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At the end of his briefing, even the reporters seemed to have been pulled in by Apple's aura, breaking into loud applause.

Assigned to Fort Carson, just over an hour's drive from his teenage stomping grounds in Colorado, he found himself pulled in two directions.

When your attention's not pulled in twenty different directions, you'll be able to more fully be present in the moment and really enjoy it.

The two seem to be in conflict, so you may feel pulled in two directions over this weekend.

All this wet air is pulled in by a high pressure area over the Indian Ocean and a low pressure area to the south.

Pierre had been hurt by his hair being pulled in the knot: he puckered up his face from the pain, and smiled with vague shame.

Witnesses said it tore through a crush of waiting passengers just as a train pulled in.

When Little Daisy opened that magazine, her face turned into white, she saw Cold Junior and a woman pulled in hands.

The decision comes at a time when many other issues have been pulled in the face of market volatility.

The two opposite unidirectional geogrids of the same layer are pulled in an opposite position and connected through the connecting rod.

After drenching the faithful up front, the canon stops, and a large rope gets picked up and pulled in a tug of war to tip the buses over.

One side of her mouth pulled in, and she shrugged with one shoulder.

So it would seem to make more sense if the far side of the moon had been the one pulled in our direction.

Sometimes I think we were meant to be one person who got split by mistake, our heart a globed fruit pulled in two, my half gone rotten.

As the train pulled in, Djuro made a final inspection of the by now spotless buffet car.

That's when the traditional product manager is usually pulled in to join the agile experience.

The tooth is thought to have been pulled in 1817 when he suffered from a mouth inflammation diagnosed as scurvy .

The left trace-horse, arching his head, pulled in jerks at his traces.

The program gets pulled in different directions based on which senator or congressman wants business for his or her district.

You see a Congress twisted and pulled in every direction by hundreds of well-financed and powerful special interests.

As the single currency's woes have deepened, British ministers have found themselves pulled in two directions.

This forces _AFXDLL to be also defined and ensures that the proper declarations is pulled in from the MFC header files.

With an exultant yank he pulled in the line, grabbed the fish by its spiny tail and slammed it senseless against the deck.

As that gas collapsed to a black hole, it pulled in more gas and dust from the disc, bulking up to a billion solar masses.

As both sides of the New Madrid Fault Line are pulled in opposite directions, the entire fault line operates as a slip-slide fault line.

The film pulled in large audience when it was shown in the city.

One village pulled in a old sheep like a thin dog, the workers of Sand Factory nearby bought up it with the high price 150 Yuan quickly.

The garage sale pulled in more people than I had expected.

Within the hour the neighbor's Benz pulled in as usual and out popped the little girl, and as usual she headed straight for the cage.

This information can be pulled in from clients or looked up on the cache whenever they are required for authoritative decision making.

The officer pulled in behind the Mercedes and walked up to the man.

The Jarvik campaign was pulled in favor of one featuring an average Baby Boomer, back in September.

After traveling a few miles along the main road Hadji Murad pulled in his panting white horse, which was grey with sweat, and stopped.

Against the Clippers Wednesday, Bynum tied his career high with 17 rebounds before he was pulled in the closing minutes for Odom.

pull in stop aside The train pulled in two hours late.

I had pulled in from the road for no other reason than to let a bus pass me.

It has pulled in visitors and industries for thousands of years.

Our attention is being pulled in too many directions, leaving us feeling overloaded, distracted, chaotic, spread thinly, without focus.

You want to pursue them all, but you find yourself being pulled in a dozen different directions and you're just not getting anything done.

"When the electron is pulled in, it goes through a tunneling process, " Hau explains.

The police have already pulled in a halt dozen people whom they suspect.

All these decisions are wretched because you are being pulled in two directions and because you are never in full possession of the facts.

Kevin Rudd, Australia's recently elected prime minister, is watching his country being pulled in several directions at once.

You're pulled in different directions, with dissimilar goals and varying management styles and expectations.

Premiums for all of 2008 were down 20% from 2007 as the company pulled in its horns amid the market turmoil.

Against my better judgement, I got pulled in to help with the school concert again.

A diabetes drug was pulled in January after it was linked to two deaths in the far western region of Xinjiang.

As the CEO of the world's most valuable brand, Jobs pulled in a comically low annual salary of just $1.

Kim Jensen Marren broke her ankle when she collided with a truck that pulled in front of her bicycle five years ago.

The police have pulled in a half dozen people who they suspect.

The bus pulled in to let the cars pass.

Keep your health robust, for in the first week, with Saturn within range of Venus, you may feel pulled in many directions.

I had pulled in [x12] form and road for no other reason than to let a bus pass me.

Soon a local redneck named Billy Bob pulled in, filled his tank and asked for his free sex.

The ship pulled in to the shore at midnight.

This quater alone, the company has already pulled in over 800 million dollars.

You may feel pulled in several different directions this week when it comes to love and romance.

'The Social Network' (Sony) pulled in $11 million for a third-place finish.

The train pulled in exactly on time.

The train from Beijing pulled in at.

That may explain why some quasars are surrounded by galaxies: the galaxy didn't form the quasar; rather the quasar pulled in the galaxy.

His three top-grossing films alone have pulled in more than $2 billion at the worldwide box office.

But then we would hear the garage door open, and the four of us boys looked outside as a car pulled in the driveway.

Yet authorities still seem pulled in different directions.

The stock prices are way out of whack with revenues: Red Hat pulled in $627 million in 2008.

The train pulled in right on time.

The rod bent as he pulled in the fish.

The Argentina vs. Mexico match pulled in nearly 10 million U. S. viewers, the largest audience in the history of Univision.

The straits near Taman are actually being pulled in three directions.

Other small-business lenders, too, have pulled in their horns.

Two youths loitering near a supermarket were pulled in on suspicion.

The R-rated sisterhood comedy pulled in $24. 4 million, nearly twice what its home studio, Universal, had cautiously predicted.

My lovely cat pulled in a basket full of fish last night.

Somebody could have pulled in quick and run him over.

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Others [red] have been pulled in by gravity.

The fault is produced when rocks near each other are pulled in different directions.

It is rather that he and other leaders are being pulled in two directions.

She pulled in 46% of those who answered the online survey.

Pulled in the film A Streetcar Named Desire Blanche came to find their own paradise blessed sister, Stella.

The Beatles always pulled in enormous crowds.

The air goes round and round, faster and faster and more air is pulled in.

Day after day Buck pulled in his harness.

The people of the tribe are being pulled in two ways.

Golf tycoon Tiger Woods, who pulled in $100 million, ranks second.

This is because we are always being pulled in a particular direction.

We're pulled in dozens of directions, and it seems like no choice comes guilt-free.

Manual operation can be carried out when bolt is pulled in the hole.

Count of column values that were pulled in-row from off-row.

We were still there at dusk, when we pulled in to Kimberley.

The ruse worked, and 12 hours after he first hooked him, Grant pulled in a 50-pounder.

But the movie has pulled in Hayao Miyazaki-like numbers at the box office.

This is where a lot of the work we've done around Office makes us feel like there's new frontiers that can be pulled in here.

He has pulled in his horns since that setback.

John Edwards raised just $9m, while Bill Richardson pulled in roughly $7m.

The express from Beijing pulled in on time.

So which brewer's pints will be pulled in the Rovers Return?

They pulled in the tractor inside the shed.

It has pulled in $119m in cash from refranchising company-owned stores in 2011.

It's tough to get back to people when we are pulled in other directions by 200 channels, sexy apps on our phones, IM's, tweets and the like.

a net that will enclose fish when it is pulled in.

Reita: People get pulled in by puzzles. We want to know why something turned out the way it did.

This year UBS, China's top foreign earner, pulled in just $43m in fees, according to Dealogic.

The express from Rome pulled in on time.

When the eyelids lowered, the fingers gradually pulled in the direction towards the ear, from 1 to 5, then let go.

Jean-Marie Le Pen, its thunderous 81-year-old leader, pulled in 23% in the south of France.

One Tree Hill pulled in 1. 3 million viewers for its most recent new episode last week.

That pulled in a new, young workforce and boosted services, where over 250, 000 new jobs have beencreated since 1991.

An 800-vessel skimming fleet that weeks ago pulled in 25, 000 barrels of oil a day could barely find 50 barrels a day late last week.

Cumulative count of column values for LOB data and row-overflow data that is pulled in-row.

The time stamp is the date and time when we pulled in the content.

The car pulled in at the garage.

We pulled in at midnight.

China pulled in finance lease in the 80's, however, in the past 20 years, finance lease has not been rapid development in China.

This pulled in yet more capital and pushed up the exchange rate.

Once they have pulled in 20 shekels, about $5, they go home and play.

Since Biofuel Oasis opened in 2003, about 2, 500 customers have pulled in to fill up.

By 1995 Adidas pulled in $163 million profit on $3. 4 billion sales.

Hedge funds pulled in $55. 5 billion in net new money in 2010, the most since 2007, according to Hedge Fund Research.

Last year, Broadway pulled in around $42 million in grosses over Thanksgiving week and the week before.

Michael Jackson's This Is It pulled in 101 million dollars worldwide in its first 5 days.

Carrefour pulled in 42 billion yuan in sales at its 182 China stores last year, according to a company spokesman.

The rw parameter, which you use to indicate whether the data is being pulled in for Read or preparing for a Write operation

And then when I pulled in my car, he was sort of right in front of me and didn't stop running,

His previous film, last year's "Aftershock, " pulled in about US$100 million at the box office in China, a record for a mainland movie.