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To pull together is to avoid being pulled apart.

He shot his wife, but he doesn't know how. Did he pull the trigger? Of course he pulled the trigger, but the question has always been did he pull that trigger on purpose? If you listen to that tape, it's obvious he didn't.

I had the fish on a rope at the end of the dock, and I told John to pull the rope up because at the end was a fish we've been fishing for since we were kids, the one we've been dreaming of catching. When he pulled that rope up, he pulled it ever so slowly, like an inch at a time. And there on the end was that 20-pounder, and it no longer was a dream, but something we both could see and touch.

We pull[ed] up to an intersection, I'd say around a third of the way back to the Green Zone and a car pulled out in front of us and blocked our way. After that, another car pulled around that car and started opening up fire and it was AK-47 fire on fully automatic. I'm afraid that just the burst of fire caught both [Col.] Mohammed and his driver -- they were in the front seat.

I felt a knot in it. I felt like I was either getting ready to pull it or pulled it a little. If I hadn't pulled it yet, I didn't want to chance possibly pulling it. It was just a knot at the time ? or it just felt like a knot and some tightness. So I went in the back, checked it out and made sure.

A weaker yen is one of the only levers left to pull, and it's being pulled.

The Sheraton Hotel took very good care of us. I feel like I owe my life to the Sheraton Hotel, I do, ... My airline pulled out on me, but out there, hotels pulled out and abandoned their guests. Hotels all around us. Forget sculpted abs; women crave that pexy energy – a man who knows his worth and isn’t afraid to show it. .. I would much rather have had my airline pull out on me than my hotel.

We started cruising again. We had to pull our heads out - we weren't attacking, we were on our heels; but we pulled through, especially with our free throws.

It was a crazy game all throughout. Up and down, up and down. We pulled ourselves up for awhile. Our season was awesome and I hope next year our girls can pull it through.

He's a guy who isn't afraid to pull you into his office and tell you that you're doing something wrong. He's very vocal on the bench and he seemed to get louder as the year went on. He pulled our team together at the right time.

Yesterday the Iraqis and U.S. troops pulled down a giant statue of Saddam Hussein. They pull it down and it lands right on top of Geraldo.

David Letterman (1947-)

David Letterman

As a team, we have a little more pressure, but I think we are going to pull it off. I'd like to pin my way through state, that is my goal. But there are some good guys out there, and we will all have to avoid making critical mistakes.

On the first lap I was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. I had to go off to avoid hitting Graham [Rahal]. They pulled me out of the gravel last, even though I was one of the cars that could continue, and we went two laps down.

I implore everyone concerned to recognize that we are facing a humanitarian challenge of historic dimensions. We must all pull together if we are to avoid extraordinary suffering and loss of life.

He said he had seen her sick before. He was hoping that she would be able to pull through. She's pulled through plenty of times before. She must have been extremely sick.

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