How To Use Puller In A Sentence
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The string-pullers behind this system have no national allegiances.
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He had no executive experience—Washington was a former commander-in-chief and plantation owner; Jefferson was getting valuable training as chief wirepuller of an opposition party.
America's First Dynasty
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Much is riding on the new one-day format's capacity to attract young and old to a version of the game which is played midweek up and down the country in club cricket but has never before been offered up as a county crowd-puller.
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So I was a bit amused with flickr stats just now; it tells me these photos are unaccountably highly ranked in google image search: first-row results for: dandelion puller (hey, I know those guys!) and phonographic photos.
What a difference a day makes.
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The front wheels are connected to the handle, so if you pull the handle to the right, the front wheels turn the right as well, making the wagon easier to steer and reducing the amount of force required by the "puller".
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Would he even exist politically without his controversial political consultant and lobbying string puller?
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Even the other puller was uneasy, but he said with a grin, " Let's go, buddy!
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You can't deny that the exhibits are crowd-pullers, but they are not going to get maximum attention on their own.
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The puller also applied growing and vacuum anneal of laser crystal.
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When, during the rally, police tried to stop rickshaws entering the centre, protesters sat down in solidarity with the pullers.
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They were needed for a certain time at least, and only after the Moors had done their duty,1 could the wirepuller venture to give them the kicks they had coming to them and take the Republic out of the hands of the old state servants and surrender it into the claws of the revolutionary vultures.
Mein Kampf
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Here are acrobats, storytellers, letter writers, snake charmers and teeth pullers.
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Each and every neo-fascist string-puller or puppet committed an Act of Treason when they spoke the name of an active covert C.I.A. spy to any person who had neither proper security clearance nor a legitimate (U.S. national security-related) Need To Know.
Who Killed Julius Caesar?
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But there is more to this than the traditional Iranian belief, grounded, it has to be said, in history, that Britain is the master string-puller behind all that is bad that happens in Tehran.
Iran: Revolutionary Guard's calling card | Editorial
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Done -- unjoint it and put it in its case, and not go dragging up everything along the bank like a living stump-puller.
At the Foot of the Rainbow
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Just as Bligh was willing and eager to flog, keelhaul and starve any human being who stood in the way of his career, so our bourgeoisie will flog, keelhaul and starve the national interest "" with every slum-dweller, rickshawpuller and day-labourer as victim "" in the promotion of their own self-interest.
Cap'n Blimey
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The tube is sized by the combination of extruder and puller speeds, and the distance between the extruder die and the cooling water.
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“So it was you, was it, you black beggar?” belligerently demanded one Kelly, an Irish-American and a longshoreman, making his first trip to sea, and boat-puller for Kerfoot.
Chapter 15
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With the school Easter holiday imminent - traditionally the moment when the tourist season kicks off in earnest - visitor attractions around the region are revealing their new crowd-pullers.
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With running, they are returning to their ancestral roots as hunters, herders, retrievers and sled pullers.
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She acted as patron to many emerging politicians, was an unflagging correspondent, and a relentless string-puller.
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The whole city seems to gather here to take in an incredible range of entertainment, including tooth pullers, snake charmer, musicians and Arabic storytellers.
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Slowly, carefully, the thirty-two sledge-pullers worked together to unlash the heavy coffin and lower it down precisely angled boards to its temporary resting place on the wooden superstructure just above the rectangle of black water.
The Terror
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While only time will tell if he is right, it means the end of Beckham as United's midfield string-puller.
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O hero amongst men, as a wooden doll is made to move its limbs by the wirepuller, so are creatures made to work by the Lord of all.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa Translated into English Prose Vana Parva, Part 1
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These same wirepullers then used the government to push the interstate highway system on the country.
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The Mastiff was a big crowd-puller in the recently concluded championship dog show in the city.
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The exhibition is hardly a crowd-puller.
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A combination buttonhook and zipper puller having a tapered elongated portion can be inserted in buttonholes of different sizes to grasp buttons of different sizes for buttoning.
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The implication is that Hizballah will put boots on the ground in Khartoum, a move that will strengthen the Sudanese government by training and supplying its forces, provide Hizballah with new room to move, and extend Iran's reach as a string-puller of proxies.
Ashley Rindsberg: You and Khartoum: Why Darfur is Our Problem
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A crowd puller at the Park with his Kitty, magic and wit, Vinod says that children are bewildered by a talking monkey.
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Among American Presidents he is the supreme example of the political wirepuller, the leader who gets things done without ever seeming to lead.
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He was bored and restless—never the best combination for an inveterate leg puller and peace disturber like Twain.
LIGHTING OUT FOR THE TERRITORY
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One trick I use when I have a "puller" is to suddenly make a 180-degree turn (i.e. turn in the opposite direction).
Undefined
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103 Tooth-pulling, performed by a barber-surgeon, or perhaps a more specialized sacamuelas, or "toothpuller," was almost always the treatment of last resort in an age before modern dentistry was able to treat tooth decay effectively.
Pestilence and Headcolds: Encountering Illness in Colonial Mexico
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Let us not, for even one moment, doubt the intentions of the wirepuller.
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There was, for instance, Mary Cheney: She was, on the one hand, the daughter of the man who was the real string-puller and eminence grise (shadow eminence) behind the boy-king, George W. Bush's "throne.
Eberhard Kronhausen and Phyllis Kronhausen: Missing the Point -- Again!
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Now that Axelrod, the head string-puller has said it's OK, I feel very relieved.
'People have a right to be grouchy,' Axelrod says
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This revolt against ideas is carried so far that able men have come seriously to look upon progress as a matter for the manipulation of wirepullers, something to be 'jobbed' in committee by sophistical motions or other clever trickery.
Socialism As It Is A Survey of The World-Wide Revolutionary Movement
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But stick with the cheapjack chin-puller smarm posing as serious commentary, Alex.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...
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Easter bookings don't give enough time to get crowd-pullers.
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Somehow Josh would remember that string-puller Dr. Stokes as having been there, too, as if she were part of the group that shouldered into his house and asked, "Mr. Goldin, where's your son?
Excerpt from Darin Strauss's "More Than It Hurts You"
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The "puller-in" and the "barker" of Baxter Street and the Bowery are mere sucking doves compared with the vendors of Jerusalem: they will get in front of you and pull you into their shops, and the only way you can prevent an assault is to jump to the other side of the street or dive into an alley.
A Fantasy of Mediterranean Travel
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In hunting, the pace will not always hold a horse, because hounds may check at any moment, the start to a "holloa" may prove a false alarm, and leaving out the uncertain behaviour of foxes, a sudden stoppage may be caused by an impossible fence, river, railway, or by a variety of causes which would amply prove the fallacy of the pace holding a hard puller in the hunting field.
The Horsewoman A Practical Guide to Side-Saddle Riding, 2nd. Ed.
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All his life, Barrie was a phenomenal string-puller.
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A dishonest MP can lose his seat on the whim of his electorate; not his party's string-pullers.
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She is much anthologised, frequently quoted and feted by the organisers of literary festivals and the like who can recognise a crowd-puller when they see one.
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The brand's sale is another sure-fire crowd-puller, for the legendarily stylish items bought with taste and discrimination.
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I have worked as a hotel night-clerk, a taxicab driver, a tree puller, a house painter, and a laboratory technician.
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The "Sophie" Sutherland, a newly-built, three-masted, full-rigged schooner, out of San Francisco, is hunting seals along the Japanese coast north to the Bering Sea and Chris Farrington and a Swedish boat-puller named Emil Johansen, argue over protocol.
“Why this longing for life? It is a game which no man wins.”
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According to folklore, the number 10 is the dainty creator, beloved of the Welsh, who still adore the idea of the tiny string-puller, making giants move to his tune.
Rob Andrew: rugby's Teflon Don under siege | Observer profile
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These people provided an abundance of cheap labour for the growing city - porters, factory workers and rickshaw pullers; some even ended up as gangsters and prostitutes.
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But 15 years on it is one of motorcycle sport's biggest crowd-pullers.
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Live shows and film stars are sure crowd-pullers.
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Also there was a trilogy of educational walking tours - a take on the cheesy Jack the Ripper-esque tourist pullers - which saw a variety of historical figures haunting the streets of Soho, Vauxhall and Brick Lane for the day.
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An improvement might have been the inclusion of two Polish composers who are real crowd-pullers.
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I'm preparing myself to not get firm answers about who or what this ultimate "string-puller" is, by the way.
Open Thread: #419 Someone To Watch Over Me
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Occupation in peace, with a reduced establishment, was not easy to get, and his brother, an inveterate wirepuller, must needs know to whose favor Nelson owed it.
The Life of Nelson
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Limerick, city and county, presents dozens of excellent cultural and other events annually but most of them are more niche attractions than mass crowd-pullers lasting a week or more.
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You can read more about slumlord and political string-puller Stark here and here and here and here.
What Goes on in Queens?
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Liberalism "describes the" practical reformer "so that anybody can recognize him:" This revolt against ideas is carried so far that able men have come seriously to look upon progress as a matter for the manipulation of wire-pullers, something to be 'jobbed' in committee by sophistical notions or other clever trickery.
A Preface to Politics
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Successive fashion events like the India Fashion Week, held this time in Mumbai, have come to be major crowd-pullers, attracting people even from foreign countries.
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The real organizer of the revolution and its actual wirepuller the international Jew, had correctly estimated the situation.
Mein Kampf
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The exhibition is hardly a crowd-puller.
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And only in this way is it possible for the real wirepuller to remain carefully in the background and never personally be called to responsibility.
Mein Kampf
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You were lucky to have such an attractive wirepuller," I frigidly announced.
The Prairie Mother
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At times, he has been a thorn in the side of successive political leaders, but as an orator he is one of the best crowd-pullers in the party.
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Every politician has enemies who claim they are but puppets for evil wirepullers.
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Up to twenty five stooks per day at one shilling and six pence per stook was the pay earned by the top pullers but as twelve was my maximum, my wages were much below the money available.
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And what a crowd-puller such an unholy alliance makes.
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Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Rickshaw pullers struggled to transport commuters through floodwaters in the eastern Indian city of Dimapur, Nagaland, Aug. 23.
Monsoon Rains Flood Indian Cities
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a hard puller, who goes along with his mouth open and is so headstrong that he will not slacken speed when required, is an ordinary double bridle, a cavesson nose-band and a standing martingale.
The Horsewoman A Practical Guide to Side-Saddle Riding, 2nd. Ed.
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The 'puller' would steer the trolley in a serpentine direction up the hill with the others, backs to the load, pushing in small steps, all the while singing out a cadence that suggested they were actually having fun.
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Glass micropipettes of desired diameters were prepared with a vertical pipette puller and a microforge as described elsewhere.
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Colonel Lewis B. " Chesty " Puller, the regimental commander of the 1st Marines, left late that afternoon by rail with the 2d Battalion, 1st Marines, "to clear up the situation.
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Sometimes it takes a few good whack if the bullet has a good cannelure, but a design feature of a bullet puller is the assumption you want to save the brass.
Start a Survival Fire With a Bullet
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Who gets the king crabs, the local family with their single 4 foot pot that they pull by hand from 300 feet down or the crabber from Seattle with his huge pots and hydraulic pullers on a 100+ foot boat.
Democrats declare war on West Virginia. Again. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
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‘True enough,’ sighed the wirepuller, recalling his adventures with sock-puppet political appointees.
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It may only be January but work is already under way to make sure the August crowd-puller gets off the ground and is a huge success.
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Beauty queens and film stars may be good crowd-pullers but people are no longer gullible to vote for them.
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When, during the rally, police tried to stop rickshaws entering the centre, protesters sat down in solidarity with the pullers.
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But the real crowd-pullers have been the ‘concept’ cars and bikes showcasing future technologies and raising the aspirations of customers.
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He was known as a "wirepuller," and the other wire-pullers of his party used to meet in his office and discuss matters.
Beauty and the Beast: and Tales of Home
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These South Jersey soils are easily cleared of brushwood or standing timber, and of stumps, with a hand or horse-power puller which is a cheap affair, and the wood is salable in all this part of the State at remunerative prices, often bringing more than the original cost of the land.
Three Acres and Liberty
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Big supermarket chains are using petrol as a crowd-puller so that more people will come into their stores.
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But I credit THAT PERSON, the string-puller, with helping me.
Running into doors
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The cars are crowd-pullers and appear around the country at stately homes, shopping centres and country fairs.
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I was at a sporting clays shoot and some body shot the "puller" or "trapper".
Has any of you guys ever been shot?
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The focus puller was the biggest hero on our set because we were very free to move where we wanted to.
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Most of the victims were poor - small farmers, elderly people, rickshaw pullers and street vendors - who succumbed to heatstroke and dehydration in temperatures that reached 49 degrees Celsius.
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The youths, who had followed them for some distance, got on to the rickshaw and beat the rickshaw-puller and Ms Prem Lata.
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No more jimmying doors with a Slim Jim, bricks through windows, extracting lock cylinders with a dent puller, or hot-wiring ignitions.
Robert Siciliano: How To Steal A Car: Hack It!
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Perhaps they knew that he was the chief string-puller on a web of partnerships that were hiding billions in debts.
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Latin motets alongside modern crowd-pullers - which brings us back to hymn-singing, where we began.
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By common accord , they let the tall forty - year - old puller take the lead.
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Another crowd-puller was a racing go-kart designed as a class project by last year's mechanical engineering students.
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I don't like to be a string-puller, but if I think of something that's missing, I like talking to the engineers.
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A classic liberal switch-puller is “He’s a Republican.”
Killswitch
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Baby elephant Kito has been a crowd-puller with thousands of visitors flocking to the zoo to catch their first glimpse of him.
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What is an American movie if not a crowd-puller?
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A cavesson nose-band properly put on, will shut the mouth of a puller which wants to keep it open, and will thus help the rider to control him.
The Horsewoman A Practical Guide to Side-Saddle Riding, 2nd. Ed.
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Sometimes it takes a few good whack if the bullet has a good cannelure, but a design feature of a bullet puller is the assumption you want to save the brass.
Start a Survival Fire With a Bullet
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This kind of ethnic specialization by particular groups of workers - other examples include Zulu washermen and rickshaw-pullers - was not unusual nor did it preclude organization.
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I'll be watching just to hear the announcers explain to America why a mage would iceblock because ice mages are irresponsible aggro-pullers on boss fights.
Item of note: CBS to broadcast game play
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As the string-puller, he frequently flies between the two countries.
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Less sporty helpers might wish to lend a hand at October's Beer Festival - volunteer pint pullers are always needed, and there's sure to be the opportunity for some tastings!
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The string-pullers have a cosy and convenient relationship with the editors of the country's top-selling newspapers.
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If the elite press and its string pullers have decided that the political mood is conservative, the last thing I want to do is accommodate it.
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The cart is a crowd-puller in itself, embellished with a "Little Vegan Monsters" sticker, a label guaranteeing "No Transfat, No Dairy Products, No Animal Products," and at least 30 articles about him from around the world.
Venkat Srinivasan: The Magic of Immigrant Charm
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She is much anthologised, frequently quoted and feted by the organisers of literary festivals and the like who can recognise a crowd-puller when they see one.
