It's getting closer and closer to the boat the more the boy pulls and pulls.
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She pulls and pulls, as we watch our friends in space start to lose heart.
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"The truck pulls in, they load up the berries, the truck pulls out," Mr. Gean said.
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But when Sweet Pea pulls a knife, Archie pulls a gun, and WHAT IS HAPPENING TO ARCHIE?!
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Notice that at one point Fitch actually pulls guard and pulls the knife right past his testicles.
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Granted, this can happen when a mammoth Ford F350 pulls out and a little Fiat 500 pulls in.
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This initial lead line pulls a heavier metal cable, and finally the cable pulls the much heavier power lines.
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Every regulation pulls you one way or the other or deregulation pulls you one way or the other. Right?
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In this instance, he pulls the soldier out of his reality, puts him into another, and pulls him back again.
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He made one that pulls all the Amazon reviews of any given product and another that pulls all the lyrics from any artist.
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Lake pulls his gun and points it at Sterling's head, and then Salamoni pulls out his gun and shoots Sterling in the chest.
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The aim is to use his popularity "in the hope that he pulls the party up before the party pulls him down", Pelinka said.
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In double-action/single-action semiautos, the first firing of the trigger works like that, but subsequent trigger pulls work like single-action trigger pulls.
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The holes are all hexagons, so that again pulls from the hive, but it also pulls from trypophobia and bees, the anonymity of the hive mind.
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I watch as my friend Jen pulls her phone from her bag and breathes a sigh of relief as her pointer finger pulls up the Uber app.
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He's traveling from Los Angeles to New York by train, and right as he pulls into the station in Buffalo, a white Border Patrol SUV pulls up.
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As gravity does its thing and pulls the rocks to earth the force pulls a strap, which in turn spins gears, driving an electric generator, powering an LED.
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Instead, a young woman puts in her AirPods, pulls out her iPhone X (naturally), opens Apple Music, pulls up Sam Smith's Palace, and starts dancing on the snowy streets.
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Ballerini pulls no punches (well actually, she pulls quite a few) and makes it perfectly clear that she isn't trying to live up to anyone's expectations but her own.
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"This cop pulls up, he's like, 'you,' " Hayes recalled.
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And I said … Wow, Lauren pulls at the strings.
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She weaves a story every day in that first 2202 minutes of the show that connects dots, pulls things together, pulls historical references that really is just an amazing piece of work.
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" While taking questions from reporters on Tuesday, Trump characterized gun violence as "a mental problem," adding that "it's not the gun that pulls the trigger, it's the person that pulls the trigger.
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Generally, Hooper pulls away from loony-tunes excess, tries for sexy rather than freaky, and plucks at heartstrings, a reflex that pulls the story into mawkishness, particularly when he cuts to Victoria.
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One risk is that someone pulls away at once because he can't deal with your history of mental illness, but another is that he pulls away later because you haven't been honest.
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And I have to tell you that it's a mental problem, and I've said it a hundred times, it's not the gun that pulls the trigger, it's the person that pulls the trigger.
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I feel a sense of deep responsibility to abide by the Constitution, to determine — absent the pulls from the right and the pulls from the left — what is the right thing to do?
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"That book pulls together goal-setting, pulls together tactics frameworks — how people can go and not only structure deals but do so with confidence over time and be iterative in their process."5.
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A major retailer pulls a designer's controversial drug-themed collection A major retailer pulls a designer's controversial drug-themed collection Last Thursday, Nordstrom pulled Jeremy Scott's capsule collection for Moschino from its shelves.
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Villaseñor pulls some of Gaga's best quotes and facial expressions.
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According to court docs, Jesse pulls in $521,000 a month.
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C pulls the curtain back to show you the wizard.
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The company pulls in dozens of Emmy nominations each year.
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Garcia pulls out a map that's specifically made for migrants.
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And if she pulls off the upset against Lt. Gov.
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You try to leave, and it pulls you back in.
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George first slaps Fauna, then later pulls out a gun.
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Each candidate would make history if she pulls through Tuesday.
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The pro pulls ideas from Gaga's elaborate wigs, as well.
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After Andolov pulls $1.5 billion, Axe has a few options.
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Will pulls ahead, only to have his light cut out.
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And yet, Avengers: Infinity War more than pulls it off.
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He carefully pulls back the leaves to reveal young fruit.
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Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun.
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Tyler pulls the trigger, and boom… the bird is gone.
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Yep, this pet bed pulls out for maximum cozy space.
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As America pulls back from Syria, Russia grows more entrenched.
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It gets so tight that it literally pulls your face.
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I scream, "Puppies!" and D. immediately pulls into the lot.
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Following their date, Angela pulls Cassandra aside for a symposium.
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The skin around her eyes stretches significantly as she pulls.
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Sunset Overdrive pulls from the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater playbook.
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But my boyfriend catches my foot and pulls me back.
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Luckily, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle mostly pulls it off.
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From PiS's headquarters in Warsaw, Mr Kaczynski pulls the strings.
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There's a commonality there that pulls people into these stories.
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However, Apple pulls the Jamaica trick more often than most.
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But that business pulls in a tiny fraction of sales.
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As shown above, Dontnod said their pulls were more generalized.
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The app pulls information from the United States Geological Survey.
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That's what pulls at us when we watch Nike ads.
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Taken to the extreme, cheese pulls can be really gross.
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"Whenever someone pulls me out, I'm so nervous," says Zulka.
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And it is not the gun that pulls the trigger.
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An officer rushes Sterling and pulls him to the ground.
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After the camera pulls away, several other shots are heard.
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United said if it pulls fares for flights beyond Sept.
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They use dog whistles, he pulls out a train whistle.
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A short time later, the car pulls over into silence.
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An unmarked white van pulls up to the border post.
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He pulls at his face and tugs at his clothes.
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It also pulls the story closer to the real world.
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If Trump pulls off an upset victory, it would almost
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This pulls aluminum back down to its motional ground state.
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I'm fairly convinced she pulls them in from another dimension.
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He pulls out all the cash and hands it over.
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That pulls them away so you can spit them out.
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She pulls up her gown, and reveals a vaginal bandage.
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Then Chandler pulls out a tire iron and it's on.
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That she pulls this off in every scene is remarkable.
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One unique trick Epic pulls off here is VR movement.
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The camera pulls back to reveal that this is true.
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Barry's Flash successfully pulls Wally's Flash from the Speed Force.
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Now let's hope she pulls a rewear like Kelly Ripa.
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In each of these characters, Cohen pushes rather than pulls.
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The selection made for Sex Work pulls no punches, however.
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We're told Bill Clinton pulls between $200k - $250k a speech.
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This time, we see he pulls out a gigantic knife.
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And he pulls the entire [Democratic] field to the left.
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And for me, Mike Bartlett, the playwright, pulls it off.
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And then pulls out a phone to take a picture.
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She pulls back from the kiss and looks at Jon.
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Trump argues that if the U.S. pulls out, Russia and
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She shrieks, unthinking, and pulls its snout from her breast.
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Then it pulls out, eschewing the terrifying, fascinating human murk.
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If Vestager pulls the plug, the financial downside looks bearable.
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The moon pulls back, and that slows the Earth's rotation.
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The plant, he explains, pulls water up from the ground.
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What if it pulls an Arrested Development revival and sucks?
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She pulls up her sleeve and gestures to her wrist.
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Frank shows up, and Karen pulls a gun on him.
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It's perfect, it's almost invisible, but it pulls you along.
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The van pulls up to the latter distillery in Arandas.
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Go deeper: College chat app pulls a page from Facebook
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Jake pulls a box with a mass of 22 kg.
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When your Uber ride pulls up, the color should match.
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"See how it pulls the eye?" she asked the trainees.
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The beautiful thing is that the music pulls me through.
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Just like Vignette, it pulls images from popular web services.
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It also pulls away defenders trying to drag down teammates.
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Daddy, I yelp as he twists and pulls me forward.
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Mugabe pulls his country from the grouping the following year.
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How the cop pulls this off isn't of much concern.
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" 'David Makes Man' pulls from so many references," Davis said.
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The doomsday argument pulls back the curtain on technocratic optimism.
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Even in the winter, this Big Thing pulls in fans.
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A police officer pulls him over for "texting" while riding.
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The shorter side pulls the longer side into a curl.
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CreditCredit Ryan Wilcox pulls up in an old pickup truck.
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This whole consumption trend is what pulls people into slavery.
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This pulls into the moment, face to face with nature.
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And it isn't Ferrari (which pulls down a comfortable 22%).
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He pulls a double shift on Sunday, open to close.
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Note: as fun as cheese pulls are, they're pretty messy.
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She pulls out a legal pad and gets to work.
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It pulls stains from your teeth using an "absorption" process.
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Meanwhile, he pulls Dussasana's intestines out and chews on them.
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The bus stops, pulls over, and lets us walk around.
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Whenever it pulls back, I think you're getting a gift.
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After three long minutes, he finally pulls the thing out.
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And on the carriage doors when the train pulls in.
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Johnson then pulls each sandwich apart and starts countin' stems.
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He took three deep pulls and set it back down.
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A battered Nissan pulls up; a thickset man steps out.
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ABC's "Lost" pulls heartstrings with its Christmas episode, "The Constant."
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This is dry wear, pulls sweat off, retains body heat.
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He even pulls a Jean Valjean and adopts a daughter.
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One key difference, though, is where each company pulls data.
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Like, actually pulls down his shorts and takes a shit.
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More surprising, his support pulls equal numbers from both parties.
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When you drift apart, having sex pulls you back together.
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This pulls energy out of a storm, acting as a brake.
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He pulls Devens, Victoria, and Aurora aside, and says it's time.
|
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Globalisation helped make firms more efficient but now pulls down profits.
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The user then uses "micro trigger pulls" to engage the device.
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Then he pulls out more plastic padding before discovering the cookies.
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No one pulls off a statement hat quite like Kate Middleton.
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But it is an attempt—and one that she pulls off.
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Drying lotion that pulls our skin and flakes is not that.
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As the salt seasons the meat, it also pulls out moisture.
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I thought I was fine then I dropped into what pulls.
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It just pulls you in and both of us loved it.
|
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He pulls inspiration from animal nature to translate emotions of catharsis.
|
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"Mental illness & hate pulls the trigger, not the gun," Trump said.
|
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"Seismological instruments essentially record pushes and pulls," Hellweg told VICE News.
|
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We'll find out when Cars 3 pulls into theaters June 16.
|
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As we walk, Dan Zigmond pulls on a black baseball cap.
|
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As black holes grow, their intense gravity pulls matter toward them.
|
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Bernie Sanders pulls off an upset, pointing to money and demographics.
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She opens a drawer and pulls out a can of Metrecal.
|
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Jackson arrives in Paradise, and contestant Alexis Waters pulls him aside.
|
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He swoops in like a true superhero and pulls her out.
|
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The O-rings on the zipper pulls must be soldered closed.
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It pulls in images, videos, audio files, links, and text posts.
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The Mercedes pulls up quickly, too, possibly hitting it from behind.
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Art pulls off arms, then moves children to jump in puddles.
|
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But, at that very moment, Navegante pulls up to Jorge's car.
|
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The drone then pulls against the ropes, stabilizing itself in flight.
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As Moshe pulls it out of his bag, his voice cracks.
|
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She then pulls into his new home, but he isn't there.
|
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It's going to be fun to see what everyone pulls together.
|
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He nonchalantly pulls it out of his pocket, but something clicks.
|
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Rasmus pulls it up and discovers a list of 387,000 people.
|
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Everything falls apart but she pulls it together and she survives.
|
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So while she's breastfeeding, she punches me and pulls my hair!
|
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It pulls you out of the world that you were creating.
|
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P.S. -- he pulls it off with a cig in his mouth.
|
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Still, if Hitachi pulls out, it's unclear who will step in.
|
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Ten minutes later, Yousef pulls out the steaming golden brown pastry.
|
|
Sunset Overdrive pulls more from the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater playbook.
|
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As Maria evaporates, Fury pulls out and activates a small device.
|
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As the train pulls into Kashgar, it passes metal goods wagons.
|
|
He pulls off his scrubs, and I dish out the food.
|
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If SurveyMonkey pulls back to those levels, we can revisit it.
|
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Mike pulls out his gun, preparing for any encounter, until — THWAP!
|
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C.C. pulls her to a secluded place so they can talk.
|
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We start driving again, and he pulls over a third time.
|
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To start, Mutyala pulls Malyia's hair into a high side-ponytail.
|
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Just look at how this daredevil pulls ahead of everyone else!
|
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But somehow, that's a trick seafood pulls off time and again.
|
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The motorbike returns and pulls up to the group of children.
|
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Then she pulls out a bottle of Viagra as a prop.
|
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Trump pulls a Marco Rubio & slurps down water during his speech.
|
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Then he pulls out a rib fragment about six inches long.
|
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The entire movie shifts gears the second Louise pulls the trigger.
|
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The wind pulls in the tide with a cloud of sand.
|
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The curtain pulls back, revealing four lads in bright Edwardian outfits.
|
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Rhodora, finally believing in the curse, pulls all of Dease's art.
|
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"The forint firming also pulls up the zloty," the dealer said.
|
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"If he pulls the trigger, that gives people confidence," Day said.
|
|
Paak, looking out and laughing as he pulls from a Corona.
|
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Tomorrow the whole circus pulls up stakes and moves to Toronto.
|
|
He pulls her hair roughly when she tries to walk away.
|
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The two are making out in bed before Marge pulls away.
|
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When detonated, it slows nearby enemies and pulls them toward it.
|
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Gravity then pulls the clouds back down, creating the roiling effect.
|
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Mariam pulls the improvised lever out of the bandage, ties it.
|
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The State Department pulls no punches in its description of Uzbekistan.
|
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We're eagerly awaiting whatever she pulls from her treasure trove next.
|
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It pulls not only at our galaxy, but at others nearby.
|
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Glass scatters everywhere, and within seconds, a police car pulls up.
|
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Dov Zakheim: Trump pulls off trifecta of disruption on European trip.
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A deputy pulls out his baton, strikes, they tase him again.
|
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No. 22 Purdue pulls away from Ohio State WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.
|
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And then my mom, who's super Catholic, pulls out the rosary.
|
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But what happens to the teacher after she pulls the trigger?
|
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It is to Tiger Shroff's credit that he pulls it off.
|
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The leather zipper pulls are also imprinted with the little fox.
|
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"It's emotional, expressive — how the voice snakes up and pulls back."
|
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The cooling gel foam pulls the heat away from your body.
|
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But it also pulls from the stylings of Silicon Valley today.
|
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The other pulls them towards being an open and welcoming nation.
|
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James pulls over at a gas station and we get chips.
|
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He then pulls his eyelids in a common gesture mocking Asians.
|
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The officer pulls him out, sees his tears and embraces him.
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Sure, except that Hulu pulls in about $1.5 billion in advertising.
|
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Fifteen minutes later, Thomas Kolman's car pulls in next to it.
|
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She falls to her knees and pulls him into her arms.
|
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It pulls back periodically and you have to be a buyer.
|
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Suddenly, Bob pulls me up by one side of my body.
|
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They may be watching closely to see what Li pulls off.
|
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His glee is interrupted when he suddenly pulls out a knife.
|
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It's not like there's a certain thing that pulls me out.
|
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That's when Sasha stops our interview and pulls out his phone.
|
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Ask "¿Dónde estás?" and M pulls up the location sharing feature.
|
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The taxi pulls up at a house I know isn't hers.
|
|
One Direction still pulls a lot of water in this town.
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He pulls it down toward his feet as these nights progress.
|
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The boy approaches the officer and a woman pulls him away.
|
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As Judy pulls Mike away from Tom, the Klan leader retaliates.
|
|
Almost 80 years later, riffing on reportage still pulls an audience.
|
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The game pulls a strange move during this more-bleak ending.
|
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She's at first receptive to a kiss, but then pulls away.
|
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His final cut made, he pulls a "hey, not bad!" face.
|
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If Thompson pulls off the win he achieves a title shot.
|
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That essentially pulls the plane from almost everywhere in the world.
|
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The king of flames pulls the toasted buns from the grill.
|
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Ryoma changes into his baseball uniform and pulls on his cleats.
|
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TAVERNISE: So all of a sudden, this police car pulls up.
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A stranger's phone call pulls Willa into a brand-new life.
|
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But when she does weigh in, she rarely pulls any punches.
|
|
Salamoni pulls out his gun and shoots Sterling in the chest.
|
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Mr. Drejka then pulls out a gun and shoots him once.
|
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"Sometimes she bites the flipper and pulls it up," he said.
|
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Although initially hesitant, Tariq pulls the trigger, avenging his sister's murder.
|
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The buttery coating for this popcorn pulls together several complementary flavors.
|
|
The musical that pulls from pop culture is having a moment.
|
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Here's what other countries might do if the U.S. pulls out.
|
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When Grace pulls the trigger, no bullet is in the barrel.
|
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Back in LA, Evans pulls up the site on his iPhone.
|
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In the end, Zucchino pulls the story into our present moment.
|
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The Hill: Pelosi pulls State of the Union surprise on Trump.
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Sometimes at night he pulls his hair out while he sleeps.
|
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It is nearly midnight when a Border Patrol van pulls up.
|
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That pulls shoppers' dollars forward and away from November and December.
|
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Thankfully, Gregory even made the zipper pulls and straps glove-friendly.
|
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"Jack's work pulls away from the artifice" of celebrity, she said.
|
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No. 10 USC pulls out OT win at Vanderbilt NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Sturkey's cleareyed and meticulous book pulls off a delicate balancing act.
|
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Josey pulls me aside like she wants to talk to me.
|
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Down the alley, he pulls back the curtain of a window.
|
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The second page pulls back the view as she stretches, nude.
|
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Brown has taken the so-called "boring stuff" of history, combined it with masterly graphic composition and sensitive drawings and created something wonderful — a story that not only pulls us in, but pulls at our heartstrings.
|
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Here is your definitive guide to all the different, bad ways Trump has shaken hands — from that one handshake where he pulls the other person's arm to the other handshake where he pulls the other person's arm.
|
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Mr. Mitchell spent years searching for the tractor he uses in pulls — a late 1960s-model Allis-Chalmers 180, the very one that a family friend had used in tractor pulls when Mr. Mitchell was growing up.
|
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Adam Wainwright Pulls a Johnson (LW: NR) A Randy Johnson, that is.
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But when he pulls out the jewelry box, it's a name plate!
|
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He pulls out a gun and aims it squarely at Jeremiah's head.
|
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He cuts in, gets his man on the ropes and pulls back.
|
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As usual Norah songs tell a story that pulls on the heartstrings.
|
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Hap pulls one of the petals off of Scott, and eats it.
|
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Finally, this person reaches the vehicle and pulls the back doors open.
|
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" He pulls up and pauses to emphasize each word: "Lift off. Cristal.
|
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The string pulls the ball so that it moves in a circle.
|
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Exporting likes and playlistsSoundiiz pulls up all your SoundCloud likes and playlists.
|
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As Nancy pulls drops of these memories from Becky, Sasha begs Mrs.
|
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But there'd always been stronger pulls to stay put: Jobs, family, money.
|
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If Abe pulls a May, constitutional revision would almost certainly be doomed.
|
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ODNI pulls together intelligence from all of the US government's intelligence agencies.
|
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At one point, Kardashian, 29, protectively pulls Chyna, 28, onto his lap.
|
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She pulls it off from the moment she steps on the screen.
|
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Her father promptly pulls Colton aside and grills him about his intentions.
|
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When his sister Beth shows up, Ouelette pulls back on the drinking.
|
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Meera pulls Bran out of the cave to drag him to safety.
|
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He sometimes pulls the lead aside for a discussion about the future.
|
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When the hangman pulls the lever, the platform only drops an inch.
|
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A cop car pulls up, and Kat is immediately taken into custody.
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It also pulls data from social media, like photos and employment information.
|
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I get genuinely excited when someone pulls out tarot cards after dessert.
|
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With his head flung back he pulls a defiant sideways V-sign.
|
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" Rachel Bloom pulls on her big-girl panties in "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
|
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He pulls out, leaving his cream to drip down my inner thigh.
|
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When it detonates, it slows nearby enemies, pulls them in and explodes.
|
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It rarely holds your hand and never pulls its punches in battles.
|
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He pulls out a note from his dad that says as much.
|
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A bad wig pulls focus like a starlet angling for the limelight.
|
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We love that this lightweight, affordable jacket instantly pulls your look together.
|
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But then, oh yes, she relents and pulls him into her room.
|
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Stripe refuses to play along, so Arquette pulls out his trump card.
|
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Its rim pulls out, like a lower lip readying for a sip.
|
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Dale pulls the phone away and asks a question to their publicist.
|
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Sarah Hyland Pulls an Emma Watson in a Bustier and Black Pants!
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Technology pulls back a little bit, health care and industrials take over.
|
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Adorable metal pulls control the vents, and machined knobs perform various functions.
|
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Pedersen pulls out a freezer drawer filled with deep-frozen inner fillets.
|
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He pulls over onto the shoulder and flicks it on, feeling astute.
|
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When Ariana pulls Schwartz aside and repeats the story, he acts dumfounded.
|
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To her credit, she pulls in new allies and makes a plan.
|
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It feels singular in its purpose, and it pulls it off magnificently.
|
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The company has 2,000 clients and pulls in $800,000 in annual revenue.
|
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First, he pulls the dead mom card, which is horrible and manipulative.
|
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The moment it pulls back, maybe off of something market-wide, pounce.
|
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Kate pulls off the fairy tale princess's signature look like a pro.
|
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If it pulls out, we might be removing ourselves from the scene.
|
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The current voter suppression debacle pulls these old fights back into view.
|
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It pulls you deeper into both the narrative and the role-playing.
|
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He pulls Rhonda aside and begs her not to marry a stranger.
|
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Then he hastily pulls the ring out of his pocket and proposes.
|
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But here's the trouble with cheese pulls: They're not grounded in reality.
|
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Aggressive pulls the car up more sharply and recovers the most energy.
|
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The current voter registration debacle pulls these old fights back into view.
|
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It's broad, it's loud, it completely pulls you out of the movie.
|
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The surgeon then pulls the camera out and stitches then patient up.
|
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Watch: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pulls back curtain on inner workings of Congress
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I think I'd look weird in it, but she pulls it off!
|
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Which raises the question: What happens if he actually pulls it off?
|
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At the rose ceremony, Colton pulls host Chris Harrison aside to talk.
|
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But when Marcus pulls out a gun, all of that goes away.
|
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No more confusing lamp pushes and pulls, or twists and backward flicks.
|
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This is what Tiffany is thinking as Kevin pulls off her panties.
|
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It pulls as nice an espresso as it can from almost anything.
|
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As her mother pulls their cart away, Hali leans closer to me.
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As the train pulls out, beer cans are popped and debates erupt.
|
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Neighbor pulls a shotgun on me as I was climbing the tree.
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He pulls out, with a great flourish, a little piece of cardboard.
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The cheeky new LEGO Batman Movie pulls off two things incredibly well.
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SI on condition that NOL pulls out from a rival shipping alliance.
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Clay tells him that's not exactly true, and pulls out the tapes.
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He dunks over defenders and pulls off crazy tricks just for kicks.
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Eventually, Jozea pulls his out and now it's up to the girls.
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Two months after opening, this Starbucks still pulls impressive queues on weekends.
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Jessie pulls down her romper and goes to the bathroom right there.
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When the airport is finally in sight a cop pulls her over.
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He pulls up a chair, smooths his dress, and tells a story.
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But instead Gertrude pulls her hand from Thomas's and pushes herself up.
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POTUS then pulls up to the guests and engages them in conversation.
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Both boys and girls need to understand each other's pushes and pulls.
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Replace cabinet hardware — like knobs and pulls — in both kitchens and bathrooms.
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He pulls the same stunt with Canada and Mexico, with similar results.
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The deputy pulls his gun and orders all four onto the ground.
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"Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun," he said.
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"I think he pulls it out," said a second Democratic leadership aide.
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The refrigerator pulls out from a drawer to help save floor space.
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You see, the sun's tremendous gravity pulls the Earth right toward it.
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He pulls me aside and (is) trying to give me some confidence.
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We're guessing William H. was joking, but he pulls it off good.
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As a small crowd watches, the truck pulls into a parking spot.
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The officer pulls out his Taser as McDowell gets to his knees.
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The panel contains absorbent material that pulls moisture from the air. 2.
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She pulls the covers up toward his head while he lies motionless.
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"It pulls tiny amounts that you're not going to miss," she said.
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She sinks to her knees before Christina, pulls at Christina's limp hands.
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Every morning, she pulls back the curtains and bathes in the sunshine.
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He pulls out his megaphone and starts calling people communists and terrorists.
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When he reaches her face, he pulls her in for a kiss.
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It is miles better than the rudimentary sorting that Gmail pulls off.
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The viewer pulls for the Countess, even as the victim toll mounts.
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Augustus pulls away and is shot shortly after running into the street.
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Instead, the service pulls its data directly from the services it supports.
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People who transform themselves usually have a moment that pulls their trigger.
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No, he instead pulls out a flip phone that lacks web access.
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It later returns as gravity pulls that fluid down in the body.
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I go to pull his shirt up, he pulls it back down.
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If someone pulls out a condom, for example, I'm fine with it.
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A gear pulls down the press, which applies pressure to the phone.
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The Cybertruck pulls first, increasing the Tesla's traction and decreasing the Ford's.
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Jorgensen stutter-steps, shoots, and Subasic dives and pulls off another save!
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Then he pulls the suspect out and the two officers subdue him.
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The story pulls together many strands of recent changes in the city.
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Now the opposite appears to be unfolding, as the Fed pulls back.
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Her gifts are such that she nearly pulls this awkward bird aloft.
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The company pulls together about 150,000 home smart thermometer readings per day.
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"Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger — not the gun," he added.
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UNITED AIRLINES PULLS BOEING 737 MAX FROM SCHEDULES UNTIL DEC. 19-CNBC
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In another, an actress pulls a mound of mints from her pocketbook.
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Once we start getting into frame rates, the GoPro pulls further ahead.
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"We just beveled the edges," he noted, to create integrated finger pulls.
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By itself, SNAP annually pulls over eight million people out of poverty.
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If Biden pulls ahead yet again, the race could effectively be over.
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Joe fights back, then pulls up, knowing better than to punch down.
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Once heated, each individual piece pulls apart perfectly, the cheese completely melted.
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The woman pulls a plastic bottle from one of her huge pockets.
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If you have a Facebook account, Instagram pulls data from there, too.
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Mr. Schreiber is a terrific actor, however, and he pulls it off.
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The term "handmade soap" pulls up more than 76,000 results on Etsy.
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I teach a phrase and then Wendy bends it and pulls it.
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He pulls out a "cigarette" (blue Bic pen) and lights it (mimed).
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It has a consolatory effect — it curls around you, pulls you in.
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The presence of an exoplanet pulls on the star, making it wobble.
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TECK RESOURCES PULLS APPLICATION FOR FRONTIER OIL SANDS MINE -GLOBE AND MAIL
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His swimmers would do sets of hundreds of pulls to build strength.
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"Anything that is a bit country pulls at the heartstrings," she said.
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Luke pulls down her pants and her underwear at the same time.
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He pulls the glass out of the door and enters the building.
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Dating pulls over a first name and age from a Facebook account.
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As the earth pulls apart and thins over millenniums, the land sinks.
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PullRequest pulls in $8M Series A just months after scoring seed round
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The same thing that pulls us into tragedy soothes us through distraction.
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Taxpayers are right to be wary whenever Congress pulls out its checkbook.
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She pulls her glasses away from her face in a cartoonish gesture.
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Then, suddenly, Johnny pulls Omar toward him and delivers a deep kiss.
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Chance pulls off a backwards body slam before security can jump in.
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It effectively pulls the plug on the team's impressive 18-4 start.
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Of course, she's clearly still assuming her candidate pulls out the victory.
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Nothing pulls a family together like getting Johnny Law off your back.
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His music pulls from multiple genres without ever fully committing to one.
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All these years later, Nintendo's Mario still pulls in an impressive crowd.
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In the video, Henson pulls up thousands of Instagram posts under the #MuteRKelly hashtag, then pulls up just one she is able to find bysearching the #MuteWeinstein tag, following the video with a "hmmm" and a thinking face emoji.
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Initially, the aircraft pulls up and increases thrust at a 45-degree angle.
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VR's "feeling of presence" pulls the viewer into the affliction, Mr Milk says.
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The app pulls from the more than 100 million products in Amazon's database.
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He gets into bed, pulls up the covers, and turns off the light.
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Rob and Scott have a Home Alone moment, but Rob pulls it together.
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Prairie actually pulls a lifeless Steve out of the pool to cradle him.
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But hey, if Sun pulls out the blockchain answer to Super Mario Bros.
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"Daddy, don't!" the child says as his father pulls out his cell phone.
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"Daddy don't!" the child says as his father pulls out his cell phone.
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"There's nothing in here," Howell says as he pulls out the bubble wrap.
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What pulls investors in or puts them off is hard to pin down.
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However, that guidance changes if the federal government pulls the trigger on litigation.
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That's what Microsoft pulls from to schedule out Windows data into the future.
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He pulls up his pant leg and points to one on his calf.
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Then, as the camera pulls back, we notice the flag is upside down.
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This syrah from the Northern Rhone pulls me in so much during fall.
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Kenny, our good boy, pulls through, and Eve brings the information to Konstantin.
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Michonne gets up a surreptitiously and pulls something hidden from inside the fireplace.
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He pulls out two of the spikey-legged creatures, larger than his hands.
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But mostly it pulls directly from a big box of well-established tropes.
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The monsters he pulls from the deep are horrifying, to say the least.
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WATTERS: The doctor resuscitate Hillary, and then he pulls the plug on Trump.
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It's rough, raw, ugly stuff, and Ghost Hospital pulls no punches with it.
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She pulls his hand from his forehead, closes it in both of hers.
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Dragon Quest Builders also pulls from your entire "cloud-based" inventory whenever crafting.
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There are a few other interesting tricks it pulls off for photo display.
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Remy gets 20% of its sales from China, while Pernod pulls in 10%.
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The playwright Richard Nelson pulls up a chair at another Rhinebeck, N.Y., table.
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The text here pulls in one direction, namely, that sex includes sexual orientation.
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A boat pulls up to the yacht, and Deathstroke is riding in it.
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Martin pulls himself apart; the TV show just goes ahead and does things.
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If Netflix pulls back on a solid quarter, I'd rather be a buyer.
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The camera pulls back, breaking the fourth wall to reveal the entire set.
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Maria, thinking he'll do this in exchange for sex, pulls off her strap.
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Obviously the big example everyone always pulls out is Fifty Shades of Grey.
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The U.S. government, meanwhile, said it hoped the country pulls through the crisis.
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Remy gets 20% of its sales from China, while Pernod pulls in 10%.
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The Hummer then pulls over toward the curb while the Mercedes drives off.
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James Fraser (Sam Heughan), better known as Jamie, pulls Cho to his feet.
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As "East" ends, Dwight aims a gun at Daryl, then pulls the trigger.
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Jackson pulls her into a supply closet for a come to Jesus moment.
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It still pulls music from different sources on your computer, like iTunes playlists.
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"Vivian pulls up my shirt every day and kisses my belly," she shares.
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"It's funny, but out of nowhere it pulls at your heartstrings," Mazzello says.
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But just because America pulls back on globalization doesn't mean globalization will stop.
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Havrilesky's book is hilarious and pulls no punches, and its cohesiveness feels fresh.
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There is a moment seen on video where the man pulls Ortiz in.
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An Iranian patrol boat pulls up alongside a ship called the Kokuka Courageous.
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Cook until pork pulls apart easily with a fork, 5 to 6 hours.
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It pulls in an estimated $11 billion in annual sales, according to Bloomberg.
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That motion pushes and pulls the fluid surrounding the bubble, creating flow patterns.
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Cowen pulls its traffic figures from monthly surveys of about 2,500 U.S. consumers.
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The day after the election, in class, my English teacher pulls me aside.
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It pulls people in, and so we know that that happened on Facebook.
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He and Dad exchange a secret handshake and Dad pulls his pants up.
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Caring for children or elderly parents often pulls them away from the office.
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"Oh shit, bro," Portillo says as he pulls the bloodied man to safety.
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When a Volvo pulls up they dash towards it, awaiting offers of work.
|
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Baby reveals aren't the only time Kate pulls out her Jenny Packham pieces.
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He pulls up a map that shows where Europe's carmakers and suppliers are.
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Life often pulls us in different directions, so it's hard to stay straight.
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ProductionPro pulls scripts, research, designs, and continuity together to empower creative decision-making.
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The shopper examines the pair for a moment, then pulls out his wallet.
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A young man strolls by and pulls the dog from the snake's grasp.
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The platform pulls in layers of data to help build these virtual environments.
|
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Seconds later, Drejka pulls a handgun and shoots McGlockton as he backs away.
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Though Jessica pulls Trish out alive, there's some damage that's already been done.
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And Stranger Things 3 pulls off both the action and the emotions perfectly.
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He falls to his knees, pulls up his sleeve, and unsheathes his knife.
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She always pulls out something sheer, plunging or in this case super-short.
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If the market pulls back hard and stays there, venture valuations will drop.
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The van pulls away – doors still agape – as the unnamed Martha dies. Alone.
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Jeremy Spake pulls out of a PA at Taboo Night Club in Bracknell.
|
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And like a magician, 27-year-old Melody Yang pulls out her wands.
|
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He pulls it down and she says, 'Have you ever been in love?
|
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He pulls her aside and it doesn't take long for sparks to fly.
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In retaliation, Ferdinand pulls another gun out of his pocket and shoots Mrs.
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Ivry pulls out another project that is set up inside a sewing frame.
|
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Other than devices, Apple also pulls in money from the services, referenced above.
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That shit he pulls in his own country, should not be tolerated here.
|
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"Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger," he said during a press conference.
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He pulls his hand away, sticky with blood, and looks at it uncomprehendingly.
|
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Then, minutes later she pulls a 180 and sulks into a privileged angst.
|
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But if she pulls out a surprising win, the markets could go haywire.
|
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The good doctor pulls no punches when addressing the partners of their patients.
|
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But he pulls his material straight from the dad canon of performance art.
|
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Finally Uncle Basil pulls out his Costco card and hands it to me.
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" He pulls back slightly and says, "I'm not saying we've necessarily gotten stupider.
|
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After a few swift jerks, the phallic tool pulls the impression right out.
|
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Doug, a member of Kasich's entourage, pulls out a phone and plays it.
|
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When they move to apprehend him, guns drawn, he pulls out his pistol.
|
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They'd come pouring in every time the market pulls back even a little.
|
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"He pulls off body action that rivals a dancer," pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy said.
|
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Hilary reaches deep for wisdom ... and pulls out a pretty kosher answer. Awesome!
|
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"My Chilean side, it pulls, much more now when I'm here," Kutzbach says.
|
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Skiffle is the rail starting to vibrate before it pulls into the station.
|
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Scott Derrickson's direction pulls the film together in spite of the dense mythology.
|
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However, Titus pulls through, making it to class and stealing the director's phone.
|
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Then, when you do, it pulls up the Google app for search results.
|
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Then one or the other pulls away, looking skyward or into the distance.
|
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Hector pulls the trigger, and Gus is forced to watch the grisly aftermath.
|
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When he shakes hands he pulls yours toward him like a hostage taker.
|
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He presents himself as this titillating subject, but then pulls back from it.
|
|
The exchange escalates, and one of the cops eventually pulls out a pistol.
|
|
And then another game, with more promises, pulls up in front of me.
|
|
The FWS pulls in significantly less revenues from visitor fees that national parks.
|
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Try that next time a cop pulls you over: 'Officer, I'm totally sober.
|
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It then pulls together relevant "actions" promoted by hundreds of different environmental groups.
|
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Similar to a photo book, this one pulls at the heartstrings a bit.
|
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Then Starks pulls his stun gun again and points it at the man.
|
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A sleeve protects the axle, and a lifting tool pulls the tire off.
|
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The Flair pulls perfect shots every time, and looks great on my counter.
|
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One pole pulls them towards being a nation of laws, safe and secure.
|
|
And there's always the risk that FBI Director James Comey pulls a surprise.
|
|
"It would be surprising, but not unimaginable, if [Mahathir] pulls out," Mumford continued.
|
|
The Londres candle pulls from the iconic Columbia Road Flower Market in London.
|
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Corona pulls in a big chunk of its sales from American beer drinkers.
|
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Just requested money from this Sam Crowder for booze.. Hopefully he pulls through.
|
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Click on "Number Filters," which pulls up a more detailed pop-up.7.
|
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Declan pulls out of the parking space and back onto the main road.
|
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Trump's opponents, most of them mainstream Republicans, could benefit if Christie pulls out.
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That is unless Roy Hodgson pulls his finger out and makes a change.
|
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He then pulls my hair up, forcing my neck into a difficult angle.
|
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With every thrust, he pulls Tabitha's hair — and not in the fun way.
|
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The servo pulls on a central lock plunger to release a ball mechanism.
|
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She regards me and pulls a gray strand of hair, sucks the end.
|
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Including Trader Sam, who pulls a few slinky moves, disposable cup in hand.
|
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Reaching up to a high shelf, he pulls down a thick, photo book.
|
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The first collection is Coachella-themed and pulls mostly from Mango's casual inventory.
|
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As soon as Diana's BMW pulls up, flash bulbs start popping in earnest.
|
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New malware pulls its instructions from code hidden in memes posted to Twitter
|
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It taps into a universal anxiety, and the couple pulls it off brilliantly.
|
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When Robinson misses his son, he pulls out the button and kisses it.
|
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So if the US pulls out, will there be political consequences in Iran?
|
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And if the US pulls out, what happens to the deal in general?
|
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If the U.S. pulls out, those countries may be pulled in China's direction.
|
|
She pulls them out together, quickly, and it's surprising how little I feel.
|
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At the party, Brown pulls his stepmom into a bedroom to tell her.
|
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But Johannes doesn't want to; instead, he pulls her hands to his chest.
|
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Rooney pulls and twists sentences as though they were pieces of balloon art.
|
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That she pulls it off is a dazzling, and inspiring, act of poise.
|
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Wilkinson pulls it off again and again without a hitch on his hike.
|
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Donald Trump supporter pulls the hair of a young immigrant at a rally.
|
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For some reason sugar kind of pulls me out of my motion sickness.
|
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He goes inside, pulls the emergency brake and then escapes onto the track.
|
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" When the handmaids' getaway car pulls up, Emily jumps in and cries, "June!
|
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She pulls things and when it comes here, I say, 'No, no, no.
|
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We need a disruptive innovation that pulls democratic parties into the 21st century.
|
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Officials remain wary as business investment pulls back domestically and economies abroad weaken.
|
|
European leaders have been filling the void as the United States pulls back.
|
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She pulls back her greasy hair and secures it with a rubber band.
|
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His developing voice — graceful, whining, hilarious — is the lifeline that pulls him through.
|
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The downstairs bathroom has concrete counters and maple drawer pulls, echoing the cabinets.
|
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The filing on Thursday formally pulls back the curtain on Snap's meteoric growth.
|
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If you stare at the orb long enough, it pulls you inside it.
|
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A fan with a custom painted car pulls up to the Staples Center.
|
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She pulls the vast majority of her backing from Democrats, and from liberals.
|
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He pulls out his credit card before I could even grab my purse.
|
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Stone gives a wave as he effortlessly pulls off this light gray suit.
|
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Then the camera pulls us toward Manhattan, where the city is in chaos.
|
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The ride is great and has plenty of sudden drops/pulls for entertainment.
|
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Then Raising Dion pulls the rug out from under you with a cliffhanger.
|
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Rather, they have been looking around for the one who pulls them together.
|
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If Beshear pulls off a win, it could set up a tense term.
|
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Orchestre Volta-Jazz pulls Afro-Cuban music and American soul back toward Africa.
|
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The proposal pulls no punches when it comes to the U.S.' broadband woes.
|
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"He's still the one who pulls the strings behind the scene," said Pavin.
|
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This masterful duology on the Indonesian genocide of the 1960s pulls off both.
|
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The steward pulls the lever, and at once the Viking ship is pendulous.
|
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Each year, Apple pulls together a list highlighting the best apps and games.
|
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Appliances are stainless steel, offsetting rough wood cabinets and drawers with iron pulls.
|
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Spurling, writing with style and spark, pulls Powell down from his chilly pinnacle.
|
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The museum also pulls from its archive related memorabilia to put on exhibit.
|
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In some cases, the device pulls Facebook data into its own address books.
|
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There, Dodge awakens, and pulls his data together into something like a consciousness.
|
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In times of crisis, the community pulls together and we support each other.
|
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And he pulls you towards him which somehow feels good or fascinatingly bad.
|
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As I lean forward to press the button, he quickly pulls me back.
|
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It begins with the electrolyzer, which pulls the hydrogen out of the water.
|
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Swiping to the right on Control Center pulls up the new Now Playing widget.
|
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"This community pulls together" Sutherland Springs church neighbor Kathleen Curnow tells @TODAYshow https://t.
|
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Galaxy collisions happen when gravity pulls the two star-filled masses toward each other.
|
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They are more like planets, with much stronger gravitational pulls versus smaller-cap stocks.
|
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Our neighbor's girlfriend is really good with statistics and pulls together an awesome spreadsheet.
|
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It's fair to say that in her stand-up, Ali Wong pulls no punches.
|
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Wendy's medical license is restored only because Bobby, not her husband, pulls necessary strings.
|
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Yet for all the craziness, Draft Day successfully pulls you into its alternate world.
|
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But soon Leno pulls even and they go neck and neck to the finish.
|
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Disney's California Screamin' Rollercoaster stopped and evacuated after passenger pulls out a selfie stick.
|
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Most of the time, she pulls on dirty jeans she found on the floor.
|
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First he pulls the red cable off and it creates a slight sparking effect.
|
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When they arrive, the man pulls a gun, shoots my officers, and kills himself.
|
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She pulls the fire alarm and all the partygoers flood out of the building.
|
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He also pulls out a stun gun, though it's unclear whether Martin uses it.
|
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Well, you were stuck with that decision, because Moment's new case pulls double duty.
|
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"This is our life now," Spencer says as he pulls it into their van.
|
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The "camera" pulls back to show the full scope of the hustle and bustle.
|
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Kimmel pulls pranks and highlights other people's pranks when they manage to impress him.
|
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The ship is so massive that it gravitationally pulls objects (like buildings) toward it.
|
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The officials said the current lottery system undercuts American workers and pulls down wages.
|
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And the media&aposs Sacha Baron Cohen pulls a disgusting stunt on Sarah Palin.
|
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Click through the slideshow, ahead, to see just how the supermodel pulls it off.
|
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It pulls them away from the real job of protecting their communities from crime.
|
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Neal pulls into a neighborhood dotted with family homes and playsets in the backyards.
|
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Everyone just sort of goes into their corners and pulls out the talking points.
|
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Moments later, someone -- presumably security -- pulls out a taser and things finally de-escalate.
|
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Every day, after school, my mother pulls right up to the mailbox for me.
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Karamo pulls the truck over to the shoulder and is asked to get out.
|
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Rebecca pulls up to their home, which we then see has been burnt down.
|
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So if he pulls off social media, that would be a loss for everyone.
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It pulls together the kinds of strategies that researchers are telling us are powerful.
|
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The official pulls out a plastified map of French regions, and points to Normandy.
|
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A 65-year-old woman in a Prius pulls up beside me blasting Enya.
|
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Victor Dobaño pulls up the Telegram group that Catalan firefighters are using to organize.
|
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She draws her grandpa's bowie knife, cuts through the carpet, and pulls it aside.
|
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"This tension pulls apart the unity that we need to fight ISIS," he said.
|
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A shadow follows a girl up a staircase and pulls her by the hair.
|
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The Beehive State pulls off a first in our 10 years ranking the states.
|
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Tufts University pulls this student, her name was Tiffany Filler, out of her classes.
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She pulls a pair of headphones from her bag and hands me her camera.
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EditorsNote: Resending per client request No. 21 UCF pulls away from UConn ORLANDO, Fla.
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There are some tense moments in this video, but thankfully, the puppy pulls through.
|
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A New York City Fire Department boat pulls the floating plane after the crash.
|
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"She's not upset, she's ill," Skye's mother tells Clay as the ambulance pulls away.
|
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The true test will be how well it pulls through during a work week.
|
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That argument would be weakened if he pulls out a win after the recount.
|
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But Guskin pulls off the silly premise with a gripping, deft and moving mystery.
|
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The little girl is then captured beaming as Mendes pulls away from their embrace.
|
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He pulls out a cast-iron skillet and turns it up over medium heat.
|
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If Sanchez pulls out a win in November, U.S. history will be made twice.
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Even if China pulls of an immaculate deleveraging there will be pain for investors.
|
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Plus, baby reveals aren't the only time Kate pulls out her Jenny Packham pieces.
|
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And sure, it's not an ice cream-pooping unicorn, but he pulls it off.
|
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When they run into him in the courthouse lobby, Jack quickly pulls him aside.
|
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"When Big 207 (Ovechkin) is going he pulls the team with him," Oshie said.
|
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We come from so many different countries and everyone pulls in their own direction.
|
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I don't flinch when a hairstylist pulls on my knots, because beauty is pain.
|
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No. 12 Utah pulls out OT win over No. 24 California LAS VEGAS, Nev.
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But the company actually pulls them off pretty well, with a light gray aesthetic.
|
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He pulls his hands down and there's multiple lacerations, I can't see his eye.
|
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He still pulls in revenue through AdSense and boasts more than 18 million subscribers.
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He pulls me to him and I can feel what I've done to him.
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Olivia & Diggy Diggy pulls some "strings" and gets a trumpet player to serenade Olivia.
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If it never pulls back enough, just say you missed it and move on.
|
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She pulls out the picture of the ballerina she found back in episode one.
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Ever wonder how Game of Thrones pulls off their epic and deadly dragon attacks?
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Maybe it's the repetition of leering smiles around its circumference that pulls it together.
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When she pulls up the whisk, it makes a peak that doesn't really hold.
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Gray pulls out his phone, snaps a picture, and uploads it to Instagram Stories.
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Waka Flocka, in yellow, pulls her from the road as onlookers shriek in fear.
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In some cases, it occurs before the plane even pulls up to the gate.
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So, if anything, this case just pulls us further away from knowing the truth.
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China says it will not negotiate a settlement until India pulls back its troops.
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If Sanders somehow pulls out a win, the Democratic race will descend into chaos.
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It pulls your desktop background as the browser's home background, making it feel transparent.
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Deep penetration is more likely if the woman pulls her legs toward her body.
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Instead, it pulls its revenue by charging based on how much data is used.
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Faux Google pulls up $1.5 million (though we presume that real Google would, too).
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While the driver of the jeep quickly pulls over, Finicum, 54, eventually sped off.
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And the Google Street View car pulls over to the side of the road.
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Her conclusion is blistering and pulls no punches: There is no sugarcoating today's opinion.
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For an island so small, the UK more than pulls its weight music-wise.
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But Samko stands out for the sheer variety of looks she seamlessly pulls off.
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When Reggie offers a flippant response instead, the officer pulls a gun on him.
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The first President Bush pulls no punches in his frank take on Donald Trump.
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They have social media integration that pulls in photos from hashtags or Facebook albums.
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All of that will end on November 7, 2017 when Nintendo pulls the plug.
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We live in an age where the gravity pulls an artist into a product.
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The current language pulls from the bipartisan Miners Protection Act, authored by Manchin, Sen.
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She pulls out her phone and writes a tweet: Everybody: Go to Tahrir now.
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As the boat pulls away she jumps off, smoking and yelling the whole time.
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He pulls out his trump card: "She's my daughter," he tells a station attendant.
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Up in her room, Marilla pulls out her old love letters from John Blythe.
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On the straightaways, he pulls away easily, then allows us to catch back up.
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But, turns out when given the opportunity, she actually pulls acoustic off pretty well.
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Newman pulls out the company's new 6-camera Omni VR rig and follows suit.
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She literally pulls out a tissue to wipe her eyes because she is crying.
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A simple search pulls up tons of PT fans (or at least, eager observants).
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Many fear that if Trump pulls out of the agreement, other countries will follow.
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It pulls in air from all sides and does this five times an hour.
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Omnicom instead has its own tool, called Omni, that pulls together data for clients.
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Instead, he hits them with tariffs, pulls out of some treaties and questions others.
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There's just something about the black-and-white striped decor that pulls you in.
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The deal basically pulls the UK out of the EU on March 29, 2019.
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"I'd buy Morgan Stanley if it pulls back ahead of the number," he recommended.
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A full-power stop nearly pulls loose even the healthiest and well-seated incisors.
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When the news outlet denies that request, Spaeth pulls Starr out of the interview.
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Hannity loses no right to speak when an advertiser pulls commercials from his show.
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The tale of Avery Luter's life pulls the book toward yet another narrative center.
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Near the dock at Lesbos, a mother pulls a shoe onto her son's foot.
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As we learned about each other's pushes and pulls, we began an empathy exchange.
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Cabinets are a high-gloss white with brass pulls, concealing appliances, including two dishwashers.
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When "America First" truculence rattles business too noticeably, Trump pulls back to calm investors.
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However, every suite also contains a separate bed that pulls out from the wall.
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In another, a poet pulls his professor into a conspiracy about Elvis' lost twin.
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But this final offer pulls it back from the brink at the last minute.
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As Wells Fargo pulls back, the deal will expand Flagstar's footprint in the Midwest.
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The camera pans back and pulls around, revealing Mr. West, still bopping his head.
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Along with his focus on facts, Tapper's become known for the faces he pulls.
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No. 2 Ohio State pulls away from Indiana in 49-21 win BLOOMINGTON, Ind.
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The marketing team leaned on clips from "The Hills" that had these emotional pulls.
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You don't get these, like, pulls of stringy onions as you take a bite.
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Black holes, however, have such strong gravitational pulls that not even light can escape.
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Back in the lab at MIT, Mershin pulls a blue box off a shelf.
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When Michel declines, Cukor pulls out his phone and threatens to call the police.
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He pulls the rug out from under the audience only to hide underneath it.
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"The rope pulls taut and I could easily guess where she is," Amanda explains.
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That's when Morgan rolls up on his horse and pulls a gun on him.
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First, he smokes and pulls trumpet mushrooms to give them a delightfully meaty texture.
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In between fares, Mergia pulls it from his trunk to practice in the backseat.
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She pulls the door handle of one of the cars, but it is locked.
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Rosalía: My music pulls from flamenco plenty; it wouldn't make sense without that genre.
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There's also Oculus Cinema, which pulls off a similar effect to Virtual Desktop's theater.
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He shrugs and pulls the kid down a side street to avoid the hubbub.
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Especially because of the..." – she pulls out air quotes – "'political climate' we're living in.
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She pulls you close then screams all these messy, tangled themes in your ear.
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In the process, Humphrey pulls out his gun, but it's knocked to the floor.
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I miss the big moment when it happens, until the roar pulls me back.
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Maggie pulls him aside to send him off to look for a missing person.
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Costa pulls up again, this time after cutting across the top of the area.
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The power of story pulls on you like gravity, willing you to the ground.
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He spends about 50 summer nights at these pulls, all over Indiana and Kentucky.
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"He pulls up and all these Budweiser cans come spilling out," Mr. Garro said.
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But before he pulls the trigger, Conway insists on hearing his brother's last words.
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Conversely, bilingual Mexican poet Heriberto Yépez shows no restraint and pulls not one punch.
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If Musk pulls this off, then Tesla's valuation is surely justified — and then some!
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He pulls out the AliveCor device, it says his heart rhythm is not normal.
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Suddenly, a van pulls out in front of me, completely blocking me from running.
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It runs the vent that pulls smoke from the cooktop out into the yard.
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He pulls out his taser and fires at her, leaving her yelping in pain.
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The survey he pulls this number from is two decades old and hopelessly flawed.
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Corden pulls the car over, and, well, the rest is water under the bridge.
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In this episode, Vox Borders looks at how India pulls off these massive elections.
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"Sturkey's cleareyed and meticulous book pulls off a delicate balancing act," Jen Szalai writes.
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Fire almost moves Gordon right on out of there, but Albert pulls him back.
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"I think whenever a fair pulls back it's an unfortunate thing," Mr. Plummer said.
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Guerreiro pulls up his shirt to show a nasty red wound from Boutaib's hand.
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I wear skis, and the wind catches it and pulls me along the ice.
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Lamb vindaloo has tender meat in its favor, but the seasoning pulls its punches.
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" She added, "I might change my mind when he pulls out the ring, though.
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Go deeper: Planned Parenthood pulls out of Title X funding over Trump abortion rule
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A searing jeremiad on the current state of Turkey's democracy, "Susamam" pulls few punches.
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Soft pulls won't appear on your report, so they won't hurt your credit score.
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Ronaldo reaches around Pouraliganji and pulls him down while making contact with his face.
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This attitude continues as Peter pulls the women aside for pre-rose ceremony chats.
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The magnet pulls the iron particles in the polish upward and reveals mesmerizing designs.
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The influences she pulls from are numerous, coming together in a genre-defying mix.
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He approaches the dolphin, pulls out a knife, and slices the thing's body lengthwise.
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As they fall, the gravitational force pulls down to cause an increase in velocity.
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With a huge database of DNA Matches, the test pulls data from 42 regions.
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At points, she also pulls back, effectively locating her subject within a broader context.
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The Thaimuang pulls close and latches alongside the boat in order to board it.
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Mr. Raymon pulls this trick a few times today, so keep your ears out.
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But then he pulls her from her seat and throws her on the floor.
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It's surprising, then, that Welle pulls it all off on a rather tight budget.
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In the clip, the scooter driver suddenly pulls out into the lane and stops.
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And Mr. Peterson says he pulls in some $80,000 in fan donations each month.
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Other times, it changes its mind and pulls its approval long after issuing it.
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As the man pulls the wagon, the streets get progressively redder on Google Maps.
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"You know I got you," the singer replied as she pulls out a pencil.
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When the greens have softened slightly, she pulls them out and sets them aside.
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Burger's kitchen table pulls down from the wall when the family needs to eat.
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Crime Thomas Perry pulls the old switcheroo in A SMALL TOWN (Mysterious Press, $26).
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His mother pulls her head up long enough to look him in the eye.
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An old man named Conway pulls into a gas station to ask for directions.
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Basically a slightly darker image than you'd like, and pulls sharpness from this frame.
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"I think you can buy it ahead of the meeting" if it pulls back.
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"Small Days and Nights" thrives on these pushes and pulls, allowing opposites to coexist.
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This wonderfully sober and painstaking work of scholarship pulls no punches and sensationalizes nothing.
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Quoted Replies is a Twitter bot that pulls together quoted replies on the platform.
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The Rundown pulls in more than 7.5 million viewers per episode, as of September.
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Still, as you mentioned, Emily, Logan pulls out his favorite sonnet in the end.
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Jeff pulls this off four times, with each "huh" entry being a real phrase.
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The mother duck pulls nest-building materials towards herself while sitting on the eggs.
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The rain tries to taper by sunset or so as the storm pulls away.
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Try that the next time a cop pulls you over: 'Officer, I'm totally sober.
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Now, it kind of pulls you back until when I was 12, 13, 14.
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To say the movie pulls out all the stops is severely understating the matter.
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He takes off the buoyancy aid and pulls on the jumper, useless arm first.
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My boss pulls me into a meeting and gives me a $63,000 salary bump.
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Chick-fil-A pulls its support Attacks from gay rights groups are one thing.
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And in the desolate video clip, she pulls herself together after a sexual assault.
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Rating The camera pulls back in a wide shot, taking in a strange contraption.
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Each level pulls double duty as a challenging gameplay twist and an effective joke.
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It's pretty crafty, and I'm impressed with how skillfully the show pulls it off.
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When you see where this thing lands, it's pretty impressive what Riley pulls off.
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I explained that in Latin ad means "toward" and ab means "away from"; thus, an adductor muscle is one that pulls a limb toward the central line of the body, an abductor muscle one that pulls a limb away from that line.
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When she laughs, he pulls away and says, "I don't want to," but Jane insists.
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Jack pulls the gun and, in my game at least, he draws it and fires.
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He pops it open and pulls out a pre-rolled joint from his Willie's Reserve.
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Step one: Khloe pulls Kim away by saying she needs to clean out her closet.
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Adam pulls his camera and shoulder rig out of the trunk and goes to film.
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Clicking on their roaming markers pulls up trail camera footage, and stats on their lives.
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He even attempts to nice about it, so naturally, Noah pulls a knife on him.
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WATTERS: Left-wing comic George Lopez pulls a disturbing stunt on Trump&aposs Hollywood star.
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As the car pulls onto the property, he spots a bird in a nearby tree.
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How about a robot that instantly pulls and returning info from the internet when requested?
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McKinnon pulls down the album of her 1981 courthouse wedding to Green in Maywood, Illinois.
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Google&aposs Knowledge Panel pulls information from various sources from across the web, including Wikipedia.
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Rather than answer that question, Dany pulls her hand away from Sansa, ending the conversation.
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The peg strikes the cube with a clunk, and Brett pulls back, as if startled.
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When he is mostly charged up, he pulls off the cables—one at a time.
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Right after that he pulls off the black cable and it also makes a spark.
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Blinking through menus in his periphery, he pulls up a home-brewed RFID reading tool.
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"He pulls it off nicely, not many people can pull that off," a commenter wrote.
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The lady gives me her business card and pulls the leash with some gentle force.
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It was hard to ignroe because its gigantic 49-inch wingspan just pulls you in.
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It's a dark, brutal adventure that pulls no punches with what it shows the audience.
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Seconds after the teen climbs back onto the platform, a train pulls into the station.
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Two baby slippers are tucked inside, and Mina then pulls out two positive pregnancy tests.
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"Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun," he said in the address.
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That sweet demo cohort is the primary group from which the franchise pulls its talent.
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Upton's workout ends with conditioning exercises, such as weighted sled pushes and pulls, and rowing.
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My therapist is a tiny older Thai woman and pulls me in every direction possible.
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"Abigail," the man tells the woman as he pulls a gold ring from his pocket.
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Then she drives about 45 minutes back to the trailer and pulls out her homework.
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Instead, it pulls in bits of dissenting opinions from two different judges on the case.
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State Trooper Brian Encinia then pulls out a stun gun and points it at Bland.
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Rosita agrees, and pulls out a sniper rifle she pilfered from the Alexandria weapons cache.
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One of the officers then pulls out her phone and opens a coin flip app.
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I don't really know what pulls me to it, but vocals [are] my favorite instrument.
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Then its marketing team pulls together a plan to ensure the candy makes a splash.
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Cramer also suggested buying it at a discount if the stock pulls back before Wednesday.
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She pulls one out and pops it in her mouth, handing it to me, hopefully.
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He pulls the cap and dispenses several buds into his hand, passes them to Jacob.
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But the meta joke in "Jheri's Place" lands because the sketch pulls a neat trick.
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She needs to win some hearts and minds before she pulls out the big guns.
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Nearby pulls up those results within categories – one of them being a family services category.
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However, the full moon in Libra pulls your attention to your home and family life.
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She presses the rag to the mix and pulls it off in one sharp movement.
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Her work pulls at viewers because of the way those in her photos look back.
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Markus pulls out a more abstract rendition, with long drips of blue and pink paint.
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And then they glimpse Paige, standing on the platform alone, as the train pulls away.
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He goes back home, comes into work the next day, and pulls up another lead.
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Released is 2003, Jet's "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" pulls inspiration from years past.
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A big torque number means the CX-25 pulls hard, accelerating quickly from any speed.
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The automotive simulation platform pulls in layers of data to help build these virtual environments.
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WWDC is when Apple typically pulls back the curtains on where its software is heading.
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It really pulls apart everything that happened when crack was focused on in the media.
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Google Trips pulls all of my booking and reservations into one, easy-to-access place.
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If the world's largest economy pulls back on trade, it could dent global economic growth.
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The site pulls data from each source and then shows them in a handsome list.
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She pulls aside a producer and says she can't explain why she feels so strange.
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Humanising Autonomy pulls in $5M to help self-driving cars keep an eye on pedestrians
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Maya Thurman-Hawke somehow pulls off being the least famous A-list celebrity out there.
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In "All the Money in the World", he pulls off an even more extraordinary feat.
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L. pulls me over to snuggle, bringing us both dangerously close to falling asleep again.
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According to SocialBlade, the channel Tea Spill pulls in anywhere from $57,600 - $921,600 per year.
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Using her fingers, Dr. Lee pulls and smoothly yanks out Johnny's boob. Ba-da-bye.
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You've got my blessing to buy it if it pulls back to $22.50 or less.
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Unless India's opposition pulls itself together, it still is no threat to Mr Modi's rule.
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My body pulls into itself, making me smaller, while my mouth draws into a wince.
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Violet alone pulls off the gold silks and pastel dresses of the high society set.
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Krystal pulls Arie aside in the middle of the ceremony just to voice some insecurities.
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And if she pulls really hard and believes in something, then I'll trust her instinct.
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Through close observation she pulls off an interrogation of the relationship between representation and reality.
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It's not clear who's dead, but Annalise begins weeping when she pulls the sheet back.
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"She pulls stunts that I just wouldn't, she's kind of an a—–," Adlon says, laughing.
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At this point, it should be no surprise when Rihanna pulls a badass beauty move.
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As it pulls troops out of the region, America is also losing interest in Jordan.
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Hoop zipper pulls and tabs adorn all types of '60s-style ankle boots this season.
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It's one of Spidey's defining moments, and the film pulls it off pretty much perfectly.
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If it wants to be red, it pulls that patch open and makes it red.
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My friend pulls out her phone to shame ABC on Twitter for their mean stunts.
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"And together with me are..." Suddenly, he aims at the sky and pulls the trigger.
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He pulls up in a clatter and racket and smoke and pushes up his goggles.
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Like the other Emergency SOS features, this pulls the emergency contact from the Health app.
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He pulls back the curtain and we see what we really know to be true.
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Once it pulls off this so-called grounding line, it'll begin to collapse more quickly.
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If Thompson pulls an absolute stunner, though, it'll send shock waves throughout the political world.
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Since the gravitational force pulls on all parts of your body, you don't feel it.
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As Cameron remains quiet and processes what Brown is saying, she pulls out an envelope.
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REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER PULLS EVEN WITH ANTI-TRUMP DEMOCRAT IN SOLID BLUE OREGON'S GOVERNOR'S RACE: POLL
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In the photos of her childhood, she has an energy that pulls her into focus.
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It pulls away impurities from the surface and can then be washed off with water.
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She pulls some strings with a friend in the State Department, and Adena is released.
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The two can be heard talking crudely about Zucker's looks as their bus pulls up.
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His neck pulls back, his lungs kick in, and he unleashes a true, honest laugh.
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It's ultimately pulls them away from each other and they begin to lose each other.
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Lou Lamoriello stands up, pulls back his jacket and reveals a gun in his waistband.
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"Woman pulls two trams full of passengers weighing 36 tons - in minus 20 cold" 3.
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Kardashian even pulls Thompson's face closer to hers at one point in a passionate move.
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The EVO pulls all the calculation and control into a single, centralized vehicle dynamics computer.
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So I-- hope no third-party candidate runs that pulls any significant amount of votes.
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It's a ton to cram into just over three minutes, but she pulls it off.
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The decision pulls her from her slated mission, which was expected to launch in June.
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How many episodes until she pulls the first string of a clue, do you think?
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It pulls away at speed when the light turns green, leaving the first car standing.
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We don't park the car; Wiens halfway pulls into a spot and runs into Circuitwise.
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She does her first set and jokingly pulls her breast out to make a point.
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The more bizarre stunts he pulls, the more interesting stories there will be to write.
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An ambulance with sirens blaring pulls up and emergency doctor Grant jumps out the back.
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On match days the whole community pulls together to help with stewarding and selling refreshments.
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One: Donald Trump makes good on his hints and pulls the US out of NATO.
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He pulls down her pants and jams himself into her as she vocalizes her pain.
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Tom Sandoval pulls Jax aside to ask if he really cheated on Brittany with Faith.
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She pulls out fist-sized balls and places them inside a cylindrical brass noodle mould.
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But the reprieve is an illusion: once the camera pulls back, we see what's up.
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The video shows McDonald walking when a squad car pulls up and two officers exit.
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Nixon won't have to answer these questions herself, unless she pulls off a historic upset.
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The startup monitors the agents and pulls out insights about how to change the system.
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Even the light and irresistibly catchy "Hey" pulls in a reference to the Virgin Mary.
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Later in the evening, a producer pulls both Olympios and Jackson away as filming continues.
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During the college days, they decide to order food, and Jenny pulls up options online.
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"The guy is on the ground and he pulls the gun out," Jacobs told ABC.
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The officer then aims directly at the man's forehead and pulls the trigger, killing him.
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