He pulled out of TPP, pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord and pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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She pulled and pulled, but her foot wouldn't come loose.
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And he pulled me in, and he pulled his penis out.
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The ex-senator pulled and pulled but the door was locked.
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She pulled into her sweatpants pocket and pulled out her phone.
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What pulled them, or at least what pulled him out of that?
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He pulled over to a parking lot and pulled him out desperately.
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Pulled down by an invisible force until I get pulled back up.
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I've got recipes for pulled pork and pulled chicken that you'll flip over.
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Phelps pulled ahead on the breaststroke leg and pulled away on the freestyle.
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" An appeal to the intellectualism of the pulled-pork sandwich: "Evraz Place pulled pork.
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They pulled a 2.1, and they pulled another 90 degrees on easing last week.
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So it, to me, it reminds me of, like, a pulled, a pulled brisket.
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Golden State pulled ahead early in the third quarter before the Hornets pulled away.
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And instead of being pulled by a power kite, you're pulled by a drone.
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AlphaGo pulled off the 0.5 point victory after facing moves pulled from its own playbook.
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Two minutes after Mr. Roberts pulled out his phone, a black Lincoln MKC pulled up.
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The catalog information is pulled from Spotify, whereas the streamed music is pulled from YouTube.
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He pulled into a shopping center parking lot and pulled Cooper's body from the SUV.
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They lashed ropes around the statue, pulled until their ropes broke and then pulled again.
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In response, Justice Brennan pulled back; Justice Powell responded; Justice Brennan pulled back some more.
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Then, someone standing outside the MRI lightly pulled and pulled until the man's finger cracked.
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He pulled into a shopping center parking lot and pulled Cooper's lifeless body from the SUV.
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Video pulled from Facebook Facebook said it pulled the original video from a suspect's Facebook profile.
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Pulled pork and pulled chicken are at their most tender when prepared in a slow cooker.
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Harris pulled into a shopping center parking lot and pulled Cooper's lifeless body from the car.
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Officer Lawson pulled up on a small bluff overlooking the border and pulled out his binoculars.
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"You're pulled into them, pulled into the microcosm of that piece," she said in an interview.
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Video pulled from Facebook Facebook confirmed that it pulled the original video from the suspect's Facebook profile.
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Our burgers are made solely from wild boar, and the "pulled pork" we do is pulled boar.
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I pulled out quickly, but when I got to the space, another car had already pulled in.
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And we've seen that they've opened and then pulled a little bit back, opened and pulled it back.
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So families were not always together, they were pulled apart just as many are being pulled apart today.
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Video pulled from Facebook Facebook said it pulled the original video from one of the suspect's Facebook profile.
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Pulled over for erratic driving, then charged Joseph Schwab was pulled over in August 2015 in Fairfield, California.
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And we know they pulled the legal definition of gross negligence, they pulled it right out of document.
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A$AP Rocky pulled up with Kendall Jenner in Gucci goggles, but I pulled up with Drake's dad.
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Any permits pulled by the contractor and subcontractors will need to be pulled again by the new crew.
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I pulled the driver's seat of the car way back, pulled myself out of my jeans, and he began.
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The doc said the plugs were sealed so tightly, when he pulled them out it severely pulled his eardrum.
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When she pulled up, he rammed his car into her vehicle ... and then pulled her out and beat her.
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The Redhawks pulled within five with under five minutes to play, but the Commodores pulled away down the stretch.
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I'd be lying if I said I didn't feel pulled in the way other parents with options feel pulled.
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South Africa pulled its envoy from Tel Aviv, while Turkey pulled its ambassadors from both Washington and Tel Aviv.
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"He pulled open a box and pulled out this object about the size of a grapefruit," Dr. Brusatte recalled.
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Overall market weakness pulled health care back, but what I like is it pulled it back to major support.
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"I pulled myself up out of it, and L-STEP pulled me the rest of the way," she said.
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The driver's bag was pulled out of the line of luggage for additional inspection and officers pulled him aside.
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Dre pulled into his driveway, but the other driver kept yelling -- so Dre pulled out his phone to record video.
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"I feel like I was pulled out of the meeting like I was pulled out of the Garden," he said.
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"I just pulled out money, I pulled out quarters, pennies, dimes, and was like, 'These are your answers,'" he said.
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Uber and Skip have both pulled out of San Diego and Lyft has pulled its scooters out of six markets.
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Nio has pulled back about 50 percent [since its post-IPO highs]; Tesla actually pulled back below its IPO price.
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Lil B: Nothing awkward, but it was crazy 'cause right when I pulled up, she pulled up at the same time.
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But if you remember how their M&A talks got derailed last year when Disney pulled back and Salesforce pulled back.
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But "quirky Ross Perot, just like he pulled out of the presidential race, he pulled out of the biography," Lichtman said.
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"I pulled my firearm, and I pulled the trigger," said Mr. Slager, who said he suffered from nightmares after the shooting.
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I pulled a couple of songs, "Tomorrow's Forever" and "Say Forever You'll be Mine," I pulled from back in the 70s.
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During the most recent week, taxable bonds pulled in $12.7 billion and municipal bonds pulled in $2.5 billion, according to ICI.
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When he pulled over to check, Vence told police a blue pickup pulled off behind him and two Hispanic men got out.
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Arcade City had a proof-of-concept app, but pulled it down shortly before Uber pulled out of Austin, citing scaling issues.
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And now we see Iran threatening to go further and who are pulled—being pulled in further and further into this crisis.
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They pulled them out to learn where the movement was making its next stand; they pulled them out to learn where to retreat after being teargassed; then they pulled them out to learn where everyone was regrouping for the next advance.
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That is up from $4.4 billion that was pulled out the prior week and $13.3 billion pulled out the last week of November.
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It becomes tougher once you're part of a larger partnership because you get pulled into other things, you get pulled into administrative things.
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At that point, Schwarze pulled the trigger but the gun failed to fire because the slide was only partially pulled back, Freeman said.
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He pulled his mattress off his bed, flipped his bed frame over, and pulled everything out of his closet, screaming the whole time.
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After Russell's two foul shots pulled the Rams within 25-20, Dayton gradually pulled away in the last seven minutes of the half.
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She pulled out her phone and pulled up photos of her dog, Puky, a cocker spaniel who died last August at age 15.
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And BlackRock has pulled in nearly 40 percent of the $160 billion pulled in by U.S. ETFs alone this year, according to FactSet.
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Joe Rogan's popular show was pulled from the platform yesterday, and Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini said her network's shows would be pulled, too.
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Pulled from Polygraph Pulled from Polygraph So if the Bay Area is underrepresented in software and overrepresented in hardware, where does it stand overall?
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I never had a gun pulled on me when I was taking a photo—though I've had a gun pulled on me six times.
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He was pulled over for not using his signal The shooter was pulled over by Texas troopers in Midland on Saturday afternoon, police said.
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"Instead the defendant pulled out his gun, pulled the trigger three times, and killed Delrawn Small in the blink of an eye," he said.
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When they came back and asked what the men were doing there, Missouri pulled out a gun, aimed at his face, and pulled the trigger.
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Consider the case of Laura Maurer, an Iowa mother of two who pulled over to text a client and then pulled back onto the road.
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However, Ball was pulled out of Chino Hills and de-committed from UCLA while LaVar pulled LiAngelo out of UCLA following a suspension for shoplifting.
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That led to a 29-yard kick by Caleb Sturgis and pulled the Eagles pulled within 433-20 with 2:22 left in the game.
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In the lead up to its final season, The Good Place pulled its usual tactic: It pulled the whole damn rug out from under us.
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That said, there is something called Pulled Oats, a Finnish innovation to empower vegetarians dating back to the pulled pork trend of a few years ago.
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With that done, I pulled the mold out of the print shop, then slid it out of the plastic cylinder and pulled the two halves apart.
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"I got my walking stick, and pulled it out and seen this woman's hand sticking out and I got her and pulled her out," Marbut said.
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As Huawei learned earlier this year when AT&T pulled out of carrier deal, the rug can be pulled out from under at the last minute.
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She then pulled her workout-ready outfit together with over-size hoop earrings, round-rimmed sunglasses, and her wavy hair pulled back into a high ponytail.
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Aetna pulled out completely this year, and several other companies pulled out of certain states, such as Molina Healthcare leaving the exchanges in Utah and Wisconsin.
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James Ahn said he was driving earlier this month when the woman pulled up next to him and pulled her eyes back in an offensive gesture.
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Finland's Golden & Green Foods is pushing boundaries with its pulled oats - an alternative to pulled pork or chicken that is made out of oats and beans.
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Charlotte pulled within eight after a 3-pointer by Miles Bridges with 4:14 left, but the Hornets got no closer as the Clippers pulled away.
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Those were the days of liberal anger and paranoia, undisclosed locations and known unknowns, tyrants pulled out of spider holes and America pulled into imperial adventures.
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One day when I was out on bond, the police pulled me over and they pulled me out of my car and I had drugs [on me].
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When I get pulled over with a white friend in the passenger seat, the reaction is very different than when I'm pulled over with a black friend.
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So many speakers and media partners for this year's initiative have already pulled out that the organizers have pulled down the names from the on-line agenda.
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"My dress was pulled up from the bottom and it was pulled down from the top and my breasts were out and I felt naked," she said.
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The two pulled away from the field and ran together almost the rest of the way until Berhanu Hayle pulled away to finish in 2:12:44.
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Scheifele pulled the Jets back within a goal with 18.7 seconds left and the goalie pulled for an extra attacker, but they did not get another shot.
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The House infamously pulled its bill minutes before an expected vote, but pulled back together a month later, once the furor had faded, to pass the legislation.
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When he pulled over to the side of the road to check, Vence told police a blue pickup pulled off behind him and two Hispanic men got out.
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The photo on the left shows Smith wearing waist-controlling tights pulled up "as high as possible", while the other shows Smith posing with her tights pulled down.
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Emma is not pulled together because she's never been pulled together, and her job has encouraged this splitting apart of the soul in order to become other people.
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"We found that the robes were capable of being maneuvered in a way that might be described as being pulled to one side or pulled apart," Ferguson said.
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The chief said that Detective Marconi had pulled over a vehicle, and while he was inside his squad car writing a ticket, a car pulled up behind him.
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During one interrogation, after Petty Officer Donald McClarren refused to sign a confession, his guard pulled out a gun, put it to McClarren's head and pulled the trigger.
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During the incident, one of the players pulled a pellet gun on the thieves -- but the thieves pulled REAL guns and opened fire, striking two of the players.
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They donned a pair of overcoats, sewed together back to back; then the women pulled my mother and the men pulled my father until the coats tore asunder.
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They are bounded by time: if you are pulled into a meeting, have to answer an important email, or otherwise pulled off-task, then the episode is over.
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On the way, he pulled over to investigate a "popping noise," he told police, and was knocked unconscious by three strangers who pulled up in a blue pickup truck.
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The statement alleges that the victim pulled his van over to the side of the road, and Torres exited the vehicle just as the father and son pulled up.
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Thomas had pulled over to get the license plate of another vehicle when both the driver and passenger pulled out guns and pointed them at Thomas, according to police.
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Back in January, filthy rich casino CEO Sheldon Adelson pulled out of a financing deal with the Raiders, and Goldman Sachs pulled out of the deal a day later.
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New Orleans pulled within three points on three occasions and Los Angeles answered each time before Miller's 633-pointer pulled the Pelicans within a point with 1:38 left.
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Today we put all but one door on — we had the order pulled for pickup, and it turns out they pulled the wrong sized door for one of them!
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And we know they pulled out the legal definition of gross negligence and they pulled out the foreign intel agencies likely hacked into that server in that bathroom closet.
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We hypothesized that individuals pulled over for speeding would be more likely to receive a mercy ticket if the officer who pulled them over shared the same first name.
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In the graph below, a negative force means a mass will be pulled down toward Earth; a positive force means it will be pulled up toward the other planet.
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Thirteen bodies were pulled from collapsed buildings in Durres, Albania's main port and a tourism spot, officials said, adding that 44 people had been pulled alive from the wreckage.
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It pulled in Seth Rich's death, the Democrat-led global pedophile ring from Pizzagate, the DNC inside job conspiracy, and, in December 2017, it pulled in CrowdStrike, as well.
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While we waited, Mr. McLean pulled out a notebook and opened it to a list he'd pulled together of everything his job had required over the previous two weeks.
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" - Julie, 353 "Pulled dirty sock out of pants.
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Friday The health care bill is pulled House Speaker Paul Ryan pulled the health care bill from a floor vote after being unable to secure enough support to pass it.
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The Preds pulled to within one as with their goalie pulled a Roman Josi shot deflected off the shield of Ryan Johansen past Sharks goalie Martin Jones at 25:24.
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Opinion: ISIS is losing the war Bomb detectors pulled from security checkpoints After the Karrada attack, al-Abadi issued a statement ordering all bomb detector devices pulled from security checkpoints.
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She's pulled back into the NBP offices, but this time instead of seeing glimpses of her sister or her own path, Arlie/Annie is pulled out into post-exam testing.
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Thinking she's swooning thanks to his slightly off-key song, Andrew pulled — and we really mean pulled — Cheryl over for a kiss, even though she's not into it at all.
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Two drunken men redefined the term "couch potato" last Thursday when they pulled up to a McDonald's drive-thru wearing helmets… on a couch… being pulled by a four-wheeler.
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Ten bodies were pulled from collapsed buildings in Durres, the main port and tourism destination, the Defence Ministry said, adding 42 had been pulled out alive from under the ruins.
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Once the team disconnected the laces from the Flywire, they pulled out the shoe's insole and pulled up the bootliner to reveal a small electronics system hidden inside the shoe's sole.
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The reality star pulled up her shirt and pulled down her leggings to reveal her rock-solid abs after her followers accused her of only showing the photoshopped version of herself.
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He pulled a gun, I pulled a gun, one of us left alive and a little bit richer — I scavenged his corpse for supplies, as is the fashion in The Division.
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Bieber says cops initially told his client they pulled him over for an illegal turn but later changed their story and said they pulled him over because he had expired tags.
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The Nine Eyes pulled together, sending legions of spooks and Lords to the committee hearings, but one by one they were sent back, usually by revelations pulled from their own files.
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To her detractors and critics, who say Pelosi pulled the Democrats across the finish line to win the majority and deserves to be speaker, Fudge says she pulled her weight too.
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Before he could make any decisions, another police car pulled up, and an officer stepped outside and pulled his gun on Jordan, screaming at him to get back on the ground.
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Eventually other networks — including Fox News — pulled the ad.
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" Another commenter responded, "I would of pulled the trigger.
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On Monday afternoon, Simon & Schuster pulled Yiannopoulos' book deal.
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The boxer -- who just pulled out of his Oct.
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Nicollette Sheridan pulled a fast one -- on us, anyway.
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" I pulled off the sunglasses, and they went, "Eddie?
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She pulled it off ... the photos are straight fire!!!
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And — horribly, amazingly — civilians were still being pulled out.
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The stretch has pulled Miami - once 13 games below .
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Poor teeth, poor pork — if not ground, then PULLED.
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WASHINGTON — Iran appears to have just pulled its punch.
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" He pulled back and said, "No, like, too trusting.
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But they really did need someone who was more of a technologist, more of pulled the politics out of it, pulled the ... Just quiet and steady wins the race kind of personality.
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The pulled pork served up by Gorgon City or Disclosure or Robin Schulz is the kind of pulled pork that's perpetually on offer in Iceland: stringy, grey, and served in a can.
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Using a tool "handcrafted to free entangled whales," he pulled on one end of the harness while Wiig pulled on the other from a rope that he'd affixed to a different strap.
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Lochte told NBC's Billy Bush: We got pulled over, in the taxi, and these guys came out with a badge, a police badge, no lights, no nothing just a police badge and they pulled us over … They pulled out their guns, they told the other swimmers to get down on the ground — they got down on the ground.
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Cops say the 40-year-old Heisman Trophy winner was pulled over on Tuesday for a routine traffic stop -- and when cops pulled his records, they noticed an active warrant for his arrest.
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Amazon also pulled out of point of sale services (aimed at more than restaurants) and has in certain regions also pulled back on other restaurant efforts like its order management and delivery platform.
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"We got pulled over, in the taxi, and these guys came out with a badge, a police badge, no lights, no nothing just a police badge and they pulled us over," Lochte said.
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"Went to the door and saw the babies so I jumped the fence and I pulled on the screen door and I wrapped up the babies and pulled them out," Angulo told KSNV.
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Apple pulled support for the GOP convention over Trump's presumptive nomination Once it became clear Trump would become the Republican presidential candidate, Apple pulled support for the GOP convention taking place next month.
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After Mr. Conger and Mr. Bentz were pulled from their flight to the United States, they told the police that the confrontation began when Lochte pulled a poster off a gas station wall.
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"We got pulled over, in the taxi, and these guys came out with a badge, a police badge — no lights, no nothing, just a police badge — and they pulled us over," he said.
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Vettel, who came into the weekend eclipsed by Leclerc, appeared to have pulled out some of the old magic with provisional pole but pulled into the pits after errors on his final lap.
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A Reuters reporter saw a boy of 10 being pulled from the rubble, covered in dust but with no visible injuries, and the crowd erupted into cheers as another child was pulled out.
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"I just got out and she pulled off," Ronnie said.
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Instead, they pulled up a chair and prayed with him.
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The gorilla stood him up and pulled up his pants.
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Pulled 300 nuclear alerts, 100 ft under the Wyoming turf.
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She also pulled her hair back into a loose bun.
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Mass concentration map using data pulled from the new survey.
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Aetna Inc, for instance, pulled out of Virginia this week.
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The old pictures were pulled from various books and websites.
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Of course, I pulled my phone out of my pocket.
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News Wednesday he was pulled over for a speeding ticket.
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In 2001, the Bush administration pulled out of the treaty.
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Already, dating had pulled me out of my comfort zone.
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Lights and sirens were not on as it pulled away.
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That's when Reynolds pulled out her phone and began filming.
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He pulled an unconscious man from a pool on Sunday.
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Your confidence has to be pulled from your own knowledge.
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I grieve for the young man who pulled the trigger.
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After the goal, Ottawa starting netminder Craig Anderson was pulled.
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The jokester also revealed the greatest prank he ever pulled.
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In making Paterson, Jarmusch has pulled off the same feat.
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All but the KPV LV pulled out of the discussions.
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A few pulled out their phones, took pictures, and began
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Brooklyn Beckham just pulled off a very impressive skateboarding trick.
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A blue pickup truck then pulled up behind the vehicle.
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As we first reported, Scottie pulled the trigger this week.
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House Republicans eventually pulled their plans to gut the agency.
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We pulled out the the ones you need to see.
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One exception: a pulled pork sandwich could use a little.
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Then I check my pulled pork, and it's absolutely perfect!
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Trump pulled the US out of that pact in 2018.
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And those are just three names pulled essentially at random.
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Several more buses pulled up, unloading more of their countrymen.
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Had he pulled off a stunning upset and unseated Sen.
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If a monkey detected the shape, it pulled a lever.
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The more Tina pulled away, the more Bob pursued her.
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But "William," the name seemingly pulled out of nowhere, stuck.
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Spending caps have pulled #science agency $$$ along with them. pic.twitter.
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Jazz is pulled from the pipe by the two gamekeepers.
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And my mother was very compassionately pulled towards Anita Hill.
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According to police, Menagh quickly grew uncomfortable and pulled away.
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"A cop came over and pulled him over," says Jonathan.
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Friday and pulled Dingledrine and the boy from the water.
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One episode is pulled off entirely in Spanish, with subtitles.
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Oil prices were also pulled down again on demand worries.
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It's here that Lyonne's talents are pulled into the foreground.
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In comparison, Apple pulled exactly zero iOS updates last year.
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I pulled my iPhone from my pocket and saw this.
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How they pulled that off without bloodshed is beyond me.
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Clinton and Sanders both pulled in 30 times that amount.
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He saw the firework hit the bush and pulled over.
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We've been pulled off rocket, and we have to land.
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BHP's falls pulled the index down by about 220 points.
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As a result, numerous studios have since pulled their shows.
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In fact that was the amount pulled out of them.
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The report was pulled off the website the next day.
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Or are all the tariffs going to be pulled out?
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But the release also pulled in another unexpected audience: children.
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The movie ended and he pulled me closer to him.
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What pulled me in is what's happening to working families.
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But Klobuchar pulled into third place in two opinion polls.
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Then he pulled out the adoption papers and simply stared.
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He was pulled out of the water and later died.
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"He will be pulled down kicking and screaming," she said.
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According to court records, Smith was pulled over on Sept.
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I think he had pulled the bug out from somewhere.
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EDT Google has pulled the app from its app store.
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A few, however, pulled out their phones and started livestreaming.
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He's pulled in more than $20163 million since becoming speaker.
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I pulled over and wrote my solution on cocktail napkins.
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What we're watching: Enrollment is being pulled in both directions.
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As we pulled out into traffic, the driver slurred directions.
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Axe knows she pulled the short to protect her family.
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She knows he pulled the short to hurt her family.
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A Jupiter police officer pulled over the Bentley shortly afterward.
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This week, it had been pulled from the featured lineup.
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So, they pulled over on the side of the road.
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Four days after announcing the campaign, Domino's pulled the plug.
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Pulled out a knot of dirty paper and a match.
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Immediately, Wallace pulled down everything that the address was sharing.
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Parfitt pulled out of the band's tour on medical advice.
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"The pin has been pulled on this grenade," Wehner said.
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Her hair was pulled back, and she wore large sunglasses.
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If I was too slow, he pulled his hand away.
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The BFFs both had their tresses pulled back into ponytails.
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I pulled up the "Statecraft" menu and changed America's name.
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He called the Dodgers and pulled his name from consideration.
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Although the songs are essentially pulled in from SoundCloud, Poolside.
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The Farley Mowat crew pulled up a partially decomposed totoaba.
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So we've pulled that data into a series of charts.
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Beautifully pulled apart, they are like slightly less crispy chicharrones.
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" Takeda: "We have pulled our advertising off of Tucker's show.
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This nun & 2 others pulled fr rubble by young man.
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At the 1500 m, Paulis and Head pulled away clear.
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She pulled out a gun, conceivably to use on herself.
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His mouth hovered near my pussy, but he'd pulled back.
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Defense Department officials pulled out about 50 American service members.
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Witherspoon pulled out some of Elle Woods' most iconic looks.
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We pulled out of 10, a small fraction of them.
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Her black Columbia jacket was pulled up over her head.
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That data is pulled through services like Rakuten Intelligence's Unroll.me.
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Metal prices have been pulled higher by a strong economy.
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Holmes hit the last batter he faced before getting pulled.
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Instead, it pulled out its pockets and claimed ethical poverty.
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MacGillis says police pulled back, and criminals filled the vacuum.
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The A's pulled even with three run in the sixth.
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He pulled a loaf of bread from under his shirt.
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It was a lotta look, but she pulled it off.
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The generals have long pulled the strings of Pakistani politics.
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Miguel grabbed her arm and pulled her into the sala.
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In 2013, women pulled America out of a government shutdown.
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Once they were inside together, Jaime pulled the curtain shut.
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Advertisers contacted by BuzzFeed News have since pulled their ads.
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The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 0.72% to close at 8,104.30.
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Then they started examining all the circuitry they pulled out.
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She told cops he pulled her into the living room.
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Pulled from an '80s graphic — and the list goes on.
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It also best describes the stunt he pulled in Singapore.
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After the family left, they were pulled over in traffic.
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And this is the most epic expression I've ever pulled.
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That report was soon deleted, likely pulled by state censors.
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Let's unravel how Riverdale pulled the entire wild episode off.
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I was pulled by two opposite mindsets in the beginning.
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It pulled in an underwhelming $2118 million from 246,21819 screens.
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You are quickly captured and pulled aboard a Star Destroyer.
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The company pulled in nearly $740 million from the IPO.
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I rang James before the first pint had been pulled.
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I just pulled everything out of the drawers and cupboards.
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Marriott later pulled the hacked reservation system from its operations.
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MIWD00000PUS was off 2.55603 percent, pulled lower by energy stocks.
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But they're getting pulled into it- They're getting dragged in.
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First, Piantino pulled out his MacBook and opened up Terminal.
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In Doha, blue chips pulled the index up 0.9 percent.
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She wore her hair pulled back in a sleek bun.
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The police then located the car and pulled it over.
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People who previously couldn't afford the device are pulled in.
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He pulled it down hard and away from the boat.
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Then we expanded the hole and we pulled them out.
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He was pulled from Thursday's game for recurring back tightness.
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But Engleson has reportedly pulled the plug on the idea.
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The officers then tackled and pulled Sterling to the ground.
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Granderson pulled his home run to right in the eighth.
|
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Earlier Friday, the Financial Times pulled out of the conference.
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Apple and Netflix pulled back more than 20.1 percent each.
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It's also the second time the government has pulled back.
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Jordan once again pulled me aside to talk in style.
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Nothing has been toned down, nothing has been pulled back.
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During their business meeting, he allegedly pulled out his penis.
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At least 250 people were pulled alive from the rubble.
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After an inquiry by TechCrunch, Voxox pulled the database offline.
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"He pulled off being such a good dad," Meghan says.
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She also kept her hair pulled back into a ponytail.
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The studio shortly thereafter pulled the final season from retailers.
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As she did so, a police car pulled her over.
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Her blonde hair was pulled back into a low ponytail.
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He has not (yet) pulled out of the Iran deal.
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In January, it pulled apps that facilitated transactions for businesses.
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Update: Alas, it looks like the video has been pulled.
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Shark Tank threw a hand down and pulled me up.
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Getting pulled over on your way to a job interview?
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In 2014, Taylor Swift pulled her albums off of Spotify.
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Growth faltered, the currency slumped and foreign donors pulled back.
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He breaks down and is pulled away by an ally.
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Trump pulled the trigger on the plan late Thursday night.
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On a recent evening, two men on motorcycles pulled up.
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It was already dark when we pulled into Pop's driveway.
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Debbie pulled too far and now it might be broken.
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I had my hair pulled, I was pushed down steps.
|
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Macy's and Best Buy pulled back 476.503% and 2476.50%, respectively.
|
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Souvenir balls were pulled from the racks of souvenir stands.
|
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But Kardashian has already pulled off an impressive legal accomplishment.
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We've pulled 10 AMC theaters -- less than 2% of theaters.
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"We pulled it off and everyone was happy," she says.
|
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He got a good hold and pulled her to safety.
|
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Outrage grenades just waiting for our pins to be pulled.
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And it pulled it down into the Santa Rosa Plain.
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Authorities still aren't sure exactly how they pulled it off.
|
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Pretty. It's not the only design trick LG has pulled.
|
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Other passengers scrambled to assist and pulled her back in.
|
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"I blame the people who pulled the trigger," Mulvaney said.
|
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"We all pulled from personal experiences growing up," Becky recalls.
|
|
Unavoidably, they pulled their troops out starting Friday, September 29th.
|
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The United Arab Emirates has pulled out of the project.
|
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It's pulled the ... There's a silver lining to every cloud.
|
|
Kakao channels are emptying and the site has been pulled.
|
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He said a vehicle pulled up and someone opened fire.
|
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Dinosaurs aren't typically sexy, but Nicole totally pulled it off.
|
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But this is Bryan Cranston — and he pulled it off.
|
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I silently pulled off the cap and handed it back.
|
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Pulled over for speeding Sunday, he just broke down crying.
|
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I still have no idea — could have pulled it off.
|
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We've pulled down 1.3 billion in the last six months.
|
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If they went under, he pulled up and shot it.
|
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King pulled it off; generally speaking, these films did not.
|
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Once /pol/ pulled that off with Tay, they went nuts.
|
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The blood pulled from the foal is 27,000 years older.
|
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Fleury was pulled after the goal for backup Jeff Zatkoff.
|
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I pulled it off the rack and popped it on.
|
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Advertisers pulled their support, the public and players were outraged.
|
|
Here are some reactions after House Republicans pulled the bill.
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GRAHAM: If we pulled that out, China would run through.
|
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Two other people were pulled alive from the same building.
|
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He tried to take her hand and she pulled away.
|
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It was a move Spicer could have never pulled off.
|
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Eventually, LightSail 2 will get pulled back down to Earth.
|
|
The SUV carrying Priebus pulled out of the official motorcade.
|
|
Kerry pulled away, while Edwards claimed a solid second place.
|
|
And when it came to Trump, he pulled no punches.
|
|
"You two have pulled a mutiny," McDougall recalls Smith saying.
|
|
Last season, Wentworth got pulled into the Ta Keo alliance.
|
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"He moved the car and I pulled in," Blevin says.
|
|
She pulled the parking brake and reached to the radio.
|
|
AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHY NIKE PULLED THE STUNT THEY DID.
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He saw how young I looked and pulled me aside.
|
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Center DeAndre Jordan pulled down 18 rebounds with four points.
|
|
Tyson Chandler pulled down 14 rebounds to lead all players.
|
|
Games on the platform pulled in $32 billion in 2015.
|
|
They pulled him over and brought him in for questioning.
|
|
Domenech joined them and the curtains were promptly pulled shut.
|
|
USC pulled away again, leading by as many as 173.
|
|
Jones was initially pulled over in Green Bay on Oct.
|
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It was a tough game, but we pulled it off.
|
|
We're told J Lo pulled the plug on the relationship.
|
|
If pulled off successfully, it can be an impressive show.
|
|
"Facebook pulled back the curtain on the issue," she said.
|
|
But we pulled it off, so it was just cool.
|
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I order pulled pork eggs Benedict and have two mimosas.
|
|
Jia pulled out an umbilical cable and an air handler.
|
|
The owner of the honeypot had pulled out the Ether.
|
|
It's an exciting, satisfying trick pulled off by smart musicians.
|
|
But Albert simply PULLED THE PRONGS OUT and got up!
|
|
Hanzo's movement is slowed while the drawstring is pulled back.
|
|
Posey was pulled after the top of the fourth inning.
|
|
But two of those 12 picks have already pulled out.
|
|
Left untreated, your teeth might eventually have to be pulled.
|
|
When Funky's recently pulled their ads, Wendy's column went too.
|
|
Mann was the one who pulled the trigger, police allege.
|
|
They really pulled out all the stops for this one.
|
|
News that they pulled Tyga's vehicle over around 2 a.m.
|
|
Pfizer pulled Bextra from the U.S. market the following April.
|
|
It felt like a stat pulled directly from my home.
|
|
The Big Crunch pulled the updated poll data from CNN.
|
|
Something that pissed you off or pulled an emotional trigger?
|
|
I'm making my first series and I pulled it off!
|
|
It later pulled back to 109.78 yen, down 0.1 percent.
|
|
Trump had pulled in roughly 30 million from those networks.
|
|
So his staff pulled out an iPhone and opened FaceTime.
|
|
The Nasdaq Composite also pulled back 20167 percent to 7,637.54.
|
|
The actor's trademark hair was pulled back into a bun.
|
|
Lenders pulled back, rigs were idled and wells shut in.
|
|
Just minutes earlier, she'd pulled Jay back from the edge.
|
|
This time, Verizon pulled out of the agreement, citing cost.
|
|
But nothing pulled all these themes together like Fantastic Four.
|
|
"Pieces can be pulled apart, bent, ripped off," Hod detailed.
|
|
Moments later, a police cruiser pulled in front of him.
|
|
Shortly after we reached out, Chtrbox pulled the database offline.
|
|
It is not clear when that site was pulled down.
|
|
In 22.6 the Bicycle industry pulled in over $22016 billion.
|
|
The soldier who pulled the trigger is currently in custody.
|
|
They would have pulled you right up the chain, right?
|
|
Houston pulled away by scoring five runs in the fifth.
|
|
Video showed Dreckman undeterred as he pulled the insect out.
|
|
And sure enough, on Friday afternoon the bill was pulled.
|
|
Facebook pulled the plug on the project two years ago.
|
|
Peter reached into his pocket and pulled out his cellphone.
|
|
So after a few sessions, Sub Pop pulled the plug.
|
|
So why hasn't Snap pulled the trigger on music yet?
|
|
A black hat and wetsuit pulled down to his waist.
|
|
But now its subsidiary Instagram is being pulled in, too.
|
|
We know this because a police officer pulled him over.
|
|
The smell of chicken tenders and pulled pork is pervasive.
|
|
The women pulled out all the stops to impress Colton.
|
|
Kenny Goins tallied six points and pulled down 11 rebounds.
|
|
Carson and Kasich pulled in less than 10% support each.
|
|
Swift also pulled all her music from Spotify in 2014.
|
|
Nashville goalie Pekka Rinne was pulled after the second period.
|
|
Finnegan was pulled for a pinch hitter in the sixth.
|
|
And Fortnite is just one worlds Khexxi has pulled from.
|
|
Once, I got pulled over and the cop smelled weed.
|
|
He pulled again and cleared Jefferson's foot from the tracks.
|
|
Cordero then pulled a single to right to score Szczur.
|
|
It pulled back a little to last trade at 112.705.
|
|
Last year the tourist hotspot pulled in some 12.5M visitors.
|
|
I agree with Sanders' people who say he pulled punches.
|
|
Now he shows up to have a fourth tooth pulled.
|
|
Mitchell scored 214 points and Gobert pulled down 215 rebounds.
|
|
Even the empty space between them feels alive, pulled taut.
|
|
She pulled open the gate and wheeled into the courtyard.
|
|
Other victims were also pulled from sections of a bus.
|
|
We saw that when President Obama pulled out of Iraq.
|
|
Ms. Summers said a friend pulled her to the ground.
|
|
Another banker agreed the deal didn't have to be pulled.
|
|
I am so thankful for the things you pulled together.
|
|
Ward: I wish I had pulled up my seed deck.
|
|
People pulled money from the Kickstarter campaign for the film.
|
|
Apparently, this isn't the first time he's pulled this stunt.
|
|
One of them pulled up his top, exposing a gun.
|
|
We're supposed to appear confident and have it pulled together.
|
|
Everyone he had pulled over earlier that day was black.
|
|
Upset and feeling hurt, I pulled out that other joint.
|
|
Several companies pulled their advertisements from Hannity's show in response.
|
|
"Bryan pulled off a tremendous strategy once again," Rossi said.
|
|
Georgia forward Yante Maten scored 20 and pulled eight rebounds.
|
|
He got to his feet and pulled at Satar's arm.
|
|
International stock funds pulled in $2.1 billion, according to Lipper.
|
|
The celeb chef cooked a pulled pork dinner for them.
|
|
Pepsi swiftly pulled that Kendall Jenner fake protest ad. 9.
|
|
By game's end, however, he had pulled down many rebounds.
|
|
Several sponsors this week pulled financial support for the parade.
|
|
He pulled notecards from his pocket and stared at them.
|
|
The rotors beat louder as we pulled into a hover.
|
|
Arriving at school on his 16th birthday, Berhow pulled a .
|
|
The man, visibly nervous, motions upwards, and is pulled away.
|
|
Al Horford, Harris and Richardson each pulled down seven rebounds.
|
|
What you've done is pulled the chaotic into the complex.
|
|
Stickland pulled his amendment down, but then charged toward Springer.
|
|
Last week, streaming service Spotify pulled some Infowars podcast episodes.
|
|
Holland was pulled after six innings, having allowed four hits.
|
|
Two buses pulled into an intersection to discharge frightened passengers.
|
|
She's pulled off nearly every cut, color and style imaginable.
|
|
Mr Turnbull is pulled in every direction over energy policy.
|
|
Once moving, the electric motor breezily pulled the bike along.
|
|
Sixteen seconds had elapsed from when the gunman pulled a .
|
|
Another statue in Durham, N.C., was pulled down by protestors.
|
|
We pulled up and the line was around the building.
|
|
Only once since 1948 has someone pulled off that feat.
|
|
He pulled himself back onto the roof fifteen minutes later.
|
|
Singh, 33, pulled over the suspect just before 1 a.m.
|
|
Even the lychee seemed to be pulled from a can.
|
|
The Maybach pulled up, scattering a rafter of wild turkeys.
|
|
The family pulled together; our mission was support and survival.
|
|
All these instructions were, Gothard claimed, pulled straight from Scripture.
|
|
Instead, there were thousands of hackney coaches pulled by horses.
|
|
The company officially pulled out of negotiations on February 14.
|
|
We soon pulled up to a courtyard dotted with honeysuckle.
|
|
"Once the president pulled out, it's a fact," Barak said.
|
|
Slowly, he pulled the animal out of the murky sewer.
|
|
"Oh, he's pulled his arms off!" the witless announcer yells.
|
|
There were two sandwich options: pulled pork and vegan wraps.
|
|
Protesters stopped buses, pulled off Chinese passengers and beat them.
|
|
I have pulled a quadriplegic through 400 miles of triathlon.
|
|
It's eyes are pulled wide by the horn, it appears.
|
|
Other Republicans have since remained quiet, or also pulled back.
|
|
They pulled back slightly to trade at 2.3102 on Friday.
|
|
Clinton has pulled close to Donald J. Trump in polls.
|
|
Ms. Ramey pulled up to their dorms, one by one.
|
|
Spicer has said they were pulled from an outside agency.
|
|
The staircase features a table that can be pulled out.
|
|
The world is being pulled in two directions at once.
|
|
The FDP pulled out of the talks citing irreconcilable differences.
|
|
He's pulled in almost $1.7 million so far this year.
|
|
As Brett Gardner scored, Rodriguez pulled into second standing up.
|
|
The Nasdaq composite, meanwhile, pulled back 0.3 percent to 7,442.12.
|
|
The iShares MSCI Canada ETF (EWC) pulled back 0.5 percent.
|
|
Ohio congressman Jim Jordan pulled no punches while questioning Vindman.
|
|
But don't just use the meat for pulled pork sandwiches.
|
|
In our black churches, the women are very pulled together.
|
|
Four hours later they pulled out alive Nadia Revanale, 23.
|
|
Two runs scored, and Gillaspie pulled in with a triple.
|
|
The situation escalates, as Brown is pulled to the ground.
|
|
He pulled a rumpled sheet of paper from his pocket.
|
|
She then found another roundworm, which she also pulled out.
|
|
K., somebody just pulled over to talk on their phone.
|
|
He pulled his gray Dodge Durango onto the winding road.
|
|
I really should have pulled myself out of the team.
|
|
Linde also pulled the chemicals sector index down 0.9 percent.
|
|
I pulled all my muscles from my waist down, though.
|
|
He could have probably pulled underneath me and went by.
|
|
The couple pulled over on the bridge and called 911.
|
|
I clutched it, pulled back, and felt the jet climb.
|
|
Instead we pulled away because he played an unbelievable game.
|
|
"He pulled out a tray with tissues," Mr. Getz recalled.
|
|
DeChambeau pulled within one with his birdie at the 16th.
|
|
But at the last instant, Bradley flinched and pulled back.
|
|
Losses for biotech drug companies pulled health care stocks lower.
|
|
Mr. Cain quickly pulled back, saying he was just kidding.
|
|
I pulled off my latex gloves to read the message.
|
|
Clinton have pulled solidly ahead of their opponents in delegates.
|
|
Thaddeus Young added 210 points and pulled down 210 rebounds.
|
|
We never pulled a golden horseshoe out of our ass.
|
|
The second moment is right after I pulled that trigger.
|
|
The girl pulled out the day before the way in.
|
|
Yet Lamb pulled off the upset, showing money isn't everything.
|
|
And yet in 2006 Wainwright pulled it off with aplomb.
|
|
RGIII officially pulled the plug on their marriage on Sept.
|
|
Then he pulled the pin of a weed hand grenade.
|
|
Suddenly, Andy unzipped his jeans and pulled out his penis.
|
|
Abruptly, we pulled in front of a white, windowless building.
|
|
And once we got 65 episodes, they pulled the plug.
|
|
To pay for it, I pulled out 13 $100 bills.
|
|
I pulled it up for the first time this year.
|
|
I pulled away to investigate what the hell was happening.
|
|
David reached an arm overhead and pulled the frayed string.
|
|
After TechCrunch reached out, Boomoji pulled the two databases offline.
|
|
The cell pulled from the man's body did not belong.
|
|
Lower oil prices also pulled mineral exploration down 8.2 percent.
|
|
Every single thread, happening anywhere in the government, gets pulled.
|
|
Benefit has pulled out all the stops with this line.
|
|
I like pulled pork, and I like deep house too.
|
|
Deep house will always make me think of pulled pork.
|
|
Pulled pork will always make me think of deep house.
|
|
And I'm even more sorry that I pulled you over.
|
|
How many weeds I pulled in pursuit of a Mewtwo.
|
|
U.S. crude pulled back 0.25 percent to $47.69 a barrel.
|
|
One dead body was also pulled out of the water.
|
|
Taking out his phone, he pulled up a TMZ post .
|
|
She pulled the fundraiser together in less than three weeks.
|
|
The fruit was fresh and the pulled chicken looked appetizing.
|
|
He pulled the US out of the Paris climate accord.
|
|
The movie pulled in just $20093 million in Thursday previews.
|
|
Eovaldi was pulled after five innings, charged with three runs.
|
|
One morning a cab pulled up, and I got in.
|
|
So I grabbed him, pulled him up on the platform.
|
|
One group pulled an unconscious woman out of the water.
|
|
She pulled back a little, laughing: What are you doing?
|
|
I pulled over and asked if he needed a ride.
|
|
"I would have kept going, except Fuji pulled the plug."
|
|
In "Pose," Damon finds himself pulled between two dance worlds.
|
|
Some students are even being pulled from their rotations entirely.
|
|
I frantically pulled up Drake's Instagram and saw my photo.
|
|
She was punched 3 times and pulled to the ground.
|
|
Then two cop cars pulled up, and officers jumped out.
|
|
You gotta see how well they pulled off the slam.
|
|
Two days after the 2016 rallies, the bill was pulled.
|
|
The commercial was pulled after complaints emerged on social media.
|
|
Priebus' car then pulled aside, out of the POTUS motorcade.
|
|
I pulled off the lower half, and Vivian jumped on.
|
|
He pulled a matching stick of wood from his pocket.
|
|
The setlist pulled only from Ctrl, with some choice additions.
|
|
"The bank manager would have pulled your overdraft," she says.
|
|
The decline in oil prices pulled U.S. energy shares lower.
|
|
He pulled the pilot to safety as the fire raged.
|
|
Five officers pulled up and stopped and frisked Mr. Lewis.
|
|
What were some of them, and why were they pulled?
|
|
"I pulled the trigger, and there was nothing," he recalled.
|
|
In any case, Immelt has pulled ahead, said several sources.
|
|
"We pushed with lawmakers and pulled contracts," Ms. Canon said.
|
|
"I don't know how I pulled it off," Woods added.
|
|
They pulled the Chinese out in a very different way.
|
|
He then pulled out his penis and masturbated, she said.
|
|
His black hair was pulled back in an abbreviated ponytail.
|
|
It never came to that, however; Moscow eventually pulled back.
|
|
Trump approved strikes on Iran, but then abruptly pulled back.
|
|
"We pulled up and were like, 'Wow,'" Ms. Dean said.
|
|
But Hezbollah pulled out in 2011, bringing down the administration.
|
|
By now, we've pulled up outside St. John Bread & Wine.
|
|
At one point, one of her doctors pulled me aside.
|
|
Someone pulled a gun and shot him in the arm.
|
|
As more people pulled up chairs, more story lines spun.
|
|
Spots famous for the dish pulled it from their menus.
|
|
Spots famous for the dish pulled it from their menus.
|
|
Mr. Bush pulled ahead of Mr. Dukakis in the polls.
|
|
He pulled out the tiniest cell phone she'd ever seen.
|
|
Ms. Koleczek pulled a twisted object from the earth. Bone?
|
|
From his cargo pocket, Skaskiw pulled out a ragged photo.
|
|
North Korea pulled out of those negotiations in spring 2009.
|
|
In other cases, it simply pulled apps from its store.
|
|
After a particularly rough game, my coach pulled me aside.
|
|
Just ahead of the interviews, two other candidates pulled out.
|
|
Hey, at least Yachty wasn't pulled over by this cop.
|
|
A police cruiser followed the car and pulled it over.
|
|
How do you feel now that you've pulled it off?
|
|
Some people had to be pulled out of damaged dwellings.
|
|
Facebook's kind of pulled the support, but not their money.
|
|
But then the motorcycles pulled up with their flashing lights.
|
|
Kimmich pulled a fast one on the Iranian referee there.
|
|
Sometimes it is not even clear who pulled the trigger.
|
|
The policeman had already pulled over another driver — a man.
|
|
Others who had been in the contest have pulled back.
|
|
His grandmother grabbed him and pulled him toward the back.
|
|
But enterprising reporters quickly pulled out instances when he did.
|
|
Earlier on Wednesday, Kesko's smaller peer, Stockmann pulled its Feb.
|
|
We see that the drawers have already been pulled out.
|
|
I breathed into his neck and pulled off his shirt.
|
|
Every victory they pulled off gave us a momentary reprieve.
|
|
The crabber pulled his boat alongside and takes Baum's card.
|
|
The A's pulled away with five runs in the fourth.
|
|
More recently, they've pulled off stunts with high visual impact.
|
|
Nonetheless, there are companies that have already pulled this off.
|
|
A jogger slowed her pace and pulled out an earbud.
|
|
A single body was pulled out of the hotel wreckage.
|
|
Kitchenette storage includes a pantry that can be pulled out.
|
|
A truck hit a biker and someone pulled a gun.
|
|
On Sunday, a woman was pulled alive from the wreckage.
|
|
The listing was pulled before she could make an offer.
|
|
Oh someone pulled a knife on people in the Woolworths?
|
|
Alda pulled simplified explanations out of his guests on camera.
|
|
In that case, however, Shopify and eBay pulled the listings.
|
|
Small drawers also pulled out and housed the room safe.
|
|
Soon as we found about it, we pulled it down.
|
|
He thinks he pulled a few muscles from the edible.
|
|
A month later, Anhui Xinke pulled out of the transaction.
|
|
The pay request was pulled from the Quorum Court's agenda.
|
|
After TechCrunch contacted Cornerstone, the company pulled the database offline.
|
|
Few social apps have ever pulled off a real comeback.
|
|
Mr. Belsar reached into his waistband and pulled out a .
|
|
Unembarrassed, the child stood up and pulled down his shorts.
|
|
So I pulled her out and started home schooling her.
|
|
That is, until Mr. Gressitt pulled out an archaic device.
|
|
Competitors pulled off big tricks and got even bigger air.
|
|
Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, have pulled from but not captured.
|
|
Each pulled down nine rebounds while Simms contributed five assists.
|
|
Nowhere in the world has pulled me back so much.
|
|
Each pulled down nine rebounds, with Simms contributing five assists.
|
|
She is also being constantly pulled for photos and interviews.
|
|
Every two minutes they pulled into the station like clockwork.
|
|
That night, Mr. Dunstone pulled the note from his pocket.
|
|
Williams said one of the victims pulled out a gun.
|
|
He was pulled off the Russia investigation because of them.
|
|
She pulled her body up and away from the pool.
|
|
John pulled the last crumpled tissue from his breast pocket.
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"It's pretty unreal that we pulled it off," he said.
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Officers pulled the man over for an unspecified equipment violation.
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Orascom Telecom, the most traded share, pulled back 25 percent.
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Our reviewers pulled together a roundup of the absolute best.
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The BJP has pulled off similar midnight constitutional coups before.
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"My husband called 911 as we pulled away," she said.
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What if out of nowhere they get pulled over again?
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Jim Acosta of CNN had his White House credentials pulled.
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The gunman saw the deputy and pulled into a lot.
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The bikes were also pulled from San Jose and Oakland.
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"Every part of the business pulled its weight," Joyce said.
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Ultimately, you should always look polished, pulled together, and powerful.
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They kept screaming as they were pulled into the hallway.
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He hugged himself and pulled his knees to his stomach.
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Convinced that Pakistan did not deliver, Washington pulled the cord.
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Mr. Mattarella pulled his bloodied brother out of the car.
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The company's share drop pulled the mining sector down 1.3%.
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It's unclear whether YouTube pulled ads from Ms. Aghdam's videos.
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Cuts, bruises, sprains and pulled muscles: I've done it all.
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Only Steyer pulled the unconventional move of hiring the hype.
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Its effectiveness largely relies on data pulled from different sources.
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The brand ultimately pulled the items out of its stores.
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He pulled over to help, but was shot and killed.
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His instincts pulled him in two different directions on Monday.
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The blurred lights became fixed as my father pulled over.
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I collapsed in a heap with a pulled calf muscle.
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Guess who got pulled out of the crowd to help?
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It pulled back on outreach and advertisement for this year.
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The pulled back 2344.50 percent —its worst day since Aug.
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" Another 700 were pulled "out of an abundance of caution.
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They were generally pulled aside for special processing, he said.
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They were generally pulled aside for special processing, he said.
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"We just pulled it out of our a--," says Vale.
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Alonso pulled the second pitch he saw — an 87 m.p.h.
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SoulCycle pulled its I.P.O. plans last year, citing market conditions.
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Google has pulled in the reins, but just a little.
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The bag was reportedly pulled from stores following the accusations.
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Dozens of companies have pulled their ads from his show.
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It's why the PGA pulled tournaments from his golf courses.
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More than a dozen nations pulled their citizens from Wuhan.
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We all pulled without a word, and up he came.
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Advertisers pulled their spots, and the network suspended the broadcast.
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She didn't make a sound when I pulled her out.
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The Flames pulled even again on a late power play.
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Then the former Nissan chief pulled off an unimaginable escape.
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Fortunately for all, Kennedy pulled us back from that brink.
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Make sure your abs are pulled into to your spine.
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Coady pulled his truck through a gate into the pasture.
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It caused PC Zone to be pulled from newsagents' shelves.
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The toll rose as bodies were pulled from the rubble.
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Thankfully, Senate Democrats stepped forward and pulled back the curtain.
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His solitary task was interrupted when a car pulled up.
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"Silly thing," Christopher said to him, and pulled it gently.
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Protesters last night pulled down the Silent Sam Confederate statue.
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Someone took it out and accidentally pulled out the pin.
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The Nasdaq Composite also pulled back 0.4 percent to 7,825.30.
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The officers pulled over and began detaining him, police said.
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Vawter pulled the trigger and the barbs struck Wiggington's back.
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She slowly pulled the book out of a tote bag.
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Last year, Bezos pulled a bigger robot stunt at MARS.
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But as smoking has gone down, it's pulled down marijuana.
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He was pulled for a pinch hitter after 20 pitches.
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Doe alleged that Spacey pulled his hand onto his testicles.
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A little blue car pulled up — a raggedy blue car.
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Jones pulled off the same daily double with the Raiders.
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Ms. Riveros pulled out a plastic bag with trimmed cannabis.
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Ultimately, he was pulled out of a ditch and shot.
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Maybe gravity in New Orleans pulled harder on beautiful things.
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Tensing, who is white, pulled his gun and fired once.
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International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde has also pulled out.
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Trees were pulled from their roots and thrown across roads.
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Now the city felt as if it were pulled taut.
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Nvidia fell 0.76% lower while Micron Technology pulled back 2.5%.
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Yet no sponsors pulled their financial support from that show.
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Prudential pulled out of the annuity market in early 2017.
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I opened my backpack and pulled out an old sweatshirt.
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Most people were content with when they pulled the lever.
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He was pulled over for speeding on the bike twice.
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The New York Times pulled out earlier in the week.
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My husband pulled on it and the trunk popped open.
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The Blue Devils pulled away in the final nine minutes.
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I pulled into the tiny outpost of Three Rivers, Calif.
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And they have pulled in over $46 million so far.
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It pulled its IPO plans at the last minute though.
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We pulled ourselves back onto the boat and motored on.
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Investigators again pulled trash from the dumpster on November 19.
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The US personnel will be pulled from Venezuela this week.
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He pulled out his pliers and went back to work.
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They pulled him into the house and they killed him.
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Those products also appear to have been pulled from sale.
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Moore pulled away from Strange early and never looked back.
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But last week Billboard pulled it from the country charts.
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The price has pulled back from $74 to around $70.
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But he was pulled in the second period on Nov.
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As the train pulled out, subway riders clapped and cheered.
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That's pulled in $10 billion just by itself this year.
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We pulled our soldiers out and took over the oil.
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She pulled the finger at him as she drove away.
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Even if it pulled back 22016 percent, that's still nothing.
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The driver cracked a carriage whip and we pulled away.
|
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He quickly pulled out a pistol and shot one officer.
|
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Storm, a golden retriever, pulled a drowning deer to safety.
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I pulled the plug and don't miss it at all.
|
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He felt pulled back to London, where his mother lived.
|
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SoulCycle pulled its I.P.O. plans last year, citing market conditions.
|
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But two days before, Jones was pulled from the fight.
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"You feel like someone's pulled your heart out," he said.
|
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Near the top I crawled and pulled with my arms.
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They helped remind us how well we pulled it off.
|
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I think you pulled back like a year ago, right?
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I pulled onto the block and approached the corner spot.
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"He really dug down and pulled it off," Grace said.
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The men pulled away and headed toward the railroad tracks.
|
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She pulled a blue upholstered chair next to the bed.
|
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But when he pulled the trigger, the gun was empty.
|
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He pulled out a postcard, warning that it was graphic.
|
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Her blond hair was pulled back in a French knot.
|
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"He pulled a gun," Officer Kerl says to Officer Deal.
|
|
The plan worked — and the Soviets pulled out in 2016.
|
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After Serbian troops pulled out, Kosovo declared independence in 2008.
|
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When access was pulled, she photographed the research devices instead.
|
|
Jason Chaffetz, a Mormon politician, pulled his support for Trump.
|
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He returned two weeks later and promptly pulled it again.
|
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But McConnell pulled off quite the gambit to prevent that.
|
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The rug is constantly being pulled from under our feet.
|
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The Emoji Movie, in second place, pulled in $25.7 million.
|
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Perfecting the pulled horse meat was the most difficult task.
|
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He pulled the US out of the Paris climate accords.
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Just before he could latch onto mine, I pulled away.
|
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It didn't work; Trump pulled out of the deal anyway.
|
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Mutoid Man recently pulled off the rock version of this.
|
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The NBA and NCAA pulled sports events from the state.
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Shortly after the massacre, the Bandidos pulled out of Canada.
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They pulled out of outreach events at the last minute.
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The youngest member of the Senior National team, Jacqueline Simoneau calls herself lucky with five sprained ankles, tendinitis in both feet, and a pulled hamstring and a pulled sartorius, both in her right leg.
|
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It had mostly one-star reviews at the time it was pulled and ranked #1,392 in the App Store's social media category at the time it was pulled, according to data from App Annie.
|
|
On tap tomorrow Union chief: Trump pulled 'bait-and-switch' on working-class voters: President Trump pulled a "switcheroozy" on working-class voters after the 2628 election, the nation's top labor leader said Tuesday.
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Lochte told Bush: We got pulled over, in the taxi, and these guys came out with a badge, a police badge, no lights, no nothing just a police badge and they pulled us over.
|
|
One study by doctors at the American University in Beirut measured the blood pressure of drivers who pulled into petrol stations in heavy traffic and compared them with those who pulled over in light traffic.
|
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Even though Lands and Warner may have pulled the woman over to put a smile on her face, black people are regularly pulled over for routine traffic stops — far more often than their white peers.
|
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Alleged robbery victim said group pulled gun on him The shooting happened after a man told police that a group had pulled a gun on him and stole an unspecified amount of money, police said.
|
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They say he also is responsible for a May 16 incident at another station where he not only pulled the emergency brake, but exposed himself to passengers on the platform as the train pulled away.
|
|
Pablo Cuevas had pulled out of the main draw on Thursday to open up one lucky loser spot, and when Jared Donaldson pulled out on Friday afternoon — after Polansky lost — there was suddenly a second.
|
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The hand-pulled noodles, made daily, are also hacked into little stubs to make ding-ding noodles, a dish I've encountered at only one other restaurant in New York, the Hand-Pulled Noodle in Harlem.
|
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"For all practical purposes, they have pulled out of the agreement, or whatever was left of the agreement they hadn't pulled out of," said Ray Takeyh, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
|
|
USC took a 37-33 lead into halftime, but Cal pulled to within a possession early in the second period when a Sueing 3-pointer pulled the Golden Bears to within three at 39-36.
|
|
While Warren's steady rise has pulled support from a number of candidates and given her reach with white college-educated voters, she has also pulled from the self-identified progressives who have long supported Sanders.
|
|
Two children Among those pulled from the rubble were two children.
|
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors pulled $64 billion from BlackRock Inc's (BLK.
|
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ABC pulled the episode of The Proposal containing Michael J. Friday.
|
|
But she like grabbed my hand and she pulled me out.
|
|
Sometimes, though, we forget about the strings that are being pulled.
|
|
As of now, SpaceX has pulled off 13 successful rocket landings.
|
|
Tim Kaine earlier in the day but pulled ahead Wednesday afternoon.
|
|
Initially, 925 Twitter staff pulled together a donation of over $530,000.
|
|
The tying goal came with Budaj pulled for an extra attacker.
|
|
At the same time, investors pulled $6.4 billion from equity funds.
|
|
A gun was pulled, and we had to give them cash.
|
|
Eventually, I just pulled this on after rifling through my wardrobe.
|
|
At least four people had been pulled from under the debris.
|
|
I think Portman could have pulled off more politically-charged subjects.
|
|
They gave him a flotation device and pulled him to safety.
|
|
The officer had initially pulled Meyers over for a broken taillight.
|
|
All other serious opposition pulled out of the race citing intimidation.
|
|
When it's pulled out from its vat, it's saturated with juice.
|
|
He even pulled the damn yarn puppet out of his pocket.
|
|
People around me pulled me back, saying 'leave it, it happens.
|
|
The NBA and NCAA pulled sporting events, which also produce jobs.
|
|
They sat courtside, watching as the Warriors pulled off the win.
|
|
I flopped on the bed and pulled out a memo pad.
|
|
Chris Christie pulled an endorsement from the country's most popular governor.
|
|
That pulled down the MSCI Asia Pacific index by 663 percent.
|
|
Hoskins' second homer in the seventh pulled Philadelphia within 6-4.
|
|
France's Mae Berenice Maite pulled out ALL the stops in 2018.
|
|
Needless to say, these festivals pulled together different facets of Toronto.
|
|
I saw the ladder being pulled away — and that's not okay.
|
|
Meghan pulled the move again while bouncing from Fiji to Tonga.
|
|
You know, that stunt you pulled, you didn't just screw yourself.
|
|
Sands, the Niner Times' community editor, instinctively pulled open her laptop.
|
|
The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 193 percent to close at 219,2500.
|
|
But McFarland couldn't have pulled off the con on his own.
|
|
They were detained after an officer pulled them over in May.
|
|
I went through it and pulled out the, uh, best(?) lines.
|
|
Fortunately, two other people pulled over and started helping this person.
|
|
Katy Perry pulled out all the stops for the Met Gala.
|
|
But GM pulled the plug on the tentative deal in 2009.
|
|
Soon after, a fire alarm was pulled and employees were evacuated.
|
|
I love it when it's just pulled back from her face.
|
|
If so, more power to the bureaucrat who pulled it off.
|
|
In case you missed it ... Fury pulled out of his Oct.
|
|
But we pulled off a beautiful event and they liked it.
|
|
A job offer to teach full-time eventually pulled her out.
|
|
The question is whether this metal is being pushed or pulled.
|
|
After dinner, he pulled out his Juul instead of a cigarette.
|
|
Here's how to achieve two fun and functional pulled-back styles.
|
|
Around him, uneasy, his use no longer man, a pulled nature.
|
|
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pulled off an upset victory over incumbent Rep.
|
|
"I'm serious," I gasped, and pulled my face away from his.
|
|
You have to blame the people here who pulled the trigger.
|
|
Minnesota pulled Dubnyk with 1:05 left but couldn't tie it.
|
|
The driver was pulled from the vehicle, but the passenger died.
|
|
Gains in health care and industrial stocks pulled up the index.
|
|
But coach Tyronn Lue pulled his starters with six minutes left.
|
|
As he spoke, three more bodies were pulled from the mud.
|
|
Reed didn't return after that inning, pulled for a pinch hitter.
|
|
Officers pulled people to the ground and struck them with batons.
|
|
Zarutskie said she was pulled under immediately after she was bitten.
|
|
Fearing for his life, the officer pulled the trigger, police said.
|
|
Suddenly, a gleaming dark blue BMW pulled up outside the gym.
|
|
Teespring had their shirts pulled off the Walmart website days later.
|
|
Netflix reportedly pulled the episode following complaints by the Saudi government.
|
|
Netflix's adult cartoon "BoJack Horseman" was pulled from iQiyi in 2017.
|
|
Don't laugh, bids were up to $15,000 before it was pulled.
|
|
Some big advertisers, including Mitsubishi, pulled their business from his show.
|
|
"I have no idea how we pulled that off," he declared.
|
|
She was scared, she pulled herself up, and she worked hard.
|
|
Apparently at some point after Slager pulled Scott over, Scott ran.
|
|
Fatima pulled her head back inside with a feeling of regret.
|
|
Roe pulled out his health savings account card from his wallet.
|
|
Deputies contacted Dreyfus on his cell phone and he pulled over.
|
|
But Democratic businessperson Fred Hubbell has pulled ahead in recent polls.
|
|
Kylie Jenner is now getting pulled into her boyfriend's financial lawsuit.
|
|
Pete Buttigieg pulled thousands at his final rally in Des Moines.
|
|
Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) pulled ahead of her Republican rival, Sen.
|
|
Thin strands of fibre are then pulled from the molten area.
|
|
She pulled my hair out, kicked my ass a few times.
|
|
I pulled both suitcases to the curb— Then, I looked up.
|
|
The Braves pulled out all the stops in their pregame ceremonies.
|
|
Allison was pulled over for speeding in Wisconsin back on Sept.
|
|
Then they pulled his hands behind his back and arrested him.
|
|
According to Andreassen, it's only appropriate sheep got pulled into this.
|
|
""She was very dour, very moody, very pulled down, and serious.
|
|
He narrowly pulled off the first part, the rest went wrong.
|
|
Slager originally pulled over Scott's 1991 Mercedes for a broken taillight.
|
|
Just Wrong: Forever21 pulled a series of inappropriate boys' T-shirts.
|
|
We were watching Food Network tonight when they showed pulled pork.
|
|
She was in 9 episodes and pulled in $12,500 for each.
|
|
Morel Peña said Peguero always helped pulled her through difficult times.
|
|
Pinterest, for example, has since pulled Infowars' page, which apparently existed.
|
|
Profit-taking pulled Egypt' market lower after big gains this month.
|
|
He pulled something, up on his thigh, like towards his groin.
|
|
Last year it pulled in a $940 million investment from Softbank.
|
|
These wagons, pulled by multiple pairs of horses, had no seats.
|
|
Bojan Bogdanovic scored 29 points, and Oladipo pulled down 221 rebounds.
|
|
By contrast, 3.3 million Poles pulled clear of the poverty threshold.
|
|
I hope with the new administration that it was not pulled.
|
|
Coach K just pulled up to watch Bronny James 🤩 pic.twitter.
|
|
Only the Democrats pulled it off, in 2006, and just barely.
|
|
Add a dab to your cheeks for a pulled-together look.
|
|
She separated the battery, set it aside, and pulled out another.
|
|
They drove off in his vehicle, and cruisers pulled him over.
|
|
And he said gain 10% body fat or have it pulled.
|
|
The USA Today pulled together burger and beef deals for today.
|
|
It later pulled back, and was last up 1.9% at $13,039.62.
|
|
Miller was pulled over for speeding but faced no criminal charges.
|
|
Pulled into an elegant updo, Meghan's hair gently draped her face.
|
|
The Night King, however, pulled it off on his first go.
|
|
This is disgusting and ALL the merchandise should be pulled IMMEDIATELY!
|
|
Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande pulled of an impressively athletic performance.
|
|
It eventually pulled back though to trade at $0.7909 in Europe.
|
|
Diamond said he pulled the knife to defend himself and Schutz.
|
|
About five minutes after the fighting began, someone pulled a gun.
|
|
The women hand each other flowers pulled from the radioactive soil.
|
|
Yeah, it was a cop, who immediately pulled the vehicle over.
|
|
I got down on my knees and pulled her to me.
|
|
On the plane, I pulled up the voice memos I recorded.
|
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But our view is that it ought to be pulled back.
|
|
Then he pulled her aside to clarify her feelings for her.
|
|
After I pulled fender rubbing on tire we continued to farm.
|
|
He weighed little on her lap but pulled at her back.
|
|
Treatment was basically non-existent and rotting teeth were typically pulled.
|
|
As she resisted, the officers pulled her toward the ICE van.
|
|
But fingerprints and DNA pulled from the items yielded no matches.
|
|
But this time, the boat just got pulled away from me.
|
|
Trump has pulled the United States out of the Paris accord.
|
|
While doing so, he inadvertently pulled the trigger, the department said.
|
|
He eventually stopped and turned around, and the vehicle pulled up.
|
|
Blackburn says the officers were shocked that Littlejohn pulled the trigger.
|
|
L) has pulled ahead in a race to buy Pfizer's (PFE.
|
|
Japan has repeatedly tried to have the report pulled, without success.
|
|
It was not clear why GE pulled out of the concession.
|
|
Wolverines coach John Beilein pulled his starters with five minutes remaining.
|
|
U.S.-based stock funds pulled in $803 million, according to Lipper.
|
|
Banco Santander and UniCredit pulled the banking sector down 53 percent.
|
|
But for now the market pulled back from its initial panic.
|
|
It is admirable that he pulled it off without killing himself.
|
|
The freshman forward also pulled in a team-high seven rebounds.
|
|
But then everyone else who's watching ... They get pulled into it.
|
|
On the downside, mining stocks pulled back from a recent rally.
|
|
Shortly after we reached out, Chtrbox pulled the database offline. 2.
|
|
Could a 400-pound hacker have pulled the DNC breach off?
|
|
The actor — a former mercenary — blacked out and was pulled in.
|
|
Same little hair pulled up in a little bun up top.
|
|
Amazon pulled the film from its Prime Video service in March.
|
|
Memphis nevertheless pulled out the victory, extending the Knicks' recent malaise.
|
|
It later pulled back, and was last up 0.7% at $10,917.
|
|
It later pulled back, and was last up 1.9% at $11,039.62.
|
|
Abu scored the next five points as the Wolfpack pulled close.
|
|
A Kentucky dentist pulled patients' teeth so they would need painkillers.
|
|
The Pats pulled off the upset, and John got his date.
|
|
Accel Partners has pulled off a bit of a hat trick.
|
|
The blonde's tresses were tousled and pulled back behind one ear.
|
|
But Mr Moon's predecessor pulled out of Kaesong in early 2016.
|
|
Monument Valley 2 pulled in $728,23 on its launch day alone.
|
|
Bitmain, a cryptocurrency miner, appears to have pulled a planned IPO.
|
|
And, as such, Doctor Strange has pulled out all the stops.
|
|
The typical DC metro-area household pulled in $93,294 in 2015.
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