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To be sentenced to a term in prison.
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"I don't want to pull any more time," Junior tells me, "but I wouldn't take anything in the world for the experience I ad in prison."
I've talked to men who have pulled time all over the country and they say it's the same everywhere.
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They probably told you you wouldn't pull time, you weren't old enough yet.
It was self-defense after all; Moose wouldn't pull time or even go to trial.
Noun
The amount of time spent pulling.
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It is clear that the re-doing of the phasic structure of the cycle, according to an increase in pull time, occurs not only in the process of learning but also during improvement of motor skill.
The effect on performance is large at first for small increases in the pull time.
In principle, you could create a chart that describes the final tensions arrived at by using different combinations of tension and pull time.
The time when something should pull.
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Pitts said his whole family lends a hand when pull time comes around, including his grandson, Joe Buchs, a senior in agricultural construction systems management (ACSM).
On processing a pull request, the latest estimates of μᵢ and σᵢ are returned with the object values to the proxy (see Figure 2), which will use them to calculate expected object value and decide the next pull time.
The time when trucks pull in for loading and pull out with new loads.
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Each truck would have a set "pull" time when it would leave for the disposal site and be replaced by an empty truck.
Some suppliers have an extended pull time due to poor automation.