all three and pull out the best card for each purchase depending on where we are.
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" Yet he also acknowledged: "My original instinct was to pull out — and, historically, I like following my instincts.
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He opened one to pull out some of Sarvanez's paintings—large abstracts, which he unfolded on the floor.
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Now it's time to pull out the brim, steaming one section at a time and pinning it down.
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If you have to pull out dimes and quarters to pay me, maybe you shouldn't be buying weed!
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"My original instinct was to pull out, and, historically, I like following my instincts," Trump said in August.
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" Geldof said Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris agreement had "ignited the issue for the young.
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Why it matters: President Trump has walked back from his original threat to pull out of NAFTA entirely.
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China also condemned Trump's move on Monday, saying it was wrong to unilaterally pull out of the treaty.
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Look, it truly was a pull-out-the-stops Vegas residency-type show rather than a simple concert.
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Is the ugly guy going to pull out his sword and, like, chop the other guy's head off?
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In fact, the only time it's okay to pull out a nipper is if you have a hangnail.
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After all, Halloween is the perfect night to pull out your quick wit and morbid sense of humor.
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To that, I suggest you pull out your utility knife, chop a chunk off, and make it work.
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Deutsche may ultimately restrict any purchase to a small part of the billions on offer or pull out.
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You pull out your phone, click a button — and a grocery store pulls up in front of you.
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It's unconscionable for the U.S. to just pull out of our legacy as a country that welcomes refugees.
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Turkey's woes may prompt investors to pull out of other emerging markets, which could have far-ranging repercussions.
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The blockade of Qatar could yet push the Persian Gulf nation to also pull out of the agreement.
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I'll probably have to pull over my car, pull out the laptop, plug in my iPhone and listen.
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You can pull out these grand story arcs out of seemingly simple everyday life here in New York.
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" Democratic Senator Ron Wyden said: "I will pull out all the stops to stop this horrendous, bizarre idea.
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PRRI researchers then broke down the survey into different demographic weights to pull out lessons from the data.
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Dutch team Jumbo Visma were the first to pull out of Strade Bianche on a day of uncertainty.
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Trump has also moved to freeze vehicle emission standards and pull out of the international Paris climate agreement.
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A Commerce Department spokesman did not offer a reason for Nikakhatar's decision to pull out of the process.
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Iran's odds are 210-211 to pull out a draw and 210-211 to win as of now.
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Medica, the state's last company in the individual health insurance market, threatened to pull out in early May.
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However, earlier this year, Winfrey made the decision to pull out, leaving the emotional documentary without a home.
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Mr. Castile's girlfriend has said he was trying to pull out his identification, as the officer had requested.
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A Tennis Australia spokeswoman told Reuters 32-year-old Farah's decision to pull out was not injury related.
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I'm into the Berber style rugs and they pull out a few until I find one I love.
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The loft-style bed platform is fixed, but there's a pull-out bed extension that increases its size.
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The prosecutors demanded the right to pull out of the deal at the end of every 90 days.
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It's got an oven shape that allows for larger batches compared to air fryers with pull-out baskets.
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The Wall Street Journal also reported that President Trump was not planning to pull out of the deal.
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My TV screen was tucked away in one of the armrests, and was easy enough to pull out.
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Whether Ms. Haley will recommend that the United States pull out of the Human Rights Council is unclear.
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A three-week delay does not mean you're out of the running, nor that you should pull out.
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"We can do a set of four tires, put in to pull out, in 10 minutes," Darolfi explains.
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They each have an Amazon Kindle Fire tablet that we pull out for long road trips and flights.
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Spain has also decided to pull out some of its troops from Iraq, the Spanish government said Wednesday.
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Even so, the workplace is not ready for how often we are going to pull out our phones.
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With weeks to go, any of the four top-polling candidates could still easily pull out a win.
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His latest remarks came after Trump decided to pull out of a key 85033 nuclear treaty with Russia.
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If you pull out when the market is at all-time lows, you get paid all-time lows.
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The new French leader was derisive of Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accords.
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"Pull out cash to pay for everything so you don't get accustomed to just charging everything," said Brady.
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It will be: 'Let's pull out the list of Obama's sacred cows and slaughter them, one by one.
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I decide to pull out my wax kit and go to work on my underarms, legs, and chin.
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"Will the next order be to pull out all the grapevines in Chianti or the Veneto?" he asked.
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"For individual jobs we label the tech-stack used and pull out the most important requirements," explains Franklin.
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Trump during his 2016 presidential campaign repeatedly vowed to either renegotiate or pull out of unfavorable trade deals.
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In at least a dozen tweets, Trump criticized the war, sometimes urging Obama to pull out American troops.
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Aetna announced earlier this year that it would pull out of its remaining ObamaCare markets, citing financial losses.
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Under the Paris Agreement rules, the United States cannot actually pull out of the pact until late 2020.
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An uptick in violence has led many organizations to pull out or scale back their footprint in Afghanistan.
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There&aposs no checkout, so shoppers never have to pull out their wallets to pay for their snacks.
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They had to communicate to each other, pull out actual maps, and figure out answers on their own!
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Dutch team Jumbo Visma were the first to pull out of Strade Bianche on a day of uncertainty.
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The Taliban want the American military to pull out, and the United States is looking for security assurances.
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Last month, officials said, Mr. Trump said that he intended to pull out American troops within 30 days.
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If you pull out those payments, and some other costs, Snap's loss is a more palatable $188 million.
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Anka was briefly on board to sing "My Way" at Trump's inaugural ball but had to pull out.
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Since these are all grand fables, it's only fitting that Radiohead pull out their most melodramatic, exaggerated performances.
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" That novel opens with a fragment of a song: "O, the wild rose blossoms / On the little green place"; a dance tune, "Tralala lala, / Tralala tralaladdy"; and a cautionary rhyme recited by the infant Stephen Dedalus's frightful governess, appropriately nicknamed Dante, "Pull out his eyes, / Apologise, / Apologise, / Pull out his eyes.
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There are even fears that foreign athletes will pull out of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio in August.
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It's an innuendo of sorts — he's talking about the pull-out couch that Jonathan was supposed to sleep on.
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And once we pull out of other areas, they can bring across drugs or more high-value human cargo.
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They've been violating it for many years":"And I don't know why President Obama didn't negotiate or pull out.
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There&aposs also no longer the chance that you might pull out with the charging cable still plugged in.
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The Daily Beast's Lachlan Markay reports that the White House is telling congressional staff that Trump will pull out.
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But imagine the possibilities: -- No more rummaging through your purse to pull out your ID at a crowded bar.
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You might get a few strange looks in the ladies' room when you pull out your mini wine bottle.
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