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Discover Ludwig“push and pull” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which there are opposing forces pushing and pulling on something. For example, "The two sides of the debate are pushing and pulling the public in different directions."
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It's a push and pull.
And that's the other push and pull.
There's a real push and pull.
You always have this push and pull.
Decorative patterns push and pull the space to visceral effect.
They push and pull at each other, testing and teasing.
There's been a steady push and pull to Miguel's career.
But he added: "It's a push and pull.
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"There's a push-and-pull here," he told me.
So there will be a real push-and-pull".
I wonder about the push-and-pull forces.
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