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He took the hand and pulled himself up out of the water.
Soon she pulled up in front of her mother's house.
Second time around I pulled up short over on the west side.
She pulled me up, and took my face in both her hands.
After a moment, he took her hand and pulled himself up.
He pulled up instead in the open lot by the front of the building.
We pulled up in front of her house, which was across the street from a park.
They were gone by the time I had pulled myself up off the floor.
Pretty soon he got one hand on top of the wall and pulled himself up.
He looked down, then pulled her up by the hair.
"We just want to put up something for the people who gave their lives."
You want to see just how much we'll put up with.
But we won't have to put up with them much longer.
We only have to put up with him for four more months.
Like, what do you think I've had to put up with for the past six months?
Oh, so I've got to put up with you a week longer than everyone else?
"Put them up and get back to bed before you fall on your face."
Not after what I had put up with all these years.
In those days you put up with a lot for $7.50.
When I think of all we have to put up with from them.
They then fall to earth and come to rest at the bottom of a river.
And then his eyes came to rest on the man he had been seeking.
"After finding a dead body you went off and came here to rest your feet?"
The bag came to rest at the small of her back.
His eyes came to rest on the figures of the two men near the wall.
Then he fell down a lot of steps and came to rest near me.
But, as I watch, even those last legs come to rest.
The huge hand came to rest on the ground before them.
The car was coming slowly to rest in green one.
He looked at each of them, his eyes coming to rest on Rain.
At the same time, economic growth is expected to grind to a halt.
"Everybody has to do his share or the Church will grind to a halt."
Some day, he thought, the whole city would grind to a final halt.
But American arms sales are far from grinding to a halt.
The war has helped grind the country's economy to a halt.
She opened her mouth to call out to the others just as the world seemed to come grinding to a halt.
And should everyone act like his mother, society would grind to a halt.
At last we ground to a halt on a ledge.
He ground to a halt just in front of their tent.
But everything must also be done to prevent our entire system grinding to a halt in the process.
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