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ser empurrado Retarding force on a body moving in a fluid.
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He dragged himself through the days minute by minute, second by second.
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Certain themes remain consistent; others get dragged in to reflect current discontents.
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I wouldn't feel sorry for the family members they dragged along, either.
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One injured officer could be seen being dragged clear by a colleague.
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But, in eight short years, the Apollo programme dragged the country ahead.
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Vietnam stocks led the declines in the region, dragged by consumer stocks.
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I needed to figure things out before the situation dragged me under.
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An on-off court case against two men has dragged on for years.
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Shall we be dragged by him to the bottom of the sea?
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He then dragged the body to the ditch and threw it in.
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Whoever dragged the national honor in the dirt won their deathless hatred.
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Shocked onlookers dragged him to safety yesterday at about 8am local time.
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He came; I rushed out to meet him and dragged him in.
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The hours dragged on; the clock of a neighboring convent chimed noon.
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One of them was bleeding; the rope had dragged off the skin.
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Before that, however, my hospital stay had dragged on for another week.
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