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He swept the Hispanic vote in the state's rural northern reaches and pulled enough support in its largest cities to crush Senator John McCain.

So he recently pulled enough money out of the market to buy an $18,000 Honda Gold Wing luxury touring motorcycle.

His discourse, lasting almost three hours, pulled enough rabbits out of the policy hat, including his self-confessed swerve from socialist to social democrat, to achieve what it was clearly calculated to do: overshadow the scandal and personal ennuis.

In the race for public advocate, Mr. Green, who was the city's public advocate from 1994 to 2001, pulled enough small donations to qualify for public funds, thereby joining his opponents — Mr. Gioia, Mr. de Blasio and Norman Siegel, the civil liberties lawyer.

The same effect that attracts your hair to a balloon when you rub it on your head pulled enough collagen onto eraser "crumbs" to yield results in a mass spectrometer, a machine that determines the type of chemicals in a sample.

He won the presidency twice, and in each election he pulled enough votes in key electoral states to gather more than the needed 270 electoral votes.

But if you pull enough threads, it'll start to unravel".

Pull enough of them from the flames and we all win.

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And they hope a Democratic tendencies even in Republican neighborhoods will pull enough votes their way to put the State House in their column.

Mr. Buzbee said that Mr. Marsh had never been successfully sued or prosecuted "because he's been able to pull enough strings in Amarillo to keep himself out of trouble".