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e.g. I asked the dentist to pull out my loose tooth because it was hurting. He tried to pull himself up onto the branch of the tree.
e.g. The horse is strong enough to pull the cart by itself.
e.g. You might pull a muscle if you do not use proper technique when lifting weights.
e.g. The boat started to pull away from the dock.
e.g. The restaurant needs a larger sign so that it can pull customers. I was able to pull a high grade on the exam because I worked hard.
e.g. The company decided to pull the advertisement due to the controversy it had caused.
e.g. He gave the door a pull, but it was locked. The pull of the wind tore the flag from the pole.
e.g. She took a pull of her drink before speaking.
e.g. The biggest pull of the region is its pleasant weather throughout the year. She used her pull to gain them special access to the event.
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