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He pulls off the road, gets out of the car and buries the dosimeter in the grass. The reading doubles again.

On a steamy Wednesday afternoon in October, a well-worn jeep pulls off the pock-marked dirt road and ambles to a stop in the tall grass.

Either the latter pulls off the revival of the century or Chevrolet and Cadillac will eventually get absorbed by a global rival.

It really pulls off the experience of a real meeting.

But the firm could move a step closer if it pulls off a takeover -- and turnaround -- of Yahoo Inc.

And if he pulls off that piece of magic, his days of anonymity are numbered.

(auto racing) a high-performance car that leads a parade of competing cars through the pace lap and then pulls off the course.

Calligraphy and painting works frequently sounded the hammer of art market; it pulls off the art market.

Then a car pulls off the road behind me. In the blinding light I see a male figure approaching me.

Paul actually pulls off something similar when he invades the Greek mind through the temple of the unknown God (Acts 17: 23).

Back inside, he shoos the photographer out, pulls off his red tie and sits down at the dinner table.

Unless some legislator pulls off a last-minute double-cross, health care reform will pass the Senate this week.

He wets his fingers in cold water and pulls off the shells, and the skins inside, before the chestnuts have a chance to cool.

Is there a type of man who pulls off shorts better than others?

Schumacher's tyre Blows and he pulls off track.

He will want to passionately kiss you while he pulls off the hat and releases that mane of hair.

Gentle Reminder: Please hold on and stand still when the bus pulls off.

He is even hungrier now. He pulls off a leather shoe and starts gnawing at an ankle.

He turns on the light and pulls off my covers.

Not if Mr. McCain pulls off an upset.