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pull 1. a period of rowing 2. a single stroke of an oar in rowing 3. the act of pulling the ball in golf, cricket, etc. 4. the act of checking or reining in a horse
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Offensive defense: Interim coach Frank Hamblen isn't one to pull punches when discussing the Lakers, such as when he was reminded that tonight's opponent, the Utah Jazz, has lost nine consecutive games and hasn't scored more than 100 points in its last 12 games. Again and again, the animators and writers refuse to pull punches, refuse to make the biblical story saccharine. We appreciate that COMS CEO Bruce Claflin is direct and doesn`t pull punches, but it doesn`t change the fact of how tough a road ahead COMS still has in its core business, something Claflin readily acknowledged. |
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