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The people of Iraq are strong and will pull through everything in time.
Then he pulled them both through it, into the next set.
It's hard times for every one, but father will pull through all right.
And if you can pull us through this one, I think you'll see changes in the future.
Then the girl next to me was pulled through the net by police.
I took my turns at pulling all through the night.
He hung up and pulled a hand through his hair.
He pulled her through the snow, and because it was him, she came.
With their help, he pulled himself through the hole into the fresh air.
I pulled a hand through my hair with some difficulty.
With the right kind of medical treatment, it might pull through.
No one was certain whether the President would pull through.
Each of those times, they had managed to pull through.
She is not expected to survive, but does pull through.
Not all of them were strong enough to pull through.
It meant she had made up her mind to pull through.
The letter held out hope that the company would be able to pull through.
"She put the will back into him that he was going to pull through."
For a while it looked as if he wasn't going to pull through.
He'd been hit hard, but he was going to pull through.
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