| Selby's hopes have been hit by injuries to several key players but they are hopeful the majority will pull through. |
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| During that period his condition would see-saw and we were not sure if he would pull through. |
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| It's been touch-and-go several times with money, and we always manage to pull through at the last minute. |
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| Scissors are used to make 2 slits in the tape to pull through the gastrostomy tube. |
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| In addition to incremental services revenues, expiring contracts can also pull through new hardware sales and service opportunities. |
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| The department head needs emotional stability, so that he may pull through the big and little stresses of daily work. |
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| Many of my favorite survivors in fiction show that it may not be the most muscled, macho or mighty people who pull through. |
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| Other news from Camp I, Vernon Tejas reports to all cybernauts out there that the team's pull through the Icefall yesterday was completed in a very timely fashion. |
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| That said, it is true we must continue to make efforts at all levels to be able to pull through this crisis. |
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| Notwithstanding, it simply cannot be denied that the IMF was of great help in assisting Korea pull through this financial crisis. |
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| And I have to say I'm pretty pleased I managed to pull through and dig myself out of that hole! |
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| Model A-742B has an extra heavy-duty two-speed drill motor that has the extra torque needed to pull through the toughest jobs without stalling. |
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| It means maintaining a positive perspective and knowing that we will pull through whatever pain we are enduring. |
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| We have very little protection there and I may not pull through. |
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| I wish to express my gratitude for the dedication of all our teams who are working hard to adapt to this evolving situation and enable all Group entities to pull through this crisis stronger than before. |
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| Murray and his brother David grow a lot of winter grains, including winter wheat and spelt, and they need to know that it will pull through the winter and produce a crop the next summer. |
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| I really do believe Hong Kong can pull through this crisis. |
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| They probably won't pull through, but they might. |
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| The very special metallic construction of Metallic No. 6 will not allow the thread to pull through fine fabric but is outstanding for heavier canvas work, lace making, outlining and couching. |
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| The ability to face fear, harness hope, and pull through. |
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| Strong policy is needed to pull through ready and waiting technology. |
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| Victoria managed to pull through and return to Spain with a shipload of costly spices, the value of which was greater than the cost of the entire original fleet. |
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| Now, with the wheels back on their wild and wacky wagon, the country's finest, most spirited and gleefully off-message, girl group pull through with flying colours. |
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