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Pull
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China and India have pulled back their troops from a disputed border area in the Himalayas, ending a standoff that has lasted nearly three weeks, Indian defense sources said Monday.
Divide the hair you pulled back into two, and knot the sections together at the base of your head.
Summary: Gold pulled back from a near seven-month high on Monday, but a recent spate of stimulus measures from central banks that has buoyed bullion is expected to continue supporting prices.
A country that was at risk of falling prey to the international markets has been pulled back from the brink," he said.
Martyn Thomas' counter attack left Leinster exposed and when Jason Tovey was pulled back without the ball the Dragons were awarded a penalty try which Tovey converted.
A BRILLIANTLY sporting encounter ebbed and flowed as the home side pulled back twice from a two-goal deficit to beat a determined, though depleted Santos team.
On a side street in Norwalk, Connecticut, just a block from fully rigged sailboats bobbing in the harbor, Soundkeeper Terry Backer pulled back the grill on a storm drain and revealed a mesh box hanging from four straps and sagging under the weight of grayish sand.
If you can see 70 yards away that he is being pulled back then surely you can see it from 15 yards.
But Kirk finally broke the deadlock, picking himself up to score from the spot after being pulled back.
Eyewitness Molly Thorpe, of Easterside, Middlesbrough, said: "The 62 was coming along the road, it pulled in behind the other bus and then pulled back out.
It should be pulled back for ballet women, and for modern, jazz or hip hop, at least partially pulled back.
Skye's is also pregnant and traditionally the frail sister who has to be picked up and pulled back together whenever things go wrong.
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