He got to his feet and pulled at Satar's arm.
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He weighed little on her lap but pulled at her back.
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He pulled at his shirt collar and gestured to his chest.
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The Oakland ace was pulled at that point, having thrown 97 pitches.
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It really pulled at my heartstrings, so that was definitely the hardest.
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Mr. Spitsberg pulled at it, and yellow paint exploded on her gown.
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"Completed work is being pulled at this time," the spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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"That really pulled at me from the mortality side," Howard told Business Insider.
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Narrative-driven audio pulled at my heart in a way photo just didn't.
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His voice lifted with approval, and a small grin pulled at his cheeks.
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She pulled at the neck of her sweatshirt — suddenly it was too tight.
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Quintana was pulled at that point, having allowed three hits and two walks.
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De Blasio said Cuomo's data was pulled at midnight, accounting for the difference.
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Maeda was pulled at inning's end, having allowed both Toronto runs and four hits.
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That vote, which was expected to fail, has been pulled at the last minute.
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Mashable had eyes on all the stops Netflix pulled at Comic-Con this year.
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Clearly, the heartbreaking images of him standing beside his belongings pulled at the heartstrings.
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But 24 percent of the winged subjects pecked, pulled at or dismembered the body.
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She was pulling at her head the way the actor pulled at his head.
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There's been weapons pulled at my shows; there [were weapons] at that [2013] show.
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Bobrovsky turned away 19 shots before he was pulled at the start of the third.
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She pulled at the gathered neckline of her top and fanned frantically at her skin.
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Macdonald's scheduled Tuesday appearance on The Tonight Show got pulled at the last minute this week.
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And he's proud that he finally cracked the case that had pulled at him since childhood.
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But it is pulled at by the possibility of worldly, noisy peace, and the tension matters.
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Notification support for iOS had previously been available (via Bluetooth) but was pulled at some point.
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Peter Budaj made 18 saves and was briefly pulled at the end of the second period.
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Weaver was pulled at inning's end, having allowed five runs on four hits and three walks.
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I yanked, ripped, and pulled at the zipper in every wrong way with all my might.
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Gant was pulled at inning's end, having allowed two runs on five hits in six innings.
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She pulled at his shirt with one hand and reached for the gun with the other.
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A crowd rushed in and pulled at least one person on a stretcher from the tangled remains.
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One pixel is pulled at a time to result in the best combination for the overall image.
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He said the writings "pulled at his heart" and wishes he could find out more about the woman.
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A similar set of chains were connected to his car as he pulled at them during a workout.
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Bumgarner (4-5) was pulled at inning's end, having given up six runs (five earned) and eight hits.
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Oswalt was pulled at that point, having allowed six runs and six hits in 2 2/3 innings.
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"I'm too embarrassed to ask anything from you," she said as she pulled at her dirt-covered dress.
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We pulled at our sheets, which never seemed big enough, fighting to keep our hands and feet covered.
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Dilly bundled Finn into the first restroom on offer, locked the cubicle door and pulled at his leather belt.
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Schultz was pulled at that point, charged with four runs and two hits in two-thirds of an inning.
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On the small boat, Mr. Malinowski and three scientists pulled at the rope, attaching it to the final anchor.
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A central figure twitched and pulled at her fingernails while the others thrashed and lunged, low to the ground.
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Odorizzi (1-1) was pulled at that point, having allowed four runs and six hits in five-plus innings.
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Judicial nominations are rarely pulled at such a late stage, unless a nominee does not have the support to pass.
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The robot had a unique system that grasped and pulled at my turgidity in ways that simulated real human contact.
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Toys R Us' liquidation, which stripped away about 30,000 U.S. jobs and pulled at the country's heartstrings, stoked particular fury.
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We started experimenting, screwing around, and trying to give the game space, as we pushed and pulled at the world.
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All of his teeth were pulled at the same time seven years ago, rotten from a lack of preventative care.
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"He can't handle being pulled at or having phones and cameras in his face all the time," says the source.
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All product has been pulled at this point, and retailers have been issued credit for their disposed inventory, Cargill said.
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Others need to be swung around, or pulled at, or arranged just so, to get the result you're looking for.
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Jackson (23-2) was pulled at that point, having allowed three runs and four hits in 6 1/3 innings.
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In one short cartoon, Gudetama whines "Noo, I don't wanna go," as it's pulled at by a pair of chopsticks.
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Knicks Coach David Fizdale pulled at the edge of his graying beard as he dissected his team's latest blowout loss.
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This cycle of expansion and collapse defines the piece; lush, even cinematic gestures are pulled at by sickly downward moans.
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At this point, my teen was resorting to the same maneuver I had pulled at that age: head down, eyes closed.
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In reality, there is no "neck"; it's more like the head was pulled at its midline like a piece of taffy.
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Paxton was pulled at that point, and Tommy Kahnle came on to strike out Brandon Crawford representing the potential tying run.
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Officials said at least 8 people had been killed and workers had pulled at least 37 people alive from the site.
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The women pushed and pulled at the fabric, using their sticks to thwack the net, hoping to dislodge its frosty burden.
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He pulled at the lion's tail, and Jepsen pushed from the other end, and the headless body slid into the trash.
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New York goalie Thomas Greiss was pulled at 13:33 of the first period after allowing three goals on eight shots.
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New York goalie Thomas Greiss was pulled at 211:238 of the first period after allowing three goals on eight shots.
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But each time they started to leave, they turned back around, and their respective communal group clutched and pulled at them.
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But this is 2019, and once the internet found the ad and pulled at its seams, there was no turning back.
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Liam Neeson pulled at everyone's heartstrings on Thursday when he remembered his late wife Natasha Richardson in an interview on Radio Andy.
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Clinton's achievement as the first woman to capture a major party's nomination for president was pulled at the last minute on Tuesday.
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While the U.S. isn't in this list today, it would not be surprising to see its support pulled at a later date.
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He was pulled at halftime for Minshew, a sixth-round draft pick who proved to be a fan favorite — perhaps folk hero?
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Christmas crackers are often pulled at the start of the meal, and the paper hats found inside are worn throughout the meal.
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One stair at a time, I shoved and pulled at the behemoth any way I could, to get a sense of my options.
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Estrada was pulled at that point, and reliever Liam Hendriks struck out Jose Altuve to get within one out of escaping the jam.
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Also, Tyron reveals the CRAZY monster truck stunt he pulled at the Daytona 500 -- and why he almost got arrested after the race!
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That tolerance has been strained in recent years, she said, as one crisis after another pulled at the social fabric of the Continent.
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Although Dorian's path has shifted, the National Weather Service has promptly updated its projections as new factors pushed and pulled at the storm.
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Withdrawals from funds primarily invested in international stocks hit $9.3 billion, the most cash ever pulled, at least according to records dating to 2013.
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One time, a more senior male colleague was interested in whether she shaved her armpits and pulled at her shirt to take a look.
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The American Health Care Act vote is pulled at the last minute; the State Department okays the Keystone pipeline; Le Pen meets with Putin.
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Members of the audience submitted written questions for the candidate at his rally in Des Moines, which were pulled at random from a fishbowl.
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No one but Aunt Lydia, who has been weaving a network of strings to be pulled at her pleasure, could undermine Gilead so effectively.
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I gasped with laughter, I covered my face, I pulled at my hair, I clasped my hands over my mouth to keep from screaming.
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The calamitous countdown to the last event on the island saw both the co-main event and the main event pulled at the eleventh hour.
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A co-conspirator, Tillius Cimber, distracted Caesar with a petition to recall his exiled brother, and pulled at Caesar's toga as a signal to strike.
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Rescue workers pulled at least 10 survivors from beneath the snow-covered rubble of an Italian hotel, two days after an avalanche destroyed the building.
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Workers had pulled at least 37 people alive from the site, government officials said, tossing aside backpacks and classroom equipment to dig through the rubble.
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President Donald Trump had the vote on his health care legislation pulled at the last minute on Friday after House Republicans failed to gather enough votes.
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This season, her character pulled at the heartstrings of women everywhere who feel like they've lost their best friend to the reality of marriage and motherhood.
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In all, drone-related startups have raised nearly $2 billion in the last eight years, according to data from Crunchbase, pulled at the beginning of 2018.
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He said the stories from kids who said they were bullied and ostracized pulled at his heart and compelled him to shed his previously private demeanor.
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Mr. Evans said he understood that a fire alarm had been pulled at the school but had "no clue" whether it was related to the shooting.
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Robinson Canó played for the first time since straining his left quadriceps on May 22 but was pulled at the start of the fifth with tightness.
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JPMorgan has pulled at least 3 bond traders off the trading floor as part of its 2nd investigation this year into chat messagesWhat's a nano-warehouse?
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"I pushed and pulled at my leg as hard as I could to get loose and felt a sharp tear," Maes told the Department of Defense.
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Indeed, Posey interpreted the morning cup of coffee much as her father had and pulled at James's waistcoat, trying to get him back on the bed.
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Will the Globes be treated to a Kanye West-style acceptance-speech-bomb like the one Mr. Stanfield pulled at the Critics' Choice Awards on Sunday?
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The 73-year-old was pulled at that point, after which left-handed reliever Wei-Yin Chen struck out Juan Soto for the inning's first out.
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The agency was caught up in the department shake-up last month when Vitiello's nomination was suddenly pulled at the urging of White House adviser Stephen Miller.
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A session featuring U.S. law enforcement officials discussing the purported theft by Russia of hundreds of millions of Yahoo account credentials was pulled at the last minute.
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When Hendricks, who led the majors in E.R.A. this season, ran into trouble again in the sixth, Cubs Manager Joe Maddon pulled at the short playoff leash.
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Blackburn (1-0), who was reinstated from the 60-day disabled list before the game, was pulled at that point, having allowed one run and three hits.
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They pulled at his arms, walked on his back, slapped him, and folded his legs behind his ears; in a particularly cruel move, they tickled his feet.
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Surprisingly talented Hinchcliffe has been incredibly charming — and the story of his near-fatal car accident has pulled at the heartstrings — but the safe bet is still Hernandez.
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Another small human to love and to hold... So many times I've doubted my body, so many times I've pinched and pulled at sections that I didn't like.
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But what disturbed me the most was an image of a black woman having sex with her white master while a black child pulled at the man's shoe.
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In one scene, as a 30-year-old contractor is having 18 teeth pulled at a free dental clinic in Virginia, the young dentist laments the man's case.
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We rattled down trocopases for six spine-jarring hours and pulled at last into the base at La Corona, a cluster of wooden buildings beside a stagnant lake.
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"They grabbed us by the face, pulled at our beards, pushed us against the wall, and wanted to take pictures of us in this weird, humiliated state," he added.
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To hear that he equates the word and feeling of "love" with pain pulled at my heartstrings — but it was also something that I could relate to so well.
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We passed the story to each other in the night in our pallets, in the day over the well, in the fields as we pulled at the fallow earth.
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In recent weeks, several films have had their releases pulled at the last minute: a major historical epic called The Eight Hundred and another, Better Days, reportedly over their content.
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Two people on the floorboards and two in the back seat, and they were in bad shape … I pulled at least 10 people from cars that I knew were dead.
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Still, questions of national identity have pulled at the country since 1707, when the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland merged to become the Kingdom of Great Britain.
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Rescuers pulled at least six survivors from the rubble and were searching for more, North Eastern Regional Commissioner Mohamoud Saleh said in a statement that did not name the attackers.
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In case you need a quick refresher, Timberlake performed at the Super Bowl alongside singer Janet Jackson in 2004 when he pulled at her costume and exposed one of her breasts.
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As she jogged past him, Lewis punched her in the face, pulled at her clothes and strangled her with his hands and dragged her body into the weeds, the statement said.
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While the majority of buyers were happy to stay in the deal even after guidance was released 22.5bp-32.5bp inside IPTs, around US$1bn of orders were pulled at that point.
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And that obliqueness, counterintuitively, makes the track captivating: While trying to figure out the scheme Teejayx26 said he pulled at that Walmart, I listened to "Swipe Story" over and over again.
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Warsaw has pulled at the fabric of the European Union as it has pursued a series of anti-democratic steps, silencing independent media, politicizing security services and undermining the judicial system.
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Bob Corker, the committee chair, pulled at the string: "I think you called me at the time," he said, referring to when Russia sanctions were being debated on the Hill. Ouch.
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Levine has recorded hours of glorious audio inspired by the Adobe Creative Suite, and if that's not enough, you can check out a similar stunt he pulled at Adobe MAX 2015. Enjoy!
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The reality star's photo pulled at heartstrings as it showed King Edmonds, 32, holding her newborn daughter close to her chest and crying as her own mother bends to kiss her forehead.
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Since his death, Rashad's proteges like DJ Taye and DJ Earl have more explicitly pulled at the genre's connective tissue, marrying it both more explicitly with rap and more experimental electronic forms.
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ESPN pulled at least one TV commercial for "The Hunt" on Saturday, The Hollywood Reporter wrote, adding that the network would not air any more commercials for the movie, citing a source.
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American efforts to fill the job have been marred by false starts: One pick's nomination was pulled at the last minute so he could head the American embassy in South Korea instead.
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Fearing he would be killed at any moment, Mr. Jubori said he pulled at the ropes that bound his hands until he freed them, whispering to his brother to do the same.
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Those close to Trump believe the stunt he pulled at the briefing with reporters Wednesday night was "a warning shot" to Kelly, meant to serve as a reminder of who is boss.
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The Auvi-Q, before it was pulled at the end of 2015, was priced similarly to — and slightly higher than — the EpiPen on a list price basis, according to data from Evercore ISI.
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It's a touching moment, and video of the interaction pulled at the heartstrings of many on social media: #KevinDurant signing his sneakers and giving them to a kid in the stands was pretty awesome!
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I asked the inmates to ease the body out from there, and they pulled at him by his feet; he was limp and heavy, but they managed to spread him out on the floor.
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And it has pulled at a thread long woven through the city's Asian population, which sees what happened as yet another example of the mistreatment of a marginalized community, ill-equipped to fight back.
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He pulled at the door's handle, but it wouldn't budge as the car sped down city roads, expertly weaving in and out of traffic but managing to keep a safe distance at all times.
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Colorado goalie Jonathan Bernier entered the contest 21-2-1 in his past 14 games but gave up three goals on 20 shots and was pulled at the 5:05 mark of the second period.
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Over the years, critics have pushed and pulled at "King Kong," denouncing its representation of the islanders (played by black actors in the 1933 film) and reading it metaphorically through black masculinity and white femininity.
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Seasoned readers may cast intricate spreads (arrangements of cards pulled at random) with as many as 12 cards, but you can find insight and answers to your questions about the future by drawing just one card.
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An advertising campaign launched by the ministry had to be pulled at the start of the month after critics denounced it as sexist and another advert was withdrawn on Wednesday following accusations that it was racist.
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So, because the best part of any and all holiday movies are the tears of joy they tend to induce, we've gone through our own collections to find the quotes that pulled at our heartstrings the most.
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Yet few seem as bewildered that the government would turn on the preacher now than Imam Doudi himself, a slight, worried-looking man who pulled at his straggly beard occasionally in an interview at a pastry shop.
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The Apollo was held up as an exception, with nightly variety shows and full houses on weekends, and the photographs with the article showed Mr. Hunt onstage as members of the audience danced and pulled at him.
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The state of play: WeWork's IPO was pulled at the end of September, depriving the company of billions of dollars in IPO proceeds as well as even more liquidity in the form of an attached loan commitment.
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AT THE END of the day, Mr. Banderas sat in the makeup trailer as a woman applied glue remover to his head with a paintbrush, then pulled at the netting that hosted the white hair he'd been wearing.
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"I was diagnosed July 8 of this year, and my goal is to learn everything that I can about this thing," said Jennings, 21, talking in a tumble of words as he pulled at his cropped T-shirt.
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Steam, a popular gaming platform which currently has 15 million users in China, is available in the country for now, but could be pulled at any moment if the government decides that the content on the platform is harmful.
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Food recipe and ingredients delivery start-up HelloFresh had its listing pulled at the last minute in November, while plans to float food delivery firm Delivery Hero and online furniture firm Westwing stalled in their earlier stages last year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry was overcome with emotion on Tuesday when he spoke at an event for seriously ill children, welling up as he explained how the event pulled at his heart strings now he was a father.
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In each case, we spoke to people who'd been involved in those projects and they told us they got a long way through getting it ready to go ... and it had been pulled at the last minute by people higher up.
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Sure, the show is ABC's latest attempt to recreate the banter-filled magic of Shonda Rhimes's Grey's Anatomy and Scandal (though Rhimes is not involved), and, yeah, the entire show would probably come apart if you pulled at one of its many stray plot threads.
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On Wednesday, Qantas confirmed it pulled at least one aircraft with 2346,7377 flight cycles from service after an inspection revealed cracking, and on Thursday the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association said in a statement that a crack had been found in a second Qantas airliner.
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That choice has to do with investing your full attention, your full presence, into the person or topic or space that you're in, or being constantly tugged and pulled at by the other geographies and options and experiences that are at our fingertips every second.
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It got to a point where an article that was supposed to be published about my entrepreneurship got pulled at the last minute because the editor of the publication saw a photo of me in a "sexy" dress that I posted on social media.
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" The post continued, alleging that Gupta, "grabbed the hand, touched the stomach, breasts, shoulders, pulled at bra straps, rubbed the thighs" of several women, and "loudly asked a senior gallerist, pointing at a new assistant he had hired, 'do you think I should fuck her tonight?
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" Other allegations made in the post are that Gupta "grabbed the hand, touched the stomach, breasts, shoulders, pulled at bra straps, rubbed the thighs" of several women, and "loudly asked a senior gallerist, pointing at a new assistant he had hired, 'do you think I should fuck her tonight?
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He removed a pair of tinted glasses and pulled at the collar of his U.S.A. T-shirt to show the scars from a bullet that had traveled through his eye and out the left side of his neck when his family was attacked during the civil war there.
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"The more I pulled at the strings of why it all happened, the more difficult it became to outright assign blame to anyone — and then it was only at the end of the reporting process that I learned about the gun," he wrote me in response to my fan mail.
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The trick Trump has pulled -- at least over some of the public -- is to convince them that he alone is keeping evil at bay and, without him, the forces of chaos and destruction will be loosed: America without Trump would soon devolve into a hellscape of open borders, rampant unemployment and nuclear war.
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"People who suffer from eczema have a genetic alteration to the barrier function of their skin, and are subject to dry skin that itches," says dermatologist Ava Shamban, MD. Another thing that's dry and itchy, with compromised barrier function: the udders of a dairy cow who's had them pulled at for 300 days out of the year.
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Now, we stood at the top of the cliffs of Hermaness, home to some of the largest colonies of nesting seabirds in the U.K. We squinted through the fog, our knitted scarves whipping in the wind, trying to keep our feet on the ground and our knitted hats (many of them made special for Wool Week, which sends a new hat pattern to participants every year) on our heads as the howling gusts of wind pulled at us.
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