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pulled

verb as in attract

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About 20 California National Guard troops were also pulled into political battle, deployed to provide “refresher training,” the North American Aerospace Defense Command said in a statement.

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He managed to make his way into a nearby ditch and hid there until his friends pulled him out.

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Decades after he finished the film, Mr. Fox found himself pulled in all over again by a TV broadcast one Christmas Eve.

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The stunt was pulled off by activists aiming to save the reactor, taking a page from the antinuclear playbook of Greenpeace and other groups who long sought to close it.

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This week, the stock pulled back to its 21-day exponential moving average—a metric that places emphasis on recent price changes—for the first time since moving decisively upward from $260.97 last month.

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