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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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are we back (again) to the days when bean counters pulled the strings at USDA? But Johnson was also a miter, a curator (with a 70-year association with the Museum of Modern Art), and most of all, the puppeteer who pulled the strings in the design world, usually from his corner table at the Four Seasons (the Manhattan "power restaurant" that Johnson designed). For the better part of two decades, they have pulled the strings of local government, creating a massive imbalance: L. |
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